it is cesar chavez day here in california. a state holiday to honor the life and legacy of the civil rights and american labor leader. chavez founded the first successful farm workers union in american history. joining us now to talk about the importance of this day is the president of the farmworkers of america, teresa romero. thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> this is such an important day. i would love for you to talk about cesar chavez's work and his lasting impact. his work affects all of us, because the work that is done in the farms, we feel it on a daily basis. >> yes, that is true. this year, we are celebrating the 60th anniversary of the united farmworkers union -- cesar chavez started the union 60 years ago. it is hard to believe. we ensure farmworkers are treated with respect and they have a way of making a living to support their family, like all of us. unfortunately, it's been very difficult for farm workers. [indiscernible] -- it was something that we have to fight even harder. so, we are h

cesar chavez davis. kristen: it opens today. joining us to talk about it live is abel sanchez. thank you for joining us. congratulations on the film. abel: thank you. thank you so much. leisure to be here with you. kristen: tell me what inspired you to make it. abel: my inspiration came from working with the cesar chavez family on a stamp campaign prior to writing the song. it kind of felt like he was still with me when i was in the studio recording in this song came about. we -- and this song came about. we were inspired. the words came out of the spirit, if you will come in next thing you know, we had a song that involved into people saying while, this great, you should put some footage to it. so that kind of went into went n documentary, a full documentary, and that is how it started. the inspiration came without attention, as my good friend my angela told me -- maya angelou told me. she told me. that is interesting, because that is how it happened with me. yeah. kristen: this is unique. there have been many stories told of cesar chavez, but this is looking through the eyes

>>happy chavez day. that's what we as we greet each other on this very important day and justice system would have wanted it a holiday it really should be a day of and a day of education because a lot of what the issues that says that advocates for in forming the united farm workers union. but also in how he went about particular to a non violent protests when necessary are still values and principles are important today and continue to apply to a number of issues, whether it's the fight for immigration reform, fight for equity fight for our fundamental democracy. >>and are there any efforts right now in congress to move forward any movements that you think that are really important to share? >>i look, i think that the struggle continues. that's what is it with the continues on a number of fronts with many are fundamental voting rights and mentioned a second ago. the battle for immigration reform, which is long overdue. you know, our nation continues to rely on the work that backbreaking work of farm wor

it'r chavez day. it was a symbolic march as chavez had previously walked the same route more than 50 years ago. in his fight for workers' rights, the students are enrolled in a new class at tamil pious, high school, focusing on social and environmental justice. ktvu cristina rendon has more now on what inspired them to honor chavez's legacy. we're here to celebrate the work of scissor chavez celebrate what he fought for dozens of juniors and seniors from tamil pious, high school left to sit in selma hub for their assignment and headed to albert park in san rafael. the march fellow part of the same route, cesar chavez walked in 1970 in solidarity with typographer who were on from the marin independent journal. think it's great that we all get to get out here as a class. and have this experience and, you know, walk the path that he did. what he did is not just something that was resolved in his in the past, but it's still an ongoing thing. it's something that we need to be more aware of jabez march in s

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they have been learning about chavez's work and to help farm workers. today they marched along the same route that chavez did in 1970 to support striking workers in marin. >> we're celebrating what he did. and the students have really learned a lot about cesar chavez's work. >> they are part of the environmental justice program and marched on international women's day. >>> imagine getting on the famed napa valley wine train and being served cheese. >> something didn't go wrong. it's not an april fool's joke. passengers can dine on tea. but wine will also be offered. the tea train will run friday and saturday afternoons in may. >>> next what the hubble space telescope picked up next. >>> observing galaxies from far, far away, and we do mean far. >> the hubble space telescope has spotted the farthest star ever seen. the newly-detected star is so far away its light has taken 12.9 billion, billion with a b, years to reach earth. it could be between 50-500 times more massive than our very own sun. astronomers believe it could help them investigate the early

santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez kicked off her run for the san jose mayor seat today, chavez held a pancake breakfast at her new willow glen campaign office and then took to the streets to campaign in that area. chavez is currently in her third term on the board of supervisors and previously served on the san jose city council, including in the seat of vice mayor. she says she's running for mayor because the collective action that san jose took with other cities and santa clara county to fight covid-19. can also be used to address other pressing issues. chavez says she's committed to fighting homelessness, increasing affordable housing and bolstering public safety. the reason that i chose to run is that one of the things that i have learned is that kind of collective action we took to fight. covid-19 is collective action between the city of san jose and all the other cities in the county of santa clara that we can use to address homelessness, affordable housing and public safety and making our neighborhoods clean and safe. chavez led the board of supervisors during the first

