becerra said the reforms mostly fall in line with the can't wait campaign, for officers to intervene, banning shooting at moving vehicles, and ban the use of chokeholds and requiring de-escalation. becerra is urging lawmakers to pass legislation allowing the decertified police officers for serious misconduct. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> all right. thanks so much, bob. happening today oakland councilmembers debate police reform and institutional reform in the wake of recent national outrage. the council is scheduled to discuss two proposals, one is a zero tolerance policy for racist practices not only in the opd but also in all city departments. the other is a resolution to support the justice in policing act. that is a new federal legislation to hold local law enforcement more accountable, improve transparency and reform police training. >>> tonight two san francisco leaders will try to sit down to discuss the black lives matters movement and nationwide protests. sfpd chief bill scott and district attorney chesa boudin plan to take part in how the city can lead

marÍa: la oficina de javier becerra dijo travÉs de un comunicado que con respecto al tiroteo de vallejoormalmente no asume la responsabilidad por investigaciones locales, pero las hermanas de monterrosa no tienen confianza en la fiscalÍa del distrito del condado de solano ni tampoco en la policÍa de vallejo. >> ha demostrado que en el pasado hay justificaciÓn en la manera en que actÚan. marÍa: dice que se sienten seguros de que pueden hacer una revisiÓn justa y completa de los tiroteos que involucraron a agentes de la policÍa. cree que una investigaciÓn independiente es necesaria para restaurar la confianza del pÚblico. >> sentimos paz, pero tambiÉn enojo . si este mundo hubiera tenido reglas implementadas, que estos oficiales no hicieran esto, mi hermano estarÍa aquí . la policÍa dispara lo mÁs que pueda y luego hacen preguntas. marÍa: dicen que seguirÁn participando en protestas hasta que llega la justicia para su hermano. planean este domingo asistir a una manifestaciÓn en san francisco. marÍa antonieta mejÍa, noticias univisiÓn 14. paola: encuentra los detalles de este caso en nuest

el fiscal general del estado javier becerra, anunciÓ esta con el motivo de mejorar los procedimientosirse decepcionada. esto, parte de la ola de iniciativas que se han dado a nivel nacional, tras la muerte de george floyd, en minneÁpolis. >> anunciamos hoy varias reformas que pueden ayudar lograr un sistema, donde la policÍa y el pueblo trabajen juntos, para darnos seguridad a todos. reportera: otra propuesta de becerra, es impedir que los policÍas utilicen cualquiera acciÓn corporal que evita restringir la respiraciÓn de los detenidos. >> la verdad es que me decepciona un poco, porque no veo novedad en las propuestas. reportera: parte de las demandas es que se les quite financiamiento, a los departamentos de policÍas. >> estas reformas, no les da seguir o es una forma de apaciguar, las protestas, estas reformas se caen con el peso burocrÁtico del dÍa a día. invertir en una nueva instituciÓn, encontrarle nuevas formas. tambiÉn un llamado a encontrar nuevas formas hacia la seguridad pÚblica, donde no tiene que intervenir la policÍa, y definitivamente no tiene que intervenir con el uso

. >> reporter: state attorney general xavier becerra says all departments will be required to make some changes by january, but he's hoping they'll put them in place sooner. >> let's see if we can accelerate that. let's see if we can show the people of california that we can start doing this work. >> reporter: becerra says the reforms mostly fall in line with the eight can't wait campaign, that includes departments require officers to intervene if there is excessive use of force. ban shooting at moving vehicles in most cases, ban the use of choke holds and require de-escalation. >> i don't think any of us want to be caught falling behind because we don't want to have to capture that chance for movement in a future moment because these moments are very painful. >> reporter: becerra also urged lawmakers to pass legislation allowing the state to decertify police officers for serious misconduct. he added there are more conversations needed. >> whatever the proposals are, they should definitely look at improving building trust with our community and, secondly, keeping officer safety in mind.

por esa razn, el fiscal general de california, xavier becerra, emitió una alerta a los >> gracias por cuáles son nuestros derechos >> familias empresas y comunidades en todo el país se enfrentan a una presión financiera sin precedentes como consecuencia de la emergencia de la salud pública >> compañías entre otras se declararon en bancarrota y usted como consumidor debe saber a qué se refiere >> el dinero que usted pagó le pertenece a usted y no a la compañía >> qué sucede con el dinero que pago por adelantado >> para proteger a los consumidores la ley establece un reclamo de prioridad para los consumidores de hasta 3000 25 dólares por un depósito realizado por productos y servicios no entregados en empresa que le debe dinero a los consumidores presenta una solicitud de quiebra los consumidores deberían considerar la posibilidad de presentar una prueba del reclamo se trata de un formulario sencillo que le pide que proporcione información por el que se le debe dinero >> la planilla de la prueba del reclamo está disponible en la página (información en pantalla) >> si desea tener ayuda t

