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it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. running for san jose mayor chavez has served on the board of supervisors for nearly 10 years now and was vice mayor of san jose. we're sampling carter will turn out next year. chavez says that her campaign slogan is quote a city of equals. i want to live in a city of equals. a city where birthplace and birthright and birth colour and birth. gender do don't make a difference. she will face a crowded field, including former san jose police officer perella is and to san jose city council members deaf davis and matt mahan. the primary set for june 7th. dozens of protesters tied up traffic on the golden gate bridge this morning. they want congress to provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, and his ktvu is jesse gary tells us later in the day, protesters took the same message to the south bay. thursday morning. the right across the bay's most iconic bridge was agonizing shortly before seven dozens of protesters drove onto north beyond lanes, stopping traffic 40 undocumented families. and allies bravely took over the gol

jose evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. finish clara county supervisor cindy chavez is joining the race for san jose mayor chavez has served rvisors for nearly 10 years now. that was in fact, vice mayor of san jose reyes. sam liccardo will term out next year. shoppers his campaign slogan is quote a city of equals. i want to live in a city of equals. a city where birthplace and birthright and birth colour and birth. gender do don't make a difference. she'll face a growing field of candidates, including former san jose police officer raul paralysis and to san jose city council members dave davis and matt mahan. the primary set for june 7th. former california senator barbara boxer, is endorsing a candidate for mayor of los angeles state representative karen bass announced monday that she is entering the race for the mayor of l. a. and boxer says she's worked with the congresswoman for years and says bass has exactly what it takes to be a great mayor. intelligence experience, compassion and toughness. bass has racked up a list of veteran california politicians who have endorsed her campaign. well barry weather boy, look at that

collision popping up here in san francisco to 80 north bound south of san jose avenue and roadway flooding along 2 80 northbound at cesar chavezfic collision sent to a southbound north of highway one in daly city roadway, flooding 2 80 southbound at sarah monte boulevard in daly city. more roadway flooding. we're seeing that 2.80 northbound just south of crystal springs road in santa tale. another traffic collision to a southbound north of 92 west in san mateo. there. look at that slow conditions as you're heading along the richmond, sandra fell commute a little under 12 minutes for your drive time as you're heading out of richmond and in the south bay, some accidents of popped up one. oh, one to 37 west in sunnyvale. 2.80, northbound south of lawrence expressway in san jose and 87 southbound south of 2.80, in san jose. so earlier we didn't have that many traffic collisions down there. now we do. and freemont 6.80, south and north of scotts creek road. you've got accident there to slow as you're headed across towards the peninsula a little under 24 minutes there as you're making your way. it's starting to come down again here

ktvu says the smith is live at the plaza de cesar chavez park in san jose. with more of that. well the day after thanksgiving, this place will be transformed into christmas in the park. person event this year. obvious santa all the time. after one year hiatus due to the pandemic christmas in the park will return to its original form of free walkthrough event at plaza de cesar chavez park and san jose. last year's drive through events at history park will remain. two ways for families to celebrate the holiday means the need for more santa's organizers say. santa's this year are hard to come by this year. because we're still you know, in covid, um, visits with santa claus or something that we're struggling with and one of the things that we're struggling with. is actually getting santa at christmas in the park, the nonprofits executive director says this year santa's who typically volunteer their time are choosing not to return. their fear is that they're going to be around unvaccinated children, of course, by that time, even though there's still a couple months away. you know,

jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> in 30 minutes, the santa clara sandy supervisor cindy chavez became the fourth candidate to enter the san jose meares. >> we are ready together to expand the approaches we have taken to homelessness and housing, to fight with all our might climate change, even something that people believe is inevitable, we can do something about it. >> chavez was a county supervisor and previously served on the san jose city council, and she joins three current councilmembers, in the race to replace mayor sam accardo, who has turned out. the election, a little over eight months away in june. >>> still to come, evidence is growing at hardening your home can save it. this one survived the caldor fire. >> he was laughing when he saw the video. >> holy smokes. >>> we discovered if you are looking for a break from your insurance company, good luck. >>> a major airline just started jettisoning workers who won't get a covid vaccine. >>> later but you could call this a very lucky break. the close call on one san francisco street. (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there