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chavez is legacy. we're here to celebrate the work of scissor chavez celebrate what he fought for dozens of juniors and seniors from tamil pious high school left this in and selma hub for their assignment and headed to albert park in san rafael. the march followed part of the same route. cesar chavez walked in 1970 in solidarity with typographer who were on strike from the marin independent journal. think it's great that we all get to get out here as a class. and have this experience and, you know, walk the path that he did. what he did is not just something that was resolved in his in the past, but it's still an ongoing thing . it's something that we need to be more aware of jabez march in san rafael, was dubbed the miracle mile. he happened to stop at the rafael theater, so the students did to their enrolled in a new class attempt high called social and environmental justice in action . mike levinson is one of the teachers they didn't know about cesar chavez. they didn't know about the work he did fo

mike levinson is one of the teachers they didn't know about cesar chavez. they didn't know about the work he did for labor rights. they certainly didn't know he walked down san rafael where we walked. okay students were inspired by a movie they saw a year ago at the mill valley film festival called a song for caesar, and they wanted to honor that journey. how he thought for farm workers to get equal rights to get treated properly to get a living wage because farm workers are still not paid as much as they should be. but he really improved that a younger generation newly inspired for them, it's more than a history lesson. it's a call to action as farm workers in labor groups are still fighting for workers' rights. i feel like it's our job. specially as someone who comes from an immigrant household to get these rights and fight for them to speak for them. in san rafael christina rendon, ktvu, fox two news. of area whether lots of cloud cover this morning with some sunshine this afternoon and that brief tick kicking up once again today, one of the cooler days

cindy chavez's new campaign office is in san jose's willow glen neighborhood. a showed up to hand out lawn signs, hear from chavez and share why they support her for mayor. anna eschew was there and dave cortezi who has worked with chavez for 20 years. he said it's time for san jose to elect another female mayor p. i think she's the strongest woman candidate we've had so let's not miss the opportunity. let's elect her. >> chavez is running on a platform of affordable housing, tackling homelessness and improving public safety. recent polls show her leading the race along with san jose city council member raul. >>> a first of its kind program in california to pay low-income jurors starting in san francisco tomorrow. to be the jury program will compensate low to moderate income jurors for their service. they'll get $100 per day if a qual fay. they must earn less than $74,000 for a single person, $106,000 for a family of four and are not compensated by their employer for jury duty. the goal is to create more diverse groups. currently they pay jurors 15 per day but

and he went well, i mean, he was very funny chavez the biggest thing i learned from him. once that revolution they had there the red was from the cincinnati reds baseball team because the you know these baseball players from venezuela, you know miguel cabrera and they're on and on it's a big deal baseball venezuela and the reds are where the team because a shortstop for the cincinnati reds dave conception on grew up near chavez, and i was waiting to give him a chance until i started interviewing him and he fell into full board conspiracy mode. he said that the united states never went walked on the moon which as you know, i'm a big neil armstrong space guy i was aghast and then he started intimating that 9/11 was a conspiracy and that point i realized that i understood quickly why we weren't in good relationships with this government. he was he was prismatic but really dislike the united states and wasn't you know, how did you and sean penn and christopher hitchens get to cuba? we then flew on a plane from cuba cuban plane to go meet fidel and raul supposedly to interview

cesar chavez would have been 95 years old. and you just heard the mayor, a lot of his family members still there in san jose. and they are fully aware of that. thank so much. well. >> it is 9.10. we'll take a break. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a man left without his car after he was robbed at gunpoint on the bay bridge. that happens. we'll have the latest from investigators this morning. plus, there's high demand for ukrainian flags around the bay area. we'll tell you how one business is trying to accommodate it. and people in the south bay eager for that second booster shot. we're going hear from residents who are ready to roll up their sleeves again. >> and i'm tracking more sunshine around the bay area today. a cooler start to your morning. but by the afternoon, we're going to see temperatures in the 60's and 70's. my full forecast just ahead. and a few issues out there. but also we're seeing some improvement like right here along the bay bridge will have a look at those drive times on this thursday morning. onc

