the third picture is 840 gonzales. and we agreed with the arborist from dpw, that it all of us that it could not be saved, however, we had rain in early september, and i took this photo two days ago. and it has bark needles it is coming back. because of that. we are told, there is a man named martin kutcins that is amazing he can bring trees back from the dead. so, i think that it is worth a chance. to save this. and again, bark and whatever is used to remove to kill the bark beetles. and so as i say, i know that this require work, but i feel these trees should be maintained. they are so few. and to reiterate, you know, replanting them, it is going to be years before, and as we have said, we are losing all of our significant trees. we are not able to have them replanted. and we are working with dpw now to have some back, and do you know the amount of work that it takes to go out and look at these? these people are not pruning any of the trees, they simply wait for them to die. and then, apply for a permit. we know that

and i know supervisor gonzales knows that because all those years we were building community. and therefore the cultureal component to the mexican museum will be worth over $20 million in core contributions from our core partners. who else would put up $20 million for a core museum that's the kind of relationship we're building. and they didn't stop that. you thought that was exciting how about the $5 million of endowment at no cost to the city and county that's an ongoing reflection. i'm excited to see this stack shape in that 2014 and watch the wonderful work of the 10 architects and i'd like to see all of you the incredible supporters be part of watching in come to being with all of us. and first and foremost i give my great, great honor to thank the entire community of san francisco. the entire board of supervisors and every one of them voted in favor of this. i'm very proud to say that amongst all those mayors that continued this 20-year effort to do so i'm proud to say that one of the bridges of this was former mayor willie yeah. (laughter) (clapping) of course, a specia

and i know supervisor gonzales knows that because all those years we were building community. and therefore the cultureal component to the mexican museum will be worth over $20 million in core contributions from our core partners. who else would put up $20 million for a core museum that's the kind of relationship we're building. and they didn't stop that. you thought that was exciting how about the $5 million of endowment at no cost to the city and county that's an ongoing reflection. i'm excited to see this stack shape in that

the third picture is 840 gonzales. and we agreed with the arborist from dpw, that it all of us that it could not be saved, however, we had rain in early september, and i took this photo two days ago. and it has bark needles it is coming back. because of that. we are told, there is a man named martin kutcins that is amazing he can bring trees back from the dead. so, i think that it is worth a chance. to save this. an

gonzales and at the time there was unfortunately, he couldn't be here - the bells are ringing but we had manual gonzales and he was the president of the commission so i want to honor him bike like i honored mr. gonzales two years ago to make sure we got this land and you know what you talk about a mexican museum. well, let me tell you there has been (speaking spanish). people from 'coz restrict and people from venezuela and all of latin america who came together to unit to get in museum built (clapping) >> and that was the most beautiful thing about having all latinos come together by the way, we came together all because we knew what the mexican museum would do. i want to thank our agency our african-american brothers and sisters and our earn pan brothers and sisters they helped get in mexican museum built. and with that i'd like to introduce our president of the festival my deep friend give him a hand (clapping) >> you have to help me, you support me on the mexican day. i'm proud to be chair for the nonprofit that actually provides the festival who was here for leila detains yester

ruber cannot explain why they were issued for 417 gonzales drive which were over here and there were no signs posted and nobody recalls seeing the signs torn down. yet, the work was done about 150 yards away on brotherhood way and a number of trees were lost and we lost a number of significant trees during a two-week period until we had to go and i am going to go to this e-mail here. and we had to go through norman yee's office. who is or district 7 supervisor and we had, and i don't know if you can see this here. we had to go through supervisor norman yee's office how in order to get the information on the permits because mr. john qwang from dpw would not give us that information. and we had, we were stalled for two weeks before we could get permit information and we believe that is manifest injustice. and we believe that we were denied due process to contest the work that we had already started. we had started work for two weeks, that we did not get a chance to contest these permits until september 9th, i believe. and so, also, i want to bring to your attention, the fact that there

and that these trees have caused some kind of injury or damage, along the gonzales drive. and the same thing happened back in august in the initial hearing. she did not present any reports. >> she has not worked out with our group and working with our group and we bring the issues of illegal removal of trees and replanting and she has not reached out and we are skeptical that she will reach out if indeed this body decides to up hold the orders of the hearing officer we don't believe that this plan is enforcable and we will now put the recommendation here on the overhead. and for the public and for you to see, and this is the recommendation. and so, the highlighted in pink here. and she approved the removal of these trees conditioned on the replanting of three trees with canopies of similar to the tree being removed and the largest size available and working with the neighbors dpw to follow up. >> well we have not done this in the past. we had a number of trees removed illegally and they have not followed up on the compliance and we do not believe that this will happen in t

