bonta is the wife of former east bay assemblyman and current california attorney general rob bonta. >d now to our wildfire coverage cal fire says that they are predicting drier and windier conditions for the rest of this year. all agency currently responding to fires across the state provided an update on current and future conditions. the forest service says that there's a about current fires said that they might grow over the next 48 to 72 hours. this as the state is already sitting at about 2 million acres burned in the calendar year, which is about where we were this time last year. >> that sobering and that is the new reality. that's what we're looking at. 2 million-acre year at this point. that puts us are right at about midpoint of the number of acres burned burned in 2020. and we could be in the same boat. so while we have the long weekend with some have turned to looking forward as if this is now fall summer season is over. we're right smack in the middle of wildfire peak season and so everybody needs to remain vigilant needs to ready to call 911. if you see smoke in the air

i want to begin by thanking our attorney general rob bonta for coming here to the visitation valley community. it's really great to have you here in san francisco, but especially in this particular community and thank you for cohosting this round table discussion that was so important to talk about the challenges that exist around hate crimes in this city and in this state. especially as we have seen an uptick in violent hate crimes against so many of our communities in san francisco and the bay area and across the state and nation. in just a few short months on the job, he's already taken action on a number of initiatives related to criminal justice reform and racial justice which are issues that we all care about deeply in san francisco. thanks to the commitment of the community leaders that are joining us here today, so many folks who have been really on the ground addressing these issues for decades, our police chief bill scott who is with us as well. we just had a very productive discussion on how we can continue to combat hate crimes by working together. we know that there's no short cu

bonta is currently in the lead. she is the wife of rob bonta, who was appointed by governor newsom as state attorney general in june. maya bonta received the most votes but failed to get more than 50% which is needed to win the seat outright. i'm incredibly hopeful. that we've launched us solid campaign that's been competitive. that's been people powered and that we have the potential and momentum to be able to ensure that we have the chance to win. bonta is president of the alameda unified school district board and ceo of oakland promise an organization that works to increase the number of oakland ear's graduating from college. in san francisco and effort to recall three school board members has moved forward and an election could be just months away. ktvu is christian captain talk with supporters of the recall and has our report tonight. it is looking increasingly likely that san francisco voters will be deciding whether or not to oust three members of the city's school board after a recall effort says they reache

and, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome attorney general rob bonta. >> well, thank you all for being here today and thank you mayor breed for your very kind remarks. thank you for your leadership, for seeing and valuing and fighting for all of the beautifully diverse communities right here in san francisco as we talked about inside. san francisco has been a leader, a model, has often and so consistently demonstrated policies and approaches that lift people up and make our community stronger and has often been a place where the state of california has scaled up those policies that have started right here in san francisco. so i'm thankful and proudtor here in san francisco today with mayor breed, chief scott, and all of the great community leaders that you'll hear from today, that you'll hear from momentarily. and to talk about how we move forward and i was very inspired and i'm leaving very hopeful and optimistic about our shared future, our common future and our common commitment to addressing the epidemic of hate crimes. that spike in hate incidents that have impacted so many commun

bonta and the other attorneys general want that extension shortened by one year to july. 30th 2022. well we've seen those viral videos of thieves in san francisco, taking piles of high end clothes, cosmetics and toiletries just running up with them. and now, city leaders say they have a new plan to trying to turn those steps. ktvu christian captain, has those details for us. there are no shortage of videos of retail crimes caught on camera in san francisco. now police in the city are launching a new effort aimed at curbing the trend. police are expanding the number of investigators dedicated to catching the thieves to increase that unit from 2 to 6 investigators. uh, it will do wonders. because we have more capacity to investigate these cases. police will also redeployed patrol officers to help deter the theft before they happen. police also say many retail thefts go unreported. so they're asking businesses and the public to report the incident to get better data on where the thefts are happening. we expect you're going to see an increase. with better reporting. and that's not a bad

