. >>> alex padilla, california secretary of state, said the state will appeal a federal judge ordered to block a law that forces presidential candidates to release their personal income tax returns. that law is meant to apply to all candidates beginning in 2020 including president trump's who has refused to release his tax returns. a judge yesterday finalized a ruling that block the new california law and said it likely violates the u.s. constitution. according to a recent poll by uc berkeley, 67% of those surveyed said they support the tax returns law . >>> a new report says facebook ceo mark zuckerberg promised to fight to the efforts to break up facebook. the burj posted audio of zuckerberg telling employees in july that it would challenge any such effort by the government. he specifically mentioned democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren. warren responded yesterday on twitter saying , quote, imagine facebook and instagram trying to outdo each other to protect your privacy and keep misinformation out of your feed , instead of working together to sell your data, inundate

. >> secretary of state alex padilla's office responded by saying the plaintiff's claim they're protectings is nothing more than an understood handed attempt to bring their voter suppression playbook to california. >>> the deadline for getting a real i.d. is one year from today and will need either a real i. dchl or passport to gethrou.gh we have details on this new rule. >> reporter: come october 1st next year, getting on a simple domestic flight will take more than just a driver'sseenic .you're going to need one of these. a real i.d. that's the fed's fancy naum for a more secure i.d. card. >> they know who i am already. they have my i. dchlt and social security number. >> here's the problem. a huge chunk of people are not ready for this real i.d. thing. a survey found that nearly 40%e i.d. and 57% don't even know about the real i. dchl deadline next year. >> i have a california driver's license. i don't know about a real i.d. >> to make matters worse to get a real i.d. is pretty tricky. not only do you need to be squeezed in, but you have to bring all kinds of proof to say who you say yo

secretary of state alex padilla says that he will appeal that ruling saying the law is fundamental tocan democracy. the gilroy police department hosted its national night out in downtown gilroy last night, the annual event was postponed following this year's shooting at the garlic festival. it's a night focused on community building and their goal is to create partnerships between local residents, businesses and the police. >>i think the series particularly special hearing right of the events that to our community went through. in july. we have you know this turn now is. people coming together to support each other and to support police department. >>the police chief also says that he's proud of the community for all the support they've seen since the shooting. >>counties outrage after he says his 12 year-old daughter was shown pornographic images, middle school. it was part of a documentary called the man ask you live in directed by governor newsom's partner. jennifer siebel newsome it is meant to be a thought provoking documentary about toxic masculinity and was recently shown 2 mid

>>will suit alleges that secretary of state alex padilla and the head of the dmv are violated the national voter registration act. the lawsuit is seeking that a judge ruled that the state agencies use that data in their possession to determine voter citizenship. >>in a statement, the secretary of state responded in part by saying this lawsuit is a fundamental misrepresentation of the national voter registration act the plaintiffs claim they are protecting voters. but this is nothing more than an underhanded attempt to bring their voter suppression playbook to california. >>a lawyer filing this lawsuit. other suits on behalf of the trump administration before but she says she does not expect this matter to be resolved. before the 2020 presidential election. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>off-duty officer, i thought it my apartment and i think in that he would. >>it took almost a year to get it right well, but less than a day to reach a verdict for the former police officer who murdered her neighbors after days of emotional testimony of former dallas police officer was found guilty. >>even tho

secretary of state alex padilla said that he will appeal that ruling he sells he says that the law is is fundamental to preserving and protests acting american democracy. house in the east a town all discussion about that impeachment inquiry will have the latest coming up after the break and before we go we want to take a little peek outside we're checking back in on the golden gate bridge. if you haven't stepped outside or opened up that window, you may not know that it has come outside this morning, we're looking at 38 degrees right now the north bay that's and napa 42 in santa rosa. 41 in half moon bay, 56 in redwood city little warmer in antioch at 52 degrees and 53 right now in fremont to make sure you grab a jacket before you head out austravel tracking your forecast and he says it's going to warm up as we head into the afternoon. we're looking at mild temperatures in the 70's to get specific for your city and the hollywood minute stick around we'll be right back. >>to the kron 00:04am morning news and thanks for waking up with us this time to check your entertainment headlines.

problems that led to discrepancies in voter registrations the suit alleges that secretary of state alex padilla and the head of the dmv are violated the national voter registration act. >>the lawsuit is seeking that a judge ruled that the state agencies use that data in their possession to determine voter citizenship or you have state were you doing to comply federal law. the state has told we're not doing anything to verify citizenship. we are going something to verify felons daughters, we are doing something to verify non what gets. >>and people who moved where is simply ignoring this part of the statute that states position in a statement, the secretary of state responded in part by saying. >>this lawsuit is a fundamental misrepresentation of the national voter registration act the plaintiffs claim they are protecting voters. but this is nothing more than an underhanded attempt to bring their voter suppression playbook to california. >>the lawyer filing this lawsuit. filed other suits on behalf of the trump administration before but she says she does not expect this matter to be resolved. be

