telemundo >> tenemos detalles sobre el reclamo que trabajadores llegaron a hacerle hoy al senador alex padillauiente dosis de refuerzo contra el covid-19 >> feliz lunes, agradables condiciones en el Área de la bahía a esta hora pero prepárese, viene calor en camino. la hablamos del pronóstico al volver >>organizadores que defiende los derechos de migrantes llegaron a la oficina del gobernador alex padilla >> llegaron al lugar para reclamarle que no se lo suficiente para proteger a los trabajadores y pasar la tan anhelada reforma migratoria >> y la (nombre inaudible) los acompaño y desde san francisco nos amplía >> aunque no eran muchos sí tenían un mensaje claro y directo >> exigimos papeles para todos >> no explotación >> este grupo de manifestantes les preocupa que a nivel federal el llamado proyecto de modernización del sector agrícola que entre otras cosas brindaría la legalización algunos campesinos esté acompañado de otras medidas, que expandan el programa de trabajadores temporales y de (nombre en inglés) >> porque los programas temporales lo único que hacen es explotar a esos trabajado

senator alex padilla calling for 600,000 more vaccines for the department of health and human services sustained periods of limited vaccine availability early on in the public health crisis. >> is a recipe for disaster. california surpassing 3,000 m-pox cases, the second highest in the nation behind new york and san francisco director of the department of public health doctor grant colfax says. >> 12,000 shots of the vaccine are needed to stop the spread. if we don't do enough, we face the possibility that this disease could become endemic. >> and continue to harm people for the foreseeable future. while some parts of the country have started to offer second doses, san francisco's vaccine clinics continue to prioritize. first shots only infectious disease expert at ucsf. doctor peter chin-hong says those concerned about the delay should be put at ease knowing the effectiveness of first doses. >> the jumps out of the cars re the first shot and that boosters, just a reminder to the union says some in the same way, we think about boosters for covid vaccines. he expects second shots will b

they're coming from senator alex padilla. the senator visited the vaccine clinic at san francisco general hospital today. he's urging the federal government to send at least 600,000 more doses to california. >> and kron four's rob nesbitt is live in the newsroom with a look at how that number rob compares to the need for doses. and san francisco, catherine and grant the department of public health in san francisco had initially requested 35,000 doses of the dose vaccine. >> the department's director saying today that the virus could become endemic if that need isn't met and met soon. >> friday will mark the one 100th day since the first reported case of monkeypox in the u.s. and the speeches at podiums continue this time. senator alex padilla calling for 600,000 more vaccines for the department of health and human services. we must do war. we simply do not have the supply of vaccines. to meet the need of a number of people requesting. >> the vaccines, california surpassing 3,000 m-pox cases, the second highest in the nation b

. >> calls to continue for more m-pox vaccines, including from senator alex padilla. he visited the vaccine clinic at zuckerberg general hospital saying the federal government needs to send california more than half a million doses. kron four's. rob nesbitt has the story. the department of public health in san francisco had initially requested. 35,000 doses of the jail's vaccine. the department's director saying today that the virus could become endemic if that need is met. and that soon friday will mark the one 100th day since the first reported case of monkeypox in the u.s.. >> and the speeches at podiums continue this time. senator alex padilla calling for 600,000 more vaccines for the department of health and human services. we must do war. we simply do not have. >> the supply of vaccines. to meet the need of a number of people requesting the vaccines. california surpassing 3,000 m-pox cases, the second highest in the nation behind new york and san francisco director of the department of public health doctor grant colfax says. >> 12,000 shots of the vaccine are ne

california center alex padilla will discuss where this goes next. china sanctions nancy pelosi over her visit to taiwan. beijing has stopped cooperation with the u.s. on military operations and climate change. meanwhile, russia indicates it is ready to discuss a prisoner swap, one day after a court sentenced brittney griner to nine years in prison. >>> we begin with the increasingly complicated state of the u.s. economy, after a string of not so great data on economic growth, inflation, and consumer sentiment. a sign that things may not be as bad as many think. the government says employers added 528,000 jobs in july, more than double what experts had predicted. the unemployment rate fell slightly to 3.5%, and when you break down that number, the numbers fell for minorities. president biden state more people are working than at any point in american history. that's millions of families with the dignity and peace of mind that a paycheck provides. he goes on to say there's more work to do, but today's jobs report shows we are, quote, making significan

