nombrado por el gobernador gavin newsom alex padilla créetelo cuando dicho puesto en este momento hay que acabara el segundo cuatro, 3% de los votos (...) va en segundo lugar con el 21, 6% king y asumirá el mandato completo de seis años que iniciará en el mes de enero ambos les veremos la mente la boleta electoral también las elecciones programadas para el 8 de junio >> vamos a nivel local del condado santa clara las proyecciones muestran johnson encabezando la contienda para jefe de alguaciles explicó él es actualmente jefe de la policía de palo alto y actualmente fungió como jefe de la policía de las nueve (...) un 30% le sigue kevin jansen es un capitán retirado del departamento del alguacil del condado santa clara quien corrió para este mismo puesto en 2014 el resto de los candidatos son un porcentaje bajo pasamos al condado en mateo laos sondas dice que cristina (...) lleva la delantera con más de 74% ha trabajado en el debate mentora alguaciles en mateo llevan cuente 5% porcentual no sería suficiente para permanecer en su puesto que ocupa en el 2016 >> cuanto a las 12 con 3:00 d

senate see note governor gavin newsom picked alex padilla to fill the seat. his will give them the opportunity to pick who will fill the seat when the election is done in november to the next term in january and will likely be padilla. mark mosher is the republican in this race likely to make the top two. i should note padilla is being outspent by the entrepreneur dan -- all that interested in winning the senate seat. he is using this candidacy to push back against teslas self driving cars. >> fascinating. not a cheap one either. >> another race is for attorney generals. ron bonta is the incumbent. tell us about the other candidates. >> he is facing three challengers, the most conservative is eric hurley. very trump candidate. believes the 2020 election was stolen which is been proven false. he is antiabortion. he is running conservative and sort of 2022 conservative position. then nathan hochman, l.a. attorney, former u.s. attorney who is also been a private practice defense attorney, really try to carve out a more moderate path but still a republican and he

alex padilla for us, senator alex padilla. we do have big news out of washington, d.c., another story we're watching is that the u.s. has passed the first new gun safety legislation in decades. the bill enhances background checks for people under 21 wanting to buy a gun. it also prevents convicted domestic abusers from buying guns, regardless of whether they were married to the victim. the bill provides money to states to help enhance red flag laws and provides money for mental health services and securing schools. the senate passed the measure last night with 15 republicans crossing the aisle to move this bill forward. president biden says he will sign it when it arrives at his desk. coming up here at 3 o'clock today, protecting pride. how san francisco police plan to keep everyone safe this weekend. during pride celebrations. >> and police have arrested the suspect from this week's shooting on a muni train. how police got him behind bars and more coverage right after the break on the landmark supreme court decision overturni

el actual senador alex padilla que ocupa el puesto de la vicepresidenta kamala harris, dice que es necesarioiodo que finaliza el 3 de enero de 2023, ademÁs del periodo entero de seis aÑos que termina en 2029. >> representa el ala joven, pragmÁtica, con mucha energÍa, este es el futuro del partido demÓcrata. locutora: y su historia al convertirse en el primer senador latino por california tras ser designado por el gobernador gavin newson. >> los demÓcratas a veces han hecho promesas a la comunidad latina que no han cumplido, una promesa muy importante que no se ha cumplido es la de la reforma migratoria. ¿cree que antes de que termine el gobierno del presidente biden habrÍa la posibilidad de lograr una reforma migratoria? >> debo mantenerme optimista porque el asunto es muy importante. esto serÁ un poco difÍcil, pero creo que habrÁ progreso este aÑo o muy pronto. marÍa: para seguir con el tema de las elecciones los invito a que a las 11:00 de la noche me acompaÑenporque tengo una entrevista. en la entrevista el fiscal se defendiÓ de los detractores, quienes aprueban el sÍ en la propuesta h y

. >>> fighting fires faster and protecting the most tolerable, that is what senator alex padilla says he hopes to accomplish as california prepares for what could be a historically bad fire season. >> reporter: streamlined firefights can help communities require faster. california senator alex padilla outlined his plan. >> i am determined to use all the tools in our belt to prevent wildfires when we can, put them out quickly when possible and help communities recover from wildfire emergencies. >> dependent on three bills, one of them the fire act. >> last year's fire season was the worst in our state's history. and sadly, it's not an outlier. it's the same before that. >> reporter: this fire season is well underway with cal fire already responding to more than 2000 fires that have already burned 11,000 acres so far. which is why the california office of emergency services says they are working closer than ever with fire and management agencies to ensure they can respond statewide. >> they are also leveraging the technology as a part of our fire resource system. new fire intelligence a

