se despierta pensando en su sausage mcmuffin with egg ♪ badadada ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> el popular don franciscora porque mira si el mundo entero se estÁ vacunando si hay una lucha de las instituciones mÁs importantes del mundo porque la gente se vacune que en cada paÍs los presidentes normales hacen que la gente se vacune, porque lo lÓgico es que lo Único que sabemos y conocemos como protecciÓn es la vacuna. a lo mejor hay otra protecciÓn mayor pero como la conocemos entonces yo me vacuno por mis ganas de vivir sino me vacuno por respeto a tus ganas de vivir. >>> bueno siempre es bueno y escuchar a alguien con la experiencia profesional y la claridad tiene don francisco los trabajadores de alabama de amazon consultaron con el recuento de los votos pero con el relatado provisional amazon ganarÍa la batalla para crear el primer sindicato de la empresa en estados unidos. >>> varias de las principales lÍneas aÉreas de estados unidos estÁn rea anudando sus planes de contrataciÓn de empleados. united airlines tambiÉn, jetblue y american arlene tambiÉn la oferta de vuelos nacionales se recupera a medi

no venÍa a hablar con don francisco, venÍa a hablar con mario.esta an entrevista el domingo en "al punto". alan: exactamente. sÓlo por univisiÓn. raÚl: nos vamos a california. quiÉn estÁ ahÍ? alan: nos pone de buenas celebrando todo lo de disney. te quiero. raÚl: feliz dÍa del niÑo! [ risas] >> hola, muchachos. los quiero mucho. feliz dÍa del niÑo para todos ustedes. tambiÉn para lo que nos ven en casa. estoy en celebraciÓn doble. tambiÉn es cumpleaÑos de mi padre. espero que me estÉ viendo. cumple 60 aÑos. pero tÉngase corazÓn de niÑo. te amo. lo mÁs importante que no sÓlo en mÉxico celebremos ese dÍa, sino que no perdamos ese apapacho de nuestro niÑo interior. amanecemos con el lugar mÁs feliz del mundo, de la tierra, del universo. este parque de diversiones de atracciones desde 1955 abriÓ sus puertas. por la pandemia estuvo cerrado un aÑo, pero estÁn abriendo, estÁn inaugurando la reapertura de este parque emblemÁtico. tengo aquÍ unas chicas que parece que se levantaron muy temprano. a quÉ hora se levantaron? >> nos levantamos a las 3:00 de la

alan: vÁmonos que hay buenas noticias de don francisco!e estaba cayendo, las sirenas estaban sonando, tenemos la posibilidad de que la tormenta genere granizo grande, vientos fuertes o algÚn tornado aislado. lo hemos tenido todo en texas. mirÁ el granizo la zona de ugalde como rebotaba, unas fotografÍas increÍbles. un carro destrozado literalmente con un granizo como la pelota de bÉisbol o de tenis. otra imagen que podemos ver que son 3 pulgadas. para que la nube pueda sostener un granizo tan grande necesitamos vientos de 80 millas por hora. a esa velocidad en una carretera, en lo que tenÍamos en esa sÚper tormentas. ahora la cosa estÁ inestable. en texas va a seguir lloviendo y con mÁs tiempo severo, houston, dallas, san antonio, toca monitorear de cerca. bajo riesgo de tiempo severo hasta el Área y estatal. el vientos lo que mÁs me preocupa, y tambiÉn las inundaciones en arkansas, kentucky y missouri. es importante no cruzar zonas inundadas . 2:00 p.m., vuelven a crecer las tormentas, ambiente inestable en todo el valle del mississippi c

es lo que pide la ciudad de san francisco quien vaya para allÁ que cambie comercios gigantes para negocios locales para ayudarles. >>> Él es donrciantes pequeÑos, a sobrevivir en esta pandemia. >>> sus dÍas no han sido los mejores desde que comenzÓ la crisis por coronavirus. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). igual que para el 50% de los negocios de san francisco que no han vuelto ale van tercer lugar cortina hace un aÑo. (hablan en inglÉs). por esto, para que el porvenir sea mejor, la alcaldesa reta a ciudadanos a ayudar, se atreverÍa a comprar en tiendas pequeÑas. esto por 30 dÍa, convencidoses que esto serÁ un gran impulso. >>> nos beneficia a nosotros y tambiÉn la gente. >>> segÚn jesÚs, que repara celulares y computadores esto es un ganar, ganar, se repara caÍ mÁs rÁpido, si vas una empresa grande, tardan mÁs >>> comprometidos a dar el mejor swlerz siguiendo reglas para prevenir propagaciÓn de coronavirus. >>> (hablan en inglÉs). ya que segÚn la alcaldesa aunque el condado este este bajo nivel naranja, todos deben ir con cautela. (hablan en inglÉs). para que se pueda volver a disfrutar san francisco de forma segura. >>> hablamos de