mia bonta is like in the race for the east bay state assembly seat once held by her husband, rob bontaaccording to early vote totals mia bonta has received about 55% of the votes. her opponent, attorney janani rama, chandran, has about 45% of the vote again. so far, the state assembly seat represents parts of oakland and alameda. the alameda county registrar of voters is expected to post an update on the voting tomorrow. meanwhile mia bonta today presented an award from governor newsom's office to a chinatown patrol team. the award commemorates their work during the pandemic and ongoing support against a p i hate. in our darkest moments when our chinatown community was at rest, you came together as a community to support our chinese americans. our api community and you stood strong for everybody. the patrol team has 130 volunteers from all over the bay area who patrol oakland's chinatown for crime and violence many hours a week coming up a grand jury. diets police officers and paramedics in the death of a 23 year old therapist from colorado. one day after president biden declared the e

i called the swearing ceremony the honourable mia bonta to order. mia bonta officially in today winning a election fill 18th district. now that district alameda, and san. she's replacing husband, bonta, who now the state general, as an assembly via promises to fight housing, climate as well as criminal justice reform. all right, still to come on four evacuated the aftermath hurricane coming up live from louisiana the efforts get some infrastructure. they are back up and running. more than a week now after that storm here. and a barrier another to hot day, inland. gonna hold on to this as we head into your forecast, maybe a few thunderstorms are five day we'll have we'll talk about those chances. coming up. big news for sufferers introducing 3 degrees a new that has the number doctor medicine approved both and relieve. it works in as as 15 and lasts new zantac 3 60. at the only of wealth that matters is yours. it can be a smaller, but a bigger nest egg. a goal to work towards. or the freedom to walk away. w my name is on the front. but... i am more p

so what was the actual dispute in bonta? at in bonta? kamala harris was attorney general and she began to mandate charities and other non-profits submit to the states copies of their scheduled the mac that they submit to the irs that includes the name of your large donors. of course california's were a lot of money in the country is in new york either way followed suit so prettyso soon charities that were not disclosing their donors to the tourneys generals of new york and california could not solicit in those states the two wealthy estates in the country and a place for youou fd a great number of large donors. this was eventually challenge by americans for prosperity foundation and the thomas more legal center and these two organizations. one in a trial court in the 9th circuitt and eventually brought the claim to the supreme court. the argument was they have a rightes to keep their donors private unless the state has the need for the organization of groups conceded that if the state were really investigating them for fraud or something

. >> 4 is your local election headquarters mia bonta is now officially an east bay state assemblywomane was sworn in as assemblywoman for the 18th district this morning. she is now representing oakland alameda and san leandro botta says that she has always been someone who looks to serve with purpose and over the years she says she's taken on many roles to do that. she says in her new role, she will continue to be an advocate for students and families while also staying focus on the most urgent needs of her constituents. >> so that you get rain. i want to ensure that this couple, state legislature is focused on that. extending the eviction moratorium was something that i hope that we will get to consider and ensure that we can just be strong absolutely criminal justice reform. an extension of the work that was started by the former assembly member who is also my partner in life and partners services on subway to be a critical priority for me as well. >> bonta is filling the seat that once belonged to her husband, former east bay assemblyman and current california attorney general rob o

and, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome attorney general rob bonta. >> well, thank you all for beingday and thank you mayor breed for your very kind remarks. thank you for your leadership, for seeing and valuing and fighting for all of the beautifully diverse communities right here in san francisco as we talked about inside. san francisco has been a leader, a model, has often and so consistently demonstrated policies and approaches that lift people up and make our community stronger and has often been a place where the state of california has scaled up those policies that have started right here in san francisco. so i'm thankful and proudtor here in san francisco today with mayor breed, chief scott, and all of the great community leaders that you'll hear from today, that you'll hear from momentarily. and to talk about how we move forward and i was very inspired and i'm leaving very hopeful and optimistic about our shared future, our common future and our common commitment to addressing the epidemic of hate crimes. that spike in hate incidents that have impacted so many communities. n