we'll talk to california senator alex padilla about what's next. in ukraine president zelenskyy is urging the west to provide more long-range weapons as intense fighting continues in the eastern region. we'll bring you the very latest from kyiv. and 10 years after president obama authorized daca, the future of the program remains in jeopardy for hundreds of thousands of people that call america home. we'll talk to one of those dreamers later this hour. >> we begin with the efforts to bring down the skyrocketing prices we're paying for gas, groceries, and many other items. in a few hours from now the federal reserve is expected to announce its third interest rate hike this year. raising a key interest rate by three quarters of a percent. that's the largest increase since 1994. this comes as president biden looks at other steps to try to reduce the highest priced spikes in more than 40 years. the president sent letters to seven energy companies asking them to explain their record profits, as well as a drop in refining capacity helping to drive up gas

senator alex padilla, true blue dodger fan getting the satisfaction of seeing the governor. >> help get field ready dodger stadium game day. >> newsom doesn't seem too happy about it. at the end of the video, the governor would not say go dodgers. he simply said go california. >> the dodgers play the giants tonight in san francisco at oracle park. >> the warriors lose another top assistant coach kate rooney will be here with that story. also an update of game 4 of the nba finals coming up. >> hot weather around the bay area say would be a nice day to go for a bowl right out of the bay. well, we'll tell you where you can actually do that. and for free for fun (music throughout) >> and now kron 4 sports. >> technically it's not an elimination game, but only one team has ever come back to win the nba finals after being down 3 games to one in a series. so it's as close to a must-win as it gets for the warriors. >> they trail the celtics by 2 games. everyone's been talking about how crazy the environment is at td garden and it's going on right now for game 4. but here's the good news. the wa

indigencia y la falta de y anda asequible el gobernador busquÉ su reelecciÓn al igualue el senador alex p padillaovertido alguacil villanueva hubo una baja participaciÓn electoral. luz del mundo seria sentenciado tras declararsculpable de ser declarado por un sexo de sus ser escuchad >>> hermoso poder tener paz jamÁs. saben lo que estÉ seÑor va a quedar ahÍ >>> sin embargo el juez podrÍa negarse a aceptar el acuerdo negociado entre joaquÍn garcÍa la fiscalÍa california >>> cdc elevan el nivel de alerta por la del mundo" especialmente por los que tienen planes de viajar >>> un puente peatonal colgante reciÉn inaugurado sedes, con la comitiva que celebraba la obra en cuernavaca morelos mÉxico al menos ocho personas entre polÍticos y periodistas re resultaron lesionados el arcade de sociedades estÁn entre los heridos los detalles de no mÁs adelante pero comenzamos con las elecciones >>> mucho de primarias y testas del paÍs de cara a las elecciones le meten en noviembre los votantes de iowa mÍ sÍ monta la nueva yo sÉ nuevo mÉxico dakota del sur y california eligieron a los crÉditos que se disputarÁn

hijos.enses que nacieron aquÍ uno de los defensores de los soÑadores es el senador de california alex padillaavances que han alcanzado en el paÍs gracias a daca >> cambiar de tema hoy>. es importante que la gente obviamente consulte con su m mÉdico, ya que es muy caro y como todas las residencias medicinas >>> pero prueba ser efectivo en ciertos casos >> padres salieron a buscar trato. >> de ch>. >> tratamiento que no podrÍa nombrarte >>> en donde el cuerpo ataca. >> bÁsicamente nuestro cuerpo se confunde cree que son agente extraÑos >>> esta enfermedad aqueja a cada aÑo a 300.000 personas >>> lo mÁs asociado e>.que tengo cÁncer y es definitivamente como mujer, es tremendamente difÍcil. >>> que volcaron la nobleza desde de los para el quinto del 85 aunque no es candidato para el medicamento es candidata >>>o. en verdad me emociona muchÍsimo nota un >>> es el primer tratamiento que atrevan para esta goma con condiciÓn. >>> nos lleva al ayudÓ a recuperar el 85%. >> el la fda abre las posibilidades de que los sectores mÉdicos se cumplan.2500 dÓlares. >> pero lo principal segÚn michelle mÁs allÁ

. >>> el senador alex padilla liderÓ una audiencia >> que estÁn en favor, que estÁ en favor pero tienenharÁ >>> en medio de este debate intenso que se libra en el paÍs sobre el uso de las armaentes ea florida, una familia llora la mu muerte >> edgar muÑoz tiene el reporte. estaba en la mesa apuntaba un grupo de adolescentes que estaban >> con ella accedentalmente matÓ a su propio hij al interio mujer agarrÓ una pistola que estaba en la mesa apuntaba a un grupo de adolescentes accedentalmente matÓ a su hij hijastro >> escuchÉ un disparo. >> salÍ corriendo vi a aquiles tirado en el piso tenÍa todo destruido la bala le habÍa traspasado la espalda >>> la policÍa declarÓ que se disparÓ involuntariamente pero la fiscalÍa del estado podrÍa presentar cargos cuando la investigaciÓn concluya >> los datos revelan que han muerto 585 adolescentes en incidentes con armas de fuego en el paÍs. >> este entrenador insiste en que se deben de tomar medidas de seguridad cuando un arma estÁ e casa >>> tÚ tienes que estar claro en quÉ condiciÓn estÁ tu arma >>> sacar el cargador y hacer la revisiÓn de de ruti

