reportera: es la primera propuesta de alex padilla como senador. >> hablamos de 5 millones de personasindocumentados. california necesita esto. serÍa de gran importancia para nosotros y nuestras comunidades, nuestra economÍa agrÍcola, economÍa turÍstica, que depende del trabajador latino indocumentado. reportera: organizaciones comunitarias creen que es de suma importancia apoyar la iniciativa. >> tenemos que organizarnos la comunidad y los lÍderes locales. hay que buscar el apoyo de los representantes y del pueblo norteamericano. reportera: esta es una iniciativa de ley y no se dejen sorprender por personas que quieran aprovecharse. consulte la pÁgina en pantalla para mÁs informaciÓn. ramÓn: gracias. parece que este sÁbado tendrÁ vientos variables en la regiÓn. vamos con suheily. suheily: muy buenas noches. ya llega el fin de semana. temperaturas amanecerÁn en 42°. rÁfagas de 20 mph para el sÁbado al mediodÍa. las rÁfagas mÁs fuertes ocurrirÁn a las 2:00 de la tarde y cerca de san josÉ, santa elena. en la noche del sÁbado, los vientos van a disminuir. fin de semana variable. sÁbado ve

joining us is senator alex padilla. senator, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> senator despite the fact you have been a rising star for quite some time and you have been our secretary of state for six years, i still have a lot to learn when you were appointed senator to fill in kamala harris's seat. does that present bay area bias on my part? >> maybe. i think it's one of the beautiful parts about california. we don't just have the most -- in the nation we have the most diverse state our ethnic backgrounds, geographic differences. we all deserve a voice and leadership.? i can see you have great immigrant success story. your parents were undocumented, they met in l.a. he went to mit, your daughter's fn, and then you went to work as a aerospace engineer and then decided to make a left into politics. my dad worked there by the way. am i doing it right? >> yes it was a different trajectory for a career in public service. but let's not affect what proposition -- had for me hanging up the engineering de

tell us about senator alex padilla. what surprised you? >> not known as a dynamic personality, he is a very measured type of individual. he is a trained scientist. he went to mit, he was an aerospace engineer. he worked as a software programmer for a well. but he got very emotional on the podcast. the first person to break down emotionally, and cry a little bit on the podcast because when he talked about parents, they are mexican immigrants. he has lived there experience like no other member of the senate. he talked about waiting in line for them as they got their green card application, renewing their green cards. and he talked about his dad, and his dad, how he was a line cook for many years and how he lost his job. and so, she is going to be representing their story. and the stories of many other immigrants in california. like no other person could. kamalaarris of course her parents were also immigrants. they were academics. they were phd students. a different type of immigrant. and i thought it was an interesting, a different side of a

joining me now, california senator alex padilla who helped introduce the bill this week along with senatoradilla chairs the immigration subcommittee. senator, how do you see this plan squaring with what the president has promised and what is truly necessary to fix america's broken immigration system? >> good to see you again, alicia. we've taken step one in advancing immigration reform through this session of congress. historically, immigration reform has been a bipartisan issue. the last significant one, it's been far it looks, 1986, it was bipartisan. the last time a comprehensive measure was proved by the united states senate was in 2013. seems like decades ago, but only a few years ago, also on a bipartisan basis. clearly we're hoping for the same. i'm heartened that the first step is indeed a comprehensive measure, not a piecemeal measure. and now it's time for those discussions and negotiations to begin. >> when you talk about bipartisanship, where do you see an opportunity to bring republicans on board? >> look, i think all of the above. we've introduced a bill, and now it's time fo

. >>> incluso alex padilla comaprtó la poca presncia de ese día>y compara la poca presencia policiacalés) s. ( hablan en inglÉs( >>>los ex sargento de armas aseguraron no haber visto una alerta tnro del enviada por el fbi el dÍtoli previo al ataque alertaba que los extremistas planeaban una guerra dentro del capitoliao y o lo paso por la cadena de mando a poca participación de policías. >>> el aspecto político lo maneja cada líder de la >>> vemos que fue bastante buen policía dijo que tomó tiempo y vemos que estaba listo la g guardia nacional primera vez a las drigas. deb estÁ por primera vez preparado . >> preguntas que las respuestas . >>>> hasta el momento estÁademá senadores preparado con los senadore entra estar mejor preparados al futuro . s y > vemos que tiene que estar mejor preparados en caso de que enfrenten una situaciÓn similao estÁ preparado el presidente y vemos que estaba hospitalizado >>> así continúa interno el golfista después . >>> aquÍ interno según el alguacil sufrió y de dicen que se trata de un tobillo rotoque prácticamente sobrevivió y aquÍ en los Ángele que el