attorney general javier becerra announced his agenda calling on law enforcement to adopt a set of reforms called eight can't wait banning choke holds, shooting at moving vehicles, and requiring officers to intervene when others are using excessive force. becerra also wants to decertify officers found to have overstepped their bounds and place limits on crowd control techniques like rubber bullets and tear gas. >> with americans across the country standing up against injustice and racism, we have been called to recognize the systemic failures that caused and allowed police misconduct to perpetuate. >> the latest on where we stand in the fight against the corunna virus. governor newsom says the state is flattening the curve but we are not out of the woods just yet. kpix 5's andria borba reports, we could see a spike in cases as bay area counties loosen even more restrictions. andria. >> elizabeth, the governor said today that the stay-at-home order was not meant to be independent, it was meant to give hospitals and the state a chance to buy time, to get supplies and other things needed to f

university of california, california attorney general javier becerra and a coalition of states sued to restore daca. becerra said this is a true indictment of the way president trump does business, which does not reflect american values. he and the daca resill yentz on the call, include two plaintiffs in the case called on congress to come up with a permanent path to citizenship. >> the victory today proves no one is above the law, including this president. trump is not above the law. he has made it clear time and time again that he wants to deport us. his decision to take away daca from us was based on hate, discriminatory and political. >> it's only the first step back in the right direction. i think that tomorrow we will continue to keep fighting to get back what we have lost in terms of immigrant rights and to keep fighting for a more permanent solution and permanent legislation as we always have. >> in a couple of tweets this morning, president trump reacted. do you get the impression that the supreme court doesn't like me? in another tweet, these horrible and politically charged

hobby year becerra released a series of recommendations that would change everything from use of force to increasing transparency. welcome to the 4. i am eric savage. >> and i am heather holmes. the attorney general is urging agencies to implement changes including a ban on charcoals, verbal warnings before using force and requiring officers to intervene to stop another officer from using excessive force. they call for clear limits on the use of rubber bullets as well as teargas during demonstrations. the list of recommendations comes this three police unions are calling for change outlining their own reform agenda. here's more from cristina rendon own life with more on these proposals. >> reporter: the california attorney general put out these recommendations that he wants to see adopted. he is pushing for officers to beat the certified for bad contact . >> reporter: of the year becerra is calling for changes in the criminal justice. >> develop and implement policies as appropriate to require peace officers to intervene to stop unnecessary force by another officer. >> he is off goes s

xavier becerra says the apps do not do enough to protect personal information. the letter calls on google and apple to make privacy a top priority and regulate third-party acpps on their platform. last week becerra issued a consumer alert noting that deceptive advertising on contact tracing covid-19 apps were there. >>> the pandemic has harmed -- the list is impossibly long in terms of the financial loss. each one having to figure out how to handle their particular challenge. >> one south bay high school band, it's a job the director has taken on himself. our garvin thomas joins us now with the story in our bay area proud. >> reporter: chris moore has been the band director at san jose's oak grove high school for 25 years. now, if that sounds like a long time, consider the fact his dad was a high school band director for 42 years. music programs are in his blood. and as we speak, fueling his legs. >> all right. >> reporter: chris morris says he solved many problems over the years as a band director. not with a baton in his hand but with his bottom on a bicycle.

explicÓ lo siguiente dos puntos el 12 de junio la oficina recibiÓ una carta del fiscal general javier becerraer por quÉ la oficina no quiere asumir la responsabilidad. decenas de personas recorrieron las calles en una marcha de estudiantes universitarios de ver que le. la manifestaciones contra la violencia policial. cambiamos de tema y hablamos de mÉxico. hoy se sintiÓ un sismo de magnitud 7.5 que tuvo epicentro en el estado de oaxaca. >> estÁ temblando. >> hospitales fueron evacuados y familias salieron de las calles es penando para que bajara la intensidad del temblor. jessica zermeÑo nos cuenta quÉ paso tanto de la capital, como en el estado de oaxaca. >> millones de mexicanos salimos despavoridos de todo los edificios. minutos despuÉs, todo se movÍa. parecía que los vidrios iban a explotar. esto sucediÓ 450 millas al sur. >> ahorita no sucede esto. son cosas inesperadas. >> muchos pacientes fueron evacuados como se pudo. >> estÁbamos muy preocupados por ellos. reportera: tambiÉn hubo carreteras cerradas y hasta la refinerÍa paro labores por un incendio. >> es estar a salvo. >> se re hurt

the man who won the daca case and beat trump, california attorney general xavier becerra will join me. >>> then as the coronavirus surges in some states, the governors start taking it seriously but is it too late? >>> trump's pursuit of re-election from china may have played a role in america's catastrophic response to the virus. >>> plus the trump cult conspiracy theorist running for congress in georgia and why her recently unearthed racist videos may keep her from winning. "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. there is actually good news for the country today and more bad, bad news for donald trump, the impeached president of the united states. it's been an unexpected theme this week that we saw play out again today when the supreme court, the roberts court, ruled against the trump administration in an amazing 5-4 decision. the supreme court prevented the trump administration from taking away the protected status of so-called dreamers. they are americans who are brought to this country as children without authorization. trump tried to take their