. >>> es el senador por california alex padilla, celebrÓ los 10 aÑos de daca y le pidiÓ al congreso medidasseguir esperando por los republicanos y presionan al presidente joe biden, son miles los jÓvenes que continÚan en el limbo y a la espera de una reforma migratoria que les dÉ una vÍa a la ciudadanÍa. libertad pedraza tiene el informe. >>> por mÁs de 9 aÑos kevin de la torre vive en estados unidos gracias a daca. >>> me daba cuenta y era miedo y desesperaciÓn. si me regresan ella serÍa un extranjero. >>> el 15 de julio este joven celebra una dÉcada de lucha por su estatus migratorio. >>> con la esperanza de que el congreso le dÍa la oportunidad a estas personas que llegaron siendo niÑos para ser ciudadanos. >>> esa reforma necesita un acuerdo bipartidista. >>> trump puso un blanco en las espaldas de nuestra comunidad inmigrante. >>> en el 2019 se puso fin a las aplicaciones del programa daca, y esta organizaciÓn le recuerda que deben sepnireo renovando. >>> les ayudamos a meter las evidencias necesarias y tambiÉn ofrecemos becas. >>> y quiere que se celebrea los jÓvenes soÑadores, son tr

tambi'en en el caso de alex padilla el dem'ocrata bastante expeativa lo que acaparÓ los ojos de todos se anticipaba bastante apretada entre los principales contendientes en el bienes ra'ices y la dem'ocrata ellos tampoco lograron ninguno obtener la mayor parte de la fecundaci'on de los votos por lo que avanzar'an a la elecci'on general de noviembre hay que tener en cuenta la elecci'on importante del distrito 22 para la c'amara de representantes all'i un latino llamado salas podr'ia ser hist'orico entre el primer latino congresista en ocupar y representar la zona del valle central en california a medida que se vayan sumando m'as votos los votos siguen contando sobre todo las que se enviaron por correo vamos a ir a actualizandoo me despido desde los angeles california >> gracias francisco >> la novena cumbre de las amÉricas recibe esta tarde al presidente joe biden que llega con un programa de ayudas m m'edicas para la regi'on la reforma gratoria es otra de las cuestiones clave esta cumbre francisco cuevas buenas tardes >> la cumbre de las am'ericas en su edici'on nueve contin'ua en la

. >> governor gavin newsom, senator alex padilla, attorney general rob banta, they all cruised to easy victories in this primaries. >> all right, we will be back with this guy and a special message. >>> before we go, we want to bid a very fond farewell to this man, allen martin. he is casting off. fly-fishing. le' he'll be fishing in the ri rivers, and those fish should be afraid. that's our message, but i don't like good-byes, but allen, you're the pilot of the ship. you're the pilot of this whole enterprise here. and you're going to be so missed. >> you were here the first day he wi walked in, 18 years ago. >> i wasn't scary? >> and i got to ride with you for the last ten years, and i'm going to mess your whit and your dad jokes. >> i got one for u you know what a wise man once said to his wife? nothing because he was a wise man. >> i already knew that answer. absolutely. >> there you go, bashy. >> congratulations. thank you, sir. been a pleasure to work with all of you. everybody who's not here, too. >> don't you find all those - [male narrator] the following program is sponsored by

. >> after losing a bet to senator alex padilla >> and after a hot day, the fog is on the way.re going to talk about that. plus, we're going to be a forecast all the way to the end of spring. big show. coming up next. >> in oakland, a 16 year-old was killed in a shooting last night. police say it happened about 6 o'clock and 64th avenue near a concordia park. according to oakland police chief leronne armstrong. several shots were fired from a high-powered rifle. >> the teen and a man were shot. the man is believed to be in stable condition, getting guns off the streets in oakland remains a lofty goal. but in the meantime, there's a big question about what city leaders can do right now to affect the ongoing threat of gun violence. councilmember loren taylor is trying to move the public safety conversation in a new direction. >> it's not just abtut getting guns off the street. it's about helping change the mindset of those who are holding the guns of picking them up so that they don't actually use that. one of the things that i'm looking at is really partnering with those who hav

senate, the challengers trying to unseat front runner alex padilla. juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. an incumbent facing off against a supporter of former president trump and a billionaire. a live look at capitol hill. kit do introduces us to the u.s. senate candidates and explains why this year's race is more confusing than usual. >> reporter: so before we dive into the front runners, just know you'll be voting for senator twice. the first time is for the partial or unexpired term that is left vacant after kamala harris left office to become vice president. the second time is for the full s six-year term for u.s. senator. the man currently holding the job is alex padilla who made history during the supreme court confirmation hearings by speaking spanish. [ speaking foreign language ] >> i'm blessed to be bilingual. by having some of the conversation in this confirmation hearing in spanish serves to get more people included in the process. >> reporter: in 2021, governor newsom appointed him to the senate and captured that moment in an emotiona