if found guilty, he faces up to a year in jail and a $10,000 fine, mia bonta declared victory today as she widened her lead in the race for the state assembly seat representing the east bay officials say there are still at least 13,000 ballots to be counted. labonte captured about 56% of the vote for the seat previously previously held by her husband, rob bonta, who is now the state attorney general. her opponent, attorney janani ramesh chandra, and has about 44% of the vote. so far, ramachandran has not conceded in the election that was held on tuesday. coming up nasa's bottle rock music festival is this weekend and there will be thousands of people in attendance. the advice from doctors if you're planning to go, and i'm keeping an eye on the weather, we're looking for warm up as we head towards the weekend. also going to let you know about what you can see here behind me, which is, uh, an earthquake in u. k a 3.8. we'll talk about that, too. more than two dozen people are dead after the remnants of what was hurricane ida slammed into the northeast yesterday. i'm brian dennis in queen

mia bonta is now officially an east bay state assemblywoman. she was sworn in as assemblywoman of the 18th district. this morning now representing oakland, alameda and san leandro. bonta says she's always been someone who looks to surf with purpose and over the years she's taken on many roles to do just that. she says in her new role, she'll continue to be an advocate for students and families while also staying focused on the most urgent needs of her constituents. >> so that you get i want to ensure that this couple, state legislature is focused on that. extending the eviction moratorium was something that i hope that we will get to consider. all right. and ensure that we can just be strong absolutely criminal justice reform. an extension of the work that was started by the former assembly member who is also my partner life and partners services on subway to be a critical priority for me as well. >> montana is the wife of former east bay assemblyman and current california attorney general rob bonta. now to our coronavirus coverage this afterno

she's replacing her husband rob bonta who is now the state attorney general as an assembly member ofa is promising to fight for housing affordability. to fight climate change and to fight for criminal justice reform bonta swearing in means that women now make up nearly a third of the california legislature. thirty nine of the state's one hundred twenty lawmakers are women the advocacy group close the gap california says that's up 11% from four years ago. and is an all time record for the state amc theaters are record breaking attendance this holiday weekend more than two million people went to the movies between september second and fifth. that marks the highest number of admissions for labor day weekend in the company's history and it is the first time since the start of the pandemic that a weekend in twenty twenty one has outpaced the same weekend from twenty nineteen. amc ceo says shang chi and the legend of ten rings was the main driver of foot traffic. apple may be getting ready to introduce its latest iphone the company sent out these invitations to members of the media today f

congressman and current california attorney general rob bonta. in battle, san francisco school board member alison collins has dropped to 87 million dollar lawsuit against the school district and 5 fellow board members collins handed in the paperwork today to voluntarily dismiss all of the claims against the defendants. she filed a lawsuit back in march. then she was claiming that her colleagues and the school district violated her free speech rights when they voted to strip her of her vice presidency over tweets. she posted back in 2016 about asian-americans the fight over abortion rights is not just happening here in the u.s. but across the border in mexico, too. but. >> unlike the u.s. the supreme court of mexico. the second largest catholic country in the world ruled that it's unconstitutional to penalize anyone getting an abortion. the court ruled unanimously today and with the chief justice called a quote, historic day for the rights of all mexican women now, legal experts in the country say they expect this to have a ripple effect across t

bonta holds just more than 56% of the vote. alameda county has not made the results official, but 100% of precincts are reporting. this win means she'll succeed. her husband rob bonta, who was appointed by governor gavin newsom has the state attorneys general, the 18th district represents a little more than 500,000 people across much of oakland and all of san leandro and the city of alameda. >> the gubernatorial recall effort is headed for a landslide defeat. at least that's what a new poll is suggesting the survey from the public policy institute of california found 58% of likely voters say they would vote no on the recall just 39% of the respondents said that they would vote yes. among those voting to replace the governor if he is recalled. is republican. larry elder. he leads was 26%. that's a full 21 points ahead of the next contender. former san diego mayor kevin faulconer mean well, election security experts are calling for a rigorous audit of our state's recall election. this is the first election since the my pillow ceo

