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we are now at san pedro, and heading right near the san jose police department.re are a lot of people who work here, and law camera, i know that you mentioned not everybody's back at work at this point, but a lot of these folks who work in this area are essential workers because they work at the police department, at the dispatch building, they work here at the jail, they work at the courts, they work at the sheriff's department over there, so there are lots of people who might be coming in to work at this point. again, we still don't know whether or not anybody was shot, we don't know if anybody is injured. the fire department, the paramedics are ready to help people if they are, once the situation is cure. the firefighters can't go in until it is safe to do that. at this point, everybody is standing down. we have seen officers intactical gear, we don't know if they are going to go in because the shooter situation is still happening. right now it looks like they are kind of strategizing at this point, but very much an active scene. a lot of personnel out here, y

north san pedro is closed and heating will also be affected there. the you see the orange street, heading towards the first street. light rail services, as janelle said, will be stopped at noon so they are advising folks to take extra time, allow extra time because there will be bus bridges in place. they will provide whatever alternate service they can, but they can't provide complete coverage on the same time schedule. there will be delays so allow extra time through the area. all light rail service will stop as of noon. they just don't have the staffing and they also can't get to the yard, the access there i active investigation on that vta yard, so that's what will affect light rail for the rest of the afternoon. >> i put that yellow dot there. that's where they had the reunification facility over at 70 west heading. that's across the street from where we saw all the activity and from where the closures are on north san pedro and kris sanchez has done a perimeter scan as well earlier. she talked about east taylor and even mission at times having

the question for this book was, about this patron saint of slaves, san pedro club or -- san pedro, who baptized 300,000 slaves in 1600. the question she had is, why would you baptize them? why would you just not fight to get them free? that was the premise of her book. why would he do that? so, it is pretty engaging. the next book she wrote that i thought was remarkable considering she grew up on a plantation was "east by day" about the almost odd -- about the mutiny. she chronicled the mutiny as it was occurring. then, she had her main character , this love interest with one of the attorneys -- have this love interest was one of the attorneys working on the case. so, she talked about the supreme court's decision that slaves were not property. so, my question in my research paralleled what rare -- blair was doing, trying to figure out what motivated her to do this. i found out that her grandfather was roger atkinson prior --pryor he was in the house of representatives and represented virginia. he was the person in congress who claim -- came up with the phrase "irreconcilable conflict"

santa clara debe ir al edificio de la cruz roja americana en la calle (nombre en inglés) y también san pedro oficiales ahan colaborado con tragedias equipo especializado en estas situaciones y también para dar apoyo queremos comentar que el fiscal del distrito quiere impulsar esta ley llamada (nombre en inglés) que permite a la ciudadanía denunciar si es que ven que una persona en la comunidad tiene problemas mentales pueden denunciarlo a las autoridades para evitar cualquier tragedia abrió fuego contra las personas no sabemos por qué esimportante propover la ley según la fiscalía hay un equipo en esta casa en un incendio residencial pero no han confirmado la conexión , hablamos con el consejal raúl , consejal de san josé , porque uno de sus amigos creen que pudo resultar lesionado en este incidente escuchemos >> dónde trabaja >> en el (inaudible) >> qué es eso >> (inaudible) >> es familiar amigo >> es mi hermano >> ha podido hablar con un oficial apenas llegamos >>dde qué trabajaba su hermano >> era conductor >> sabe si tenían una reunión hoy ahí >> los de la unión >> es un residente de san

we are on san pedro street. the other way is on younger street.ss first street. it doesn't appear that anyone neighbors or anything like that was effected by this shooting morning. >> and for those who may just be joins us give us a break down of what you heard happened so far. >> there was a shooting, a possible shooting and a suicide of the shooter. woe are hearing there are multiple victims associated with this. police and fire as well as the santa clara count a sheriff which appears to be the lead agency in all of this is on scene investigating. does appear that the shooter was somehow taken down. whether it was from person's own hand or not. we are trying to get confirmation but sources said it was a suicide as well as the shooting. the number of victims is still unclear at this point. we just got a -- a little blurb from the sheriff's spokesman saying there are multiple victims here. >> multiple victims on the scene. you know like you said you have covered situations like this. you talked about the posturing of law enforcement. obviously the