the petition i am referring to is the san francisco appeal of the state water board water quality certification for the don pedro licensing proceedings. it gives sfpuc acting general manager as city's point of contact. the legal argument in the petition relies on the trump administration unlawful roll back of 401 of the clean water act. you may have read the trump rule on the part of the clean water act called waters of united states produce reduced coverage by 90%. the rule reduces subject matter coverage by more than 70%. i would be willing to bet 90% of the residents of san francisco don't think the sfpuc should rely on weakening the clean water act to make its case. i have a lot of respect for many of the things san francisco city attorney's office has done in the last decade. it is work on gay marriage helped change the world. you should expect better from the office and work on your behalf and exercise more oversight as its client. please disavow the legal arguments attacking 401. appealing conditions is one thing attacking environmental law is another. thank you very much. >> thank you for your comm

don ford, kpix 5. >> to see what's open in your county, just head to kpix.com. >>> the san francisco school board , backn the spotlight . back and forth on campus names, lawsuits against board members. why some say they have lost sight of the bigger goal. >>> the biggest target get in california's road to recovery, and the new day to reopen the whole state. >>> our first top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. a civil rights lawsuit in a deadly police shooting. new video and the claims it did not need to happen. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. we will start in danville where the city and contra costa county share office are under legal fire. it is over a police shooting that ended with the homeless black man killed. kpix 5's devin fehely joined us live in danville with new video of that shooting, devin? >> reporter: that shooting happened on the intersection , and police say wilson was armed with a knife and threatened the officer. but according to an attorney for the victim's family, it says newly surface video tells a different story. the cell phone video was rec

the petition i am referring to is the san francisco appeal of the state water board water quality certification for the don pedro licensing proceedings. it gives sfpuc acting general manager as city's point of contact. the legal argument in the petition relies on the trump administration unlawful roll back of 401 of the clean water act. you may have read the trump rule on the part of the clean water act called waters of united states produce reduced coverage by 90%. the rule reduces subject matter coverage by more than 70%. i would be willing to bet 90% of the residents of san francisco don't think the sfpuc should rely on weakening the clean water act to make its case. i have a lot of respect for many of the things san francisco city attorney's office has done in the last decade. it is work on gay marriage helped change the world. you should expect better from the office and work on your behalf and exercise more oversight as its client. please disavow the legal arguments attacking 401. appealing conditions is one thing attacking environmental law is another. thank you very much. >> thank you for your comm

don, thank you. staying on top of this hot spot here in san francisco northbound at fremont street.ternate would be to 80. we also are seen a report that there is a traffic collision on the bay bridge westbound near treasure island. as you can see, we are seeing just a little uptick and drive times they looks like to turn the metering lights on to slow things down 14 minutes as you head into the city. so not a major delay there for you. the san mateo bridge. no accidents to tell you about here as you head in a cross towards the peninsula that's at 40 minutes. the richmond sandra fell commute out of richmond under 9 for you there. checking on things along one. oh, one as you head towards menlo park. that's at 31 still have more coming up. the darya and james, back to you. thanks a lot. reyna. so now to developing story. we have new video showing another side to a story of an assault on an asian woman. the story went viral last month of a man attacking a 75 year-old. >> woman on market street in san francisco. the victim fought back against the attacker and that's what caused it to go

don? >> hello, thank you. san francisco native, balboa grad, voter. i'm very sorry to say, but to be honest, i believe as a group you have not used the best judgment over many things. it appears that the only opposing view you will listen to is a lawsuit. example george washington mural returned to in-class instruction, school name change mandate done during a pandemic and a financial crisis, and now one of you is suing most of you and the school district. mr. bogus seems to be the only member who considered the folly of changing school names in the pandemic. most parents would prefer resources spend on tutoring. you focus on -- instead of -- relatives of many colors. we're all family. you forget that. diversity is diversity of experience -- >> thank you, that's your time. >> thank you. >> perry? >> hi, my name is carrie. i'm a sfusd parent and parent of a kindergartner scheduling me for a return, as my kindergartner will still be in distance learning. educators need help now and asking us to use our sick leave is not an answer. i know it's asked to p