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mensaje de temor el grupo de estudiantes del octavo grado de san josé le entregaron al senador alex padillacambio pero ya >>> hace unos días hablamos con algunos de los estudiantes todos de diferentes edades y de distrito escolar unificado fue parte de una compañía que lanzaron después de la masacre en uvalde, texas >>> alzaron su voz para hablar de los cambios que les gustaría ver en las escuelas y la comunidad entre sus exigencias dejen de vender armas para la destrucción masiva y antes de vender un arma de fuego asegúrese de que el comprador no sufre de problemas con la salud mental la mejor manera de empoderar los jóvenes es mostrándole que tiene la capacidad de contribuir al cambio >>> en un comunicado ambos congresistas aplaudieron el activismo de los alumnos y prometieron leer y compartir las historias y mensajes en san josé noticiero telemundo >>> ahora padres ni los chicos están preguntando si van a tener todas esas cartas van a verlas o qué va a pasar con ellas >>> lucen desesperados al ver que siguen ocurriendo esas situaciones porque después de uvalde cuantas situaciones se han

the two same men there, alex padilla, 57% of the boat. isture with 13% padilla the lion's share of the vote tonight. now, some history for you the last time we saw a senate vacancy in the middle of a term in california, was in 1991, the appointed senator. john seymour republican . he lost his run to stay in office in 1992 to senator dianne feinstein. guys. greg just looking ahead to the midterm elections in november. financial concerns on the minds of many voters. what do you see as the messaging coming out of both parties, republicans and democrats? when it comes to the economy? i think that was workshopped a little bit tonight from california, right? what we saw is democrats saying things are going to get better, but also focusing on social issues like the issues of abortion rights as well as gun safety for republicans. they will keep hammering the issue of inflation as well as crime, but we should mention five months is an eternity in politics, so we will wait to see as that message evolves until november. uh don't move here because i g

presentada en un proyecto de ley por el senador alex padilla, no está claro cuándo podría obtener unto . >> muchas gracias por habernos acompañado, le recuerdo estar informado con telemundo 48, si está por almorzar, buen provecho (música) (música) (música) (música) (música) (música) ♪♪ (mÚsica) ♪♪ >> buenas tardes, hoy lunes 27 de junio, en noticias telemundo mediodÍa, nuevos frentes de batalla, manifestaciones de costa a costa en el paÍs despuÉs de la histÓrica decisiÓn de la corte suprema de eliminar el derecho de las mures al aborto, queda por ver quÉ alcance tiene este hecho en el panorama jurÍdico, los funerales por los dos jesuitas asesinados en chihuahua mÉxico, exigen al presidente obrador que reviso lea violencia que invade al paÍs, un cardenal declara que ha sido retenido dos veces por sicarios. >> impresionantes imÁgenes deja el desplome de parte de una splaz de toros hecha de madera en una localidad colombiana, estaba abarrotada de gente en un festejo taurino,ay al menos 4 muertos y decenas de heridos, estamos ahÍ con el reporte. >> hasta en las verdaderas mafias se respe

. >>> let's bring in now senator alex padilla, a member of the senate judiciary committee that met today. senator, thank you so much for being here. i want to play a little bit more of what that grieving son said about his mother. she was one of the victims -- the oldest victim at that buffalo supermarket mass shooting. so, let's listen to that. >> what i loved most about her was the way she loved her family unconditionally. sacrificing everything for us. our lives are forever changed, forever damaged by an act of profound hate and evil, but we're more than hurt. we're angry. we're mad as hell because this should have never happened. >> and senator, i'm sure that everyone in that room is moved by, you know, hearing a personal story. that's just one victim. i mean, just one loss, and we've seen so many. but do you think that personal stories like that do move you and your colleagues towards action? in other words, like, what comes out of this hearing today? >> yeah. it's -- nothing could be more powerful in terms of testimony than those personal experiences and heartfelt emotions, whether

s senator race, which senator alex padilla is heavily favored in voters will choose twice who they want to send to dc. yes so for those 15% of voters who have already seen their balance and open their ballots, governor newsom appointed alex padilla to ville. vice president harris seat that was temporary. first on your ballot, voters will decide what to candidates will move on in november to compete to serve the remainder of the term, which ends on january. 3rd 2023, then voters will decide on a second question from more than 20 candidates to see which two will move on to november. to complete a six year term that begins on january. 3rd is a little confusing, but as you said julie recent polling showing padilla and incumbents like governor newsom, rob bonta are all favorited to win their races and keep their current positions and we will be watching it all tomorrow. alright, greg, thanks for the update. all right back now to the newsroom and evan sernoffsky , who is following that other hot race, and that is the recall race of the district attorney of san francisco. chase a boudin evan m