. >>> also on the immigration front, new california senator alex padilla will be the first latino chairman of the immigration committee sub committee. he will have power over some key decisions. >>> a rally today to denounce violence against the asian american community. we have a look at their message from san francisco. >> raise your hand if you felt anger, fear, or sorrow. >> they came together in san francisco in a response to recent violence. that elderly asian people have been the victim of. >> it's been heartbreaking to see the crime on social media, online and on videos. of our elders and our women. those that are most vulnerable, right? no one deserves to be hurt. >> the attacks have gained national attention. >> we know that something has to change. we have to come together to invest in communities and resources that ensure the safety not just for our asian americans, but for everyone. >> some say it is important to anti-black racism. >> when we talk about solutions -- >> yeah. >> her 84-year-old father died two weeks ago when he was pushed to the ground. people in different comm

>> and if our panel will pause, i want to bring in california freshman senator alex padilla, just appointed to five senate committees including budget, judiciary, and homeland security. welcome glad to have you here today. thanks for being with us. >> thank you, andrea. >> you were on a virtual call. it is a moment. before we talk about the package, let me ask you about your reactions to being part of the ceremony today and the tribute that was paid to officer sicknick. >> absolutely. i wanted to start just by sharing my wife and my condolences with officer sicknick's family. a tremendously difficult day for them. and what a reminder. i know we're talking about issues, the impeachment next week, covid relief, and so much more. we've seen the tragic results, the fatal results caused by lies and deception. we saw it in charlottesville. we've seen it in el paso, on the steps and inside the nation's capitol. that's got to be acknowledged. that's got to be recognized as we tackle the tremendous issues before us. >> some of those issues of course front and center, you were on that call between th

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joining us now, one of the senators who questioned witnesses today, democratic senator alex padilla of you so much for being here. we know at the time you were not yet sworn n as somebody in d.c. on january 6th, let me tell you, you didn't have to be an intelligence agent to know there might be violence that day from trump's mob. it was all over twitter. the president was calling his sporters to come to d.c. how could this have been missed? how could law enforcement say this was an intelligence failure? >> right. that's the big question that went partially unanswered today. it was a question that i, myself, asked, having had the vantage point of not being in washington but watched the split screen both happening in the capitol on the 6th as the insurrection was developing outside the capitol. learning a little bit from our experience these past 20 years when it comes to foreign terrorist organizations. clearly, intelligence was missed. there's a lot of finger pointing today. we'll continue the conversation in next week's hearing with intelligence officials, but the capitol police did h

. >> less than a month after being sworn in replace vice president kamala harris senator alex padillae president radicalized so many of his followers. senator, how central do you think this sustained big lie and the inability for the president's own lawyers to refute it, how central is that to the case do you think? >> thanks for having me, chris. i think this is huge. the house managers have presented a more than compelling case, more than sufficient evidence to connect the dots not just on trump's inciteful language on the morning of january 6th but in the month leading up to not just violent but deadly event and i can tell you this has been years in the making. he invited the mob on the 6th, he incited the mob on the 6th and then he turned them towards the u.s. capitol. and here's another important point, chris. he didn't channel them toward democrats or republicans but towards congress. so this is cleary an attack on congress and an attack on our democracy. >> we've got two new reports tonight shedding additional light on what happened. obviously senator tommy tuberville confirmin

. >> reporter: alex padilla day the introduction. both in california, and sons of mexican immigrants. >>> four capital security officials were in the hot seat. the man in charge that they say they were unprepared bebecause faulty intelligence and a breakdown in communication. >> every daily intelligence report between january 4 and january 6, included on january 6, forecast the chance of civil disobedience during the protests as remote to improbable. >> u.s. capitol police and knowledged they received an fbi reports aheaead ofof the attata dedescribing online threats of quote, looming war. meantime, there is conflicting information about the decision not to request the national guard be put on standby. washington, d.c.'s police chief said the army questioned the optics of deploying the guard when the request was made during the attack. >> i was stunned. i have officers that were out there literally fighting for their lives. >> however, the former sergeant at arms rejected the notion that they delayed calling out the national guard. d

new california senator alex padilla, who was top to fill the senate seat. vice president kamala harris has gotten some prominent committee assignments. he'll sit on the environment and public works committee, homeland security and governmental affairs committee, the judiciary committee and the budget and rules committee sitting on high profile committees gives for dea the opportunity to help shape california policy in the future. still ahead tonight. the search for oakland's next police chief could soon be coming to an end. how soon the mayor says she may have a decision in sports. steph curry put on a show tonight a j center, but was it enough for the warriors to get past the boston celtics? but first after a decade long dip in violent crime, the pandemic has seemingly reversed the trend. why homicide rates both nationally and in the bay area are on the rise. murderers are getting younger. um they're falling into the trap of was out there on the street. because there's nothing y tasha, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole

we begin right now with the newsworthy guest, senator alex padilla, democrat from california, a juror who was in the room today inside a senate chamber that served as both the crime scene and the jury box. thank you for being here after a busy day in the united states senate. what came across to you on day one of this trial? >> thank you, ari. and you hit the nail right on the head. this wasn't just senate chambers. it was the scene of the crime not too long ago. and as those images were being replayed, i sensed a lot of my colleagues reliving the experience of january 6th. as horrific as the images were, i've been seeing over and over again, it's equally horrific that the violence did not come as a surprise. if you've been listening to donald trump not just that morning, but for years now. >> when you saw the video, and we'll play a bit more of it shortly, what did it feel like in the senate chamber to you? what was the level of interest of your colleagues during what was a quite graphic and understandably disturbing at times realtime presentation of what happened on january 6th? >>