el fiscal javier becerra presentÓ una serie de nueve medidas que incluyenla intervenciÓn entre oficialesidad, modificar tÁcticas caninas, no disparos a vehÍculos en movimiento, fuerza mortal como Último recurso, reportes exhaustivos y advertencias verbales. mientras tanto, algunos oficiales latinos buscan mantenerse al flote moral y econÓmicamente. patricia: en medio de este ambiente de solicitud de reforma, el presidente trump demandÓ al exasesor de seguridad nacional, john bolton, para tratar de impedir que se publique su libro de memorias. la demanda alega que el libro viola un acuerdo de confidencialidad, pues tendrÍa informaciÓn clasificada que pondrÍa en peligro la seguridad del paÍs. enrique: la policÍa de albuquerque, nuevo mÉxico arrestÓ al excandidato en relaciÓn con ituren un tiroteo que dejÓ a una persona herida, quien forma parte de un grupo que reclamaba la retirada de una estatua del conquistador espaÑol juan de oÑate, que retiraron hoy trabajadores. el hombre herido se encuentra en condiciÓn crÍtica, pero estable en el hospital. patricia: el centro comercial galerÍa dalla

becerra will sign a reform this year. it puts bans on certain things and sets new standards. becerra wants every department in the state to do the same. >> i'm hoping we can go from the spectrum of restoring some respect to restoring trust by showing that we who have some responsibilities in law enforcement are taking the lead. >> the attorney general also calls for changes in crowd control tactics, including restricting the use of rubber bullets, tear gas, pepper spray and batons. >>> governor newsome turned his attention back to the coronavirus pandemic today, warning of a potential second surge in coronavirus cases. but he also spent some time highlighting, encouraging trends. let's show you a chart. it shows the number of people tested. you can see the number of positive tests is down to just 4.5% of those tested. and it's been holding there for several weeks. another chart shows the hospitalization rate. that's also flat. that as more sectors of california reopen, the governor says he's focused on balancing health and safety with sanity and reality. >> there is a certain

state attorney general xavier becerra says all departments will be required to make changes, some by january. he's hoping they'll put those in place sooner. becerra says the reforms fall in line with the can't wait campaign that includes departments requiring officers to inter shooting at moving vehicles in most cases, the ban of use of chokeholds and the requirements to de-escalate, again, conflicts. lawmakers have passed legislation allowing the state to decertify police officers for serious misconduct. reporting live in downtown walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, bob. >>> tonight two san francisco leaders plan to sit down at manny's to discuss the black lives matter movement and nationwide protests. sfpd chief bill scott and district attorney chesa boudin plan to take part in a virtual discussion in how the city can lead moving forward. it gets under way at 6:00 on manny's facebook page. >>> no doubt emotions will be high in one butte county courtroom when pg&e pleads guilty to 84 felony manslaughter counts tied to the firestorm in paradise a year and

ha pedido al procurador javier becerra que supervisa la investigaciÓn.litares en fort woood dijeron tener una pista sobre el paradero de la joven desaparecida. vanessa le habÍa dicho su madre que era acosada sexualmente . mujeres dentro y fuera de la base compartieron experiencias similares. nidia: fort hood es la base militar mÁs grande de estados unidos en el mundo. las instalaciones para miembros del ejÉrcito y sus familiares abarcan 86,990 hectÁreas aunque se declara como el gran lugar, la desapariciÓn de balleza vanessa guillÉn alentaron soldados a hablar sobre un ambiente poco seguro. >> yo no dije nada porque tenÍa miedo. son muchos casos, los que conozco aquÍ y nunca hace nada. ellos pueden arruinar tu carrera. >> tenÍa pensamientos suicidas. llame a la lÍnea de prevenciÓn y mandaron al sargento que tambiÉn era mi agresor. no podÍa ir a ningÚn lado sin ser acosada o atacada. el acoso era interminable. nidia: una veterana que saliÓ del ejÉrcito en el aÑo 2000. >> cuando intente reportarlo, no me creÍan. me dejaron en irak 30 dÍas mÁs como castigo

after senate d california attorney general javier becerra is moving forward with his call for police reform and he says the discussion is part of the 2020 innovations conference. a three day online event focusing on criminal justice reform. he wraps up today and it's the fourth year the conference has been held but this year it comes with a sense of urgency with nationwide demands with police to form and racial justice. >> what we are trying to do now is deal with practices in you won't get to it if the only thing you do is come up with the best practices and if you have best practices by people who learn to be racist that will be tough. >>> earlier this month becerra and out support for banning chokeholds and requiring officers to intervene to stop colic from using excessive force. >> 5:17 a.m. police in san francisco investigating the shooting of a woman last night in the tenderloin. she is a 29-year-old woman wounded near turk and jones in the tenderloin and no word yet about a suspect. new details about a different shooting. earlier this week police recovered this gray van used i