alex padilla appointed to that job since kamala harris left the office to become vice president, thisr a full term, which runs for another six years and he is a rare latino right now in the u.s. senate. so we're going to keep our eye on all of the races and of course, we have more on all of the results coming across your screen throughout the broadcast. back to you >> thank you, anne. >>> the city of l.a. will soon have a new mayor. >> karen bass and local businessman rick caruso will square off in the november runoff election. the two pushed far ahead in the primary field on tuesday. caruso holds a narrow but widening lead over bass. much of the contest between them is focused on homelessness and crime, key issues facing los angeles. >>> and stay with kpix 5 for continuing coverage of the primary election on air, on kpix.com and streaming on "cbs news bay area." the election results will be strolling on the bottom of your screen all morning long, too. >>> taking a live look from san francisco this morning, triple-digit temperatures are coming to the bay area this week. first alert me

alex padilla's name appeared twice. that is because he was appointed to harris'seat.he winner for the raft of the current term that ends in january, padilla also on the ballot for a six year term that begins january of 2023. definitely taking the lead tonight along with republican mark meuser. both will face off for that senate seat in november. >> what about the mayor of san jose and who will replace him? that is another race people across the bay area are watching tonight. >> the mayor termed out. no incumbent. tonight, a clear front-runner, though. we are at the celebration for the current vote leader for cindy chavez, show has been around for a long time in san jose politics. >> reporter: yes, she has. she is still here. the party ended but everyone still wants to talk to her. she is way over on the left talking to our colleagues. she is wrapping up the party here. early returns came in after 8:00 this evening and this place erupted. they realized that cindy chavez will be the one, one of two candidates headed for the runoff. her opponent, councilman matt mayhem.

senate race, voters will be asked whether to re-elect alex padilla. he is temporarily filling the seat left vacant by now vice president kamala harris. padilla's contenders include mark mosier, who has slammed democrats for inflation and the economy. the billionaire software executive has focused on technology safety and the dangers of self-driving cars. >>> the battle to become california's attorney general is probably the most contested race in today's primary. the latest berkeley l.a. times poll has incumbent rob bonta well ahead of his republican challengers, eric early and nathan haopman. the battle is over criminal justice reform in california. >> stay with nbc bay area as we bring you the results and what they mean for you. our live coverage starts when the polls close at 8:00. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, actor matthew mcconaughey fights back tears as he pays tribute to the victims of the uvalde shootings. his powerful plea at the white house. >> to remind and inspire them that the american people will continue

alex padilla is also running for the first time after his appointment by governor newsom. and of course the big race we're watching locally. is that da race in san francisco early voting there has also been low, although still higher than other parts of the state about 21% of voters had turned in their ballots as of weekend and of course, we are going to be tracking all of these statewide races congressional races as well here on our big board throughout the night, dan and karina. all right, liz. thanks very much. stay with abc 7 news for complete election coverage polls close at 8 o'clock tonight and at 8:30. we'll be live on the abc 7 bay area streaming app as the first results start to come in, san jose police are looking for suspects in a brazen robbery where a woman arrived home and found her husband held at gunpoint the incident caught on her vehic. dashboard camera a week ago today the woman pulled up to her house and realized what was going on then called 911 and began honking her horn. her husband came into the garage and mentioned to her to stop honking because a

alex padilla will face mark moiser in november, and to finish out the rest of the term vacated by vice president kamala harris. last night padilla told us he's proud of what he's accomplished so far. >> thanks to the american rescue plan, so many cities and counties and school districts were able to stay afloat. we helped struggling families and small business owners and of course funded vaccine manufacturer and distribution which has put us in a much better place for covid. >> on the peninsula ablem seeman kevin mullin is leading the race to replace jackie speier, he was her personal pick. david canepa is running second. ron bon da won a top spot on the november ballot grabbing nearly 58% of the vote. he'll likely face nathan hochman, former prosecute yoor and former assistant attorney general. stay with kpix 5 for continuing coverage of the primary election on air, on kpix.com and streaming on "cbs news bay area." the election results will be scrolling right there on the bottom of your screen all morning. >>> some other big stories we're following this morning, the warriors nba final

u s senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla, both of course from california, sent a letter to state lawmakers today urging them to approve the bill now heads to the senate appropriations committee. tonight. firefighters are working to stop the spread of a wildfire. in the sierra foothills. the rices fire was first reported around two o'clock this afternoon in nevada county that's right near rice's crossing road, just north of the south fork of the yuba river drainage. evacuation orders were issued for the communities west of highway 49. those include birch ville and sweetland. cal fires, his crews hope to make some progress overnight, but shifting winds are expected to be a challenge. in these river canyons and the yuba river is one of the most pronounced in our area. we get a turn in the winds instead of them blowing up canyon and up drainage. through the daytime hours up sloping up canyon, they will reverse as that nighttime air cools and wants to burn down. fire says this fire started as a structure fire that then extended into vegetation. more than 500 acres have burned so far,