earlier today we spotted lots of mexican flags waving in the san pedro square. cinco de mayo marks mexico's victory over invading french forces at the battle of 1862. the mexican army was victorious even though they were vastly outnumbered. while there are official observances in mexico, cinco de mayo is a much bigger celebration here in the u.s.. >> it has been americanized. everybody enjoys this day. >>> coming up, a bay area college in financial trouble. the push to keep more than 100 school stuff from losing their jobs. >>> a young man suffers a stroke while hiking. what his father did that ended up saving his life. >> it was really frightening at that point. i told my father i was scared. >>> after a year of being cut off from family and friends, a group of bay area grandparents finally get to see their loved ones. >> the kids have missed coming here. far from missing me, they have missed coming here. i was so surprised. >>> tonight, there is a push to save city college of san francisco from expected layoffs. more than 160 full-time faculty have received pi

el papa francisco dedicÓ unos momentos de oraciÓn por la paz en colombia en la paso de san pedro delsalida que encontrÓ la difÍcil situaciÓn tras el impacto de la pandemia por la que le suspendieron las clases y perdiÓ el trabajo. francisco nos cuenta su historia. >> va por las calles de caracas con un cartel que despliegan esta esquina de una zona acomodado de la capital desde hace mÁs de un aÑo ofreciendo sus conocimientos como profesor de matemÁticas. al profesor el pilar lo conseguimos en la esquina en una fotografÍa tomada por un transeÚnte se hizo viralen las redes sociales. al conocido en los estudiantes que le han buscado para conseguir sus casas. >> estoy dando curso a dos personas que me llamaron el aÑo pasado y ahorita me han llamado mÁs personas. >> un estudiante de matemÁticas en los Últimos semestres de su carrera suspendida por la condena. tambiÉn perdiÓ su trabajo para ganarse la vida quiso ofrecer sus conocimientos matemÁticos. >> no darse por vencido. ha aprendido que si se puede siempre cuando trabaje para eso. >> una estrategia que le ha dado resultados. tanto que

people are also now celebrating in san jose san pedro square. families are invited to support local vendors and listen to live music. one person we spoke to once to change the holidays reputation for drunken debauchery by people who have reappropriated its historical significance. >> we don't necessarily think it should be a thing where you go out and get drunk but we do think that people need to understand the historical significance of this date and commemorate that as a really important date in the history of the mexican people. >> cinco de mayo is often mistaken as mexican independence day at least mistaken here in the u.s. that date is actually september 16 and it is widely celebrated in mexico. >>> the san jose city council has approved plans for a new landmark. the structure dubbed breeze of innovation is intended to shine the light on the skyline. the 200 foot structure would be built at the south end of guadalupe river park and would have 500 steel rods that sway in the wind generating power to illuminate it at night. the display would

we are on the ground level of san pedro and heading. if you look a block that way, that is the vta rail yard where the shootings occurred. just across the street is the main jail of santa clara county, so this is not a neighborhood. this is not a rural area. this is kind of the brain just of san jose and the county, it is a busy, active, civic area in terms of the politics and law enforcement angle of this. above me here in downtown san jose brings us to the victims families here. they still don't know. they are a couple blocks away from here gathered waiting word to see if their loved ones survived. among the family and friends is councilman perillo talking about his lifelong good friend who he believes might be one of the victims who died in this shooting. >> so i sent him a text, called him, no response. got a hold of his wife shortly after that and nobody has been able to get a hold of him. his family came down here to the reunification center and we're not able to reunify with him here and a number of families went down to the dist