. > >> senator alex padilla is advocating for more monkeypox v. monkeypox vaccines. >> we are seeing the great workn work in san francisco. the federal government needs to do , must do more and must do more q. more quickly. >> he stopped by a vaccination . vaccination site. padilla was one of the first senators to call on health and human services and the cdc for additil for additional vaccines. the urged the federal government to provide 600,000 additional doseo the state. > >> the world health organization organization reports that the nr of reported monkeypox cases declined by 21% last week. one day after president biden released a student loan relief . relief plan. reaction amongst americans a split mostly along party lines. >> reporter: student loan borrowers and supporters celebrated president biden 's forgiveness plan in washington. >> i am overwhelmed that 20 million people aren't going to have student loan debt anymore. >> reporter: the president is delivering on his campaign promise to raise $10,000 of federal student loan debt for those

i want the bring in senator senator from california, alex padilla. back on the show. appreciate it. >> good to see you again. >> so let me start with what we just teed up here with house speaker nancy pelosi. you sit on the homeland security committee. do you believe the benefits of the speaker's trip outweigh potentially new threats from china? >> i believe this. it is not up to china to dictate where the speaker of the house of representatives can travel. that goes for anywhere in the world. and whether it is in taiwan or anywhere else. standing up for democracy is always the right thing to do. >> have you told the speaker that you support her in that move? >> she doesn't need to ask me. i don't need to tell her. she knows. >> of course. californians, let me ask but a different interaction. that's one with senator kyrsten sinema who as you know is the critical linchpin here to getting done what you want to see get done, on clim reconciliation, et cetera. what is the latest on the conversations with her. is she asking about things like that tax prov

senator alex padilla was in san francisco calling for more and pox vaccines. >> the department publicon because there's a great need and not enough. the department's director doctor grant colfax says 12,000 shots are needed right now to stop the spread. california has more than 3,000 m-pox cases, which is the second highest in the nation behind new york experts say, though, we are not giving out the second dose yet, but they say the first doses quite effective. >> and we're seeing a drop in the number of serious cases right because if you hot and parks, you not going to get it again. we think that you have immunity for many years, if not lifelong. >> the san francisco department of health is expecting to get about 8,000 more vaccines soon. well, new gas-powered cars will become a thing of the past here in california, a state board approved the move to go completely green in the next decade. the california air resources board voted unanimously on the decision. well, here's a timeline of the phase out by 2026. 35% of new cars sold in the state will have to be electric. that number incre

senator alex padilla calling for 600,000 more vaccines for the department of health and human services to meet the need of a number of people requesting. >> the vaccines, california surpassing 3,000 m-pox cases, the second highest in the nation behind new york and san francisco director of the department of public health doctor grant colfax says 12,000 shots of the vaccine are needed to stop the spread. if we don't do enough, we face the possibility that this disease could become endemic. >> and continue to harm people for the foreseeable future. while some parts of the country have started to offer second doses, san francisco's vaccine clinics continue to prioritize. first shots only infectious disease expert at ucsf. doctor peter chin-hong says those concerned about the delay should be put at ease knowing the effectiveness of first doses. >> the jumps out of the cars re the first shot and the boosters. just a reminder to the union says some in the same way, we think about boosters for covid vaccines. expect second shots will be offered here within the next 6 months. cases continue to