chavez is legacy. we're here to celebrate the work of scissor chavez celebrate what he fought for dozens of juniors and seniors from tamil pious high school left this in in selma hub for their assignment and headed to albert park in san rafael. the march fellow part of the same route. cesar chavez walked in 1970 in solidarity with typographer who were on strike from the marin independent journal. think it's great that we all get to get out here as a class. and have this experience and, you know, walk the path that he did. what he did is not just something that was resolved in his in the past, but it's still an ongoing thing. it's something that we need to be more aware of jabez march in san rafael, was dubbed the miracle mile. he happened to stop at the rafael theater, so the students did to their enrolled in a new class attempt high called social and environmental justice in action. mike levinson is one of the teachers they didn't know about cesar chavez. they didn't know about the work he did for lab

in honor of cesar chavez day. groups from around the state are volunteering and doing community service in san jose mayor sam liccardo volunteered at martha's kitchen as ktvu demagogues reports the soup kitchens work. is inspired by the legacy of cesar chavez. today special attention was paid to the farm workers who are instrumental in bringing food to this community 8000 sandwiches. that's how many are made and distributed every week at martha's kitchen, a soup kitchen in san jose that's been serving the hungry for 40 years. on thursday. cesar chavez day san jose's mayor, sam liccardo was in the kitchen, helping prepare some. on what would have been chavez's 95th birthday inflation and the cost of goods, especially groceries are squeezing lower income and middle income families, the lines for breakfast and martha's kitchen this month have grown. it's painfully ironic, because as we're seeing what we think, is a growing economy. more jobs , unemployment rate close to 3% what we know is the intensity in need has no

they've been learning about chavez's work. they marched along the same route that chavez did in 1970 to support striking workers in marin. >> we're celebrating what he did and acknowledging the fight for workers rights still exists, and the students have really learned a lot about cesar chavez' work. >> the students are part of the social and environmental justice in action program and marched on oinl women's day. >>> a san francisco icon, fondly remembered at grace cathedral today. the church filled with politicians, diplomats and city leaders dating back to the '70s. they were there to honor charlotte schultz. she was a grand dame of san francisco even before she married the former secretary of state and already famous in the city for organizing skills. she served as the chief protocol for several mayors and credited for making san francisco an international city. >>> uc wants to be carbon free. the goal is to use earth's heat or geothermal energy to heat and cool buildings. nbc bay area's stephanie mag grown shows how it wo

el noticiero y para más información visite telemundo 48.com hoy celebra california la vida de césar chávez por primera vez de manera oficial, se realizarán eventos en todo el estado para celebrar su cumpleaños número 85, algunos eventos comenzaron hoy a las ocho y media de la mañana esto fue en san josé la plaza césar chávez, el desfile se llevará a cabo el 9 de abril hace más de un mes reportamos la infestación de las ratas en el campamento de indigentes al lado del parque columbus en san josé, la ciudad dijo que estaba al tanto del problema y que quería acabar con esta epidemia, (nombre) regreso al lugar a ver si la situación ha mejorado y esto fue lo que encontró >> el miércoles regrese al campamento de personas sin hogar que queda al lado del parque columbus, al parecer nada ha cambiado al contrario ha empeorado así me aseguró michelle una de las residentes a solo metros de donde duerme michelle dice que las ratas hicieron un hueco aquí porque diario vienen a dejar comida que ya no sirve >> pero el control del condado santa clara asegura que estos animales no son peli

. >> it is, you know, cesar chavez day is actually tomorrow. but the students i've been studying cesar chavez, they decided to go out today and walk in his footsteps. about 100 students march from san anselmo long for street. >> to downtown sandra fell. this is the same route that cesar chavez walked back in 1970, during a labor dispute. the students have been studying cesar chavez, his support of agricultural workers, and they decided to get out of the classroom and actually go down here and show their support. but we're celebrating what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportunity that we're able to ocso sand because all these like farmlands, informers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part of this. now, all of these students are enrolled in the social and environmental justice action program at temple, pius high school. all right, back live. now, that is very latest here in marin county, charles clifford kron. 4 ne