between first lirail yard remains shut down and there are restrictions on san pedro street. both ways and look at the maps there. all that red we are seeing on the 880 connection ext to where all of this is happening right now. where all the investigation is still underway and all the activity so likely now affecting the freeway as more cars are on the roadway. we will see more of that for the commute. 880 busy and very, very close to where this facility is and again with the closure of vta light-rails the suspension for the rest of the day it'll be a problem for many people to try to get in and around the south bay. vta is the major transit hub and that's what people use toko mute in and round the south bay. it's tough and workers are essential. >> our hearts and thoughts and prayers go out to them. >> absolutely. absolutely. can't imagine what they are going through right now as they work to process all is continuing to come out. we are expecting the update at 1:30. law enforcement to see what new information we can get, still so many questions that need to be answered. >>

san pedro. he's the patron saint of slaves. he baptized 300,000 slaves in 1600. well, the question she had is like, why would you baptize them? why wouldn't you just fight to get them to be free? so that was the premise of her book. why? why would he do that? so it's pretty engaging. and then the next book that she wrote that i thought was remarkable, considering that she grew up on a plantation with freed slaves, was eased by day. that was about the amistad mutiny. she chronicled the mutiny as it was occurring. and then she had her main character, this love interest with one of the attorneys who was working on the case. so then she talked about the supreme court decision that slaves were not property. so my question in doing my research, i guess it parallels what she was his -- what she was doing, i was trying to figure out what motive -- motivated her to do this. i found out that her grandfather was roger atkinson prior. he was a representative in the house of representatives. he represented virginia. and he was the person in congress who came up with the phras

conversÓ con pedro rojas en san benito, texas. cÓmo estÁs? >> hola, pues un poco alegre, porque fui a ver mi niÑo. pero triste al mismo tiempo. porque... sÓlo lo veo y no lo puedo traer. no lo puedo tener en mis brazos. tanto Él como yo nos necesitamos. ya pasÓ mucho tiempo. pedro: la primera vez que emite declaraciones en la entrada a la posada en san benito texas. donde lleva varias semanas esperando el reencuentro. quÉ te dicen los abogados? >> que es cosa de esperar, nada mÁs. pedro: obregÓn lavÓ su ropa, preparÁndose para ir a la visita. >> lo quÉ mÁs deseo tenerlo mi niÑo. tenerlo ya en mis brazos. pedro: dijo que espera el momento cuando reciba la confirmaciÓn de que podrÁ estar de nuevo junto a wilton. jorge: pedro rojas se une con nosotros. quÉ es lo que dijo meylin sobre el estado emocional de su hijo. que no pudo estar con ella. pedro: jorge, la situaciÓn es bastante grave. ella dice que el niÑo tiene problemas de depresiÓn y tristeza. porque Él se emociona mucho al verla, pero cuando se va sabe que eso genera un fuerte

this is west younger avenue in san pedro. d law pay rail yard that san jose sheriff's deputies have surrounded since about 7:00 when they sent out that first alert to the public to stay away from the area because they're doing an active shooter investigation. pucks how many officers are there. they have blocked off the streets but such a heavy police presence as we wait to see what prompted the resuppose and where the investigation stands. >> the santa clara police department is down the street, the california army national guard has a building. the largest is the vta light rail and the santa clara sheriff is there. so it's literally surrounded by law enforcement. this had to take them seconds, i would imagine to arrive. >> it might explain that heavy police presence because they are right up the streets. we also want to check in with abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield. >> reporter: let me show you. we are at a police line. we are at younger and heading and this is surrounded by county buildings. i was ta t he would be able to

morning, the 57 year old vita employees came to the authorities light rail yard near north first and san pedro and started shooting. he fired 39 rounds and carried 32 high capacity magazines loaded with bullets, the last of the nine people fatally wounded, died late monday night, and i saw that aftermath. and i saw the immense pain in the faces of the families and i heard their cries when they got the news, and it was utterly heart wrenching. and i felt immensely helpless. the sheriff's office says cassidy apparently targeted his victims telling one person i'm not going to shoot you, but gun down others, officials say he took his own life as deputies and law men and women approached. i know that our deputies and the officers that responded while the shooting was still happening are heroes they went in. they confronted the suspect, and when they when they confronted the suspect he took his own life. vita officials say light rail service is suspended. they have grief counselors and caught across all of their divisions. additionally in just a couple of hours is going to be a public vigil at san j