presentador de tv elder 27% >> los votantes han elegido sustituvo para representante del distrito 18 bonta tendrá posibilidad de presentarse a reeleccion el año que viene >> vamos a temas de inmigración hablamos del largo recorrido que vivió una madre para reunirse con su hijo, después de estar detenida en méxico, llegó a boston >> 5 mil millas tuvo que recorrer daniela para llegar a estados unidos. huyendo de la violencia de su pareja >> él me dijo que quería regresar conmigo, si no regresaba con él me iba a matar. >> daniela decidió comenzar un duro camino con su hijo de un año. un camino se que convirtió en pesadilla. >> un hombre que iba con ella, desapareció. >> deja al niño tirado me decía, preocúpate por ti. >> llegó el pasado julio, fue detenida junto a su hijo. tras ser liberada tomó camino a massachussetts >> mi esperanza es trabajar, y ayudar a mi familia. >> estos casos son pan de cada día dice esta representante de () >>cada día salen personas de guatemala el salvador honduras >> policías y militares no están ahí para proteger los derechos de los centroamericanos, sino deporta

she replacing husband, bonta, is now state attorney, as an assembly, mia bonta to fight housing, climate and criminal justice reforms. in an is underway what caused fire that was responding a brushfire to overturn sky. was as emergency crews to get the fire up at the intersection ohara in cyprus, the east contra costa department the driver taken to hospital minor injuries. no other were involved. crew was called the scene of fuel was from truck into a storm drain. we are new details about a deadly crash claimed the life a grandmother contra costa over the weekend. it happened about 10 sunday night discovery bay near willow road. investigators the victim identified 72 old ophelia and eight year old grandson trying to back golf out the garage. they say the little then accelerated golf cart full in hitting contreras. she died from injuries. pronounced at the. police in are a deadly that the life one man injured. it happened after o'clock night on cambridge at fern boulevard. witnesses at least of the was speeding blew a stop. ktvu andre it tonight, old, the vehicle blew through the stop hit

and, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome attorney general rob bonta. >> well, thank you all for beingand thank you mayor breed for your very kind remarks. thank you for your leadership, for seeing and valuing and fighting for all of the beautifully diverse communities right here in san francisco as we talked about inside. san francisco has been a leader, a model, has often and so consistently demonstrated policies and approaches that lift people up and make our community stronger and has often been a place where the state of california has scaled up those policies that have started right here in san francisco. so i'm thankful and proudtor here in san francisco today with mayor breed, chief scott, and all of the great community leaders that you'll hear from today, that you'll hear from momentarily. and to talk about how we move forward and i was very inspired and i'm leaving very hopeful and optimistic about our shared future, our common future and our common commitment to addressing the epidemic of hate crimes. that spike in hate incidents that have impacted so many communities. no co

she is replacing husband, bonta, is now the state general, as assembly, mia bonta to fight for housingcriminal justice reform. now to afghanistan. a visit qatar, secretary state anthony said 100 are stuck afghanistan. this comes lawmakers demanding information the afghan who already in the united. fox madeline is in washington tonight with our report. as u. s to evacuate still afghanistan, relying the taliban make sure can out. said they will people travel freely. we hold them to permit him. we allow anyone travel who passport, and a flight ticket. some have doubts, even the u. denies that taliban blocked americans leaving mazar e sharif airport. in order make. i real concerns questions about i asked taliban us doing they're going to do they to do the taliban has interim announcing several in an acting tuesday, the white says no rush recognition world be watching united included and they will watching they for citizens and of countries depart. meanwhile, one lawmaker is voice and can about the refugee vetting process. we know they did afghanistan. were they doing afghanistan? individua

and, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome attorney general rob bonta. >> well, thank you all for beingr breed for your very kind remarks. thank you for your leadership, for seeing and valuing and fighting for all of the beautifully diverse communities right here in san francisco as we talked about inside. san francisco has been a leader, a model, has often and so consistently demonstrated policies and approaches that lift people up and make our community stronger and has often been a place where the state of california has scaled up those policies that have started right here in san francisco. so i'm thankful and proudtor here in san francisco today with mayor breed, chief scott, and all of the great community leaders that you'll hear from today, that you'll hear from momentarily. and to talk about how we move forward and i was very inspired and i'm leaving very hopeful and optimistic about our shared future, our common future and our common commitment to addressing the epidemic of hate crimes. that spike in hate incidents that have impacted so many communities. no community is immune

