cindy chavez: oh, i'm so excited to be here. damian: now, i have no reason to get stuck to you, cindy, you're leaving us, but i honestly wanna say that whenever we're in the same room together, i feel like no matter who else is in that room, you're gonna end up being the smartest person out of everybody there because i think that that's what you bring to the table every single time you're at an event. cindy: that is so kind. that is so kind, and i'll just say to you how much i appreciate seeing you out in the community. you represent nbc seriously, and the community sees you out there, and it has great meaning. there's a lot of pride in you. damian: i appreciate you, thank you, cindy. well, say it ain't so, you're leaving us in a couple of weeks, but is it time? cindy: well, so i should say that this has been incredible to be able to have the opportunity to serve the public the way we have and you have too, but i'm moving to new mexico. i'm going to be the county executive of bernalillo county, which is in albuquerque, new mexic

aquí en la plaza cesar chavez del centro de san josé.sde acá, acaba de subir al podio para dar algunas palabras y después? entonces se va a dar la cuenta para poder encender este arbolito que atrae a cientos de familias y que también eso mismo atrae a muchos vendedores que se encargan de aprovechar esta época para poder vender su mercancía en el parque. y también alrededor del centro de san josé. como hoy empieza el evento, entonces les voy a descargar toda la mercadería que voy a porque voy a poner un pues de trabajo aquí desde temprano. comerciantes minoristas del área de la bahía, lo que vamos a vender es artesanías, artesanía exactamente de ecuador. instalaron su mercancía dentro de christmas in the park en la plaza cesar chavez para aprovechar un mes en el que esperan fuerte afluencia de consumidores. buscamos como estos lugares porque es cuando más es la. por la temporada hay más o más personas no? y también porque podemos tener más días de trabajo. los organizadores de este evento indican que 25 comercios pagaron por un espacio de

a new mural in san jose pays tribute to cesar chavez.nveiled just today at san jose city college's cesar chavez library. there was a ribbon cutting and members of the chavez family were also there. on hand. there is a recreation of an iconic photograph of chavez at that library. it was taken as he was organizing farm workers in a fresno vineyard back in 1979. chavez spent years advocating for workers and co-founded the united farm workers union. several miles worth of lead of lead telecommunications cables have now been removed. lead, that is, communications cables have been removed from lake tahoe. the organization save lake tahoe announced at&t finished taping, taking the cables out of the water just last week. the company was ordered to remove the cables as part of a settlement that was reached with the environmental nonprofit california sportfishing protection alliance back in september. the cables were part of the telecommunications infrastructure that is no longer used. the alliance says the cables contained 107,000 pounds of lead.

el historial de chávez es favorable. qué tanta fuerza va a tener o qué tanta libertad va a tener ella para hacer pólizas, o si ella nomás va a seguir las pólizas de trump. no podemos saber sumando perfiles cada día. el segundo gobierno del presidente electo trump, sigue tomando forma en washington. javier vega noticias telemundo. y a ellos se unen otros nombramientos del presidente electo en las últimas horas, entre ellos scott bassett, como secretario del tesoro. Él es un multimillonario administrador de fondos de cobertura y asesor de trump durante su campaña. el doctor david weldon, ex congresista de florida, se desempeñará como director de los centros para el control y prevención de enfermedades. los cdc. weldon ha criticado a este organismo y la doctora janet nashua, ahora ex colaboradora de fox news, sería la directora general de servicios sanitarios. nashua ha defendido las vacunas para el covid 19. hablemos ahora del mal tiempo que afecta al país. en el norte de california, un río atmosférico sigue provocando el

el historial de chávez de rimmer es favorable.anta fuerza va a tener o qué tanta libertad va a tener ella para hacer pólizas, o si ella nomás va a seguir las pólizas de trump. no podemos saber sumando perfiles cada día. el segundo gobierno del presidente electo trump, sigue tomando forma en washington. javier vega noticias telemundo. y a ellos se unen otros nombramientos del presidente electo en las últimas horas, entre ellos scott peskin, como secretario del tesoro. Él es un multimillonario administrador de fondos de cobertura y asesor de trump durante su campaña. el doctor david weldon, ex congresista de florida, se desempeñará como director para los centros para el control y prevención de enfermedades. los cdc ha criticado a este organismo y la doctora janet nashua, ahora ex colaboradora de fox news, sería la directora general de servicios sanitarios. nashua ha defendido las vacunas para el covid 19. 2 personas fallecieron cuando se desplomó una aeronave tipo cessna 182 cerca de una montaña en el condado livermore. en colorado,