back then the students have been studying cesar chavez in the classroom. they decided they and their teachers decided this was a good way to get out of the classroom and go out and actually honor the late labor movement. activist. what we're celebrating, what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportunity that we're able to ocso sand. >>because all these like farmlands and farmers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part of this. >>all right, back live. now, all of these students in 8, a social and environmental justice action program at mount temple, pius high school. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news that was actually going to mean a question what's >>class? this was for very charles, thank you for that live report. coming up here at 12, 30, a major tax agency has been hit with a federal lawsuit just weeks before taxes are doing to tell you which site in gun going to want to be >>plus, bikes are in busines

santa clara supervisor cindy chav chavez's new campaign office. about 200 people showed up. they'll hand out lawn signs and share why they support her for mayor. u.s. representative anna eshoo was there and dave cortese who has worked with chavez for 20 years. he said it's time for san jose to elect another woman mayor. >> she's a bold leader and a hard worker. and i think she's the strongest woman candidate that we've had in decades running for mayor of san jose. let's not miss the opportunity. let's elect her. >> chavez is running on affordable housing, tackling homelessness and improving public safety. recent polls show her leading the race along with city council member perales. >>> a first of its kind program in california to pay low-income jurors starting in san francisco tomorrow. the "be the jury" program will compensate low to moderate income jurors for their service. jurors will get $100 per day if they qualify. to qualify they must earn less than $74,000 for a single person and less than $106,000 for a family of four and are not compensated by their employer for j

this is the same route that cesar chavez walked back in 1970, during a labor dispute. the students have been studying cesar chavez, his support of agricultural workers, and they decided to get out of the classroom and actually go down here and show their support. but we're celebrating what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportnity that we're able to ocso sand. >> because all these like farmlands and farmers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part of this. now, all of these students are enrolled in the social and environmental justice action program at temple, pius high school. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> a nonprofit wants to highlight a new challenge for you. it's called hike for haiti. they're asking people to sign up online and do virtual hikes in solidarity with haitian students. the proceeds will go to public health and education programs. they tell us some school kids end up the hiking the equivalent

independent journal today would have been chavez's 95th birthday. mayor liccardo will be here. as the soup kitchen serves breakfast at 8 30 this morning reporting live in san jose, demagogues ktvu fox two news. alright emma. thank you, thomas 6. 33 what happening today, president biden will announce plans aimed at bringing down the high gasoline prices. reportedly he may release a million barrels of oil a day for up to six months. from the strategic petroleum reserve that releasing a total of 180 million barrels of oil would be the biggest emergency withdraw from that reserve since it was created in 1975. analysts are skeptical about whether this release will actually make a difference in our gasoline prices since a million barrels of oil is just 1% of the daily global demand for oil. a prayer service for the people of ukraine is set for next tuesday night at stanford memorial church people gathered at a church in west contra costa county just yesterday. um many easy how sweet the sound. several dozen people gathered for a vigil in front of st josep

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this is chavez is birthday. we do expect mayor sam liccardo to show up. cesar chavez is beloved throughout america, particularly in california for what he did for that farmworkers, the united farm workers, which he founded, which is why they are choosing today to bring out sam liccardo. >> we'll talk about that and to also want to start handing out some food. >> he will go back into the kitchen to start making some meals as well. so a special day for a lot of people and a lot of people in need in particular. they're getting their meals and the name of cesar chavez. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll >> 8.33. is the time. >> and the big story that we're following this morning, an armed carjacking happened on the bay bridge and the chp are still looking for the carjacker. the owner of this chevy colorado, was held up at gunpoint after a crash between 2 vehicles, the male with a gun took the chevy and drove away from the crash. he's considered armed and dangerous that accident, the carjacking forced the closure of several lanes. >> it took some time

in the meantime, the first lady will be honoring chavez's legacy with a visit to california. on monday, jill biden will be in kyiv. the usw headquarters of the caesar chavez national monument is just southeast of bakersfield. she will speak at a naturalization sara money in honor of the day. this will be the final stop of her three-city tour. she also visited memphis and denver. >>> one woman in san francisco's pri said yoe neighborhood fears for her life. she thinks the city of law enforcement are failing her so she is taking matters into her own hands. episode five of saving san francisco comes out on monday. watch the first four episodes now by downloading our nbc bay area streaming app for your roku, apple tv, or amazon fire and see episode five coming out on monday. >>> not the car meet-up you might be used to. all the talk was about smart charging. we will take you there. >>> and he is off. a man is sailing solo across the pacific at 83 years old. there he is. destination? japan. why he is making that journey. >>> and right now, still seeing 70s outside in walnut creek