the alameda school board member mia bonta won with 55%. it was a special run-.on for state assembly number. her husband was appointed california's attorney general. she will finish her husband's term and get a chance for re-election. >>> covid cases in schools are rising. should there be more covid tests at school? not everyone thinks so. >>> trying to impress on gang nobody's put down their guns and not shoot. >>> and it's cooling >>> breaking news out of texas an hour ago, a law banning most abortions went into effect in that state. because the supreme court did not stop it. abortion providers and pro-choice advocates including planned parenthood had asked the supreme court to temporarily block the enforcement of the law which bans most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. opponents believe the law essentially overturns roe versus wade. >>> the board of supervisors approved a vote of no confidence in sheriff sherry smith. they called on her to resign calling gross mismanagement and a pattern of abuse in the county jails. the supervisors cited many of the sa

bonta plans to hold 13 discussions like this one all across the state on the subject.e says he wants to develop strategies to address the problem and improve law enforcement response. no community is immune. as we know, we certainly are well aware of the huge increases in a p a anti ap i hate violence and hate crimes, but our black community our latino community are sikh community. muslim community jewish community are lgbtq community, our community disability community have all suffered. last year, california experienced and alarming 31% overall increase in reported hate crimes. things are about to change in berkeley with new covid mandates going into effect tomorrow. coming up here on the floor, we'll talk live with berkeley's mayor about what everyone will need to do before entering some businesses. president biden announcing new vaccine mandates and his latest plan to combat the coronavirus, some more in blanchard in washington, more on who he's your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on, on the ins

that's the message today from attorney general rob bonta. he met with oakland mayor schaaf shaff and other leaders looking for better ways to prevent hate crimes across the state, we're seeing so many here in the bay area. his office recorded a 31% increase in hate crimes just last year. today these leaders discussed providing violence prevention strategies, services for different cultures, and victim-centered solutions. >> we have suffered, and we have suffered mightily. we have seen the pain. many of us have personally felt the pain. for many of us, hate crimes and hate violence the personal. >> he said there's no cure-all, but there are ways to make progress. >>> while we've all heard about the fight for social justice recently, it's been so much in the headlines, but it's been ca. in the south bay a group of women during what was called the chicana movement are still fighting today. during this hispanic heritage month, damian trujillo sat down with two pioneers who helped blaze that trail. >> reporter: they carry on with that sweet, gent

you might remember when governor newsom appointed, rob bonta, who is married to me about the to the positionof state attorney general. >> switching now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at the transamerica building near downtown san francisco and brea says standing by with the forecast yeah, certainly tracking a lot of high clouds overhead along the bay area coastline starting to make its way across the bay into the east bay shoreline. but. >> fortunately not seeing any dense low clouds and fog to impact your commute. if you are heading home this evening. let's take a look right now at radar for thick fog bank out there along the coast. and we're going to notice temperatures out there along the immediate coastline in the mid to upper 50's with pacifica currently at 57 degrees. cnn's sal mo 59 degrees and low to mid 60's. as you start to make their way inland san jose, though, one of them all the cities out there right now at 73 degrees in livermore barely in the low 70's. but widespread low to mid and upper 60's as you head into the north bay napa 64 degrees and petaluma degr

today in san francisco, rob bonta launched the first of 13 roundtables around the state focused on stopping the hate. he called it alarming that in san francisco anti-asian hate crimes increased by 100%. he is the first filipino american in california state legislature and said too many minorities are asking themselves if they could be next. >>> some angry people in the south south bay gathered today to give pg&e and earful about repeated power outages in their community. robert handa first broke the story of their dilemma and has pg&e's explanation. >> this group came a long way to protest at pg&e's doorstep and to let the utility know they don't like the choices they've been given. >> power to the people. >> reporter: the 50 or so protests, all residents of the santa cruz mountains assembled at the pg&e san jose offices which are closed to the public during the pandemic. organizers say the lack of access is appropriate because pg&e has ignored their complaints. >> we feel they're giving us no choice. they're saying either we can have power or safety, but we can't have both. we disagree. t