en medio de las protestas contra la brutalidad policial, el fiscal de california javier becerra anunciÓe acuerdo, y la casa blanca prepara sus respuestas, estados y ciudades en una acciÓn hablan de sus ideas para reformar los departamentos de policÍa. >> la palabra de hoy es reforma. luis: el fiscal general de california dijo que quiere ver cambios profundos para que la gente puede volver a confiar en la policÍa. >> vamos a proteger el pueblo y nuestros vecindarios de una forma justa, cordial, colaborativa. luis: requiere mejorar los procedimientos para el uso de la fuerza, prohibir las tÉcnicas de estrangulamiento y que los oficiales intervengan cuando un compaÑero comete un exceso, y enfocarse en las disparidades raciales. >> aunque las reformas una muy bien, no se les dan seguimiento. luis: algunos activistas dicen que eso lo han escuchado antes. >> los que hemos estado en estos procesos tiempo es que estas reformas se caen con el peso burocrÁtico de cada dÍa. luis: los tres sindicatos de policÍa mÁs poderosos propone sus propias reformas. la asociaciÓn de policÍa de san francisco, s

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cómo es que los departamentos del orden público en el estado tendrían que proceder la semana pasada, becerracluye la prohibición de la llave de estrangulamiento también se espera que todos los departamentos adopten estas reformas o que la legislatura estatal la convierta en ley >>> estudiantes, profesores y personal del universia estatal san josé crearon una petición para que el presupuesto de su departamento de policía se corta la mitad lo que sugiere es que el 50% del dinero que destinaba a los oficiales se invierten programas que ayuden a la comunidad afroamericana y a otras minorías. miembros de los sindicatos de hospitales en los angeles encabezaron una caravana para exigir justicia tras la muerte de un guardia de seguridad hispano >>> esta es solo una de las masivas manifestaciones quien pensaron con la muerte de george floyd y que continuaron tras el asesinato de andrés guardado quien murió el pasado 18 de junio a manos de un oficial del alguacil >>> han quebrado mi corazón al quitarme a mi muchacho que es una buena persona él solo quería estudiar y me decía mamá voy a trabajar mucho

becerra is also urging lawmakers to pass legislation allowing states to decertify police officers accusedonduct. reporting live in walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. 6:33. tonight two san francisco leaders plan to sit down at manny's to discuss the black lives matter movement and nationwide protests. sfpd chief bill scott and district attorney chesa boudin plan to take part in a virtual discussion in how the city can move forward. it will get under way at 6:00 on the manny's facebook page. >>> emotion will be very high, no doubt, in one butte county courtroom where pg&e will plead guilty to 84 felony manslaughter counts tied to the firestorm in paradise a year and a half ago. pg&e agreed to that deal, faulty electrical gear sparked the fire. the utility agrees to pay a $3.5 million fine and cover the cost of the investigation. the hearing will include the names and the photos of each victim who died. surviving family members also scheduled to make statements. that hearing will be streamed online. >>> we are learning more this morning about video which appears

. >>> a california attorney general javier becerra is moving ahead with his calls for police reform and says the reform discussion is part of the 2020 innovations conference. a three day online event focusing on criminal justice reform that ends today. it's the fourth year the conference has been held but this year there's a sense of urgency because of nationwide demand for police reform and racial justice. >> what we are trying to do now is deal with practices but you won't get to it the only way if the only thing you do is come up with best practices and if you have best practices by people who early this month bec said he supports banning chokeholds and requiring police officers to intervene to stop a colleague from using excessive force. >>> neighbors and berkeley will be able to sue the university of california over increased enrollment. the chronicle reports a state appeals court ruled in favor of the group say berkeley's neighborhoods. that group clemson university enrolled an additional 8000 students over the course of 15 years without considering the impact on nearby neighborho

becerra wants every department to do the same. >> hoping to go from restoring respect to restoring trust by showing that we who have some responsibilities in law enforcement are taking the lead. >> attorney general also calls for changes in crowd control tactics, including restricting use of rubber bullets, tear gas, pepper spray and batons. >>> protecting your child not from the coronavirus but other life-threatening illnesses. >> stay-at-home order caused a lot of children -- not able to go to doctor, fell behind in immunization schedule. now how do you catch up? janelle wang got answers for us. >> first thing you have to do, call your pediatrician to find out. most likely you have to get the immunizations done in timely fashion. all the vaccines under federal guidelines, hepatitis, tetanus, polio, measles, mumps, rubella. if the children are off schedule, could make them more susceptible to the illnesses. also on touch-up schedule. if you missed shot, child will have to get next visit. already had shots planned for next visit, more shots for your kids. >> want to try to stay on schedu

xavier becerra is endorsing a similar plan. >>> the neck restraint used to subdue combative suspects,hief williams says it's the right thing to do as the department focuses on reform. they found 45 recommendations for improvement. >>> now to decision 2020. california one step closer to mailing every active voter a ballot. the state assembly was nearly unanimous yesterday in approving the bill which now awaits the governor's signature. coronavirus outbreak has made voting by mail a health issue. now among the pressing question for joe biden, who will he pick for his running mate? it won't be senator amy klobuchar, the minnesota senator took her name off the list of possible running mates. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: one couple's flight delay drags on for two days and the airline offers zero compensati compensation. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds. >>> but first happening now the city of philadelphia is illuminating city lights to mark the juneteenth commemorations honoring the end of slavery here in the u.s