reacciones no se han hecho esperar, así se refirió el presidente del comité judicial de migración alex padilla por parte del senador es la restauración de la humanidad, la dignidad y el proceso del proceso de inmigración que como dice los inmigrantes merecen >>> y temas relacionados a especialistas en temas en favor de los inmigrantes nos ponen en perspectiva esta reforma que fue producida en el congreso, sandra bonilla con los detalles >>> sergio pimentel lleva casi 20 años en su país esperando regresar a su natal guatemala y mientras la propuesta del presidente biden dice que esta vez su sueño se hará realidad >>> confío que nos va ayudar a quienes necesitamos papeles >>>la coalición de migrantes en chile también aplaudió el proyecto de ley que se presentó y dijo que apoyaría trae medidas que protegen a los migrantes y los estarán integrando en la sociedad >>> muy rápidamente va a tomar acción a favor de los inmigrantes indocumentados en este país que legaliza a casi todos los 11,000,000 de personas que están en este país se forma ilegal, unifica a las familias y da nuevas oportunidades para

. >> senator alex padilla from california. final question for you. and i don't know if you're communicating with the caucus, but how much is this -- how much coordination do senate democrats have an understanding of what the expectation for how long this goes on? what are you being told about that? >> well, i mean i think the plan has been laid out. day one was a question on constitutionality, "x" number of hours over "x" number of days to the house managers to present their evidence in the case, equal amount of time for the defense, time for questions, which we saw happen for a couple of hours today. that may or may not continue tomorrow morning. i guess we'll find out soon enough. and then it's time to cast our votes one way or the other on this. so i do see this coming to closure sooner rather than later. and if justice will prevail, enough of our republican colleagues will be true to their conscience, true to their values, true to the oath they've taken and vote to convict donald trump. >> all right, senator alex padilla, new senator from califor

california senator the new senator from our state alex padilla says by the violent images may be difficult to watch it's a necessary part of this trial. >>but i think it's going to be frankly a very traumatic to see these images again,t

alex padilla issued a statement, sadly too many of my colleagues decided to maintain their loyalty to donald trump instead of following their conscience. well, congressman jackie spears says there is no defense for the ex-president, but there is also complicity in the ex- president's crimes that each and every republican who voted to acquit will carry as their legacy long after they leave office. >>> in other news, there is good news for millions of americans suffering from health conditions. they are moving up in the vaccine line. wilson walker is live at the mass vaccinations site at levi's stadium to break it all down for us. >> reporter: a lot of excitement with this announcement, yesterday primarily for those folks who are at most, most at risk, who will be eligible for the vaccine come march 15. well, still a lot of unanswered questions as well. the cdc today had a conference call with doctors about how you actually make this work. >> how do you do that? does the patient have to come to the clinic with a note from his or her doctor, i don't think so. do we want people to be hone

. >> she was appointed to that position after alex padilla took over vice president harris' senate seatri, you teased it already. how is it looking out there? >> starting to look nice and feel better, too. it was cold this morning. you'll see the trend it will have going into the rest of the day. let's head to the south bay reaching into the mid 60s for cupertino. for the east bay, reaching up to the upper 60s here. 69 degrees in concord and oakland. we'll see highs there reaching up to about 66 degrees. moving over toward the coastline, if you're going to make it a beach day, it's still going to be cool there with half moon bay reaching 66 degrees. we'll see a lot of 50s in san francisco. mission district reaching up to 62. and our north bay highs will top out at 68 degrees in sonoma. clear lake reaching 65. so with all the sunshine, we've enjoyed some quiet weather. making a getaway to monterey, just a touch milder for saturday. with all of the sunshine it's going to make it feel better but it's also going to be breezy. high pressure moving away. we've seen a couple of storm systems m

fácil y necesitamos seguir peleando >>> ese será uno de los retos del nuevo senador de california alex padillas mexicanos entiende la urgencia de la reforma. >>> tenemos que asegurar que el sueño americano sea accesible para todos >>> como dijo, volar libres como el águila así con papeles . >>> ahora los abogados de inmigración les ha recomendado a la gente tener al día sus declaraciones de impuestos y toda la documentación que muestre su estadía en este país, pilar niño, noticiero telemundo 42 >>> ahí escuchó a la presidenta de la cámara baja nancy pelosi que reaccionó a este anuncio durante su informe semanal, pelosi destacó que los inmigrantes vienen al país a trabajar duro, cumplir sus sueños y aspiraciones, que con optimismo y determinación luchan por un mejor futuro lo que para ellos son vasos estadounidenses que ayudan a la economía del país, también dentro del capitolio buscan trabajo buscando la aprobación de la nueva ley de alivio económico para el covid-19 y otro listado de temas >>> una ayuda económica para familias californianas de bajos ingresos incluyendo a indocumentados que de