don? >> hello, thank you. san francisco native, balboa grad, voter. i'm very sorry to say, but to be honest, i believe as a group you have not used the best judgment over many things. it appears that the only opposing view you will listen to is a lawsuit. example george washington mural returned to in-class instruction, school name change mandate done during a pandemic and a financial crisis, and now one of you is suing most of you and the school district. mr. bogus seems to be the only member who considered the folly of changing school names in the pandemic. most parents would prefer resources spend on tutoring. you focus on -- instead of -- relatives of many colors. we're all family. you forget that. diversity is diversity of experience -- >> thank you, that's your time. >> thank you. >> perry? >> hi, my name is carrie. i'm a sfusd parent and parent of a kindergartner scheduling me for a return, as my kindergartner will still be in distance learning. educators need help now and asking us to use our sick leave is not an answer. i know it's asked to p

. >> reporter: at san francisco fisherman's wharf 90% of business comes from outside the bay area. we're still not there according to gm don mcfarland, but he is seeing changes. >> starting to notice uptick of people coming from other parts of the country. >> reporter: saturday and sunday out of towners flocked to the wharf for food and wildlife. >> well, we are a little bit scared, but, you know, life must go on. you have to go out and see the world. >> reporter: many, though, telling us that while the vaccine isn't foolproof, they feel much more comfortable going out now that they're vaccinated. >> i work in a skilled nursing facility and we went from, you know, being terrified a year ago not even sure if we were doing ing no & n your buthat days ago. ves ttle m happy go tbe back outside having words with you all. it feels real good to be back outside, man. >>> earlier in the day easter celebrations struck an optimistic tone as the bay area reflects on a tough year back and looks forward. many spent the day at worship services or outside with family and friends. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard gives us look. >> report

don laffey. i've been a resident of san francisco over 60 years, and my wife and i have are a member of the science church. we are in support of this project that will bring a sense of community and home to the neighborhood, and we know it will support the neighborhood in multiple ways. thank you. >> hello. my name is steven tennis. i am a tenant leader, and i live in an s.r.o., and i volunteer for two nonprofit organizations, of which one is s.r.o. collaborative. [inaudible] also, as land use committee supports the previous building project [inaudible] which was family housing for 176 units, and i don't understand why that wasn't good enough, but i think that's what a lot of people would support. the reason being, we don't know and understand the fact [inaudible] our families, that's the backbone. that's what will make, that's what will sustain our community for the long-term, and that's what it's all about. we don't need single dwelling people to come and go, we need family units. so we urge the commission to engage the developers to go back to the drawing board and develop a proposal of long-ter

don laffey. i've been a resident of san francisco over 60 years, and my wife and i have are a member of the science church. we are in support of this project that will bring a sense of community and home to the neighborhood, and we know it will support the neighborhood in multiple ways. thank you. >> hello. my name is steven tennis. i am a tenant leader, and i live in an s.r.o., and i volunteer for two nonprofit organizations, of which one is s.r.o. collaborative. [inaudible] also, as land use committee supports the previous building project [inaudible] which was family housing for 176 units, and i don't understand why that wasn't good enough, but i think that's what a lot of people would support. the reason being, we don't know and understand the fact [inaudible] our families, that's the backbone. that's what will make, that's what will sustain our community for the long-term, and that's what it's all about. we don't need single dwelling people to come and go, we need family units. so we urge the commission to engage the developers to go back to the drawing board and develop a proposal of long-ter

don pedro. the water deposited in wet years, in other words, put in recharge facilities or just recharge by winter diversion and flooding of fields. will be credited to san franciscoas repayment for building infrastructure. the water deposited in above normal years, which is the other water year type, you'd be likely to out water to put in the ground, would be charged as a debit to the don pedro water bank. in dry and critical years the credit from the water bank would go back to the don pedro bank. some of the water that's in don pedro will be available. that means you can divert water farther uphill and have that available to you. the nice thing about this arrangement would be that no district water ever moves to the bay area. that's a third rail for the districts, for the farmers and customers of the districts. it's something on which good ideas in the past is founded. this is a way around it. it builds on the smart thinking that the city and the districts came up with to create the don pedro water bank. the project is long-term, it's scalable. it can finance drip as well as recharge. the ultimate goal i was thinking in terms of, would be big numbers. rechargin