la segunda persona hispana elegida por presidente electo, donald trump es chÁvez. y sindicatos para trabajar por la fuerza trabajadora de estados unidos. scott como secretario de tesoro. defiende la reforma fiscal. tambiÉn elige a russell vought coautor del proyecto 2025. tambiÉn nombrÓ a los que dirigirÁn a los centros para el control y la prevenciÓn de enfermedades (cdc). [habla en inglÉs] reportera: otro nativo de florida para el equipo de trump. como cirujana general, la elegida es jeanette, de origen jordano. fÉlix: siguiendo con los planes del presidente presidente electo, donald trump no solo genercon el plan de deportaciÓn masivaa ——masiva, no sÓlo genera miedo, sino otras consecuencias. reportera: esta deportaciones masivas podrÍan traer consecuencias para la economÍa. >> afectarÍa mucho la economÍa. reportera: un reporte dice que esto traerÍa una pÉrdida en el producto bruto. >> si estas personas no estÁn trabajando en estos lugares, va a ser muy complicado para el pequeÑo negocio porque no se va a poder ha mantenido en flote. reportera: deportaciones mas

plaza de cesar chavez for the lighting of the 65 foot tree. for 3 to 5.tmas in the park has been a tradition in downtown san jose for more than 44 years. for many, we spoke with, it's the ideal way to get into the holiday spirit. there are dozens upon dozens of trees decorated by local organizations and san jose schools and businesses, but this year, christmas in the park leaders are asking for your help. they have lost several major sponsors. they're hoping to raise $100,000 in donations this year to ensure that they can keep the lights on next year. some of our sponsors that have been with us forever don't have the means to keep supporting us. our drive through over at history park is this beautiful light show, and when you buy a ticket for the light show, you help us keep the lights on. here. donations can be made right there at plaza de cesar chavez or by purchasing tickets to the drive thru light show at history park. that's a great thing to take your kids to if you're looking for something to do. christmas in the park is free and open now throughew

estarÁn ofreciendo sus productos durante este este prÓximo fin de semana frente a la plaza de cÉsar chÁvezosÉ de grace bien buena y abrieron sus puertas desde temprano y como estÁ expectativa. >> en san josÉ un pequeÑo negocios o sueÑo americano y una oportunidad grande para mejorar sus vidas. sobre ayudar a la economÍa local y emprendedores que creen una persona local. >> comprueba una figura un sticker para el carro. >> llego a cÉsar chÁvez de san josÉ y la entrada es gratuita. el evento se ha celebrado por 44 aÑos y es toda unacelebraciÓn. no se mueva y que puedan optimizar a las mujeres que buscaron protecciÓn en los estados unidos. >> desde mÉxico continÚan lamentando la partida de la legendaria actriz silvia pinal. tienen buenas noticias y los temprano para mÁs en el emparrillado, le tengo los temprano para mÁs en el emparrillado, le tengo los detalles. ♪♪ ¡no! felix. ¡no, no, no! ♪♪ ¿ikea? - ¡ikea! - comprar en ikea ahora es más conveniente, con nuevas formas de entrega, cientos de puntos de recogida y más. llegan el jueves... ♪♪ >> de sensores teme que el anuncio hecho por el presi

esta noche, el presidente electo trump, nominó a la ex representante republicana lori chavez para sero al ser la primera alcaldesa latina de un lugar que se llama happy valley. en oregon. chávez tiene 56 años, es la segunda persona hispana que trump designa para su gabinete junto con el senador marco rubio republicano de florida. otra de las nominaciones de trump esta noche es la de scott bessant para secretario del tesoro. vicente es un inversor muy exitoso de wall street y quien ha llamado a reducir el déficit fiscal está entre los donantes y recaudadores de fondos para la campaña de reelección de trump. y, por cierto, para secretario de vivienda y desarrollo urbano. trump nominó al ex jugador de la nfl, scott turner, quien durante su primera presidencia estuvo a cargo del concilio de oportunidad y revitalización. trump dijo en su anuncio que es la persona negra de más alto rango que ha seleccionado hasta el momento. por otra parte, se aplazó la fecha de sentencia del presidente electo donald trump, por el caso de falsificación de registros comerciales. en el caso de stormy daniels,

and that change your entire life chavez. very emotional says seeing all the shoes on the steps is hard. heart broken. >> because that means that. we're not safe out there on the streets that we think we are good the same time we're not because people are not paying attention. walk. san francisco provides families and victims with resources and a group called families for safe streets. >> and people who have been impacted or lost loved ones to group that we always say it's a group you never want to join. >> and it's something it provides not only a way for people to and manage and cope with their loss, but also so many people turn that sadness and frustration into action walk san francisco and people who attended the remembrance are hopeful for a new law called daylighting. >> which prots drivers from parking around intersections which clearly blocks the sight lines for drivers and pedestrians, chavez and so many others took action on sunday to speak up and say enough is enough drivers slow down his major consequences for not