attorney general rob bonta joined a coalition of 24 state attorneys general in support of a federal lawsuitenate bill 8, which bans nearly all forms of abortions in texas, even in cases of rape incest and fetal abnormalities sponsor releasing a statement saying. reproductive freedom is about choice. the choice of an individual in consultation with a healthcare professional to decide what is best for their body and future state laws that prohibit a person from deciding whether to terminate a pregnancy before viability are unmistakably unconstitutional and cannot be allowed to stand. meanwhile, sales for ceo marc benioff us says that the company will help employees move out of texas if they so choose after the strict abortion law passed that many off tweeted the news saying, quote, ohana if you want to move will help you exit. texas ohana is a hawaiian word that encompasses blood and accepted family. it was not immediately clear whether any employees had requested to move out attacks. time is out with the annual list of its 100 most influential people, some notable names include prince harry

mayor london breed and attorney general rob bonta discuss the surge in violence against the asian american community here. >> to address hate crimes at their core. we need buy in from local community support from law enforcement and a commitment from all levels of government. >> the whistles are now available at alton sfpd district stations. in the south bay and infant is alive. all thanks to a mountain view police officer of the baby was choking outside of in and out on rinsed off avenue on monday night. this is a picture from the mountain view police department. officer garcia was across the street when he saw what was happening in iran over grabbed the baby and form c p r for several minutes. eventually the baby started breathing and was taken to the hospital to get checked out. he's now back home. the police chief says, quote, i'm so proud of the quick actions that were taken help this little is mountain. the resident. it's a good feeling to know we have someone like officer garcia ever ready to help. our community and the time of need. the extreme heat is contributing to california's

lisa bonta sumii is a sports psychologist.just like physical— skills training. it'sjust like physical skills training, you have to put— physical skills training, you have to put the — physical skills training, you have to put the work in and know what our skill programme is to train. so, there _ skill programme is to train. so, there are — skill programme is to train. so, there are several skills i like to train _ there are several skills i like to train my— there are several skills i like to train my athletes on. imagery, which is different _ train my athletes on. imagery, which is different than visualisation. imagery— is different than visualisation. imagery takes an all the senses, not 'ust imagery takes an all the senses, not just the _ imagery takes an all the senses, not just the vision, to imagine yourself in that— just the vision, to imagine yourself in that moment, and then you write a script— in that moment, and then you write a script for— in that moment, and then you write a script for that and train on it by eith

well, earlier i spoke to lisa bonta sumii, a sports psychologist who helps connect athletes to mental to learn what our skill level is to train. there are several skills i like to train the athletes on. imagery, different from visualisation, takes in all the senses, notjust your visualisation, takes in all the senses, not just your vision, visualisation, takes in all the senses, notjust your vision, to imagine yourself in that moment and then writing a script for that, and train it by reading it readily or recording themselves and listening to themselves regularly. so it adjusts the brain. 0ur brain is naturally going to go to the negative, the times we made mistakes, the times when we didn't do well and that can stay with us. if we can image it and train our brain to see that, to experience it, to feel it, to touch it, to feel in our bodies, to smell it, the brain doesn't know the difference between mental skills training and physical skills training. if you can train your mind, the brain is like, she's working out, she's training. it's really remarkable. i don't think people really

and, ladies and gentlemen, please welcome attorney general rob bonta. >> well, thank you all for beingk you mayor breed for your very kind remarks. thank you for your leadership, for seeing and valuing and fighting for all of the beautifully diverse communities right here in san francisco as we talked about inside. san francisco has been a leader, a model, has often and so consistently demonstrated policies and approaches that lift people up and make our community stronger and has often been a place where the state of california has scaled up those policies that have started right here in san francisco. so i'm thankful and proudtor here in san francisco today with mayor breed, chief scott, and all of the great community leaders that you'll hear from today, that you'll hear from momentarily. and to talk about how we move forward and i was very inspired and i'm leaving very hopeful and optimistic about our shared future, our common future and our common commitment to addressing the epidemic of hate crimes. that spike in hate incidents that have impacted so many communities. no community