cindy chavez is announcing a run for mayor of san jose. you're looking at chavez.to replace the mayor. the primary will be held in june. >> free lot rides don't last forever. the dmv whammo that will allow them to charge for right healing services. after testing the technology on city streets, they could the passengers hail rise for free in its electric jaguar suv in a change for feedback. the program is allowed to operate in san francisco and san mateo counties. officials are launching new covid 19 booster vaccination clinics. in total, hundred sites will be accessible. a majority of which are already up and running. there are 13-15 sites already running. each will have the capacity to transform into a mass asked nation setting. >> we are quoting with the derivative health to have access with them. we are making sure that every pharmacy has access to the vaccine. >> the county has updated its vaccination website. you can also filter your search by distance to show sites that are only open to the public and our wheelchair assessable. we are tracking california's va

you've got an accident. 2.80, northbound south of san jose app and roadway flooding. a loss. cesar chavez street and north down at san jose avenue. san mateo. you have really flooding northbound to a south of bunker hill road and it looks like we're starting to see delays along one o one because of all the issues along the san mateo bridge there, heading out of richmond. look at that. traffic can barely move pouring out their subtly slowly making their way a little under 18 minutes. looks like chp is closed. elaine there on the side so they can slow down traffic. so you at home can be safe and the south bay. we had several accidents looks like that one along to 37 is clear but to north of the college avenue in san jose that still there. we had an accident in milpitas that has been cleared leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge about 26 minutes into the city will be back with more weather ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> 7.26 and this is a big storm. and you can see how it's been moving. >>

well as you're traveling some roadway flooding along 2 80 northbound in the city's cesar chavez street san josehad an earlier accident near cesar chavez that's been clear, but it's still wet. there. roadway flooding down in daly city to 80 southbound as sarah monte boulevard and some other accidents that just popped at out in san carlos 1, 1, northbound south of holly street to 80 north bound south of 92 east. here in selma tale. another 1 one. oh, one, northbound and marsh road in menlo park. let's get a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge. as you head to richmond. look at that drive times. our little sluggish this morning because of those wet slick conditions. 8 minutes to make it across towards sandra fell. you can barely see anything across the san mateo bridge. as you're heading across towards the peninsula to take you a little under 17 minutes to make that drive for you this morning about a 20 minute commute via the golden gate bridge. but again, remember, conditions are slick and wet. there out in fairfield yet a traffic collision. 80 westbound east of highway 12. so we are seeing de

now about covid ktvu is azenith smith is live at plaza to cesar chavez park in san jose, with more goodng, frank. yeah can you believe in a little more than a month christmas in the park will return to it in person event once again this year, and organizers worry that there may not always be a santa around to greet children. after one year hiatus due to the pandemic christmas in the park will return to its original form of free walkthrough event at plaza de cesar chavez park and san jose. last year's drive through events at history park will remain. two ways for families to celebrate the holiday means the need for more santa's organizers say. santa's this year are hard to come by this year. because we're still you know, in covid, um, visits with santa claus or something that we're struggling with and one of the things that we're struggling with. is actually getting santa at christmas in the park, the nonprofits executive director says this year santa's who typically volunteer their time are choosing not to return. their fear is that they're going to be around unvaccinated children, of c

happy halloween. 7:29, as we see that shadowy look at cesar chavez plaza in san josÉ.of a gloomy morning, but it's perfect to bundle up and go trick-or-treating. thank you for starting your sunday with us. i am kira klapper. >>> meteorologist, vianey arana, joins us with your microclimate forecast. >> 56 degrees to start out our morning. walnut creek, you can see the skyline there. let's get a look at that. things are quiet. we saw drizzle along the coastline, but we have a storm that we are monitoring and once that storm makes its arrival we have our own mobile doppler radar, storm ranger is up and scanning. i have a little bit of what to expect, a couple headlines. again, a little drizzle around the coastline, and into the evening, mostly cloudy. you don't have to worry about the rain for those trick-or-treaters. it's not until late tonight into early monday morning, and i will take you to the timeline on that in a few minutes, kira. >> thanks. >>> an investigation into a deadly shooting at a halloween party outside of the home of a city council member. >> rebeca arm