they re-created the 1970 march that chavez led. chavez died in 1993 and today would have been his 95th birthday. reggie: a post office that has been a staple in south san francisco is closing today. the lease for the post office, which is right next to sfo, is not being renewed. some customers are really upset. >> it is not even the busy package season but this patron is sending in bulk at the sfo post office, a branch closing shop at the end of thursday. >> i am sorry to see it we have been coming here 30 years. >> it has been his neighborhood post office. everything just seems a bit different. empty newspaper bins, mail processing areas in the back. by the end of the week, this will be an empty building. sfo owns the property. planes fly over the facility all day long. representatives said they gave the usps notice in 2020 the lease would not be renewed and end in august of 2022. usps that operations must and march 31. >> you cannot blame anybody but it is probably the airport because they want the property. >> the area will be u

chavez walked back in 1970, during a labor dispute. students have been studying. chavez says support of agricultural workers and you decide to get out of the classroom and actually go down to show their support. but we're celebrating what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportunity that we're able to access and >> because all these like farmlands, informers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part in this. >> all of the students who took part in the march turn rolled in the social and environmental justice action program at tampa, pius high california's reparations task force is now working to figure out. >> what compensation could look like for those who are eligible for restitution on tuesday. as we reported, the task force decided those eligible must direct descendants of either free or enslaved african americans living in the united staes by the end of the 19th century. but as ashley zavala explains tonight, compensating the group is

this is the same route that cesar chavez walked back in 1970, during a labor dispute. the students have been studying cesar chavez, his support of agricultural workers, and they decided to get out of the classroom and actually go down here and show their support. but we're celebrating what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportunity that we're able to ocso sand because all these like farmlands, informers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part of now, all of these students are enrolled in the social and environmental justice action program at temple, pius high school. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> 6.46, right now and we want to get peek at the weather is finally starting to get light out there. just a touch. yet we've got rebecca standing by with a look out of sfo. good morning, rebecca mckay, good morning, guys. yes, things are starting to get brighter and brighter outside and temperatures are going to start

cesar chavez day is always celebrated on his birthday march 31st. it's not a federal holiday. it is a state holiday here in california. the san francisco flower markets, delivering some smiles today in the form of free bouquets. the efforts part of the silly city celebration this week called blue msf officials are welcoming workers back to the city and as part of the events, the sf flower mart has five floral installations around the city, including one of the ferry building. that's where the general manager jeanie buss, was helping to hand out free bouquets this morning. flowers help make people happy. help relieve stress help relieve anxiety. so if there's any anxiety about coming back to the office, put some flowers on your desk. enjoy the color. enjoy. the beauty of it all. and maybe it makes you feel a little bit better about being back at your workstation. also part of bloom. sf this week live performances, meal and drink specials and floral art installations on display in the downtown corridor . alright, let's check in with meteorologist mark my own is outdoor studio th

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el doctor chÁvez afirma que las vacunas contra covid-19 seguirÁn siendo gratuitas aunque podrÍa haber un costo para las futuras dosis debido a que servidores de salud no serÁn reembolsados. >>> las vacunas no se terminarÁn de dar porque vienen del condado, del gobierno. >>> luis treto, para telemundo 48. >>> y una orden de la corte suprema emitiÓ un fallo por un juez federal de texas que prohibiÓ a comandantes a hacer cualquier cambio en las asignaciones basÁndose en el estatus de vacunaciÓn. >>> y la administraciÓn de biden busca mejorar y acelerar el proceso de asilo para los que son de casos de deportaciÓn rÁpida. esta propuesta busca que quienes sean elegibles para el asilo sean aceptados rÁpidamente y los que no, sean deportados tambiÉn rÁpidamente. >>> ahora su caso puede ser recibido por un oficial de asilo, sin necesidad de ir a un tribunal o con un fiscal. >>> si ese oficial rechaza el caso, la persona tendrÁ aÚn la oportunidad de presentarse ante un juez, esta propuesta tendrÁ un perÍodo de 60 dÍas para comentarios pÚblicos antes de ser aprobada. >>> por el