the man currently holding the job is alex padilla.ia's first latino senator, he made history during the supreme court confirmation hearings by speaking spanish. [ speaking spanish ] >> i am blessed to be bilingual. by having some of the conversation in this confirmation hearing in spanish serves the purpose of getting more people included in the process. >> reporter: in 2021, governor newsom appointed him to the senate and captured that moment in an emotional video call. in the year and a half since, padilla has been learning on the

the man currently holding the job is alex padilla. as california's first latino senator, he made history during the supreme court confirmation hearings by speaking spanish. [ speaking spanish ] >> i am blessed to be bilingual. by having some of the conversation in this confirmation hearing in spanish serves the purpose of getting more people included in the process. >> reporter: in 2021, governor newsom appointed him to the senate and captured that moment in an emotional video call. in the year and a half since, padilla has been learning on the job, building alliances in a senate that is very white. >> how is the son of mexican immigrants going to fit in a place like that? how do you win over friends? who is going to want to work with the new guy? >> i'm not there to ask to engage in conversations, i'm there to make a difference. i'm not shy about utilizing my experience and the relationships i've built with the state and local level throughout california to weigh in on the most significant of issues. >> reporter: as for addressing gr

s senator, current senator alex padilla, who was appointed to the seat is seeking a full six year senate term. the state superintendent of public instruction is also on the balance on the local level. san jose is voting for a new mayors and sam liccardo is turned down. santa clara, alameda and contra costa counties or all voting on new sheriff's contra costa in alameda county is also voting for new district attorneys and san francisco is considering proposition h which will determine whether or not district attorney jason bodeen will be recalled. leaders in the latino community say they want to see action on gun control from lawmakers as they head to the polls, one of the most basic things that latino communities would want to see it just simple background checks, right? you know, this is not a conversation about taking away people's guns is actually having a conversation about creating guardrails and safety measures that to make sure that tragedies like never happened again. the latino community foundation says it's polling shows that inflation, housing and the environment are also key

look, we have two excellent senators, dianne feinstein and alex padilla. or the wear, man. you're looking awful good. and nanette, i think you've always looked good, particularly compared to these guys, you know what i mean? and me. but seriously, thank you, nanette, for the fire you bring. you bring some fire to this. i really mean it. it's in your heart. and alan and i just had a little meeting together, we've got to change it, alan. we can't give up. we've got to turn this corner. and, john, you're the real deal. i won't get into it, i'll get you in trouble, but thanks for sticking up for me. and we have a labor secretary that, i'm his translator, marty walsh from boston. but the only thing you've got to know, he always has your back, he always has your back. i had an uncle who used to say, joey, you'll labor from belt buckle and he's from the tip of his toes. used to run a labor union. folks, today i would like to speak about my top economic priority, fighting inflation. i understand americans are anxious and anxious for good reason. i was raised in a h

. >>> governor newsom and alex padilla had it bad during the playoff series last year and on the line was manual labor. >> i admitted. i lost. i lost the bet. >> you might remember he bed on his hometown team, the giants, who lost the series in october. it took months buddy paid up and posted this video working as a groundskeeper at dodger stadium back on opening day. you can see him driving a tractor around the infield and breaking the amounts. >>> you can watch the giants host the dodgers tonight at oracle park. it will be the first game with both teams wearing their pride gear. the first pitch is at 4:15 . game three tomorrow at 1:05. meanwhile, misery continues for a's fans. they lost to the cleveland guardians three -2 last night. they scored -- they hand the a's their 10th straight defeat. it is their first double digit losing streak in more than 11 years. >>> at 7:51, up next, a quick look at the stories we are following this morning, including marches across the bay area in the country for gun reform. the events happening today and how you can be a part. >>> welcome back. >>>

alex padilla's name appear twice because governor newsom appointed him to kamala harris a seat when sheesidency. padilla is the winner this morning and will serve the rest of the current term ending in january. he also had the lead in the race for the seat that begins next january and runs through 2028. he will face a november runoff with republican mark meuser. >>> this morning, the results are still trickling to go to our website it's a great place for you to get those updates. it is nbcbayarea.com and once you get there you can click on the top of the story box. that way you can actually get a look at the list of all of the races that we are following. >>> how about a breath of fresh air. taking a live look outside. let's head to san francisco. look at that. it looks like a pride flag blowing in the distance. training has our forecast. >>> already a different picture than what we saw yesterday. we will have another really nice day in santa rosa. temperatures in the mid-50s right now. we will see some clouds in the mix in our temperature trend shows we will be in the upper 70s at lunc