the cesar chavez chavez, which is downtown. organizers say they've recently lost sponsors for next year's event, so they're trying to raise about $100,000 to keep the downtown christmas in the park going. nonprofit says the visitors can help by actually going to the drive through display, where you pay for the $25 tickets, or by dropping money at the donation boxes around the cesar chavez plaza. all right, let's go ahead and take a live look now in san francisco, where earlier this week, world leaders met in the city by the bay to discuss ai safety measures. new report from stanford says the u.s. is leading the world in the technology. stanford looked at how many countries are investing in research and ai legislation, and the u.s. took top spot and is outpacing other countries. china came in next. the uk, india and the united arab emirates. okay. up next, san jose is celebrating a legend on the ice. the tribute to joe thornton as the sharks get ready to retire his jersey. and here's a look inside the control room at rockefeller

explained to me what chavez deremer's abuse our?overrides right to work laws and 26 states by giving workers a choice whether to belong to unions and a lot of other things. it subverts secret ballot elections, allows unions to basically bully workers into joining the unions. basically to extract more dues to fund their own political campaigns. that is what it is fundamentally about, shaking down workers to fund union bosses on political campaigns like randi weingarten, teachers unions spend hundreds of millions in elections for democrats. paul: the teamsters boss sean o'brien spoke at the republican convention but his union didn't endorse donald trump despite the survey of the members, over 50% said we support trump and the union didn't. why does he get a payoff. >> trump thinks nonendorsement is a favor to him by the unions but the problem is this flies in the face of a long history of conservative and republican paulo c. the goals of his own administration, another bill that chavez deremer supported is the freedom to negotiate act

apresúrate y ve hoy a tu concesionario acura local al evento season performance en chávez súper!ss universo? esta es tu oportunidad. el casting está abierto para participar en el único reality cuya ganadora va directamente al miss universo 2000 25 para hacer realidad tu sueño, inscríbete escaneando el código qr o entra a telemundo punto com diagonal castings c una de las candidatas en miss universo latina, el reality noche. una impactante revelación podría cambiarlo todo. vivió muchos años con una mujer, se llamaba fernanda. la estaba viendo la cara vilmente, sin mátame la laura, también mi abuela. sed de venganza. nueva etapa esta noche llegó con cabeza fría. otro intento más por subir el acumulado. el que no arriesga no gana. y un reto de sentencia solo para valientes jugadores. que gane el mejor. los 50 por telemundo. la obesidad es un serio problema en los estados unidos. de acuerdo con los centros para el control y prevención de enfermedades, el 40% de la población lo sufre. ahora, el presidente joe biden quiere incluir los medicamentos para tratar este mal entre los cubiert

en chávez súper tenemos las frutas, verduras y carnes de la mejor calidad.3 3 la raza con música de calidad todo el día y toda la noche. tocamos tus favoritas con menos comerciales. sintoniza 93 3. la raza. usted que nos mira desde su casa. recuerde que puede tener toda la información actualizada al momento que sucede en la palma de la mano. solo tiene que descargar nuestras aplicaciones en su teléfono celular para recibir precisamente los detalles en la ciudad donde vive. nos puede encontrar bajo telemundo 48 Área de la bahía. telemundo 33 sacramento y telemundo 51. fresnos. vamos a despedirnos con estas imágenes. miryam. quienes tienen en pantalla son peach y blossom, las 2 afortunados pavos que se salvarán de ser el plato principal en la mesa de acción de gracias de este año. el lunes, el presidente biden indultar el indulto precisamente oficialmente a estas 2 distinguidas aves en una tradición que se realiza en la casa blanca iniciada por el presidente truman en el año 1947. y felices estos pavos porque, bueno, se salvaron este fin de semana. les quiero

durante este y el prÓximo fin de semana en la calle paseo de san antonio frente a la plaza de cÉsar chÁvezendo su negocio y necesita ayuda, son mÁs oportunidades para su negocio. >> espero que tengamos la oportunidad de enseÑar el producto y venderlo y tener mÁs trÁfico de gente. >> tengo 22 aÑos en la bahÍa y ver a san josÉ crecer y estar en medio de todo es una cosa bien buena. >> las tiendas abrieron sus puertas desde temprano y con mucha expectativa. >> los negocios pequeÑos le batallamos mÁs que las tiendas grandes me da gusto que piense en nosotros porque al igual que las tiendas grandes pagamos impuestos. >> 7000 inmigrantes tiene sus propios comercios. >> un pequeÑo negocio es un sueÑo americano es una oportunidad grande para mejorar las vidas. >> era alcalde aprovechÓ la participaciÓn en el juego de los san josÉ para delante de miles de espectadores promover la iniciativa que estimule la economÍa local. >> son emprendedores y emplean a personal local. >> en los mÁs de 100 negocios participantes podrÁn encontrar ofertas. >> comprÉ una figura de $30 y le vamos a regalar un pÓster. t