justin andrew is live in the san pedro square. >> and the chief public health officer said she is optimistic. >> yeah. she said we have a clear path out of this pandemic. those are the words from dr. cody as she announced the new restrictions. they affect some restaurants and bars in the area. here is the break down for us this morning. under the state's rules most indoor businesses can expand their capacity. we are talking things like movie theaters, indoor dining at restaurants and gyms. those places can open at -- 50% capacity. bars in the county that do not provide meals can resume indoor operations at 25% capacity. >> this is really fantastic. we are in the safe place because of all of you who have gone and gotten vaccinated and helped make our county a safer place. >> now this new order will require continued reporting of coronavirus cases in workplaces. ly dive into that at 5:30. we are live this morning. >>> before you go we want to say welcome to the kpix5 morning team. >> welcome justin. >> you are family so, it's good to have you here. >> absolutely. >> thank you. so glad to be he

kpix justice andrews in san pedro square. >>> she is optimistic. >> she put itself like this. we have a clear path out of this pandemic. those are the word from dr. cody when it comes to the new or -- new restrictions or the restrictions being lifted here in santa clara county. she announced the orders on tuesday that go into effect today. under the state's rules most indoor businesses can expand their capacities. we are talking things like movie theaters and gyms. those places can open at 50% capacity. bars in the county that do not provide meals, can resume inoperns at 25% capacity. >> this is really fantastic and we are in the safe hagoand ause of you who vaccatednd he ke >> now also with this employers must fracture who is vaccinated that is raising some concerns. i'm sorting through that in 30 minutesw. relieve in san jose. >>> a live look at market street in san francisco this morning where starting today police are stepping up patrols in the area. its part of what the city is calling the midmarket safety plan focused on the midmarket and tenderloin neighborhood. you can

57 year old cassidy, evita employees came to the authorities light rail yard near north first and san pedro and opened fire fired 39 rounds and also carried 11 gun magazines that were loaded with bullets. he apparently targeted his victims, not shooting one person but killing. others, sheriff's deputies and san jose police officers responded quickly, and cassidy took his own life as law men and women moved in. i know that our deputies and the officers that responded while the shooting was still happening are heroes they went in. they confronted the suspect. sheriff says it could take weeks to uncover the motive behind the mass murders. if ever, vita officials say light rail service suspended indefinitely, the authority has briefed. counselors at all of its divisions. there's going to be a public memorial tonight at six pm at san jose city hall, the mayor says. it's an opportunity for the community to come out and grieve together. we're live outside the vt. a light rail yard here in san jose, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you. okay. thanks so much for that. report jesse.

morning, the 57-year-old vta employee came to the authoritiesa light rail yard near north first and san pedro and started shooting firing 39 rounds and carried 32 high capacity magazines loaded with bullets. the last of the nine people fatally wounded, died late monday night. >> and i saw that aftermath, and i saw the immense pain in the faces of the families, and i heard their cries when they got the news. and it was out arely heart utterly heart wrenching and i felt immensely helpless. >> reporter: cassidy apparently targeted victims telling one person i am not going to shoot you, but gunned down others. official say he took his own life as deputies and law men andwomen approached. >> i know that our deputies and the officers that responded while the shooting was still happening are heroes. they went in and confronted the suspect and when they confronted the suspect, he took his own life. >> reporter: vta official say light rail service suspended indefinitely. additionally they will have grief counselors at all of their divisions. coming up in a little less than an hour, there's going to be