jacob pleaded not guilty to all allegations last may, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez has kicked off her run to be the next mayor of san jose. chavez held a pancake breakfast and her new willow glen campaign office yesterday and then took to the streets to campaign in the area . and she's currently in her third term on the board of supervisors and previously served on the san jose city council, including in the seat of vice mayor chavez says she's committed to fighting homelessness, increase in affordable housing and bolstering public safety. the reason that i chose to run is that one of the things that i have learned is that kind of collective action we took to fight. covid-19 is collective action between the city of san jose and all the other cities in the county of santa clara that we can use to address homelessness, affordable housing and public safety and making our neighborhoods clean and safe. chavez led the board of supervisors during that first year of the pandemic when the county was one of the first in the nation to recognize the dangers of covid-19. chavez will

jessica: este es el caos que probÉ caro los seguidores de juan treviÑo chÁvez. ni eso impidiÓ que el lÍder del cartel de noreste fuera trasladado a tijuana en un viaje con escala y deportado a estados unidos por tener origen estadounidense. las autoridades mexicanas informaron que llevaban seis meses siguiÉndolo. >> su base de operaciones estÁ constituido en laredo por 25 a 30 elementos. reportera: ademÁs un helicÓptero, tres camionetas blindadas. la violenta respuesta de sus seguidores fue brutal. el consulado de estados unidos en nuevo laredo estÁ cerrado de forma indefinida. treviÑo es parte de uno de los clanes mÁs famosos en mÉxico. es familiar de aquel conocido por cocinar a sus enemigos. su captura es en seguimiento a una investigaciÓn estadounidense. enfrenta cargos en una corte federal de san antonio, texas, por trÁfico de drogas y lavado de dinero. aunque negaron que la visita del secretario de seguridad estÁn ideas en el paÍs tuviera que ver con la captura, el canciller reconociÓ la cooperaciÓn. para este ex director de operaciones int

este penal en apodaca >>> los enfrentamientos en la ciudad fronteriza de nuevo laredo dejó a treviño chávez alias el huevo ha provocado que el gobierno de estados unidos emita una alerta de viaje pidiendo a los estadounidenses que dicen visitar el estado de tamaulipas ana nos informa >>> treviño chávez, alias el huevo fue capturado la noche de este domingo 13 de marzo dejando sin vida el alcalde del noreste >>> esta persona tenía equipos de sicarios fuertemente armados con camionetas blindadas patrullaban la ciudad con total impunidad >>> el haberlo capturado y trasladado a estados unidos no significa el fin de su organización >>> el argumento que da y las personas internadas quedan ahí, los vehículos blindados quedan ahí la protección de personas corruptas en el gobierno local, federal, estatal queda ahí >>> la violencia desatada tras su captura ha generado enfrentamientos en la zona donde se ubica el consulado general de los estados unidos provocando su cierre temporal en nuevo laredo esto será justo cuando el presidente de sobre andrés manuel lópez obrador presenta un informe

. >> happening right now, a nonprofit in the south bay is celebrating cesar chavez day. and chavez was a civil rights and labor activists. >> and in honor of him, martha's kitchen in san jose is donating food to people in need. the food pantry gives out 10,000 meals a month and today they were joined by a very special volunteer san jose mayor sam liccardo. >> cesar chavez obviously has a very deep connection here to having lived in the what was then called the south sea port, a neighborhood, a mayfair community here in san jose. we have many of his family members who continue to live here. nieces, nephews, cousins, and his tradition is felt very strongly here. >> today would have been cesar chavez 95th birthday. we're just getting started here during kron. 4 news at 3. and coming up, the comparison between cannabis smoke and secondhand tobacco smoke, which one is actually worse for your health? and there are 2 big changes coming to disney theme parks. one is an effort to make it more inclusive. the other is trying to bring a little bit of the joy back. and stanford is on

supervisor chavez is also asking the board of supervisors tomorrow to provide an extensive report on the county crime labs, policies and practices regarding rape kits and the dna database. a new state effort is underway to protect the dna of sexual assault survivors today. san francisco dhs of boudin and state senator scott wiener announced the introduction of the genetic privacy it was co authored by san francisco rchable database. among other things, the bill would also protect the privacy and constitutional rights of sexual assault survivors and promote public safety by encouraging survivors to report sexual violence. actor and comedian bill cosby will remain a free man now that the supreme court has said it will not review the decision that led to his release. the high court declined prosecutor's request to hear the case and reinstate cosby's conviction. the pennsylvania supreme court throughout cosby's conviction last year, saying the prosecutor who brought the case was bound by an agreement made by the previous prosecutor, not to charge cosby. after dozens of claims against him