you see the sand dunes. >> isabella flores chavez is the associate curator of european paintings.guide for an exhibit that pulls the curtain back on a century of history, revealing the story of a unique san francisco character who gave birth to the legion of honor. >> ama spreckels so ama de bretteville spreckels is a san francisco born lady who became the kind of grande dame of san francisco. she was born in the outer outer lands, right in the outer sunset. allegedly, she was the model for the figure at the top of the pillar in union square. so she, you know, had sort of made a name for herself that way as a great beauty, a beauty who caught the eye of millionaire sugar magnate adolph spreckels. >> their marriage in 1908 gave her money, status and eventually a plan to create a stunning museum. >> it was a huge deal. the mayor was here the day of the opening, and he said that during the opening ceremony, he said that this this would be a palace that would endure for many generations. and of course, that has come true. >> by the mid 1920s, the socialite, dubbed big ama because of h

chavez very emotional says seeing all the shoes on the steps is hard. >> because that means that. we're not safe out there on the streets that we think we are good the same time we're not because people are not paying attention. walk. san francisco provides families and victims with resources and a group called families for safe streets. and people who have been impacted or lost loved ones to group that we always say it's a group you never want to join. >> and it's something it provides not only a way for people to agree you manage and cope with their loss. >> but also so many people turn that sadness and frustration into action. walk san francisco and people who attended the remembrance are hopeful for a new law called daylighting which prohibits drivers from parking around intersections which clearly blocks the sight lines for drivers and pedestrians, chavez and so many others took action on sunday to speak up and say enough is enough drivers slow down his major consequences for not being. >> attentive drivers. and then since i lost daughter because t

chavez says 150 people were expected to volunteer throughout the day at the phone bank. on friday, the fbi confirmed they're investigating two fake videos related to the 2024 election investigators. they say they appear to be the work of foreign actors, particularly russia, china and iran, aiming to raise tensions ahead of the election. this morning we talked with a chief risk management strategist at knowbe4, a security focused software company. >> they are attacks. they're not things that are just benign in nature. these are state, foreign actors seeking to destabilize the u.s. and so the best thing that we can do is, number one, raise our awareness. number two, realize that these are trying to sow a narrative. there's a story behind these, and they're playing on our emotions. they're trying to sow division and they're trying to really poke those areas where we already feel divided. >> those fake videos were posted on x one, falsely claimed the fbi apprehended groups committing voter fraud by voting twice in georgia. the second involved second gentleman, doug emhoff. a

. ♪ >> please welcome first-time voter orlando chavez. ♪ >> good afternoon everybody. are we feeling today? my name is orlando chavez and i am honored to stand here in support of vice president kamala harris and governor tim walz's. how are we feeling about them today guys? i was born and raised right here in tucson arizona. i graduated from tucson high last year. let's go badgers. now i'm a proud student at the university of arizona working towards my criminal justice degree with hopes to be a u.s. marshal. arizona has always been my home and i have never felt more inspired by the energy sweeping through our state. people are fired up to support vice president harris and governor walz in the selection. -- this election. that's why for the first time ever, i'm casting my vote for them. this is more than a campaign. it's a movement bringing people together from all walks of life. to make our voices heard, everyone here needs to help. these last days are crucial so please knock on doors, make calls and mobilize your neighbors because we believe in this for a better futur

as i look at these candidates. >> chavez says 150 people were expected to volunteer throughout the day at the phone bank. abc seven news is here to help you navigate through all of the races and measures on the ballot. we have a voter guide at abc7 news.com where you can look up races in your county. you can find it under the elections section. new developments. now an attorney representing east bay, congressman eric swalwell, plans to file a defamation lawsuit tomorrow against alameda county district attorney pamela price. it all comes after price made what swalwell calls defamatory comments about him in a facebook post last month. swalwell says price made those comments while criticizing his decision to endorse her recall. swalwell's attorneys gave price an october 26th deadline to retract the statements, and she said say she did not respond or comply. p-g-and-e's has issued a watch for another round of public safety power shutoffs around parts of the bay area this week, all due to high winds and dry conditions. officials say some areas of alameda, contra costa, lake, napa, santa cla

from our denver affiliate, colton chavez has more. >> reporter: as flames burned bright in the light, so does the love from cory dillard's family. >> cory was everything to me. you know. he was a genuinely good person. you know, the picture the police paint isn't what he was. >> sometimes good men don't have to deserve to be killed the way he was killed. >> this is my heart. this is my brother. >> reporter: erica dillard, cory's younger sister says this picture is her brother. >> this is his way out, like the outdoors, flying his drones. like, yeah, i really feel like he was having a mental health crisis, i really do. >> reporter: dillard's father kim says his son served in the military and knew he was going through tough times. >> talked to cory three days before this incident happened. and he explained to me, said, dad, i'm going through some things, but everything is going to be okay. >> reporter: days later, aurora police say dillard got in a parking lot fight with one man and told another woman he was going to kill her. police say dillard was carrying what looked like a deadly we