> (clapping) >> and next up please give a big round of applause for a brother from guatemala jim gonzales is from there we have two supervisors from there and one the supervisor campos and i'll try to be brief. i want to thank all of you for coming out on this beautiful day. it's important this is happening on mexican independence day and it's atkins the right time. i want to acknowledge our elected family and mayor thank you. i see our assistant district attorney johnson and, of course, our supervisor jane kim who's district is where this amazing institution is going to be located. i want to give a special acknowledgment to our carol consulate and unfortunately, we're going to be losing him but carol's thank you for your contributions to not only the mexican and latino but the entire community. it's been a long time coming and i think a number of people have seen it coming and i see supervisor jim gonzales reminded me that it takes two guatemalan malgz to make the museum happen. and i see supervisor christina and former members of the agency (calling names) and, of course, the successor

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. >>> roberta gonzales is taking mobile weather lab for a different kind of spin. this one in san jose. roberta? >> it is such a beautiful day here in san jose. let's look at the mobile weather. 68 degrees but feels warmer due to the sun on plaza. in fact, we are just right outside the beautiful rotunda at city hall in san jose. we came here because we wanted to talk about the fantastic program. a councilmember in san jose and the chair of the bay area air quality management district joins us. this program, the bay area bike share program, seems to be getting off to a good start. >> we are so excited. in two months we have already had over 11,000 riders. they have ridden almost 150,000 miles. >> reporter: for people at home unfamiliar with the program, pedal us through it. >> the bike share program is a way for anyone who becomes a member they can use any of the bikes at 70 different stations in five different cities from san jose to san francisco, mountain view, palo alto, redwood city. once they are a member the first 30 minutes are free. then they get charged fo

roberta gonzales is with mobile weather lab 5 at the san francisco zoo with an exclusive look at the brand-new gym. >> reporter: you nailed it right there, lawrence. it looks like i'm at the arctic, right? this is the polar zone. this is the first time anybody has been able to take a good look at the brand-new playground right here at the san francisco zoo. in fact, this playground will be unveiled to the public and to the media the week of thanksgiving. so you're getting the first view of it. to tell us more about this wonderful playground and the 250 species here at the san francisco zoo, is joe fitting. hi, joe. >> welcome aboard! >> reporter: thank you. it is free admission day here at the zoo every wednesday for san francisco residents. >> not quite. it's once a month. not every wednesday. >> reporter: oh, that's right. the first wednesday of the month. >> yeah. you know, actually, i just want to point out, it's free day for everybody who is a member of the zoo. become a member and enjoy this amazing new place. >> reporter: tell me about it, $3.2 million invested in this brand-n

. >> mobile weather's roberta gonzales got to the stadium early. how's it looking?> reporter: i got to tell you, we are at the hottest ticket in town. mobile weather. we just pulled on up to standards stadium. let's look at the current air -- stanford stadium. look at the current air temperature, wonderful. let's head over here. >> sharon,. >> ashley. >> carly. >> sierra. >> olivia san tan. >>> casey. >> eric. >> reporter: and did your mama let you paint your face like that? >> of course she did. [ laughter ] >> reporter: why did you do that? >> because i love stanford! >> wah! whoo! >> reporter: we are here at stanford stadium. okay, let me tell you why this game is so important. stanford right now in the pac- 12 is ranked number 5. the university of oregon the dogs are ranked 3. last year stanford beat oregon. >> whoo! >> reporter: and knocked them out of championship title. this year, it's such an important game because -- [ screaming in the background ] >> reporter: -- they're all fighting for the title now. very important game. 50,000 people will fill the stadi

roberta gonzales enjoying the festivities in danville. >> reporter: good evening. i ammobile weather joins us superheros tonight. hi, lovely ladies. >> hi, roberta! >> reporter: this is my mobile weather unit. tell me young ladies, what is the air temperature right now? >> 70! >> reporter: how about the wind? >> light! >> reporter: they're light! it is a gorgeous night for trick or treating here in danville. want to come along with me here? take a look at the motley crowd gathering this evening. i want to say hello danville! >> hello, danville! >> jerry, thank you so much for having us today. what is your last name again? >> nave. no way nave. >> there you go, roberta. >> reporter: so jerry, tell me, how many years have you been having this big festive night here? >> about nine years. >> reporter: you're just a big kid, aren't you? >> i love halloween getting our community together and i get to scare the kids at night. >> reporter: that's so impressive all afternoon. your neighbors come in with food? >> yes, we have a pot luck before and the adults hang out and kid

reporting for mobile weather, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. we'll be right back.angers together on san francisco's busy market str. as the song sa th a whisper"... k >>> a strange new science exhibit is bringing strangers together on san francisco' busy market street. as the song says, it started with a whisper. kpix 5's mike sugerman shows us how a whisper is creating so much buzz. >>> reporter: how are you enjoying your stay in san francisco? >> i am enjoying it amazingly. >> reporter: speaking to somebody 50 feet away on market street. don't you have to yell? where are you from? >> bristol, england. >> reporter: you can still hear me? at the whispering dishes exhibited on market street. >> that's so weird. >> reporter: you can use your inside voice in a decidedly outdoor location. >> i know. it's like where are you? you're all the way over there but i can hear you like you're right in front of my face. how in the world does this work? i don't -- i can hear a-- justin, can you hear me? dude, wow, this is amazing! >> all the sound from my voice is going back to t