announced legislation to address the issue of police reform today, california's attorney general javier becerra revealed his plans to tackle police brutality across the state. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us his proposals. we'll get back to that story in a minute today, the u.s. supreme court issued a landmark ruling today protecting lgbtq people from job discrimination but the court also made a major statement by refusing to take on the sanctuary state law suit which the trump administration filed against california. our washington correspondent joe khaleel has that story now. >>the supreme court in effect has allowed california to remain a sanctuary state sanctuary states are safe states by a 7 to 2 margin the high court decided not to hear the trump administration's challenge to california's sanctuary law congressman eric swalwell says it was the right move i don't want to see local police raiding our communities to find undocumented individuals. the law bars local law enforcement from sharing information or helping immigration agents catch undocumented immigrants for depo

marisela de la cruz conversÓ con el secretario alex padilla, el procurador javier becerra y en exclusiva en la justicia y para todos los que quieren mostrar por su labor que se han ganado algo, no que han recibido algo gratis. >> este fallo enfatiza que la administraciÓn no aportó una razÓn adecuada, un paso que da un rayo de esperanza. >> hasta que logremos protecciones permanentes para los soÑadores. hasta que logremos la reforma migratoria que necesitamos en este paÍs, no vamos a descansar. pero por hoy celebramos esta noticia. >> dijo que espera que haya un presidente muy pronto, que pueda avanzar con una reforma sensible e inmediata, ya que no podemos seguir en un camino de incertidumbre y ansiedad. despuÉs de aÑos de intentar ponerle fin a la acciÓn diferida para los llegados de la infancia, dijo que no duda que el departamento de seguridad nacional vuelva a intentar suspenderlo. " creo que es muy probable, por eso hay que salir en nÚmeros rÉcord, no hay que soÑar con lamentos . podemos detenerlo al salir en grandes nÚmeros a votar". el presidente respondiÓ a travÉs de twitter dici

.>>> attorney general we are javier becerra announced abroad agenda for police reform calling on law enforcement to ban choke holds and wants to require officers to intervene when others are using excessive force. >> with americans across the country standing up against injustice and racism come a we have been called to rectum with the systemic failures that cause and allow police misconduct to perpetuate. >> in the meantime it's mars meeting the oakland city council will consider banning use of tear gas. it comes as cities nationwide are grappling with similar crowd control issues. last week the city of berkeley banned the use of tear gas permanently.>>> new directive could keep criminal charges from being filed against a suspect if an officer involved has ever committed serious misconduct. san francisco district attorney jess aberdeen says his new policy aims at ensuring that no one is falsely prosecuted at the word of an officer with known history of excessive force, dishonesty, or racial bias.>>> i am juliette goodrich outside tesla in fremont where a small protest took place. so

desde san josé flavio lacayo noticiero telemundo >> gracias el fiscal general de california javier becerran trabajado para construir este país recibieron justicia y que está en su casa >> para nosotros en california que creemos que cualquier familia que quiera trabajar duro le queremos abrir la puerta si trabajan duro sigue las reglas aquí tienen un lugar creo que hoy la decisión de la corte suprema contestada donald trump y refleja lo que pasa en california que los que trabajan duro merecen un lugar aquí >> precisamente en california se estima que un cuarto de los jóvenes amparados bajo daca viven en el estado y se cree que más de 8500 trabajan solo en el sistema de salud y entre todos contribuyen más de $9,000,000,000 en impuestos locales estatales y federales cada año en >> como una excelente mañana así catalogó nancy pelosi portavoz de la casa blanca la mañana de hoy tras esta decisión de la corte dijo que esta decisión va de la mano con los valores de este país y añadió que tres cuartas partes de los votantes apoyan a los soñadores incluyendo simpatizantes de donald trump otro que no

i led with my colleague and friend, attorney general becerra from california. the supreme court made clear that this is their home and that these individuals obviously have contributed much to our society and much to our country. america is a country made richer by immigrants, our culture made richer by their contributions and our economy made more prosperous because of their work. i'm so proud to have co-led the fight to protect this critical program. it's important that individuals understand that these individuals who are primarily young people, they go to school here, they pay taxes here, they raise their families here and they're vital members of our community. this is their home. and any attempt to renew this effort to dismantle this program will be met again with the efforts of my office as well as the office of the california attorney general, attorney general becerra. >> attorney general, on june 3rd after i returned from minneapolis and chicago covering the protests, i was covering them in new york city and that night a video came out of what appeared