. >> santa county supervisor cindy chavez wants to be san jose's next mayor. t announcement outside of her home chavez joins a handful of others who are vying to replace mayor sam liccardo after he terms out in 2022 councilmember raul peralez dev davis and matt mahan who joined the race days ago also running is former congressional candidate jonathan royce, esteban. we'll be right back after the break. >> 5.54 happening tomorrow you could be a multimillionaire. the powerball is now 620 million dollars and the drawing is tomorrow at 8. so i guess if you're into that kind of money. haha, if you're in the money now. your odds of winning are minuscule. i don't mean to be a downer rain is just, you know, i don't play because dreams are free. you know, when i was i was going to save no one. someone had one was going to say that would explain why changes. >> maybe he's not here today. right. but he won that. but he did not he's not sure i'm sure 54 coming up in the next hour, governor newsom is going to be the bay area today making a major announcement about kids. >>

. >> just last night, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez announced she is running for san jose mayor, something that was expected. she made that announcement outside her home saying that her campaign theme will be a city of equals saying she wants san jose to be a place where things like birth right? color gender. do not make a difference and it will be the second time that chavez has run for mayor. she was defeated by fellow council member chuck reed in 2006, despite being considered an early front runner. she is getting another shot after being influenced by the pandemic. she says she believes collaboration and experience is key and she will be the 4th candidate in that race. 3 city council members have already entered in oakland councilmember lauren taylor is going to run to replace libby shaft. the first there to launch a public campaign for the 2022 mayoral election. that race again, wide open because mayor schaff is reaching the end of her second term like sam liccardo taylor telling supporters there's too much focus on what divides the city among the ongoing debates in o

jose. it depicts civil rights leader cesar chavez and a late neighborhood teen brenda lopez who helped kidsff the street. they got word that the person who bought the building on south first street plans to paint over the mural as part of a remodel before turning the building into an office for tech workers. >> it's heartbreaking and it's, you know, i just feel like it's dishonoring everything my sister did. >> i haven't cried yet. i haven't cried yet. i mean, obviously this is really upsetting to me. >> we did reach out to the building's new owners repeatedly by phone and email but he has not returned our calls or messages. >>> our historic drought is having a major impact on lake tahoe where water levels are alarmingly low. this week the water is expected to sink below the basin's natural rim. that's the level where the lake pours into the truckee river which is the outflow. chronicle experts don't believe it is a crisis just yet, but they say it is concerning water levels have dropped so low. this has only happened four other times since 2004. most recently in 2016. >>> all right. let's

chavez. she wants to be san jose's next mayor and she made the announcement today outside of her home and chavez is joining a handful of others who are vying to replace mayor sam liccardo after he terms out in 2022. >> councilmember raul peralez dev davis and matt mahan joined the race. just a few days ago. also running is former congressional candidate jonathan stepped on. >> national news now with only hours to spare president biden signed legislation tonight to a void, a partial federal shutdown to keep the government funded through at least december 3rd congress had passed the bill earlier tonight. it includes 6 billion dollars to helped resettle afghan refugees and 28 billion for disaster relief victims. so joining us now to talk about the averted. a government shutdown is donna crane from san jose state university. thank you so much for joining us. donna. >> great to be here. ok, so why did we get to this point again. i feel like we've been talking about averting government shutdowns down to the wire like several times. why does it have to they have to wait till the last possible minute to

in the park will return to its original form of free walkthrough event at plaza de cesar chavez park and san jose. last year's drive through event at history park will remain. two ways for families to celebrate the holiday means the need for more santa's organizers say. santa's this year are hard to come by this year. because we're still you know, in covid, um, visits with santa claus or something that we're struggling with and one of the things that we're struggling with. is actually getting santa at christmas in the park, the nonprofits executive director says this year santa's who typically volunteer their time are choosing not to return. their fear is that they're going to be around unvaccinated children, of course, by that time, even though it's still a couple months away. you know we're still going to be in a stage where the kids are not going to all be vaccinated went to the doctor. in fact, yesterday and got the booster shot this, santa says despite that added protection, he'll feel safe behind a plexiglass shield fears that the coronavirus and these are unprecedented times are leading a