. >> downtown san jose, san pedro square.'t wait to see you tomorrow, an update at 7:25 but until then, have a great morning and the "today" show is next. >>> good morning. >>> good morning breaking overnight, criminal case a crit >>> good morning breaking overnight, criminal case a critical turn in the investigation of donald trump's business empire. new york's attorney general announcing it is now a criminal inquiry. this morning, what prosecutors are focusing on, the timing behind the move, and the potential legal trouble facing the former president and members of his family. >>> hope on the horizon? reports that israel and hamas could be on the cusp of a cease-fire, despite new violence from both sides overnight. the death toll and humanitarian crisis growing richard engel is live in the

the pep rally held at san pedro heist. cool.ew campaign by the los angeles unified school district. the goal is to vaccinate as many students as possible before summer break. students lining up we're happy to get their shots. i'm really looking forward to army will do you know, i'm really excited that mandates and guidelines are talking to start to go away. as you know, i was a compliant with everything but really excited that we get some more leniency in my life schools in l. a plan to reopen for full in person, five. a week, learning in the fall, and on june 15th. there will be no more covid restrictions in california. the u. s today reached a key marker in its vaccine rollout. 50% of eligible americans are now fully vaccinated. that is 130 million people. california is not far behind that 50% mark with 49.4% of eligible residents fully vaccinated that 16.7 million people. coming up here getting priced out of one of the last affordable places to live here in the bay area. why, even in this hot housing market, nobody is able to

community car share program rancho san pedro elector car share.'s ripped the benefits of electric vehicle access and residents who previously -- policies can be thinking outside the box about how we can improve it and if it involves ownership of a car? >> absolutely and i want to thank you for providing leadership in the state. i think that's another area with disproportionate health impacts from emissions and we should be thinking about flexible ways to employ 8085 and the things that are at everyday part of life. we need to be flexible and we need to use rideshare. again achieve emissions reductions and if you think about the various use cases that provide an opportunity for us to have a better experience for drivers and address the public health impacts in your district particularly. >> thank you for that. it would be helpful to get a sense of scale for how big are planted to go to eliminate emissions in the transportation sector. the american jobs plan includes $15 billion for a national charging network and a total of 174 billion over eight y

>> downtown san jose, san pedro square. can't wait to see you tomorrow, an update at 7:25 but until then, have a great morning and the "today" show is next. >>> good morning. >>> good morning breaking overnight, criminal case a crit >>> good morning breaking overnight, criminal case a critical turn in the investigation of donald trump's business empire. new york's attorney general announcing it is now a criminal inquiry. this morning, what prosecutors are focusing on, the timing behind the move, and the potential legal trouble facing the former president and members of his family. >>> hope on the horizon? reports that israel and hamas could be on the cusp of a cease-fire, despite new violence from both sides overnight. the death toll and humanitarian crisis growing richard engel is live in the region with the very latest. >>> turning point. >> we are winning the war on the virus. >> covid cases from coast to coast falling to the lowest point in nearly a year new york ready to roar back to life, lifting most restrictions thi

pedro: absolutamente. estamos en san benito, texas. en la posada providencia.unos solos minutos sentada junto al chico en una banca en el fondo en el edificio blanco. hemos observado a ella caminando con su hijo. el abogado que las acompaÑo justamente cuando se retiraba de la albergue de casas estuvo con ella se mÁs de una hora en este lugar. se retirÓ sin dar palabras a los medios. simplemente nos pidiÓ que tenÍa que irse, pero nosotros seguimos aquÍ a la expectativa. hasta ahora no ha emitido palabra a los medios de parte de algunos voceros en donde nos han indicado que estÁ muy agradecida con la cobertura que le hemos dado a su caso y que por ahora planea, al parecer, quedarse unos cuantos dÍas y luego viajar a florida como lo ha indicado su hermano allÁ en miami. todo esto ocurre mientras ese encuentro emotivo que mencionaba al principio tiene lugar en este lugar. a que estÁn juntos de nuevo ya con la posibilidad de mantenerse para siempre y definitivamente los abrazos, las muestras de cariÑo tiene lugar en el interior de esta instalaciÓn donde nos encontra