. >>> and then attorney general rob bonta is meeting today at visitation valley, and they plan to hold a series of themed meetings across california to combat hate crimes in chinatown. >> changes are being made, and retired police officers patrolling tourists areas in chinatown, and new security cameras going up, and some neighbors who felt vulnerable are applauding those changes. >> as we slowly try to heal, it's events like this that gives us hope. >> and then discussing the rides and -- the rise in hate crimes and how to combat them. >>> the cache fire in clearlake destroyed more than 100 structures last month. the cause of the fire has not yet been determined. >>> property owners in the north bay have more time to remove dead trees. the deadline has been extended. pga -- pg&e said people have a couple more weeks to remove the trees. >>> well, let's take a look outside and the bay bridge this morning, it's clear out there. i know one of our concerns is dry lightning that may be coming. we'll talk about trafic in a minute, but let's start with kari. >>> we have a couple reports on tw

that's rob bonta, the california attorney general gavin newsome tweeted tonight.fornia voted no on the recall. and yes to science women's rights, immigrant rights. the minimum wage. the environment, our suture, we rejected cynicism and bigotry and chose hope and progress. >> so we did hear from a couple of the other recall candidates tonight from john and kevin faulconer and certainly a suggestion that they both plan to stay in the political game yeah. we want though. we want to hear from the big guy what we do that we're going to check in with our inside bay area, politics panel, catherine heenan standing by with that. catherine. yeah. back with a michael yaki and jonathan madison. david mckeown. all right. we all heard the governor a little while ago. >> what was going through your mind. i mean, michael, it was a few weeks ago when polls suggested newsome should worry. so what happened is this mostly the larry elder factor. >> well, i think it it was a lot of it was larry elder factor but was also about the fact that what, larry only represent the fact that ther

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mayor london breed and attorney general rob bonta discussed the surge of violence against asian americans to address hate crimes at their core. we need buy in from local community support from law enforcement and a commitment from all levels of government. >> yeah, the whistles are now available at all. 10 sfpd district stations. >> it's 8.35, and tomorrow marks 20 years since the 9.11 terror attacks on that day. thousands a first responder sprung into action in the small town of shanksville pennsylvania. yeah. when they got that call, they headed out to the field. >> and as we know that plan is headed to san francisco and those first responders found out later that those aboard sacrifice their own lives to stop those terrorists from reaching our nation's capital maggie smolka has more on flight 93. >> it's estimated nearly 100,000 emergency workers and cleanup crews were exposed to dangerous cancer causing materials on the days and weeks that followed after 9.11, we spoke with one connecticut man who says he spent the last 20 years trying to help those workers. >> we know they're in heav

state attorney general rob bonta held his first in a series of round table discussions today on hateok place in san francisco's visitation valley neighborhood battle was joined by mayor london breed police chief bill scott and other city and community leaders bought a plans to hold 13 discussions like this across the state on the subject of hate crimes. he says that he wants to develop strategies to address the problem and improve law enforcement response. this right? no community is immune. as we know, we certainly are well aware of the huge increases in a p a anti ap i hate violence and hate crimes, but our black community our latino community are sikh community. muslim community jewish community are lgbtq community, our community disability community have all suffered last year, california experienced a 30. the 1% increase in reported hate crimes. but today we learn more details about president biden's upcoming trip to california next week, according to the white house. he is scheduled to travel to sacramento on monday to discuss the state's damaging wildfires, and that he will go

good afternoon, california attorney general rob bonta called these new laws and inflection point for the state, the governor said. despite this new legislation, there's still lots of work to do. governor newsome signed a package of police reform bills in l, a county aimed at accountability and transparency most notable among the eight new laws sp two, which creates a de certification process to keep officers with serious misconduct records from getting hired at other departments. there's 46 other states. 46 other states that have established foundational laws to address that issue. why is it so hard? to do the right thing. sb two will end the cycle of what i said at the wash, rent and repeat cycle of police misconduct and ensure all officers in california are held to the same fear and appropriate standards. law enforcement unions largely support a decertification process but opposed the way sp two is crafted. specifically an advisory board made up of six community members into police representatives. we were trying to make a program that would have been fair, equitable and provided a