mobile weather's roberta gonzales is live to talk more about one group helping out. >> reporter: paul, i'm currently in pleasanton ridgeview community center here with my new best friends. these are my besties. what's your name? >> muriel. >> and what is your name? let me get on this side of you. >> i'm carol. >> reporter: how was your dinner tonight? >> very, very good. it usually is. >> reporter: that's lovely. what is your name? >> ellen. >> reporter: have you been enjoying the weather? >> yes. >> reporter: yes. it's currently 61 degrees here in pleasanton. i'm being joined with linda. you are the director of operation open kitchen and then we have ted monk here, as well. we are talking about the holidays and the need already? >> at open heart kitchen we need 1500 turkeys and all the trimmings for the holidays. >> would you say that the need this year is greater than ever before or less? >> it's actually growing. even though the economy is seeming to improve, we are still feeding the working poor. and with all the food stamp cutbacks and everything else going on, we really have mor

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thanks supervisor mar and congratulations jay gonzales and u.s. federal and state the university of for purposes. we would like to bring up the representative for supervisor katie from district 4. please recognize deanna. >> >> (speaking foreign language.) >>. i'd like to call up our district 4 representative on behalf of the supervisor katie tang. he's an exiled young man who's served in our district for 10 years. he's raised in excelsior he's truly a son of san francisco and committed to the population and our most precious population our children. from a young age he wanted to mentor and show the children manufacture in 2002 he landed a position at the o m i shelter as he led promising programs. in 2005 he landed a position where we works today and the children see his compassion and everyday he comes into work with a smile. in 2008, he launched a aluminate recording program that helped youth who write music excel. it goes to his own passion like many filipinos he's multiple talented in the arts and he's a gifted rapper. he opened up for other

. >> abc news reporter marcy gonzales has a look at the situation. >> reporter: communities, decimated. heavy winds, flooding and storm surges leaving nearly half a million people homeless. victims living now among debris and remains of some of the presumed thousands of people who were killed. >> dead bodies all over the place. >> reporter: help is on the way. for many, not fast enough. donations are being collected across the u.s., and in the philippines, the un, red cross and u.s. marines are among those working to get necessities to victims in need of food, water and shelter. >> hungry, i'm thirsty. if you have water or food there, maybe you can give us. >> reporter: victims gathering at the battered airport. a hub for aid and rescue efforts. where, despite a shortage of supplies, doctors are operating a makeshift hospital, trying to save injured, the survivors whose hope is too quickly fading. >> he needs dialysis. he's been off now two days. he's in critical condition. if the world is out there, send help. these people need it. >> reporter: now, storm-ravaged communities bracing a

. >> el analista camilo gonzÁles sostiene que las crÍticas son una estrategia del ex presidente uribeso que segÚn dijo juan manuel santos debÍa terminar este mes. en paralelo a esta polÉmica, se espera que en las prÓximas obras tanto los negociadores del gobierno como de las farc anuncien si se logrÓ un acuerdo en los 6 puntos de negociaciÓn que se discuten en la habana y es la negociaciÓn de la polÍtica. >> michelle knight, una de las tres mujeres que permanecieron en cautiverio una dÉcada en poder de ariel castro en ohio, hablÓ en una entrevista de televisiÓn. describió cÓmo era colgada de cuellos, manos y pies. no aceptÓ un contrato para un libro. >> en instantes, el presidente obama recibe a un equipo de chicago que ha ganado un campeonato d eran momentos dificiles para nosotros, pero esa familia estaba realmente necesitada. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> el presidente obama recibiÓ hoy en la casa blanca al equipo de los black hawks de chicago que ganÓ la copa stanley sobre hielo. dijo que desde que es presidente ha recibido a varios equipos de boston, de nueva york y de miami. >> pero el mandat

tony gonzales. i'm sure you know tony gonzales.says i get made fun of more than anybody else because i have seven nationalities. when i retire, i'm going to miss that the most. that's tony, and i get that. hey, our newsroom at fox, with me and michael strahan and terry bradshaw, oh, my god, if you ever heard us. the question to richie was, if you are pushing him too far, that's your brother, you've got to figure up a way, hey, we got to back up because maybe a big brother can go too far with a little brother. maybe that's not the case. but we got to make sure nobody goes too far where it goes over the edge, because i think you can have bullying on any level. it's a hot button topic. anybody who says bullying, you know, it's hard to defend, because people start acting like somebody condones bullying. we certainly don't. but you're right. in locker rooms, nothing is off limits. they go after everybody for anything. >> i think we should settle this in an old-fashioned british way. get in a room together, a firm handshake, apologies al