governor newsom pushing hard, as well look, we have two excellent senators, dianne feinstein and alex padilla, you don't look any worse for the wear, man. you're looking awful good. you're looking awful good and annett, you've always looked good compared to these guys and me, but seriously, thank you, anette for the fire you bring, i really mean this it's in your heart allen and i just had a little meeting together we've got to change it, allen. we can't give up we have to turn this corner, and john, you're the real deal anybody -- i don't want to get you in trouble thanks for sticking up for me and we have a labor secretary that i'm his translator, mahdi walsh from boston, and the only thing you have to know, he always has your back he always has your back. i had an urncle who said joey, you're labor from belt buck toll shoe sole, and he used to run a labor union. today i'd like to speak about my top economic priority, fighting inflation. i understand americans are anxious. they're anxious for good reason. i was raised in a household where the price of gasoline rose precipitously and it was

the man currently holding the job is alex padilla.california's first latino senator, he made history during the supreme court confirmation hearings by speaking spanish. [ speaking spanish ] >> i'm blessed to be bilingual. by having some of the conversation in the confirmation hearing in spanish serves the purpose of getting more people included in the process. >> reporter: in 2021, governor newsom appointed him to the in the year and a half since, padilla has been learning on the job, building alliances in the senate that is very white. >> how is the son of a mexican immigrant going to fit into a place like that? how do you win over friends? who wants to work with the new guy? >> i'm there to make a difference. i'm not shy about utilizing my experience and the relationships i've built with leaders at the state and local level throughout california to weigh in on the most significant of issues. >> reporter: as for addressing gridlock on capitol hill, padilla says he reached out to texas senator john cornyn when a large storm knocked ou

senator alex padilla, thank you for being with us again. my next guess is valerie jenner, former advisor to president barack obama. she's the author of finding my voice. valerie, thank you for joining me today. >> thank you. >> i want to start with president biden's primetime address on thursday, where he verily killer the demanded raw makers to just respond to all the recent mass shootings, calling for bans on assault style weapons, expansion on battleground checks, background checks i should say, and a pass on red flag laws. you wrecked at the lighthouse with then vice president biden. during the -- sandy hook massacre ten years ago. you said at that time that you regretted there was no congressional action after that shooting. what do you think he should do on an executive level? >> look, it's tough without congress. as you mentioned, ten years ago, in the wake of the horrific sandy hook shooting, vice biden lead the administration's efforts to first try to get congress to pass the most sensible background check to close a loophole on ba

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alex padilla's name appeared twice because governor newsom appointed him to the senate seat when kamalas won the vice presidency. he is the winner this morning and will serve out the rest of the current term and in january. he also has a lead in the race for the seat that begins next january and went to 2028. he will face a november run a. >>> another big race we are following, the attorney general pick governor gavin newsom appointed rob bonta to the post last year to replace the health and human services secretary. this morning, bonta is the projected winner. we are waiting to see who bonta will face in the november election. >>> despite big races in big money, voter turnout appears to be pretty dismal here in california. >> today in the bay is at the counseling center with details. >> reporter: machines are working hard tuesday night and are wrapping up right now because so few voters came out for this election. some people in contra costa county cancer ballot early in the state primary just over 113,000 voting by mail. 13,000 voting in person. >> contra costa county, we are seeing f

capitol with california senator alex padilla to mark the occasion.ed by several pro- immigration coalitions today's anniversary comes weeks before an appeals court will hear oral arguments to determine the program's legality. a decision could come later this summer. >>> nbc bay area responds to north bay family and their car's clinking transmission. >> consumer investigator -- good morning. john and novato paid a honda dealer $3150 to replace the noisy transmission and his wife's 2016 hr b suv. the warranty had just expired so he had to pay. a mechanic that but of the noise but fast forward three months and a racket, over the $3000 bill. john said honda corporate sent this surprise letter extending the warranty for several model years including his because of an early deterioration concern that the letter said owners who already pay for a transmission could be eligible for reimbursement. john apply to get his money back but he did not so he asked our team if we could get the gears turning. we contacted the dealer and honda corporate honda declined to

the other full democrat appointed to his position senator alex padilla running against the top republicane getter mark muser in november. a constitutional attorney and triathlete, he actually poses padilla, opposes him on every major state issue including abortion and gun control. any republican though is considered a long shot here in california, where democrats outnumber republicans 2:1. back to you. >>> let's start off with a live look from the mark hopkins hotel cam. it's a clear, beautiful day for us today. halfway through the work week we're heating up in the next couple of days. yesterday at the golden gate bridge we were dealing with fog. look at the daytime highs, mostly 60s, 90s approaching us near fairfield and only getting warmertnd lls.uc week. wee in once we h to ools down as we head into theee. we'll keep you updated in the weather center. gianna, how is it going? >> busy at the bay bridge. it's 6:30, the brake lights are building for the ride into san francisco. sluggish here, the usual stuff, nothing like we saw yesterday. a better ride in and out of san francisco today,