jose mayor. she made that announcement outside her home, surrounded by supporters. chavezas served on the board of supervisors for nearly 10 years and was one san jose's vice mayor. her campaign slogan. as a city of equals. i want to live in a city of equals. a city where birthplace and birthright and birth, colour and birth. gender do don't make a difference. the longtime politician is the latest candidate to toss her hat in the ring. i was never supposed to run for office, just graduating from high school meant to find the odds. san jose native and former san jose police officer raul paralysis says his focus is on affordable housing and homelessness and the lack of coordination the councilman sees. among various stakeholders, for instance, when the city is building affordable housing development, it's the county coming in providing the supported services that will be ongoing. we need to be in my mind collaborating cooperating much better. we added 300 new police officers. right adding more police officers on the streets of san jose is among the priorities for stanford re

jose mayor. she made that announcement outside her home. surrounded by supporters. chavez has served on the board of supervisors for nearly 10 years and was one san jose's vice mayor. her campaign slogan. as a city of equals. i want to live in a city of equals. a city where birthplace and birthright and birth colour and birth. gender do don't make a difference. the longtime politician is the latest candidate to toss her hat in the ring. i was never supposed to run for office, just graduating from high school meant to find the odds. san jose native and former san jose police officer raul paralysis says his focus is on affordable housing and homelessness and the lack of coordination the councilman sees. among various stakeholders, for instance, when the city is building affordable housing development, it's the county coming in providing the supported services that will be ongoing. we need to be in my mind collaborating cooperating much better. we added 300 new police officers, rightaddice officers s of san jose. the councilman's matra is to create a safe, clean and thriving

. >>> looking live out at san jose tonight there is a new face in the mayor's race. a few hours ago county supervisor cindy chavez announced that she is running. >> we are ready together to expand the approaches we've taken to homelessness and housing, to fight with all our might climate change, even something that people believe is inevitable. we can do something about it. >> three other city council members are also running, mayor sam liccardo termed out. the election is a little over eight months away. >>> a few minutes ago we were talking about vaccine mandates for students. tonight there is also a big push to make vaccines mandatory before you get on an airplane. >> kpix5's andria borba is live at sfo for us. >> reporter: it's all quiet here at sfo now as we stand, but we are approaching the fall and winter holidays and one california senator wants to make sure we don't see a repeat of the covid-19 surge we saw last winter. in addition to having your id and bags checked at the ticket counter, your covid-19 vaccine record would also be checked for domestic flights. the proposal comes from california senator d

the corner of south first and oak streets in san jose, is a mural that honors the heritage of the guadalupe washington neighborhood. this is said chavezivists that was very important to the latino community. the neighborhood is primarily latino. it has been for the past 30 years. community members painted this mural five years ago to help deter gang graffiti. it highlights dia de les martos and violate folklore ago. i actually like two parts. i like the butterflies here, and i love the dancing here. one of the dancers community hero brenda lopez, who died of cancer in 1999, she noticed that there were a lot of children with elder with older siblings that were in gangs. and she felt like she could give back to the little ones give them something positive to focus on and she started the folklorico group. now this beloved community mural could be painted over, the new property owner has told the neighborhood association the mural did not jive with his plans. i asked them what his plans were for the building. and he said he wanted to fill it with high tech workers. he didn't want to have a mural that only was significant to one portion gr

jose. and this mural was painted 5 or 6 years ago for 2 reasons. number one, of course, it's a work of art and features a quotations the late activist cesar chavez. there are tributes here to a dia de los muertos to indigenous peoples and also san jose's renowned ballet folklorico in the late brenda lopez. but the mural also has a dual reason he was put here because this is one of san jose gang hot spots and there was a lot of graffiti in the area. and since this mural is going up here. graffiti has gone down here. so residents say this is a not a time to get rid of this mural for fear that the graffiti in the gang bang activity will come back. here's more on that now from the association's president. rosa linda aguilar. >> important for kim unity because it signifies them are like it. there's a big importance to our liking a culture big tied to that. there's a big tied to the actual event. when residents came out and we all put our part on this on this mural, this beautiful mural. and the reason why we did it was because we were having a lot of problems with that with gang activity and gang. you can tell what we call it. and we're trying to make