california senator the new senator from our state alex padilla says by the violent images may be difficult to watch it's a necessary part of this trial. >>but i think it's going to be frankly a very traumatic to see these images again, but it is necessary. what happened generate 6 should never happen again and so whether it's the living the violence the living the trauma that so many people felt on january 6 it's unfortunate but necessary step in seeking accountability when you break the law have to be consequences, nobody's above the law. >>senator deal was appointed to his office on january 18th after vice president kamala harris resigned so he was not actually at the capitol on january 6 joining us live now is our political analyst michael michael thanks for being with us let's start with the 6 republicans joining the democrats of course that doesn't mean that they will also a vote to convict a take 17 to convict what do you think about this mix. >>i think that it shows that we can former president's legal team that they actually lost from 5545 to 56 to 44. but look they're just talking

senator alex padilla, new senator from california, first time we've gotten a chance to speak.nk you very much for coming on tonight. >> thank you, chris. i'll be back soon. >>> that is "all in" on this friday evening. the rachel maddow starts now. >> a moment of grace. >> as again, this senate chamber becomes a court, and our senators become jurors. guide these lawmakers, with your wisdom, mercy, and grace. lord, infuse them with a spirit of nonpartisan patriotism. unite them in their efforts to do what is best for america. as they depend on your providence, and power, may they make choices that will be for your greater glory. we pray, in your sovereign name, amen. >> infuse them with a spirit of nonpartisan patriotism. unite them, lord. lord, unite them in their efforts to do what is best for america. senate chaplain barry black with that beautiful, beautiful voice, starting the day, with that moment of grace. today also ended with a moment of grace. and in fact, as the chaplain said, to start things off, the way today ended actually was a moment of nonpartisan patriotism, an

un latino comienza a hacer historia en el senado federal, alex padilla, es el primer hispano que dirigenombre de su comitÉ de seguridad fronteriza e inmigraciÓn por el de inmigraciÓn, ciudadanÍa y seguridad. los cambios en la polÍtica migratoria que comienzan a verse en el paÍs no pasan desapercibidos en centroamÉrica, en honduras la pandemia y los huracanes eta y ota sumieron a miles en una miseria muy profunda, la mayorÍa cree que emigrar es la Única soluciÓn para dar un mejor futuro a sus hijos, cristian rodrÍguez nos cuenta sus historias. >> desde los huracanes brenda ha salido a las calles para conseguir dinero para mantener a sus hijos. >> de repente me dan ganas de irme con mis tres hijos porque uno aquÍ ya no puede nada pues. >> las ansias de emigrar son cada vez mayores y muchos ven en las caravanas de migrantes la oportunidad de salir adelante y poder ayudar a sus familias en esta ciudad de un millÓn de habitantes y motor de la maltrecha economÍa hondureÑa la historia no deja de repetirse, familias huyen de la pobreza y violencia, pero la ruta migratoria es cada vez mÁs difÍci

latino va a presidir el subcomitÉ de inmigraciÓn del senado federal, el demÓcrata por california, alex padillainmigraciÓn, ya cambiÓ el nombre del subcomitÉ seguridad fronteriza e inmigraciÓn por inmigraciÓn, seguridad y ciudadanÍa. >> los cambios polÍticos migratorios en estados unidos no pasan desapercibidos en centroamÉrica, en honduras la panemia y los desastres naturales los dejaron en una crisis terrible, y creen que emigrar de la Única soluciÓn para tener un futuro para sus hijos lejos de su tierra, cristian nos cuenta la historia. >> desde que los huracanes eta y ota arrasaron el paÍs el aÑo pasado ha tenido que salir a las calles para conseguir dinero para mantener a sus hijos, donde la desesperaciÓn la hace plantearse migrar para buscar un futuro mejor. >> de repente me dan ganas de irme con mis tres hijos porque uno aquÍ ya no puede nada pues. >> las ansias de emigrar son cada vez mayores y muchos ven en las caravanas de migrantes la oportunidad de salir adelante y ayudar a sus familias, en esta ciudad de un millÓn de habitantes y motor de la maltrecha economÍa hondureÑa la historia

ayer como fiscal general del estado de california, serÁ presentado por el reciÉn nombrado senador alex padillaa familias de bajos recursos aquÍ en california califican quienes ganan hasta 30 mil dÓlares al aÑo y tambiÉn los inmigrantes que hacen sus impuestos con el nÚmero de itin, como tambiÉn los que reciben asistencia de programas estatales. y san francisco quiere ayudar a ciertos propietariosde restaurantes, se lo explico para esto la ciudad aprobÓ 2.5 millones de dÓlares, se espera que la comunidad afroamericana se vea beneficiada con este proyecto, pero tambiÉn hay otra iniciativa conocida como (nombre en inglÉs), la cual proveerÁ un millÓn de dÓlares para los restaurantes del Área de la penÍnsula, de este monto, 250 mil dÓlares serÁn destinados Únicamente a restaurantes allÁ en la ciudad de palo alto. a las 12: 12 vamos a la primera pausa. los condados marÍn y san mateo pasan al nivel rojo, les cuento quÉ significa esto. dos grandes personalidades del mundo polÍtico y de la mÚsica tendrÁn su propio podcast, le cuento. >>> quÉ tal amigos, muy buenas tardes, feliz martes para todos ustede