senator alex padilla from california said the fight at the national level is alive and well and he says he'll do everything he can to enshrine a woman's right to choose as federal law. >> senator padilla encourage voters to keep today's events in my aunt as they cast their ballots. >> a lot of the problems that have been made a lot of the rights that have been achieved over the course of our nation's history are all of a sudden in jeopardy. so we have more work to do in congress, especially in the senate. but every american can do their part tonight. we can be a rage tonight. we could protest. we can raise our but make sure that we get out and vote in november and it keeps in mind when you're filling out that ballot. >> senator padilla spoke to our justine waltman today during kron. 4 news at 03:00pm. he also told her california is strengthening its laws to protect reproductive care for women coming to the state when abortion is banned in their home state. the overturning of roe v wade is being looked at as a landmark conservative victory. but >> how does this affect the future of the r

gavin did not look too california senator alex padilla, big dodger fan.joyed saying newsom help prepare the field for opening day. newsom could not even bring himself to say go dodgers like he was supposed to at one point saying, >> go california. and as you probably know, the dodgers playing the giants tonight at oracle. they're up 3, 2, happening tomorrow. the national aids memorial quilt will be displayed a golden gate park. the opening ceremony starts at 9.30. the quilt will stay on display until >> 5 in the afternoon this 35 years since the first panels of that quote were stitched together during the darkest days of the aids pandemic. now, 50,000 panels of the quilt travel to hundreds of communities each year. kron four's also celebrating pride month. join us for our bay area pride special love will keep us together. it's hosted by our very own john troubled and taylor airs thursday, june 23rd at 06:30pm. >> and next in sports, the wife of the warriors tie up the series. a great game. 4 of the nba finals. kate rooney has highlights and we'll go live

senator alex padilla, i thank you for being with us, as always. >> thank you, jose. have a good day. >>> next, we have breaking news concerning the january 6th investigation as the committee takes a rare step to get more information on trump's activities right before the attack on the capitol. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports." you're watching "jose diaz-balart porerts. my minions will save me. [ speaking minion ] unless they screw everything up. hello. >>> 39 past the hour. breaking news out of the white house. president biden is planning to deliver a, quote, major speech on january 6th after the house panel finishes its investigation. meanwhile, the committee is taking new steps in its search for answers by issuing a subpoena to trump white house counsel pat cipollone. the subpoena came just one day after former white house aide cassidy hutchinson offered new details about cipollone's concern over president trump's january 6th plans. this morning, abc's jonathan karl says the top republican on the panel told him the committee may make a criminal referral t

incumbent governor gavin newsom and senator alex padilla both easily won their primary races. >>> peoplethe united states may soon have a fourth covid-19 vaccine option. an independent group of advisers to the fda yesterday voted in favor of authorizing novavax vaccine for people 18 and older. next the fda will decide whether to authorize the shot for emergency use. the novavax vaccine is the first protein based shot made available in the u.s. which is in line with many long standing vaccines including those for hepatitis b and shingles. the vaccine already been approved for use across europe, australia and parts of asia and has the authorization of the world health organization. elsewhere, u.s. gas prices are now closing in on $5 a gallon and little relief is in sight. despite those high costs, demand remains unchanged, for now. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: with the u.s. in overdrive and likely just days away from topping a national average of $5 a gallon, gas prices in several states are now spiking upwards of 10 cents a day. >> i just think we

are actually casting their ballots right now, including for the california senate seat, where alex padillalion people tonight who are going to be getting elections -- primary for their senators. i think the historic example that kids are often taught, or in history classes, where you learn about the senate, is that the goal is to make sure that rural americans, agricultural communities were adequately represented. it's the idea of land over people. yet california is also the third largest state by land mass. it's the largest agricultural producer and has huge swaths of rural america in it. so, even that sort of historical justification for the senate of wanting to give a voice to rural america and agricultural america fall short when california is so deeply, deeply underrepresented. >> how would it be different if the united states senate actually represented majority rule in the united states? what would that change? >> i think the main thing that changes that you would see the will of the people being reflected in the legislation and the positions being taken. right now the united states

senator race, which, you know, a seat i used to hold and kamala held it, alex padilla, these are pragmaticple. they are quite progressive in their view, but they are going to make life better for people. they're going to do everything they can. and that's what i see happening across the board in the democratic party. >> so after we see these progressive criminal justice reform ideas rejected at least in the case of that one race in san francisco, let's zoom out to 30,000 feet. i want to play for you what the president said about the primary elections, just last hour. >> i think the voters sent a clear message last night, both parties have to step up and do something about crime, as well as gun violence. >> as well as gun violence. do you see a through line from the larger gun conversation that is happening right now where democratic politicians nationwide can sort of harness that outrage, the fury voters are feeling about crime as well to somehow tie them together? and propose solutions? >> well, without a doubt. i mean, again, there is pie in the sky solutions and there are real solutions