>>california attorney general javier becerra revealed his plans for police reform across the state he's calling on police departments to ban the practice of choke holds and to decertify officers for serious misconduct. the attorney general wants agencies to place limits on how officers respond with their crowd control tactics and that includes new guidance on rubber bullets and tear gas and batons the center also suggests the state reexamined the role of police in addressing homelessness and mental health. >>these are serious real proposals that will make a difference. make no mistake. the expectations are high and we will fight vigorously to meet that. that's why we're urging local authorities across california and our state legislature to work with us in actively engaging in police reform. >>state law will adopt some of the recommendations beginning in january including more officer training on de-escalation and implicit bias but attorney general becerra says that law enforcement doesn't have to wait until then to apply his >>in san francisco, the district attorneys taking action to r

en medio de las protestas contra la brutalidad policial, el fiscal general de california, xavier becerraa confianza del pÚblico. que nos habla de las propuestas y las reacciones. >> mientras el congreso no se pone de acuerdo y la casa blanca prepara su respuesta. estados y ciudades a travÉs de la naciÓn ya estÁn anunciado sus propias ideas para reformar los departamentos de policÍa, la palabra. >> la de hoy es la reforma. esta tarde el fiscal general de california dice que quiere ver cambios profundos para que la gente pueda volver a confiar en la policÍa eh. el modo que vamos a proteger el pueblo nuestros recitales pasÉ no sÓlo justos, pero una por la negativa. pero se requiere mejorar los procedimientos para el uso de fuerza, prohibir las tÉcnicas de estrangulamiento, promover que los oficiales intervengan cuando un compaÑero competir exceso y enfocarse en las disparidades raciales estas reformas, aunque son suenan muy bien. no se les dan seguimiento, algunos activistas dicen que todo lo escucharon antes lo que hemos aprendido los que hemos estado en este escocÉs, mucho tiempo es que e

. >>> well, in just a few hours in sacramento california's attorney general xavier becerra plans to hold a virtual news conference to announce an agenda for statewide police reform. it gets under way at 11:00 this morning. >>> two of three of the largest police unions are officially onboard with the idea of reform. police unions in san francisco and san jose as well as los angeles publish advertisements in yesterday's sunday papers. it says, quote, there are no words that can convey our collective, disgust and sorrow for the murder of george floyd. the unions are calling for reforms including a national use of force standard. >> a national use of force policy, a national database in regards to when an officer gets fired that they can't go re-enter the system. >> the reforms include a warning system to identify officers in need of additional training. critics argue police departments already have many of these measures in place but the policies are coming up short. >>> happening today early monday protests in the east bay calling to defund the oakland police department. the first march th

now, in terms of the review of the department, attorney general xavier becerra says, quote, this review and reform agreement we announced with the city of vallejo represents a critical step the vallejo police department must take to build trust with people who have lost faith in them. the review will recommend improvements to use of force procedures. antibias in policing, accountability by focusing on training, transparency, and community expectations pick vallejo police chief shani williams says the department has already implemented some changes, including a stronger body camera policy, and improved de- escalation policy, and a program to analyze use of force data. the chief notes there is still work to be done. >>> proper 5 over protest in san francisco on that vallejo police shooting. this was just an hour ago near the 24th street b.a.r.t. station in the mission district. they are expected to walk towards the mission police station to demand justice for monterrosa. >>> governor newsom is calling for new statewide standard for use of force by police during protests. he says acts of v

attorney general javier becerra announced his agenda.he is calling on law enforcement to adopt a set of reforms called eight can't wait, banning choke holds, shooting at moving vehicles, and requiring officers to intervene when others are using excessive force. he also wants certain members that have overstepped their bounds and placed limits on crowd control techniques like rubber bullets and tear gas. he met with americans across the country standing up against injustice and racism, we have been called to reckon with the systemic failures that cause then allow police misconduct to perpetuate. >> a lot of these ideas came from recommendations. he has already given several local police departments understate review.>>> a group of protesters that took over the bay bridge yesterday say they are fighting for much more than just police reform. they say they are calling themselves the bay bridge 27. that is because how many people were arrested during the demonstration. the group says they want to see change within big tech companies, healthc

today, california's attorney general javier becerra also announced a new set of proposals on statewide police reforms. >>at 00:30am tonight. why he says nothing is off the table. we'll turn now back to local news defund the police rally was held in oakland today. oakland one of many big cities across the country. taking a hard look at defending police departments. the mayor of san francisco is also pledging to redirect funds from police to racially quality programs and in oakland city leads proposing that the city slash a portion of its police department's budget kron four's haaziq madyun has the story now. >>the oakland police department's annual budget is million city council member nikki fortunato bass is proposing to reallocate a portion of that money. >>so i am proposing that oakland redirect its policing budget by at least 25 million in shoot community programs that will keep us we know that we have jobs and housing when argues have her grandson services. what we have been mental health support we means our communities will be safe. i will go down instead of police the council me