soñadores que están con el programa daca presentó su primera propuesta de ley y el gobernador alex padillar el interés de nuestro país >>> la propuesta llevaría a trabajadores de la salud, construcción, agricultura, plantas procesadoras y muchos más >>> y poder buscar la ciudadanía inmediatamente >>> también beneficiaría a empleados oficiales que perdieron su empleo debido a la pandemia y a familiares de trabajadores que fallecieron por el covid-19 >>> tienen un camino muy largo, estamos hablando de 8 a 9 años hasta que pueda resolver el estatus migratorio, >>> con cada propuesta crece la esperanza para la comunidad indocumentada pero no deben olvidar que por ahora aún no existe ningún tipo de reforma migratoria >>> a mi se me hace que luego luego van a empezar a decirle esta es la ley, tengan su dinero para que haga su papeleo. no, estas son propuestas de ley >>> al final solo serán leyes cuando la firme el presidente joe biden. raymond mesa telemundo 48 >>> autoridades identificaron a damián como responsable de disparar a un hombre a plena luz del día, el tiroteo mortal se reportó el mié

que están juego proceso constitucional estadounidense quedó coincide con la postura del senador alex padillallarlo culpable por el analista adelantó lo difícil que encuentres 17 votos en el senado estadounidense senador demócrata por este dice que seth ricardo culpable el senado puede poner en marcha una segunda votación era prohibir ocupar un cargo público en la zona para probarlo marcará respaldo de mayoría simple con 51 votos >> que hace de la fuente noticia telemundo 48 >> queremos a la pausa 50 años de el terremoto que provocó que sacudió el sur de california pediremos los >> en este ser telemundo 48 somos primeros con la noticia tenemos esta información última hora la policía informa que han sido detenidos dos sujetos estrados más arrestados. uno de ellos fue atacado por un oficial canino y el otro ha sido trasladado al hospital. Éste es un hecho que informamos al inicio de este noticiero donde nos decían que había existido un intercambio de disparos entre estos sujetos ni oficiales de policía >> este martes se cumplen 50 años desde que la tierra despertó el valle de san fernando que s

. >>> a big task for california's new senator, alex padilla. he will be the first latino chairman of the senate judiciary committee's immigration subcommittee. as chair, padilla will have jurisdiction over key issues like citizenship, border safety and refugee laws. one of padilla's first acts was to rename the committee the subcommittee on immigration, citizenship and border safety. he said that name reflects its priority to restore humanity, dignity and respect to the immigration process. >>> getting ready for the next mission to mars. on thursday a nasa spacecraft, the perseverance rover, will plunge into the martian atmosphere and land on mars. the whole thing will take a, drum roll please, seven minutes. there's an important local connection here. the rover is protected by a thermal protection system created at the nasa ames research facility. this is all part of a new phase of scientific exploration on mars. perseverance rover seeks to learn more about ancient life on the red planet. always fascinating stuff. >>> take a look at this and m

border management subcommittee chaired by kiersten sinema, james lankford will be making member , alex padilla, john ossoff, ron johnson, mitt romney and josh hawley so congratulations to our ranking members and all members of our committee. i look forward to working with all of you in the months and years ahead. officially the record for this hearing will remain open until 5 pm on march ninth, 2021 for the submission of statements and questions for the record. with that this hearing is officially adjourned. >>. [inaudible] >>. [inaudible] >> .. >> you can watch the entire hearing at a website c-span .org. [background noises] >> committee will come to order. i would like to thank the ranking member portman, chairwoman klobuchar, ranking member blunt and all her colleagues from the rules committee for your leadership and your help in putting together this joint meeting here today and hearing today. i'd also like to thank our witnesses for joining us today and for your service to our country. for many americans this will be the first opportunity to hear about what happened in the capital on janu

now both california senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla voted to convict former president trump to date in a series of tweets, senator padilla said, in part quote, knowing that many of my colleagues were there the day and still did not vote to convict his heartbreaking for our country like deep disappointment strengthens my resolve to continue my work on behalf of the american people. joining us for inside on today's historic impeachment is david levin, professor you see hastings college of the law, david. thanks for joining us tonight. you know, i'm i'm sure there are people who are not surprised. this ended in an acquittal. but what is the significance of those seven republicans who voted and across party lines? kristina this is the most bipartisan impeachment we've ever had of a president. never before have so many people from the other party cross party lines to condemn the president's action. so the managers of the house managers and those senators who voted can take some solace in that there's never been such a review. president before. you know, we saw in ray bogans piece