so again, this event is free to the public here at cesar chavez park.ile you're here, you can find any small red donation box while you spend your time here again, the park for christmas in the park will be open both afternoons and run until about 10:00pm reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> taking a live look now kron of we've got to life look at downtown san francisco of people are all bundled up down there. and san jose, a pretty chilly night, yeah, and i can verify that hot chocolate with a snowman on the top boy. that is. >> alyssa's travel get down too. it's getting cold out there. you want to bundle up. maybe thrown a scarf to feel the season. if you're headed out the door, temperatures going to be chilly. no, getting around that. you've got mostly clear skies. now a few high clouds up above. but again, some very dry air. we've got a little offshore wind and that's allowing thing. so we really get chilly around parts of the bay area. currently, 42 in fremont. it is 46 amount here in the 30's in livermore, also into dublin, 50 de

when chavez died of cancer in 2013, his hand-picked successor was nicolas maduro.ashed. inflation reached an inconceivable 300,000%. maduro met public discontent with prepregs and millions left the country. looking at the map of the venezuelan exodus since 2014, the united states is fourth among destinations. just over 750,000 venezuelans have either been granted temporary protected status here or have applied. so venezuela's crisis is here at our doorstep in our cities. >> we are broken. we were broken as a country, as for every aspect much our country could be. no institution. no freedom. >> reporter: niurka melendez left in 2015. with temporary protected status, she and her husband can live and work in the united states legally. they founded venezuela's and immigrants aid, a volunteer organization helping new arrivals in new york city. this woman left venezuela with eight members of her family, including her four small children. [ speaking in global language ] >> when an armed group came to my house -- >> reporter: she is afraid, even here, to disclose her name.

flavio bueno, esta noche esta plaza, la plaza cesar chavez se va a iluminar por completo porque van an josé, que atrae a cientos de familias todos los años, para ser exactos, el año pasado solamente se calcula que vinieron 600.000 visitantes y es una atracción que sigue creciendo cada vez más. pero este año christmas in the park tuvo dificultades porque se retiraron algunos patrocinadores fuertes que impulsan el evento, pero finalmente pg&e decidió volver a apoyarlos y junto con el resto de patrocinio lograron solventar este reto y ofrecer de nuevo este espacio. ahora el impacto económico local también vale la pena mencionarlo, porque unos 20 vendedores instalan aquí sus puestos solamente dentro de la plaza para aprovechar la temporada. escuchemos lo que nos dijo una comerciante ecuatoriana que ya está armando su puesto de artesanías y que decidió regresar como en años anteriore. buscamos como estos lugares porque es cuando más es la. por la temporada hay más o más personas no? y también porque podemos tener más días de trabajo, tonces es por toda la temporada ya. entonces es como más

desde aquí, desde la plaza cesar chavez por todo un mes. superar esa cifra. a pesar de que el evento pende de un hilo, cuando patrocinadores cruciales dejaron de apoyarlo y enfrentaron un déficit de 100.000 $, finalmente la compañía de electricidad pg&e volvió a ofrecer el patrocinio y junto con el l apoyo detras marcas, echaron de nuevo a andar este evento. las familias han llegado desde muy temprano esta mañana porque es tradición para muchos de ellos recorrer este lugar el día después de acción de gracias. escuchen lo que noss dijo la familia gutiérrez que trajo a los más pequeños de la casa. es muy bonito porque 1 podemos compartir en familia. los niños pueden venir, caminar, pasar un tiempo agradable. y claro que es algo que desestresante para también salir de casa y hacer algo, algo diferente. bueno, va a ser un mes, verdad? sí, y bueno, así como es atractivo para las familias, también lo es para los comerciantes que se instalan no solo dentro de christmas in the park, sino también en los alrededores. hay una gran cantidad de vendedor

chávez super sabor del bueno.desde que la compré la estufa empecé a mirar que que no calentaban las hornillas. llamó a the home depot y le dijeron que ellos no eran responsables porque la garantía estaba vigente y el fabricante debía resolver el problema. llamé a la compañía y ellos automáticamente me dijeron mandaron una persona y esa persona me dijo que no, que no me iban a arreglar la estufa. el técnico le dijo que el defecto de la estufa era algo estético y que por eso la compañía amana no se hacía responsable. y mientras tanto, en qué se tuvo que conseguir para poder cocinar? no, pues yo tea aquí otra hornilla que yo tuve que comprar este de gas para pues para cocinar, porque imagínese, o sea, no se podía usar la estufa. así pasó varios meses con una estufa dañada y sin encontrar una solución me volví a contactar con la compañía y. y no, pues no, ellos no. entonces yo me acordé de telemundo y nos envió su queja por correo electrónico y al recibirla nosotros contactamos a the home depot. les dijimos que revisa