su muerte desató protestas, según el procurador becerra el fiscal del condado es quien manejará estaambios en agencia policial la ciudad espera que civiles realicen funciones que antes hacia la policía autoridades planean rastrear los datos de horas extras de la policía y están alzando un esfuerzo para que los profesionales de salud mental responda a casos de crisis mental >>> el distritoescolar en hay en san josé dice estar recibiendo muchas amenazas a raíz de un caso donde una mujer se quitó la mascarilla para toser en la cara de un niÑo de un aÑo de edad en una arriola tendremos detalles de este caso >>> oficiales hispanos le salvan la vida a un bebé conversamos con ellos y tenemos sus declaraciones al volver. >>> después de varios días con temperaturas arriba de los 80 y 90° hacia el interior llegar a un pequeÑo descenso, les cuento quÉ nos espera este fin de semana al regresar después de la pausa. o cierras las persianas durante el día. mantente sano y sigamos brillando. ♪. >>> un distrito escolar en san josé está recibiendo amenazas de vandalismo y violencia después que salió a

california attorney general javier becerra reveal his plans for police reforms across the state. we have our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala now breaking down his proposal. >>she's ever before. got to california attorney general have ems said on monday announced his proposals for police departments across the state among them a proposal to decertify police officers for serious misconduct. >>system the state does not have says what that looks like is to be determined it could take any number of >>you can think of other professions that require certification or license e. certainly there would be a due process requirements any dissertation there would be a collection of the facts and evidence the attorney general also calling on agencies to require officers to intervene if another is using excessive force along with a ban on the use of the chokehold technique and limiting the use of canines, they said i want agencies to place limits on how officers respond to crowd control tactics with guidance on rubber bullets tear gas and batons he also suggests the state really examine th

california attorney general javier becerra said his office has declined to investigate the case citing money and a potential conflict of interest while solano county district attorney jim. kirschner abrams says the independent review is needed to restore trust family and friends about roads are calling on abrams to recuse herself from the case. >>if you are on power here for most them and they say you are unwilling to make a change in your concerns are calling for a year marion council here we are again 3 weeks after sean monstrous assassin absolutely nothing has been done. there's been no justice for him and family know body cam footage. the dnc and decided to decline the investigation leading a charge district attorneys or a simple plea promptly and our city council and absolutely nothing is infuriating. >>this was brought up during a special city council meeting last night where officials also talked about the budget for the police department. the lawyer representing the family is not confident in the solano county district attorney's office to investigate fatal police shootings, pr

. >> javier becerra says his office will not investigate the deadly bullet vallejo police shooting of a suspected looter. he says the solano county district attorney is capable of handling that investigation. the suspected of losing a drugstore back on june 2nd. onfrontation with officers, police say he dropped to his knees and put his hands above his waist, revealing what an officer incorrectly thought how was the butt of a handgun, it was actually a hammer. >>> voters in california will be asked to revisit affirmative- action this november, the issue, whether the state government, other colleges and universities can consider race in their decisions about hiring admissions. voters approved a constitutional amendment that and preferential treatment based on race or other factors. today the state senate voted to repeal that amendment, but voters must approve it in november before it can become law. >>> coming up tonight, new information about this summer's democratic national convention and why it will look much different than years past. we will talk about that major changes just anno

. >>> javier becerra announced today that he's not going to launch an independent investigation into the deadly vallejo lease officer shooting, he says the salon of district attorney is capable of handling the investigation, even though she was the one who had asked him to step in. the 22-year-old in montrose avenue was suspected of putting a drugstore. during the competition with officers, police say monta rosa dropped to his knees and his hands above his race, revealing what an officer lee thought was the butt of a handgun, it actually turned out to be a hammered fear of a nine-point plan was laid out to begin reforms in the city police department. one of the goals is to empower dependent external reviews of alleged police misconduct or abuse, we got more tonight from jesse. >> these events have poured salt into deep wounds. the wounds of systemic racism and police brutality. wednesday, sam accardo laid out a nine-point plan to reform the san jose police department, which has been criticized for the actions of some officers during the may 29th demonstration in downtown san jose. mu

california's attorney general javier becerra led a coalition in defense of daca before the supreme court. today he applauded the court's landmark decision. >> to the dreamers or anyone who might hear this was a dream or were a prospective applicant to daca, take a breath. pause for a moment. savor your victory. understand what the supreme court just said to you. this was a message for america. and it was a message about you and to you. >> in addition to protection from deportation it means that the recipients can keep their authorization to work in the u.s. some bay area officials are praising the court's decision in the efforts of daca recipients. >> what is so powerful to me about each of these daca recipients. they came out of the shadows when it was a scary time to do it. they stood up for their own right to part with others. >> it was not unconstitutional to and daca but the way it did so was unconstitutional. the administration could try again but offering a more detailed explanation for its action. california governor gavin newsom said in part today's decision is an important vict