today he filed a lawsuit against california secretary of state alex padilla.'s accusing him of adding people to the voting rolls without adequately verifying their citizenship. padilla quickly fired back saying the lawsuit is nothing more than an underhanded attempt to brip their voter suppression playbook to california. >>> a hayward man will bancisco. the fbi says this surveillance video shows edward pong taping bundles of cash to a drawer in a bay area hotel. investigators say another secret agent then took the cash and left an sd card with information. pong then handed that card over to china. the entire time the fbi was in on it. >>> officially in trouble with the law. four football players at gilroy high school cited for sexual battery. nbc bay area first broke this story last night about accusations of sex assault in the locker room after practice last week. the four players are accused of assaulting one of their teammates. that student notified school administrators, who called police. the names of the students are being withheld because they are minor

el secretario alex padilla dijo que va a apelar la decisiÓn.ana. la inmigraciÓn es un tema que ha dominado durante el gobierno de donald trump, y su decisiÓn de llevar a cabo deportaciones y mediadas de personas que no pueden demostrar que vivido en el paÍs durante dos aÑos, ha causado impacto. de esto hablÓ claudia con la abogada . claudia: esta semana nuevamente han ocurrido varios cambios sobre las leyes migratorias que podrÍan afectar a la comunidad inmigrante. sin embargo, tambiÉn hay buenas noticias. una jueza federal detuvo el programa de deportaciones express anunciado por el gobierno del presidente donald trump en julio, propinÁndole otro duro golpe al mandatario en sus esfuerzos por implementar la polÍtica migratoria de tolerancia cero. hay nuevos reportes de que la meditaciÓn del presidente ha empezado a ordenar a que los patrocinadores de inmigrantes reembolsen al gobierno federal, si estos estÁn usando fondos pÚblicos. para hablar de estos temas, nos acompaÑa la abogada noemÍ ramírez . abogada, gracias por estar con nosotros. comen

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secretary of state alex padilla though says he will appeal that ruling.s the law is fundamental to preserving and protecting american democracy. 3 still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news police in gilroy are investigating an incident involving a high school football team. >>the schools being tight lipped about what happened we'll tell you what we know so far plus the gilroy community coming out to celebrate its police. this months after the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. >>welcome back 8.46 on this wednesday morning, it's been in chile. calm but also quite clear morning so far with no cloud cover nor fogg out into the distance from timber on so the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge both free of it as you are making those maybe late drives into work this morning as for skies, the rest of the day they're going to remain icing clears high pressure has built up across the region. tomorrow, this area of low pressure your point right behind me there is going jump that high pressure just enough the daytime highs are just going to be subtly

. >> secretary of state alex padilla said ella peel the judge's ruling. he added the law is to preserve and protect democracy. >>> we're joined by jackie spear. a lot to talk about. thanks for coming in. >> sure. good to be with you. >> let's start with the news of the day and obviously the president is irritated with the leadership in the state of california. what does this mean as we go forward given what seems like the ever-present threat of federal funds being withheld from a variety of projects? >> there's a pattern with the abuse that the president levels against california. withholding gas tax money now,g we should have dirtier air because he doesn't want to have a california-only car. in erms it of auto emissions. now the most recent one about our homelessness here in san francisco. part of it is to try and poke at gavin newsom, our governor, the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. the chair of the intelligence committee, adam schiff. so it's all designed with a purpose in mind. it's very unpresidential. it violates lots of laws that you are suppo

viewers f the democrats are probably going to include our secretary of state on the democrat side, alex padillaebodyto republicans, including myself have sued so far this year. it's meant to be a highly contested seat. >> laura: versus mike garcia or the other gal. >> here's what we have to be honest about it. he is on record -- >> laura: no one is endorsing papadopoulos. panel, we got to go. he's not somebody that harmeetl, is pushing, clearly. panel, thank you. an honest admission from a legendary journalist, next. can match the power of energizer. because energizer ultimate lithium is the longest lasting aa battery in the world. [confetti cannon popping] energizer. backed by science. matched by no one. .. - do you have a box of video tapes, film reels, or photos, that are degrading? legacybox professionally converts them to dvds, thumb drive, or the cloud. legacybox is simple and safe, with over half a million satisfied customers. visit legacybox.com today, and get 40% off. >> they still don't have what you would call the goods on this president in terms of breaking the law and being an impe

. >> secretary of state alex padilla's office responded by saying that the plaintiffs claim they arehis is nothing more than an underhanded attempt to bring their voter suppression playbook to california. >>> banksy is launchi ining his shop in london in response to a dispute ver a trademark. >> banksy shared these pictures saying the store will never open its doors and all sales will be online. banksy said that greeting card companies are trying to seize legal custody of the name banksy and he was advised to sell his own merchandise to try to stop them. what did you say they had there? >> so, you know how you see like a bear rug or something or a zebra rug? he has a tony the tiger rug. >> what? >> r.i.p. tony the tiger. >> that's not ggggreat. just saying. >> somehow, i didn't see that coming. >> you didn't? i figured you would have said it. >> i know it. are you in my head. >> always, at all times. >> snap, crackle, pop. >> that's rice krispies. >> still a part of the family. >> it's beautiful by this afternoon. a lot of sunshine. live doppler 7 is coming up clear. east bay hills c