this is the same route that cesar chavez walked back in 1970, during a labor dispute. the students have been studying cesar chavez, his support of agricultural workers, and they decided to get out of the classroom and actually go down here and show their support. but we're celebrating what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportunity that we're able to ocso sand because all these like farmlands and farmers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part of this. now, all of these students are enrolled in the social and environmental justice action program at temple, pius high school. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> get ready for more coyote sightings. it's coyote pupping season in the bay area. the change going into effect at a local park to protect both the coyotes and your pets. >> and forget porch packages. thieves are taking entire delivery trucks now police are dealing with the crimes of opportunity happening acros

this is the same route that cesar chavez walked back in 1970, during a labor dispute. the students have been studying cesar chavez, his support of agricultural workers, and they decided to get out of the classroom and actually go down here and show their support. but we're celebrating what he did and acknowledging the fight that for workers rights still exist. so we're taking initiative were taking part of an opportunity that we're able to and >> because all these like farmlands, informers went on strike around here. so i think it's really important that we take part in this. now, all of these students are enrolled in the social and environmental justice action program at temple, pius high school. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> 5.41, that i will be right >> 5.41, that i will be right back. so you just scored amazing savings at ross? mmm-hmm. on brands that take you from me time... ...to go time... ...in no time. hi. get the best bargains ever on looks that work anywhere... ...at ross. yes for less! there is nothing like dairy milk stop

cesar chavez and dolores huerta founded the labor union there in 1962. at today's ceremony, 31 people from nine different countries were granted u. s citizenship. geography doesn't define this country. after all, our borders have changed. language and ethnicity. don't define us, nor does race or religion. america is and has always been defined by us. now you we, the people. dr biden also told the new citizens that cesar chavez should serve as an inspiration to all americans because his words are called to all americans to raise up our voices and bring out our best. well dozens of people with positive tests, the latest on a covid outbreak on a cruise ship that docked in san francisco, and his career has spanned more than four decades. and now master chef martin yan is being honored with a lifetime achievement award. something he says validates his entire career . and he joins us live to talk about his career. his new projects and thi when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small b

veamos lo que opina chÁvez. [mÚsica] reportera: deprisa y un tanto incÓmodo el excampeÓn dio la cara ante la disputa de sus hijos, y es que ahora que julio junior estÁ en rehabilitaciÓn, chÁvez responde porque su hijo o mar parece molesto en redes sociales. chÁvez: estÁ resentido porque metÍ a julio que su hermano, porque extraÑa su padre, yo creo, me entiendes. yo no sÉ con Él. son cosa para mÍ tristes y tambiÉn para mi hijo. reportera: en otro posteo seÑala miriam, actual esposa por la mala relaciÓn que tiene con sus hijos mayores. chÁvez: lo que pasa que cuando andan un poco malsiempre empiezan a sacar cosas de mi mujer que es la que me manda, que es la que gobierna a todos, por que voy a culiacÁn. reportera: saliÓ en defensa de sus padres y le dio duro a su hermano. >> te deseo lo mejor porque eres mi hermano, no te odio pero no te respeto lo mÁs mÍnimo. quÉ voy a respetar tu carrera de boxeo? tÚ sigue hablando de mi mamÁ, tÚ sigue inventando tu cuento y yo voy a seguir diciendo verd

that event being held in keene, southeast of bakersville, in recognition of cesar chavez day. his great grandparents were italian in the u.s. >> their names changed but the values they brought across the atlantic stayed the same. loyalty, generosity, kindness and joy. >> today's event was held at the united farmworkers headquarters. this is the site of the cesar chavez national monument. >>> back to our micro weather climate alert, meteorologist kari hall is keeping track of things. rain has been a welcome sight but not a dent on our drought. >> no, we will talk about that. people want to know, does this rain help? we need a lot more rain and more like this to get caught up. let's look at the radar. a couple showers off the coast of san francisco as well as right near a stormranger site parked on the mountain. but much of the action on the central coast, where we are seeing showers starting to move through. we will see a chance a few thunderstorms can move especially into the south and east bay going into the next couple hours into this afternoon. let's look back on how much r

