. >> joe sandberg. entrepreneur, antipoverty activist by the living wage act of 2022. thing so much for your time. we will be right back. with the i team reporter who has a preview of >> welcome back appeared abc 7 originals is debuting a new documentary, jfk unsolved, the real conspiracies. it is available wherever you stream. the film is based on a new book by a world renowned assassination researcher from marin county that comes to the conclusion president kennedy died in crossfire. let's take a look at the trailer. ♪ we know that. >> i thought those shots could have been coming from across the top of our head a. >> that is when i started to run. >> something this big can happen and the government may not tell you the truth about it. >> it may be too late for justice. it is never too late for the truth. we need the truth. >> there were three loud reverberating explosions. suddenly the secret service men sprang into action. >> government sources now confirm president kennedy is dead. >> i team reporter dan noyes joins us to talk about the findings of the marin county

joe sandberg spearheading the living wage act of 2022 sandberg, an investor and antipoverty activists says that he will finance the push to get the bill on the november ballot that would raise the minimum wage in california to $18 an hour by 2026 sandberg told the la times that if you work full time, you should be able to live with financial security. and that's not possible in california in january. the state minimum wage will increase to $15 an hour for large businesses and for all businesses by 2023. >> the trump era migrant policy known as remain in mexico. resumed enforcement today. it requires migrants to stay in mexico as they await immigration hearings. the biden administration ended the policy but then lawsuits pie, texas and missouri forced to back into effect as long as mexico agreed, which it did for now at least the scope of the program has just been broadened citizens of all other countries in the western hemisphere can now be sent back to their home nations until now that rule only applied to spanish speakers and there's talk of providing secure shelters for people in t

joe sandberg is sponsoring this and it could show up on the 2022 ballot.nt to $18 an hour as soon as 2025. he says the cost of living has left workers unareggie: amazon t services have recovered after a server outage that caused a lot of problems yesterday for all kinds of things like alexa, disney plus, and more. the outage caused slow loading times and failures for other services. amazon hosts a significant chunk of the internet. people started reporting problems yesterday morning and things were back online around 3:00. the company did not give a reason for the outage. kumasi: some drivers can now play video games while their car is in motion. tesla recently added the feature to its cars. users have to press a button that says i am a passenger. the new disney junior service launches at disneyland in anaheim. reggie: this replaces the fast pass and max pass line cutting options. it is divided into three parts. the free genie option gives you advice about planning your day but doesn't give you access to rides. for that, you need to pay to jeannie plus, $2

joe sandberg is spearheading the living wage act of 2022 sandberg is an investor, an antipoverty activiste push to get the bill on the november ballot raising the minimum wage. $18 an hour by the year 2026 sandberg told the la times, if you work full time, you should be able to live with financial security and that's simply not possible here in california in january state minimum wage will increased to $15 per hour for large businesses and for all businesses by 2023. well, target stores may have been closed on thanksgiving, but the store says it's extending hours in the days leading up to christmas starting yesterday. most stores will open at 07:00am and not close until midnight. and that's going to be the standard through december 23rd a target spokesperson says this allows guests more time to shop in store or use the same day pickup options during the final weeks of the holiday season. no word, though, on how this affects the target stores in san francisco that are still closing very early. do too. robberies that happened at those stores. still ahead, a man in italy is in big trouble af

joe sandberg is spearheading the living wage act of 2022 samberg, an investor, an antipoverty activistsh to get the bill on the november ballot raising the minimum wage to $18 an hour by 2026 sanford told the la times that if you work full time, you should be able to live with financial security. and that is not possible in california right now in january state minimum wage to will go to $15 per hour for large businesses and it will go to 15 for all businesses by 2023 i finally some good news here gas prices. they have gone down for the first time in months. >> the average cost for a gallon of regular. that's dropped to 4.70. it's the first time in about 3 months. the prices have actually gone down. but the bay area. yeah, sure. it's to as one of the most expensive in the country. and here's a look at local gas prices. san francisco average cost for a gallon of regular for 90 alameda county, santa clara county, the prices for 78 north bay. brown county. that is for 84 per gallon. good down to 4.90. >> target is extending hours in the days leading up to christmas. now, most stores going