chávez, "song for cesar", en su comunidad del valle. [música] y comenzamos con la visita mensual del consulado general de méxico, aquí en san josé, la cónsulologna, nos acompaña aquí en comunidad del valle, otra vez; cónsul, bienvenida otra vez al programa. alejandra bologna: un placer para mí, como siempre, estar en tu programa, damián, eh, que siempre das información muy valiosa para nuestra comunidad. damián trujillo: gracias, bueno, la que nos la da es usted; así es que gracias por estar con nosotros. hay dos semanas muy importantísimas que queremos anunciar; la primera es la, la semana de salud, binacional de salud. alejandra bologna: sí, sin duda, tendremos del 8 de octubre hacia el 19 de octubre, distintos eventos en el consulado general de méxico, en materia de salud; como ustedes saben, todos los años, en octubre, ya, desde hace, prácticamente, 21 años, se lleva a cabo esta semana binacional de salud, es el gran interés que tiene nuestro gobierno, y a través de la secretaría de relaciones exteriores, y del instituto de los mexicanos en el exterior, para sensibilizar a nuestra comunidad sobre la importancia de tener cuidado de su s

a perfect way to take you outside in cesar chavez park, an ominous glow in the background there in san josÉ how the weather will treat us today? >> yeah, a lot of people are asking about wearing a

the corner of south first and oak streets in san jose, is a mural that honors the heritage of the guadalupe washington neighborhood. this is said chavez and activist that was very important to the latino community the neighborhood is primarily latino. it has been for the past 30 years. community members painted this mural five years ago to help deter gang graffiti. it highlights dia de los muertos and violate folklorico. i actually like two parts. i like the butterflies here, and i love the dancing pure. one of the dancers community hero brenda lopez, who died of cancer in 1999, she noticed that there were a lot of children with elder with older siblings that were in gangs. and she felt like she could give back to the little ones give them something positive to focus on and she started the folklorico group. now this beloved community mural could be painted over, the new property owner has told the neighborhood association the mural did not jive with his plans. i asked him what his plans were for the building. and he said he wanted to fill it with high tech workers. he didn't want to have a mural that only was significant to one portio

the corner of south first and oak streets in san jose, is a mural that honors the heritage of the guadalupe washington neighborhood. this is, said chavezt that was very important to the latino community. the neighborhood is primarily latino. it has been for the past 30 years. community members painted this mural five years ago to help deter gang graffiti. it highlights dia de los muertos and violate folklorico. i actually like two parts. i like the butterflies here, and i love the dancing pure. one of the dancers. community hero brenda lopez, who died of cancer in 1999, she noticed that there were a lot of children with elder with older siblings that were in gangs. and she felt like she could give back to the little ones give them something positive to focus on and she started the folklorico group. now this beloved community mural could be painted over, the new property owner has told the neighborhood association the mural did not jive with his plans. i asked him what his plans were for the building. and he said he wanted to fill it with high tech workers. he didn't want to have a mural that only was significant to one portion. a growi

the corner of south first and oak streets in san jose, is a mural that honors the heritage of the guadalupe washington neighborhood. this is, said chavezcommunity. the neighborhood is primarily latino. it has been for the past 30 years. community members painted this mural five years ago to help deter gang graffiti. it highlights dia de los muertos and violate folklorico. i actually like two parts. i like the butterflies here, and i love the dancing here. one of the dancers community hero brenda lopez, who died of cancer in 1999, she noticed that there were a lot of children with elder with older siblings that were in gangs. and she felt like she could give back to the little ones give them something positive to focus on and she started the folklorico group. now this beloved community mural could be painted over, the new property owner has told the neighborhood association the mural did not jive with his plans. i asked him what his plans were for the building, and he said he wanted to fill it with high tech workers. he didn't want to have a mural that only. was significant to one portion growing group of people, if he you know, didn't