. >> reporter: xavier becerra is calling for changes . >> we are urging law enforcement to develop and implement policies as appropriate to require peace officers to intervene to stop unnecessary force by another officer >> he's also saying banning chuck colson de-escalation techniques and prohibiting officers from firing at moving vehicles and using deadly force is the last result. it aligns with the current campaign for police reform called a can wait. >> we are pushing ahead on significant plans to support legislation that works to decertify police officers for serious misconduct. >> right now california does not have a system in place. recommendations come less than 24 hours the police unions put out a full-page ad in major newspapers on sunday calling for police reforms and rooting out raises police officers >> unfortunately there is racism in our communities. the first step is to admit we have raises police officers working in our profession. how do we prevent them from going from department to department. that is why we are calling for a national database that would list people

forward by republican attorneys general as well as democrats attorneys general represent bid xavier becerrahe state of california, because of the change makeup of the supreme court is big unknown. the biggest unknown is what john roberts, the chief justice does now that this part of the affordable care act is no longer there. eric: you have a gut on what they will say? jon: no, i don't predict what the supreme court is going to do. i don't think anybody with two cents worth of intelligence will predict what the supreme court is going to do. ly let them decide on this particular matter. eric: very well said, yes, meanwhile politically because of the pandemic, increase in enrollments have been up like 46%, 154,000 or so new enrollees in obamacare, so politically, how does the trump administration view to scrap a law, how does that fit into the politics? jon: this plays to the base, certainly. the president pledge today remove obamacare, of course, the position taken by solicit or general on the filing that came forward earlier this week, at the same time democrats argue this is not the time t

a few days after another deadly shooting by vallejo police, the state's attorney general, xavier becerra says he will begin a comprehensive review of the police department and use of force policy. 22-year-old sean monterrosa was the 11th person of color shot since 2011. the city of vallejo says it welcomes the doj's involvement. police say they were trying to stop looters when he started running toward a consider that had rammed a police cruiser. he knelt down and placed his hands above his waist revealing what officers thought was a hand cruiser. turns out what police saw was a >> he was in a vehicle. how did he feel threatened. >> being on your knees and having your hands up is a universal sign you are surrendering. >> that's monterossa's sisters. a couple hundred protesters joined them in the mission this afternoon. they say the doj's announcement offered at least a little hope for justice for their brother. live to san jose again, sky ranger in the downtown area where it has turned into a march. damian trujillo is at city hall where the mayor is asking for more on police tactics. we

xavier becerra announced reforms for police officer statewide. that includes banning chokehold's, and emphasis on de- escalation. they would use verbal warnings before using force. they would require officers step in to stop another officer from using excessive force. this would also call for limits to the use of rubber bullets and tear gas during protests. the state attorney general's recommendations are similar to the current nationwide campaign for police reform, but he went even further on the issue of lease accountability, saying that california should be tougher on removing problem police officers. >> we are pushing ahead on significant plans to support response to legislation that works to decertify police officers for serious misconduct. >> he says his recommendations are similar to 3 major police unions, last weekend, the unions for san francisco, san jose and los angeles took out this full-page ad in several newspapers and called for police reforms and getting rid of racist police officers. >>> happening today, we expected to get more i

>>california attorney general javier becerra rolled out his proposals for police reform across california today among them a proposal to decertify police officers for serious misconduct. system the state does not have the attorney general also called on agencies to require officers to intervene if another officer is using excessive force along with a ban on the use of the chokehold techniques and limiting the use of canines pisara says he wants agencies to place limits on how officers respond a crowd control tactics with guidance on rubber bullets tear gas and batons also suggests the state we examine the role of police in addressing homelessness and mental health issues. he says officers are not trained to be social workers or mental health specialists and oakland city leaders propose in the city slash a portion of the police department's budget that annual budget of million city council member nikki fortunato boss is proposing to reallocate a portion of that money so that qualified civilian employees can respond to nonviolent calls for service. >>and really putting them into the hands o

california's attorney general javier becerra revealed his plans for police reform and our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala breaks down his proposals. >>actually there are forms. got to be me a attorney general heavy-based said on monday announced his proposals for police departments across the state among them proposal to decertify police officers for n >>system the state does not have says what that looks like is to be determined it could take any number of >>you could think of other professions that require certification or license e. certainly there would be a due process requirements any easter patient. the would be a collection of the facts and evidence the attorney general also calling on agencies to require officers to intervene if another is using excessive force along with a ban on the use of the chokehold technique and limiting the use of canines, they said i want agencies to place limits on how officers respond to crowd control tacts with guidance on rubber bullets tear gas and batons he also suggests the state really examinethe role of police in addressing homelessness a

press conference talking about the supreme court's ruling plus california attorney general javier becerra will be holding a press conference on that topic as well we'll have those that for you live right here on kron also be covering your local headlines, including a standoff that happened overnight in san jose. and the mountain lion that was captured here in san francisco this morning. so now the kron on app for free to stay live with us all day long right got a lot going on sanaa's thanks a lot for and let's go ahead one more time give you the seven-day forecast we're again expecting some hot temperatures around the bay today. >>into the mid 90's well inland drops off a couple degrees over the next couple days and then for father's day, more sunshine and hot temperatures, especially inland. and overall plenty of sunshine throughout the week in the bay area that's going to do it for us, thank you so much for joining us. >>we'll see you again tomorrow morning every 7 or 8 - warning, today's show is going to take a deep dive into what i consider the most heinous, despicable, and evil thing