happy cesar chavez day. >> here in san jose, this is a live look. kari hall has been monitoring the weather. >> here's a look at the bay bridge, heading into san francisco right now. our temperatures are in the 40s to start. heading to the upper 60s, low 70s. open up the windows. enjoy the breeze as we have near normal highs in our forecast for today. we are going to see those temperatures continuing to cool off -- warm up over the next few days. we'll talk more about that in the forecast. >>> developing now, ukrainian soldiers holding their own against russian attacks. leaders say that russia used phosphorus shells injuries at least 11 people. nbc news has not independently verified the claim. >> president zelenskyy is urging allies to provide more aid. here in the u.s. we continue to see those gas prices soar to record levels. president biden is trying to help. >> we've got live team coverage for you. let's start with bob bedell. talk about how the president is going to try to help drivers in the bay area. >> reporter: later today president biden

en el cuarto lugar del puesto hemos dominado la acción un día más.mañana se celebra el día de césar chávez por ese motivo la mayoría estarán cerradas este jueves 31 de marzo. entre ellos está a la alcaldía centros comunitarios y bueno telemundo 48 y en las celebraciones en los museos y hoy también. en el norte de la bahía siguieron el mismo camino que hizo el defensor de los civiles. >>> (hablan en inglés) este evento sirvió para que los jóvenes de las preparatoria conocieron más sobre lo que hizo loco de logró sobre todo conocieron la ruta que usó en 1970 chávez para ayudar a los trabajadores >>> parte de la historia de nuestro estado >>> nos vamos >>> feliz noche (♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪) . >> (♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪) . >> noticias telemundo . >> muy buenas noches estas son las noticias que debe saber antes de que a el título 42 medida que podría terminar en mayo próximo, se

campesinos son trabajadores esenciales tal cual lo demostró una vez más la pandemia >>> el 10 césar chávez es un día festivo federal proclamado por el presidente barack obama en 2014 y en su natalicio las comunidades de california lo borran con muchísimos eventos >>> importantísimo no olvidarnos de todo el trabajo que siguen haciendo los campesinos aunque aún queda camino por recorrer y que te administración impactado por esta sequía son pérdidas económicas para ella pero también nos ponen apreta nosotros con la seguridad alimentaria >>> así es un reconocimiento para todos ellos y el gran trabajo que realizan todos los días bajo el sol bajo condiciones a veces que no son las adecuadas pero dándonos siempre los alimentos que tenemos para cada día >>> chivas empató uno a uno no se vio bien pero fue un partido amistoso, mucha gente muy agradecida mucha gente que lo vio por primera vez en persona ♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪♪. ♪. >>> noticias telemundo. >>> quÉ tal buenas noches, soy johanna suÁrez aquÍ las noticias que usted debe saber antes de que acabe el dÍa, el president

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people gathered at 9:30 at plaza de cesar chavez to celebrate the icon. the city's parade is scheduled for saturday, april 9th. >>> taking a step outside today, anyone going out to celebrate anything, it should be pretty nice for us. >> yeah, it's going to be a beautiful day. we're starting to see the sky clearing up around the bay area. let's take a look in san jose as our temperatures are still a little cool in the upper 50s right now. we're headed for the upper 60s for today and we'll reach the peak of those temperatures at about 4:00 this afternoon. let's go through all of our microclimates. we're going to stop it right there at 4:00 when we do reach that warmest part of the day. santa rosa headed for 71 degrees. san francisco about 62 degrees, oakland 66, san mateo in the lower 60s as well. and 63 in los gatos. as we go into tonight, we drop back down into the mid-40s which is about where we started today. going ahead in the forecast, we are going to see only very slight rain chances. in fact high pressure begins to build going into the end of next w

chavez suffered a coup in 2002. he thought that the united states was behind that. since then, he got very close to castro, to cuba — to russia, in fact — and his whole idea of anti—imperialism became a crucial element of his political movement. well in the past five years, we have seen a terrible crisis in venezuela that includes these financial and economic sanctions to the economy and to the government and have generated a lot of suffering for many venezuelans, so i think that maybe have triggered this pragmatism that i was talking about in the government of maduro, because they might think, "look, we want to stay in power and we want venezuelans "to be happy and to do that we have "to have a good relationship with the neighbourhood, "including the united states." so, i think that is the sort of change, which is crucial. what would be the public reaction in venezuela? one of the consequences that we have seen of these sanctions is that venezuela has become a very isolated country. so i think venezuelans would be very happy to have a closer relationship with