san antonio, texas. joining me n.o.w. is pedro martinez, superintendent of the san antonio independent school district.just more broadly, your reaction to this news that kids and students as young as 12 can now get the pfizer vaccine. we're talking sixth graders here. >> we're very excited, kate. thank you for having me. we have -- we started vaccinating high school students three weeks ago and we're doing that now every day. we have slots. and what is exciting now is now we're going to start next week starting to vaccinate our 12-year-olds and up. and so this is a big development for us. it makes me more optimistic. >> the latest that i saw is that your schools are up for up to 70% capacity right now. the how much of a difference does this news of kids as young as 12, how much of a difference does this make for your goal and plans to get kids back into the classroom full time? >> it makes a big sidifference. the parents of younger children are feeling more comfortable because we show our cases, you know, week by week for each one of our schools. and they're seeing very little cases with our youngest c

san jose. it's a building on pedro street in the city's willow glen neighborhood. this used to be a senior housing complex but it's been vacant for years. there's a plan now to house about 80 people who already have vouchers for long-term housing. it's hoped the shelter will be a stepping stone to more permanent housing. >> it's definitely a good step forward. try to help these housing. it's going to be staffed. 24 hours a day. >> and we're going to have a pretty bus complement support services. >> some neighbors are concerned about the plan, but the shelters probably they're is the county does have a 20 year lease with an option to renew state senator scott wiener was talking with advocates today trying to help young people who are homeless at the governor's updated budget proposal includes 200 million dollars for a forgivable long program. wiener has a bill that would offer shelter to california and 16 to 26 who are homeless as they leave foster care or the criminal justice system. >> because we know that if we can help our young people 6 even got stable and rema

door >> estoy enojada la verdad >> el gobernador de pueir pedro dijo que había decretado una emergencia y poner mano dura soy félix des de san por la información félix la administración del presidente joe biden retomará las visas para trabajadores suspendidas por el expresidente donald trump las visas van a profesionales y la visa h2b trabajadores del campo de restaurantes dls héctor construcción jardijnería y pesca puden acceder a esta visa fuera de estados unidos >> muchas personas vienen necesitan más dinero que en unos meses >> las personas la solicitud de la visa no la hace el trabajador sino que la empresas pasamos a hablar de la vacunación en california alrededor de un 40% de los californianos están vacunados seis millones han recibido su primera dosis en la bahía administran más de 7 millones de dosis damián de la santos hermana nbc desde san josé nos cuenta cómo intentan impulsar las vacunas >> las vacunas en un parque en el este de san josé parece que hacen nuevas estrategias >> el parque de niños es el nuevo centro de vacunación de san josé >> se hace la vacuna accesible a los residentes más impactados del coronav

centro donde estÁ desde el mes de abril, nos dice que estÁ muy entusiasmado nos vamos a san benito texas con pedrouerto como en el interior de los aviones. tambiÉn es importante la recomendaciÓn de las personas y autoridades de los aeropuertos es que lleguen con tiempo. tan sÓlo a quien el aeropuerto internacional de miami, mÁs de 115,000 personas estarÁn arribando. personas que no estÁn vacunadas, recomiendan que se hagan un test de covid y al regresar, tambiÉn que se los realizan. van a ver en pantalla donde usted puede registrar las condiciones y recomendaciones que van a estar dando en cada aeropuerto del paÍs para que no sufra ningÚn tipo de inconveniente. disfruten Éste fin de semana, el primero sin estrÉs despuÉs de tanto tiempo. satcha: gracias ahÍ lean. que tengas un buen fin de semana. hay mÁs para ustedes en "despierta amÉrica". ahora vamos a contarles una historia que es fascinante. describe la increÍble manera que sobreviveun hombre quien sale despedido del auto en el que viajaba junto a sus padres al sufrir un dramÁtico accidente. la pequeÑa no sÓlo no sufre ningÚn rasguÑo sino que e