. >>> california senator alex padilla is going to have a big role when it comes to immigration issuesn of the senate immigration subcommittee. padilla is making even more history as the first latino chair of the senate judiciary committee's subcommittee. he became the first latino senator from california when he replaced vice president kamala harris. immigration is something he knows well. padilla's parents came to california from mexico. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, prince harry and meghan markle are expecting their second child. the touching announcement now going viral today. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we're tracking rain overnight tonight into part of your day tomorrow. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring... exactly. no problem. and... done. and, now, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed plus free premium delivery when you add a base. ends monday. >>> prince hair and i meghan markle are expecting their second child. this is the valentine's day ph

webber was appointed after alex padilla took over vice president kamala harris's congressional seat.o have much more news ahead. vianey has your full forecast. we hope you stay with us. >>> hi there. good morning. lovely start. we've got so much sunshine out there. if you haven't already gone the rays of sunshine through your window, take advantage and go outside. 46 in san francisco. great start overall. a live look over san jose. 44 degrees. so it is a little chillier right now if you usually take your pup on an early walk. bundle up. walnut creek, 40 degrees. even binx doesn't like the cold. we are dealing with calm weather overall. high pressure has been keeping us dry and warm, giving us spring-like vibes around here. we will be keeping this dry weather through the weekend and into the start of the workweek. what can you expect when it comes to your temperatures? well, we will be in the 60s. we have offshore windows from the northwest. it will be windier for higher elevations. that's where we will see the stronger gusts. if you notice the color bar right up top, it gives you an

>>california senator alex padilla wants to create a path to citizenship for essential workers without legal status. this is the first bill introduced by senator pda according to the bell there are more than 5 million undocumented people in the united states working in essential jobs. this bill would offer them the chance to become legal permanent residents. intelligence report says that saudi arabia's crown prince likely approved the killing of u.s. based journalist jamal khashoggi khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul while getting wedding documents. the declassified document was released one day after a phone conversation between president biden and saudi's king solomon, a white house summary of the conversation made no mention of the killing. the prince said in 2019 he took quote full responsibility for the killing. since it happened on his watch but denied ordering it. whether time now as we take a live look outside here along highway 24 in walnut creek people trying to get away for the weekend an error caturay is here now with details on the forecast for the

. >>> a big job for california's new senator alex padilla.s going to serve as the first latino chairman of the senate judiciary committee's immigration subcommittee. as chair, padilla will have jurisdiction over big issues like citizenship, border safety, and refugee laws. one of his first acts was to rename the committee tomittee o citizenship, and border safety. he says the name better reflects his priorities to restore dignity, respect to the immigration process. >>> there's a new kind of treatment but it doesn't have to do with drugs or surgery. >> some see huge potential, but others worry about possible pitfalls. a senior reporter examines a high-tech tool that could soon be coming to an emergency room near you. >> reporter: roughly a year into the pandemic, doctors and nurses still worry that spikes in covid cases could force them to turn away patients all because a lack of beds in the intensive care unit. but what if there was a way to speed up the recovery for covid patients and get them home faster? >> isn't that what we're supposed

california senator alex padilla is expected to introduce becerra today. >>> high clouds out there. the temperatures, starting with some of our neighborhood temperatures. mainly mid- to upper-40s in the south bay. in the hills, 53 in los gatos and 58 in los altos. breeze in the hills again. 50 in places like san carlos and san francisco, novato, bodega bay and danville. and everybody else mid- to upper-40s you should a partly cloudy sky. embarcadero, about 53 in san francisco. if you have -- today, why not walk instead of driving. enjoy the sunshine. the outside is going to be begging you the come out there if you are working at home or remote learning, and exercising, make sure you wear something to protect your eyes. your outdoor dining. still in the 70s away from the coast as we head to 5:00. mid-60s at 6:00, low- to mid-60s at 7:00 and final the bay and inland neighborhoods join the coast is it into 50s. so a chill will start to settle about 8:00. let's go back and talk about the pollen if you are going to be outside. it is mainly moderate amounts of tree pollen again. if you ar

with california's newest senator, the one move the biden administration just made that senator alex padilla said is long overdue. >>> first we get some answers from nbc news's medical contributor, dr. kavita patel. oh, you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. cause when you hook our community up with the internet... boom! look at ariana, crushing virtual class. jamol, chasing that college dream. michael, doing something crazy. this is the place where we can show the world what we can do. comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wifi-enabled lift zones, so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. oh we're ready. ♪ ♪ . >>> hi, everyone. hopeful news on the horizon. as we mentioned at the top of the show, covid case rates keep dropping, and two bay area counties moving into the red tier with more counties from the bay area expected to follow in the coming weeks. i spoke with dr. kavita patel today, and she's an nbc news medical contributor. she said the number one reason for the sharp drop is becau