problems that led to discrepancies in voter registrations the suit alleges that secretary of state alex padilla and the head of the dmv are violated the national voter registration act. >>the lawsuit is seeking that a judge ruled that the state agencies use that data in their possession to determine voter citizenship or you have state were you doing. >>to comply federal law the state of totals were not doing anything to verify citizenship. we are going something to verify felons daughters, we are doing something to verify non with kids and people who moved where is simply ignoring this part of the statute that states position in a statement, the secretary of state responded in part by saying. >>this lawsuit is a fundamental misrepresentation of the national voter registration act the plaintiffs claim they are protecting voters. but this is nothing more than an underhanded attempt to bring their voter suppression playbook to california. >>a lawyer filing this lawsuit filed other suits on behalf of the trump administration before but she say she does not expect this matter to be resolved.efore th

problems that led to discrepancies in voter registrations the suit alleges that secretary of state alex padilla and the head of the dmv are violated the national voter registration act. >>the lawsuit is seeking that a judge ruled that the state agencies use that data in their possession to determine voter citizenship or have state were doing. >>to coly federal law the state of totals were not doing anything to verify citizenship. we are done something to verify felons daughters. we are doing something to verify non with kids and people who moved where is simply ignoring this part of the statute that states position in a statement, the secretary of state responded in part by saying. >>this lawsuit is a fundamental misrepresentation of the national voter registration act the plaintiffs claim they are protecting voters. but this is nothing more than an underhanded attempt to bring their voter suppression playbook to california. >>a lawyer filing this lawsuit. and other suits on behalf of the trump administration before but she says she does not expect this matter to be resolved. befoie the 2020 pr

then a democrat -- democrats are discussing who could potentially replace her and alex padilla sourcesonsidering a possible run in that district. what are people within the district saying? here's what a sampling of them told us. >> it puts her seat at risk, i think, to be the most important thing. >> as long as she's doing what we hut per put her in office to that's all i care about. >> do you think this district flips back to the republicans? >> i hope so. i think so. >> we should say in her resignation letter, katie till did talk about fighting on, continuing a fight, and what she's referring to is fighting cyber exblowation. she's referring to a number of explicit photos that have been floating around. i've spoke on the people, gop operatives, who say they have seen these photos in chat rooms. some are saying there are as many as 700 screen grabs of explicit photos and personal text messages. so this certainly -- it's the disturbing notion of what potentially could come as long as she is a sitting congress welcome. jim, pom pppy? >> allegations of revenge porn, a bad divorce. thank

. >>> alex padilla, california secretary of state, says the state will appeal a federal judge order tock the law that forces presidential candidates to release their personal income the law p'who has refused to release his tax returns. a judge finalized a ruling yesterday that block of the new california law and set it likely violates the constitution. a recent poll by uc berkeley says 67% of those surveyed support the tax returns all . >>> a new report says facebook ceo mark zuckerberg promised to fight efforts to break up facebook. the verge posted audio of zuckerberg telling employees back in july that any efforts by the government to break up facebook would be challenged and he specifically mentioned democratic presidential candidate elizabeth warren. now, warren responded yesterday on twitter saying , quote, imagine facebook and instagram trying to outdo each other to protect your privacy and keep misinformation out of your feed. instead of working together to sell your data, inundate you with misinformation and undermine our election security. that's why we need to break up big t

secretary of state alex padilla says that he will appeal that ruling.says the law is fundamental to preserving and protecting american democracy. 05:18am. >>of the boat that caught fire and killed 34 people in southern california is suspending the entire fleet of boats. the truth aquatics company says it will dedicate all efforts to make sure that it's boats comply with all safety regulations work with the coast guard and national transportation safety bureau, authorities are still investigating the cause cars of the fire that killed those people most of whom were sleeping, they were all actually sleeping under the deck when it broke out. another big story that we're following at least 16 people have died now because of vaping-related illnesses nationwide and states are pushing to ban if not already banning the cigarettes reid binion has more. >>the cigarette sales really driven by these flavors. in regard to young people. >>ohio governor mike dewine calling for a ban on flavored e cigarettes and vapor products in following in the steps of new york and

alex padilla, "why are my taxes so expensive this year?" and he said "trump." i mean, my taxes that before trump was in office, i paid, like, $6,000 a year. all of a sudden, i am paying $16,000. my health care, because there are no subsidies, i am now paying, as a single person, $860. i am not even ever sick or anything. it is just paying about a month. now it is going up to $940, and that is all because of trump. before trump, i was being 400 $30, because we had subsidies from obama. so trump is horrible. has been horrible. he is a crook, he is a con man. host: all right, steve. i'm going to let you go and get some other viewpoints income including bc venice off of twitter. process shouldt not be affected." "trump is nottes interested in signing anything at all from which he does not personally profit. until he is out of office, the government will not function. " and a text message here that says "meaningful legislation will be nonexistent during the partisan impeachment inquiry." that is from larry from richmond, virginia. steve, that la