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chavez says that incident led to a groundswell of community cooperation with police. >> the community came together and told those that they believed were involved in violent crime, that enough was enough. on thursday afternoon, police responded to a shooting near lake merritt. >> the victim was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition. >> oakland needs a lot. a lot of work in the hood. not just the main streets in the hood. >> chief chevy says the ceasefire strategy has proven to be effective time and time agai. and despite oakland's budget problems, he's optimistic it will continue to be funded. christina. >> mike amberleigh live tonight in oakland. amber, thank you for that report. san jose council member omar torres will remain in jail as he awaits trial on charges of child sex abuse. a judge denied torres request for bail today. he was arrested on election night and faces three felony counts of child molestation. police are also investigating separate allegations of child sex abuse that so far have not led to criminal charges. torres resigned from city council shortly b

driveway of one of east san jose's most historic sites, the former home of civil rights leader cesar chavez. >> the organizing that cesar chavez did that changed the world, started in this very community of mayfair and a coalition of organizations and local government leaders say they're continuing to organize to support the local immigrant community, a community they say is filled with fear. >> after the election, one local nonprofit sharing what a parent was told by her child. >> he told her, i'm a citizen, mom, it's okay. i will hide you in the closet if i have to. our kids do not have to do that. >> santa clara county supervisor sylvia arana said fear of deportation isn't just felt among the undocumented immigrant community, but many in the immigrant community in general, something she knows from personal experience. >> you know, my parents had their papers. they were citizens. and, you know, they owned a home. but because of all that, you know, there's so much at risk. >> arenas, along with santa clara county board of supervisors president susan ellenberg, both sent a reminder to the c

christmas in the park is back at plaza de cesar chavez. every year.is 2 acre park into a winter wonderland. there are 40 musical and animated exhibits. many decorations up and ready to be lit tonight for this kickoff event. there is a drive-thru light show in the area that's already open as well. tickets for that range from 25 to $30 per car. we're gonna have a live report on this one later tonight at 10 11 happening tomorrow. thrive city will be tipping off the holiday season with a tree lighting ceremony. it's all part of their winter wonderland and holiday programming activities include festive, food and drinks. a special appearance from warriors legend festus as ely performance by montell jordan. you know, this is how we do it. there's a lot more. but they've got their at thrive city for you. what happens tomorrow, november 30th from 3.30, to 05:30pm. >> still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 6 new technology is helping police officers safely detect fentanyl. we'll tell you how it works. plus christmas tree farmers hit hard. the historic challenges t

cindy chavez: it's a great question.or one that i really believe in local government and i believe that public service is still an incredibly noble thing to do and what i hope is that, through hard work and what i've accomplished for the community, that i encourage other people to run and that also, at a local level, that we encourage more and more people to engage. not just run for office but really to deeply engage in their communities because that is the only way they will get better. damian: and i know that election day is only two days away and so we'll talk about that also in just a bit, but i remember, cindy, before i was a news reporter, i was a campaign manager for someone running for city council, and you--they brought you in because i wasn't running, as a campaign manager, the things the way that it should be run and you came in and kind of rolled your eyes and said, "here is what you need to do." so you're going back a ways in your organizing efforts. cindy: no kidding, and you know, i graduated from san jose

he lori chavez deremer. scott turner to lead the department of housing and urban development and former white house aide and the president of america policy institute brooke rollins for secretary of agriculture. trump filling out a number of key health related questions including dr. janette nesheiwat as surgeon general and marty makary to head the food and drug administration. a look at more than 40 appointments president-elect has made so far filling his entire cabinet in just 18 days. trump's picks are getting noticed for having background not very typical of a republican white house. including former democrat like tulsi gabbard and robert f. kennedy jr. so focus is now moving to the senate as trump hopes to have all of his picks confirmed as quickly as possible with a little added pressure on senate republicans after the g.o.p. picked up a 53-seat majority this election. cabinet rejections are rare and the last one came in 1989 with former president george h.w. bush's nominee for defense secretary john t

ms chavez—deremer notably was endorsed by the teamsters, one of the largest worker unions, to serve as announced drjanette nesheiwat as surgeon general. she is a family doctor who also appears as a medical correspondent on fox news. to lead the centers for disease control, mr trump nominated former republican congressman dr dave weldon. a trained physician, he'll oversee a public health budget of $17.3 billion. in charge of the us department of housing and urban develpoment, the incoming president plans to nominate scott turner. he is a former american football player who served in donald trump's first administration. and for the critical role of treasury secretary, he plans to nominate scott bessent, a billionaire hedge fund investor. mr bessent advised president—elect trump on economic policy during his 2024 presidential campaign. and just a reminder — all these cabinet picks will have to be confirmed by the senate, which is republican controlled. meanwhile, thejudge in donald trump's hush money case ordered his sentencing to be delayed indefinitely. the president—elect was scheduled

and that change life chavez very emotional says seeing all the shoes on the steps is hard.rt broken. >> because that means that. we're not safe out there on the streets that we think we are good the same time we're not because people are not paying attention. walk. san francisco provides families and victims with resources and a group called families for safe streets. and people who have been impacted or lost loved ones to group that we always say it's a group you never want to join. >> and it's something it provides not only a way for people to and manage and cope with their loss. >> but also so many people turn that sadness and frustration into action walk san francisco and people who attended the remembrance are hopeful for a new law called daylighting which prohibits drivers from parking around intersections which clearly blocks the sight lines for drivers and pedestrians, chavez and so many others took action on sunday to speak up and say enough is enough drivers slow down his major consequences for not being. >> attentive drivers. and then since i lost my daughter bec