california senator alex padilla was appointed to his office on january 18th after vice president kamala harris resigned so. >>he wasn't in the capitol on january 6th still senator of the dia says that while the violent images may be difficult to watch they are a necessary part of this trial. >>but i think it's going to be frankly a very traumatic to see these images again, but it is necessary. what happened and generates 6 should never happen again and so whether it's living the violence the living the trauma that so many people felt on january 6 it's an unfortunate but necessary step in seeking accountability when you break the law to have to be consequences. nobody's above the law. >>while this was only day one to day observers did get a first look at the style and effectiveness or lack thereof of the legal teams. our team coverage continues now with san jose state university lecture. donna crane. with a look into the 2 styles done as we know the presidents legal team, the initial one was scrapped recently and he had to scramble to get a new legal team in place do you agree with say m

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now here at home center alex padilla has been named the chair of the senate judiciary committee's immigration 70 committee the dia made the announcement over the weekend noting his priority is to restore humanity dignity and respect to the immigration process. the dia is the son of immigrants from mexico, he said he plans to prioritize reunifying families fixing the asylum system streamlining the process for legal immigration and creating a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the united states. and despite doctors being worried about a bad flu season in the middle of the pandemic we are seeing a much lower number of flu cases than expected rochelle metzger reports. >>with the public spotlight on the coronavirus pandemic it may be easy to forget that were at the height of flu season, we just really have dot seen hardly any clue at all according to the centers for disease control and prevention seasonal influenza activity in the united states is lower than usual for this time of the incidents is just incredibly loud in our practice and all around we're se

for citizenship for some undocumented immigrants in a bill sponsored by california's new senator alex padillae essential workers citizenship act offers some 5 million working immigrants designated essential during the pandemic. it's a way to become u.s. citizens. padilla hosted a town hall with heavyweight support. he also heard from some of the workers themselves who have put their lives and their families' lives at risk. >> the grapes, the bell peppers, the lettuce and other fruits and vegetables, and my family makes sure other americans have to eat can't be harvested through zoom. >> we can't rely on these hardworking people to keep our nation afloat and thank them in times of crisis and then turn our backs on them once this pandemic is behind us. >> research shows that undocumented immigrants pay more than $11 billion a year in state and local taxes in all 50 states. >>> it is friday. let's bring in jeff ranieri. i believe we are at week number 50, jeff. week five-oh, since you've been working from home here in this pandemic. >> it feels like it. oh, you know, we have all the equipment he

. >>> a new california senator alex padilla unveiled his first piece of legislation today, the citizenshipial workers act. that legislation would offer millions of undocumented essential workers and their families a pathway to citizenship. padilla says it's time to reward these workers who are putting their lives on the line during the pandemic and who contribute so much to the u.s. economy. >> undocumented immigrants can contribute an $11.7 billion in state and local taxes and $12 billion in social security revenues annually. >> according to the chronicle, the bill is likely to face stiff opposition from republicans who have long opposed pathways for citizenship formeedimgrt, unles th str future illegal immigration. >>> we can expect some sunshine this weekend, along with lots of wind. spencer has the details where you live, next. >>> now more than ever, it's important to keep yourself and your community safe. stay at home. and if you must good out, wear a mask. we'll ♪ ♪ ♪ why do you build me up, build me up... ♪ ♪ buttercup... ♪ ♪ baby just to let me down! ♪ ♪ let me down! ♪ ♪ and mess

alex padilla will be the first latino to chair the senate's immigration subcommittee. it oversees citizenship, border safety, refugee laws, and immigration processes. he issued a statement saying in part i commit to bringing the urgency to immigration reform, that this moment demands. and i look forward to working with my colleagues on both sides of the aisle, to restore dignity and humanity to our immigration policies. >>> new data shows u.s. covid cases are falling but health officials warn it is too early to let your guard down. for the first time since november 4, the seven day average of new infections dipped below 100,000 this past week. now to put that into perspective, the average was well about 200,000 infections for much of december. and then shot up to over 250,000 in january. but health officials stressed the pandemic still poses a serious threat. the university of washington's institute for health metrics and evaluation projects another 130,000 deaths in the u.s., by june 1. that is more than 600,000 total deaths. >> we really need to do the hard work to m

opposing party are going to be tough on a nominee, but congressman, i want to play something senator alex padilla, california senator, talking about what he thinks xavier becerra is getting such a tough grilling. >> both attorney general becerra and i, throughout our careers, have too often been the only latino in the room. sadly, xavier and i are not unfamiliar with being held to different standards. >> shannon: congressman, your thoughts? >> i think it's ridiculous. i think what he said is frankly stupid. xavier becerra has proven to be a rank partisan, even when he was here as a member of congress. secondly, he is somebody who'd stood for one of the most radicl cuba policies at that time in congress, so much so that you had republican members of the congressional hispanic caucus who left the caucus over his radical position when it came to cuba policy. it is clear that if he is head of hhs, he is going to bring that same radicalism to that agency. that is why senators should be concerned. >> shannon: i want to read something from joy reid. she says this about how these various nominees are bei