san josÉ. deben estar atentos cuando se bajen del auto, se ha sido vÍctima de un robo similar animÓ a la poblaciÓn a denunciarlo. ramÓn: gracias carla. las autoridadesarrestaron a pedrohoso trabajo en un campamento del condado de santa cruz. estamos a sÓlo dÍas de la celebraciÓn del 5 de mayo,por ese motivo se aumentan la circulaciÓn de patrullas durante la prÓxima semana. se espera una mayor cantidad de peatones y actividad policiaca en el Área. tenemos un adelanto del tiempo para saber cÓmo estarÁn las condiciones para el mes de mayo, parece que seguiremos con temperaturas cÁlidas. sugely buenas noches, ya casi con nosotros el fin de semana. hacia vallejo estaremos en los mediados 60 el fin de semana entre sÁbado y domingo, tendremos un sÁbado nublado con mediados de los 60. el domingo con temperaturas de los 66, podrÍa ser un domingo ventoso. de hecho desde el sÁbado en la noche se comenzarÁ a sentir ventoso en la costa del pacÍfico, en san francisco tendremos rÁfagas de 50 millas por hora. se acerca un mayor aumento en temperaturas, mÁs adelante verlo con la informaciÓn. ramÓn: al volver le diremos que dicen las autoridades al respecto. el consulado tendrÁ otra j

my name is pedro galvan a policy director in northern california. we're based in san francisco and our mission is to have everyone a place to call home. we're calling in support of 21 to urge the board of supervisors to urge the resolution by supervisor peskin to support a.b.528. due to the pandemic, more home owners are falling behind and drawning in debt. it's a critical to keep tenants housed and the homes be converted. it's proud to co-sponsor this within oakland and giving developers to build in more places. we believe by investing and maintaining the affordability and keeping tenants in place we protect communities from gentrification and displacement. we thank you for the support and urge you to vote yes on this today. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you for your comment. operations, do we have another caller in the queue, please? >> caller: good afternoon. thank you for having me. i'm a member of connection san francisco and also a public servant of the state of california. i'm calling to urge the board of supervisors to pass the resolution on the hum

pedro's. the owner tells me normally single, demayo is the busiest day of the year because of the pandemic. he expects only half the business compared to previous years. the sanjose celebration started early in the day fenders did a brisk business selling commemorative items. the san jose tradition and everybody gets together. you know, you have a good time and good weather helped bring out people get out of ah covid, and everything has got us out here celebrating, you know, no master. those were vaccinated here back in downtown. the owner of 55 south, a bar says some patrons are still not ready to come out due to covid concerns. the overall just seeing everybody out on day enjoying themselves is the first part vehicle and foot traffic started slowing down around nine o'clock. definitely not the volume we'd see in previous years for single demayo celebrations in downtown san jose amberleigh ktvu fox two news, mexican restaurants with outdoor seating were popular spots today in napa. we found a number of people and join a mexican lunch while taking in the sun. this is typically the biggest night of the year for mexican restaurants, and many of them offered spe

my name is pedro galvan a policy director in northern california. we're based in san francisco and our mission is to have everyone a place to call home. we're calling in support of 21 to urge the board of supervisors to urge the resolution by supervisor peskin to support a.b.528. due to the pandemic, more home owners are falling behind and drawning in debt. it's a critical to keep tenants housed and the homes be converted. it's proud to co-sponsor this within oakland and giving developers to build in more places. we believe by investing and maintaining the affordability and keeping tenants in place we protect communities from gentrification and displacement. we thank you for the support and urge you to vote yes on this today. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you for your comment. operations, do we have another caller in the queue, please? >> caller: good afternoon. thank you for having me. i'm a member of connection san francisco and also a public servant of the state of california. i'm calling to urge the board of supervisors to pass the resolution on the hum

my name is pedro galvan a policy director in northern california. we're based in san francisco and our mission is to have everyone a place to call home. we're calling in support of 21 to urge the board of supervisors to urge the resolution by supervisor peskin to support a.b.528. due to the pandemic, more home owners are falling behind and drawning in debt. it's a critical to keep tenants housed and the homes be converted. it's proud to co-sponsor this within oakland and giving developers to build in more places. we believe by investing and maintaining the affordability and keeping tenants in place we protect communities from gentrification and displacement. we thank you for the support and urge you to vote yes on this today. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you for your comment. operations, do we have another caller in the queue, please? >> caller: good afternoon. thank you for having me. i'm a member of connection san francisco and also a public servant of the state of california. i'm calling to urge the board of supervisors to pass the resolution on the hum