el incidente ocurrió durante un operativo en el que el vendedor, juan carlos ramírez, no contaba conas de san francisco dijo que siguen investigando el caso, pero que dicha acción no representa los valores de la ciudad. >> abordemos ahora este otro asunto que preocupa de manera particular a los padres de familia de los estudiantes de una escuela preparatoria intermedia de la ciudad de pescado, allá al sur del condado de san mateo. lo que sucede es que en dicho plantel educativo no tienen agua potable. pilar niño visitó la zona y nos cuenta de donde viene este problema y si hay una solución inmediata. no hay agua potable. >> el agua que hay no sirve para tomar porque está contaminada. >> me iba yo a trabajar y me dice mi hijo mamá, ayer no había agua para tomar, no había agua para el baño. >> cansados de esperar, están algunos padres de familia que tienen a sus hijos en la escuela preparatoria e intermedia de pescadero, quienes ansían una solución de definitiva a la falta de agua potable en el plantel. >> hasta en la junta de supervi visores se quejaron algunos en días pasados. >> el

cuando un empleado de la ciudad de san francisco corre hacia el carro de perros calientes de juan carlos ramírezía. todo esto que me tumbó. yo quería cerrar para seguir trabajando todavía, porque no había vendido nada todavía. pude haber explotado el gas o algo me quemo. yo sé qué mal que va pasando. podría haber pasado muchas cosas al momento me tiró el carrito. >> el incidente ocurrió el domingo. 1 de octubre. juan carlos acaba de llegar a su puesto de venta en el muelle de san francisco. llegó el carrito y no le dijo nada que se lo iba a llevar, dijo porque no tengo permiso. >> me dice que el permiso es muy caro. >> dinero que no tiene ya que no ha sido fácil conseguir empleo. hace un año llegó de sonora, méxico. >> una injusticia, una vergüenza que me quitaron todo lo que tenía y me asegura costa la recuperarlo. el carrito me costó 800■!a$ 800■!a$ y ya la mercanca pues invertí como otro 800 más o menos. >> por medio de un comunicado. el departamento de obras pública de san francisco dijo en parte que continúan investigando el incidente, informaron que el inspector era parte de un operativo d

en otra información, activistas están organizando una recaudación de fondos a beneficio de juan carlos ramírezncisco pateara dicho instrumento. con todo y la comida hasta el piso, porque no tenía permiso para vender en los muelles. el evento se realizará este sábado 7 de octubre a las 11:00 en el muelle 41. lo recaudó. no será para ayudar a ramírez y la policía de mil pitas informó sobre el arresto de un hombre que presuntamente fue encontrado en un vehículo robado. >> esto es, en la intersección de las calles evans y daniel court explicaron que estaba dormido en el coche y en un principio vio que se negó a bajarse. pero terminó entregándose a las autoridades al ver que llegaban más policías a la zona. también dicen que detuvieron a un sujeto de 33 años por presuntamente conducir un camión. también con reporte de robo. pero esto fue en el área de aguilar ward y los agentes de oakland arrestaron a siete personas en relación con tres casos distintos de robo de vehículos en la ciudad, dijo la policía. >> en estos casos, agentes encubiertos vieron varios sospechosos cometer los crímenes y luego de

long line of people waiting for bacon wrapped hot dogs, they are here to support this vendor, juan carlos ramirez. >> translator: i appreciate all the love and support. this is amazing this is going to get me up on my toes. >> reporter: last sunday, and san francisco public works street and specter chased him down near the waterfront and knocked over his card. the city was cracking down on illegal food vendors. >> translator: i felt helpless with no help at all. embarrassed and just frightened. >> reporter: the city confiscated his card. when carlo started selling hotdogs three months ago, he lives in san jose with his wife and kids. >> translator: i do this to pay the bills and to feed my family. i am trying to get a permit but it is hard right now. so i will do whatever it takes to feed my family. >> the public humiliation that juan carlos based is the reason we are getting together for him. we don't condone that behavior. >> reporter: advocates for food vendors, he co-organized the buyout. juan carlos are the food carts for the event. they moved from san francisco to alameda due to fleet week.

reporter: a long line of people waiting for bacon-rap hotdogs are here to support this vendor, juan carlos ramirez i appreciate all the support. this is amazing. this will get me back up on my toes. >> reporter: last sunday, an inspector chased him down the waterfront and knockdown his cart. >> translator: i felt helpless with no help at all. embarrassed. and just frightened. >> reporter: the city confiscated his cart. he started selling hotdogs three months ago. he lives in san jose with his wife and kids. >> translator: if i do this to pay my bills and feed my family -- i am trying to get a permit but it is hard right now. i will do whatever it takes to feed my family. >> the public humiliation that carlos pasted the reason we are all getting together. we do not condone that behavior. >> reporter: alex organized the buyout. he borrowed food carts from friends for the event. they moved it from san francisco to alameda do to fleet week. >> it would have been one thing if they gave him a citation in a professional manner instead of destroying his property. >> reporter: some came from norwalk and ra

they are here to support this vendor, juan carlos ramirez. >> translator: i appreciate all the love and support. this is amazing. this will get me on my toes. >> reporter: last sunday san francisco public works street inspector chased him down near the waterfront and knocked over his cart. the city was cracking down on illegal food vendors. >> translator: i felt helpless, with no help at all . embarrassed. and frightened. >> reporter: the city , skated his cart. he started selling hotdogs three months ago. he lives in san jose, with his wife and kids. >> translator: i do this to pay the bills and to feed my family. i'm trying to get a permit, it is hard right now. i will do what it takes to feed my family. >> the public humiliation he faced is the reason we are getting together to let him know we don't condone that behavior. remax alex advocates for food vendors any co-organize the buyout. one carlos bird food carts from friends for the event and they moved from san francisco to alameda . due to fleet week. >> it would have been different if he gave him a citation in a professional mann

vendors name is juan carlos ramirez. i met with him outside of his home in san jose. he said the cart that was pushed over and confiscated by a san francisco city worker was his only means to provide for his family. despite that incident, he says he's grateful for all the community support it's been a week since a san francisco public works employee was caught on video pushing a street vendors cart. today, that street vendor is speaking for the first time on. i was embarrassed. it was humiliating. >> i started thinking i just got here after the incident. >> juan carlos describes feeling confused with many people passing by asking if he was okay . he says he doesn't even remember seeing the public works employee running towards him. and i'm pulling my cart and i feel like somebody pushed it. >> yeah, i turned around and all my food was on the ground. >> this video went viral after a group of community organizers demanded for the city to intervene. over the weekend, those same organizers surprised juan carlos with hundreds of people from across the bay area who wanted t