new california senator alex padilla introduces his first bill what it aims to do and his personal connectionto this piece of legislation and more pushback against the state's restrictions on indoor sports. the bay are could play l again,. jason appelbaum will have have draymond green's career night helped swat away the hornets. tonight one east bay city hosted a family movie night outdoors to defend against dark forces attacking your organization, you need to see in the dark. to have the wisdom to understand multiple cyber threats. the precision focus to end attacks instantly. on computers, mobile devices, servers and the cloud. join the world's leading companies in our mission to defend. cybereason. end cyber attacks. from endpoints to everywhere. end cyber attacks. outdoors in the evening and enjoying event with others of socially distance. of course, and tonight was family movie night. ktvu everly is live in walnut creek. it's civic park, where it was all held, ever had to go. people tell me they had a great time. the event was held near the gazebo you see behind me, people gathered in fr

it was newsome's choice of alex padilla that led to webber's new position, but she says she won't stop fighting for representation. being in the room is important and the fact that we have a senate that has no african american woman period. the voice of black women is very different than any other woman. dr. webber echoes the sentiment of vice president harris when it comes to making history. she may be the first wants to make sure she's not the last. they see that women and people of color can stand firm can challenge the system can win. in many ways and can adequately represent them and not forget who they are. greg lee ktvu, fox two news. okay, coming up here. major league baseball has decided to make their baseball's a little heavier. giants manager gabe kaplan weighs in if you will, on the changes that come from the new way, our alright, i brought in ensure max protein... ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't (grunting noise) i'll take that. yeeeeeah! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar drink, play, and win big in the powered by protein challenge

. >>> california senator alex padilla will have a big role when it comes to immigration issues.e the chairman of a state immigration subcommittee. padilla is making more history as the first latino chair of the subcommittee. he became the first latino senator from california when he replaced vice president kamala harris. he said immigration is an important issue to him because his parents came to california from mexico. >>> developing news in the acquittal of now former president donald trump. a brand new abc news/ipsos poll this morning is underscoring a nation divided on the issue. a vast majority of american democrats and independents say trump should have been convicted for inciting the insurrection at the u.s. capitol. the poll also found just 14% of republicans agreed to convict. it's a party that is now divided. seven gop force are facing swift backlash from within their ranks for voting to convict the former president. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell voted to acquit but after the verdict said trump is undeniably guilty. >> no question. none, that president trump i

. >>> california senator alex padilla is going to have a big role when it comes to immigration issues. he will be the chairman of the senate immigration subcommittee. he is the first latino chair of the senate judiciary subcommittee. he became the first latino senator from california when he replaced vice president kamala harris. padilla has said immigration is an important issue to him because his parents came to california from mexico. >>> coming up, chevron is facing questions after this oil spill last week. how the city of richmond plans to address it. >>> bay area couples get creative on valentine's day in the time of covid-19. the proposal that brought a crowd of strangers to tears. >> i know. it's so great. i can't wait to share this video. luz pena stumbled across it. first let's check the weather. >> all right. those flowers were gorgeous. let's look at what's going on. it's kind of a gray and dark morning and damp out there right now. a little bit of fog around oakland and berkeley heading down towards alameda. temperatures in the low to mid 50s here. we're in the low to mid

and in other news tonight, senator alex padilla announced a bill that would protect undocumented essential workers from deportation and give them a path to citizenship the bill is, but the u.s. first since arriving in the senate the former california secretary of state. >>called the essential workers heroic for working on the front lines during the pandemic there are about 5 million undocumented immigrants working as essential workers in the country. they include farm workers meat packers health care workers. the bill would give them immediate permanent resident status in the u.s.. you're supposed to be canceled. not maybe you know republican senator josh hawley maybe not there. he is taking the stage at the conservative political action conference today in orlando. immigration is expected to be a key topic at this weekend's sit conference and republicans have already addressed a number of issues in their speeches today. reporter michael shirt was there brings us some of the highlights. >>the conservative political action conference c pac is gathering in orlando. this year as florida has f

immigration courts, california's newest senator alex padilla is now the chair of the senate judiciary committee's immigration subcommittee. he says that he will make it a priority to restore humanity dignity and respect to the immigration process the dia is the son of mexican immigrants, he said he will work to reunify families fix the asylum system and make legal immigration easier. there are now roughly 11 million immigrants living illegally in the united states. >>still ahead tonight, a harsh winter storm this is slamming much of the u.s. canceling flights. they didn't millions of people in the dark. >>plus a promise a new study on the pfizer vaccine. how effective the shot is at protecting people from covid-19. >>also a bar that served our local firm for more than 100 years a lot of people knew this site has been destroyed by fire we'll hear from the family. think feel sentimental about that it's it's just part of the landscape. >>seguin looks terrible. nobody was next weekend in sunnyvale or golf at their oceanview driving range. the future of the 150 foot tall ferris wheel and s