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chavez very emotional says seeing all the shoes on the steps is hard. heart broken. >> because that means that. we're not safe out there on the streets that we think we are good the same time we're not because people are not paying attention. walk. san francisco provides families and victims with resources and a group called families for safe streets. and people who have been impacted or lost loved ones to group that we always say it's a group you never want to join. >> and it's something it provides not only a way for people to agree you manage and cope with their loss, but also so many people turn that sadness and frustration into action walk san francisco and people who attended the remembrance are hopeful for a new law called daylighting which prohibits drivers from parking around intersections which clearly blocks the sight lines for drivers and pedestrians, chavez and so many others took action on sunday to speak up and say enough is enough drivers slow down his major consequences for not being. >> attentive drivers. and then since i lost my daugh

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plaza de chavez was packed for opening night as nbc bay area's jocelyn moran reports. organizers hope people will pack another event nearby as well. rai 4321. the tree at christmas in the park in downtown san jose is officially lit, kicking off the most wonderful time of the year. thank you guys so much for coming out to our tree lighting ceremony. i want to see santa. the lights, the food, the hot chocolate on full display tonight. are you excited? yeah. hundreds of people made their way downtown for opening night, including san jose mayor matt mahan. it's great to see the park filled with so many families that included yameen and his family. their first time here. w we've bee here. it was around 5 p.m. like we wanted to be here early. while for some this is their first time at christmas in the park, others have been coming here for around 40 years. my oldest is 40, so now i'm bringing the grandkids. but this year, organizers are asking for the commumunity's hp. the 44 year old tradition has lost several major sponsors. some of our sponsors that have been with us fore

chávez súper sabor del bueno es. la noticia mundial del día.nistro interino de líbano. el acuerdo que podría eliminar el riesgo de una guerra regional y los ataques cruzados en el último año que han dejado miles de muertos y desplazado a más de uno millón de personas, podría entrar en vigor durante la madrugada. es como algo poco a poco. también parece que tiene unidos en en aportar ataques israelíes y hezbolá ya no obedece este alto fuego. según el acuerdo, los combates en la frontera entre israel y líbano terminarán. eso fue lo que afirmó biden al describir el alto al fuego que dijo que estaba diseñado para ser permanente. se espera que en 60 días, al menos israel retire sus tropas gradualmente. por otro lado, las amenazas del presidente electo donald trump, de imponer fuertes sanciones económicas a las exportaciones de méxico vuelven a ser noticia. esta vez, reiteró que si méxico no pone un alto al tráfico de drogas y a los flujos de migrantes, establecerá aranceles desde el primer día de su gobierno. gabriel huerta está en vivo desde los Án

this is near cesar chavez street.re on the northbound lanes and excuse me, southbound lanes and you can see still some residual delays, although that accident has already been cleared. taking a look over in the east bay. you can see it's a 16 minute commute, antioch to concord, not too bad. taking a look over at 80 crockett to the maze. it's a 17 minute commute. if you're heading over towards that bay bridge looking inland, more 5.80, livermore to dublin, 13 minute commute. there. and then lastly, we will take a look at that bay bridge. 33 minutes. it is still a parking lot on that bay bridge, hopefully by 10 o'clock or so. it should start to clear up. send it back to you at the desk. >> couple continues honor those who have served. the other bay area has a new memorial on treasure island. it's honoring a very specific group of veterans. it pays tribute to a group of african american sailors unjustly punished in the aftermath of a catastrophic explosion. back in 1944, at port chicago, 50 survivors were found guilty of

el evento comenzÓ a las 11:00 de la maÑana en la plaza cÉsar chÁvez, con una ceremonia, y luego un desfilee san carlos. un incendio consumiÓ parte de una vivienda en oakland este domingo. 13 personas fueron evacuados y quedaron en la calle. una familia guatemalteca lo perdiÓ todo. piden ayuda para comenzar desde cero. vamos con detalles. >> ya estaba asÍ. entrÉ adentro. y salimos. no pudimos agarrar nada. sÓlo los papeles. reportera: perdieron todo, hasta el dinero ahorrado en efectivo. >> sacamos el pasaporte y la residencia. reportera: vivÍa con su familia y los amigos. todo quedÓ en cenizas. una familia mexicana no perdiÓ mucho en la planta baja. >> el incendio fue en el garaje. reportera: todavÍa se investiga la causa del incendio. el fuego habrÍa comenzado en un taller mecÁnico que estÁ ubicado al lado de la residencia. >> estaban trabajando o cortando con una mÁquina. y se incendiÓ. reportera: vecino permitiÓ entrar para grabar estas imÁgenes. se observa cÓmo quedaron varios carros calcinados. tratamos de hablar con los residentes de la casa en donde estaba ubicado el taller mecÁnico

chavez very emotional says seeing all the shoes on the steps is hard. heart broken. >> because that means that. we're not safe out there on the streets that we think we are good the same time we're not because people are not paying attention walk. san francisco provides families and victims with resources and a group called families for safe streets. and people who have been impacted or lost loved ones to group that we always say it's a group you never want to join. >> and it's something it provides not only a way for people to grieve and manage and cope with their loss, but also so many people turn that sadness and frustration into action walk san francisco and people who attended the remembrance are hopeful for a new law called daylighting which prohibits drivers from parking around intersections which clearly blocks the sight lines for drivers and pedestrians, chavez and so many others took action on sunday to speak up and say enough is enough drivers slow down his major consequences for not being. >> attentive drivers. and then since i lost my daugh

chavez very emotional says seeing all the shoes on the steps is hard. heart broken. >> because that means that. we're not safe out there on the streets that we think we are good the same time we're not because people are not paying attention. walk. san francisco provides families and victims with resources and a group called families for safe streets. and people who have been impacted or lost loved ones to group that we always say it's a group you never want to join. >> and it's something it provides not only a way for people to agree you manage and cope with their loss. >> but also so many people turn that sadness and frustration into action walk san francisco and people who attended the remembrance are hopeful for a new law called daylighting. >> which prohibits drivers from parking around intersections which clearly blocks the sight lines for drivers and pedestrians, chavez and so many others took action on sunday to speak up and say enough is enough drivers slow down his major consequences for not being. >> attentive drivers. and then since i lost m

chavez very emotional says seeing all the shoes on the steps is hard. heart broken. >> because that means that. we're not safe out there on the streets that we think we are good the same time we're not because people are not paying attention walk. san francisco provides families and victims with resources and a group called families for safe streets. and people who have been impacted or lost loved ones to group that we always say to group you never want to join. >> and it's something it provides not only a way for people to grieve and manage and cope with their loss, but also so many people turn that sadness and frustration into action walk san francisco and people who attended the remembrance are hopeful for a new law called daylighting which prohibits drivers from parking around intersections which clearly blocks the sight lines for drivers and pedestrians, chavez and so many others took action on sunday to speak up and say enough is enough drivers slow down his major consequences for not being. >> attentive drivers. and then since i lost my daughter

chavez very emotional says seeing all the shoes on the steps is hard. heart broken. >> because that means that. we're not safe out there on the streets that we think we are good the same time we're not because people are not paying attention. walk. san francisco provides families and victims with resources and a group called families for safe streets. and people who have been impacted or lost loved ones to group that we always say it's a group you never want to join. >> and it's something it provides not only a way for people to grieve and manage and cope with their loss, but also so many people turn that sadness and frustration into action walk san francisco and people who attended the remembrance are hopeful for a new law called daylighting which prohibits drivers from parking around intersections which clearly blocks the sight lines for drivers and pedestrians, chavez and so many others took action on sunday to speak up and say enough is enough drivers slow down his major consequences for not being. >> attentive drivers. and then since i lost my daug

lori chavez-deremer came as somewhat of a surprise, didn't she? why is that? >> well, if you're a democrat, you're probably pretty happy with this pick compared to a lot of the other nominees of president-elect trump. lori chavez-deremer is somebody who recently lost her reelection bid for a seat in the portland area, and one of the things she really emphasized in that bid was her union ties that she had been endorsed by some unions, that she had sought out union support she's the daughter of a union member and she also was one of the few co-sponsors of the pro act, the protecting the right to organize act, which was introduced in the senate by senator bernie sanders so this is somebody with really strong labor ties, somebody who is supportive of unions and who was backed by teamster president sean o'brien. if you'll remember, sean o'brien spoke at the rnc, tried to reach across the aisle in terms of building up republican union support and famously did not endorse in the presidential election when in the past, the teamsters have been have endorsed democrats.

chavez very emotional says seeing all the shoes on the steps is hard. heart broken. >> because that means that. we're not safe out there on the streets that we think we are good the same time we're not because people are not paying attention. walk. san francisco provides families and victims with resources and a group called families for safe streets. and people who have been impacted or lost loved ones to group that we always say to group you never want to join. >> and it's something it provides not only a way for people to grieve and manage and cope with their loss. >> but also so many people turn that sadness and frustration into action walk san francisco and people who attended the remembrance are hopeful for a new law called daylighting. >> which prohibits drivers from parking around intersections which clearly blocks the sight lines for drivers and pedestrians, chavez and so many others took action on sunday to speak up and say enough is enough drivers slow down his major consequences for not being. >> attentive drivers. and then since i lost my d