senator alex padilla calling for 600,000 more vaccines for the department of health and human services. we must do war. we simply do not have the supply of vaccines. >> to meet the need of a number of people requesting. >> the vaccines, california surpassing 3,000 m-pox cases, the second highest in the nation behind new york and san francisco director of the department of public health doctor grant colfax says 12,000 shots of the vaccine are needed to stop the spread. if we don't do enough, we face the possibility that this disease could become endemic. >> and continue to harm people for the foreseeable future. while some parts of the country have started to offer second doses, san francisco's vaccine clinics continue to prioritize. first shots only infectious disease expert at ucsf. doctor peter chin-hong says those concerned about the delay should be put at ease knowing the effectiveness of first doses. >> the jumps out of the cars re the first shot and the boosters. just a reminder to the union says some in the same way, we think about boosters for covid vaccines. expect second shot

senator alex padilla was in san francisco calling for more m-pox vaccines.ays the virus could become endemic if they don't get more vaccine soon, the department's director doctor grant colfax says 12,000 shots are needed to stop the spread. california right now has more than 3,000 m-pox cases, which is the second highest in the nation behind new york. experts say those concerned should be put a little bit at ease knowing that the first doses very effective. >> and we're seeing a drop in the number of serious cases right because if you hot and parks, you not going to get it again. we think that you have immunity for many years, if not lifelong. >> the san francisco department of public health is expecting to get about 8,000 more vaccines soon. time now, 7.36, others that we're covering for you this morning is coming up. it's gone from difficult, almost impossible to get an abortion in several states this week. have the latest in the battle over women's reproductive rights. and gas. powered cars are soon going to be a thing of the past. the state board, as you

time now 6.38 senator alex padilla was in san francisco calling for more m-pox vaccines.he need isn't met soon. the department's director doctor grant colfax s 12,000 shots are needed to stop the spread, california right now is more than 3,000 m-pox cases. second highest in the nation behind new york. but experts say that the concerns about the delay, you should be put at ease a little bit because that first dose, they say, is very effective. >> and we're seeing a drop in the number of serious cases right because if you hot and parks, you not going to get it again. we think that you have immunity for many years, if not lifelong. >> the san francisco department of health, a public health is expecting to get 8,000 more vaccines. but and they only received a fraction of the doses that previously got the last shipment. so who knows how many are when they come? >> gas powered cars will become a thing of the past here in california, a state board approved the move to go completely green in the next decade. the california air resources board voted unanimously on that decision. h

plus, california senator alex padilla weighs in on the monkeypox outbreak. what he says his office is doing to make sure vaccines are distributed fairly. and bay area business owners frustrated saying homelessness is costing them and that leaders are not doing enough about the issue. we expect. >> from the bay news station. you're watching kron. at noon. >> hey, thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. our top story this afternoon. california leaders are considering a new ban on gas. powered car sales were taking a live look now at a meeting from the california air resources board. they're set to vote on this proposal. kron 4 sarah stinson has a look now at how this new proposal could affect drivers. >> right now, the california air resources board is meeting and decide if they're going to approve a ban on the sale of new gas powered vehicles at dealerships like this one in walnut creek. >> this this ban does go into effect. it would be in 2035. but this is just one more step in the process of getting there. in the meanti

senator alex padilla calling for 600,000 more vaccines for the department of health and human services. we must do war. we simply do not have the supply of vaccines. >> to meet the need of a number of people requesting. >> the vaccines, california surpassing 3,000 m-pox cases, the second highest in the nation behind new york and san francisco director of the department of public health doctor grant colfax says 12,000 shots of the vaccine are needed to stop the spread. if we don't do enough, we face the possibility that this disease could become endemic. >> and continue to harm people for the foreseeable future. while some parts of the country have started to offer second doses, san francisco's vaccine clinics continue to prioritize. first shots only infectious disease expert at ucsf. doctor peter chin-hong says those concerned about the delay should be put at ease, knowing the effectiveness of first doses. >> the jumps out of the cars re the first shot and that boosters just a reminder to the union says some in the same way, we think about boosters for covid vaccines. expect second sho

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senator alex padilla was in san francisco yesterday calling for more m-pox vaccines.s >> the virus could become endemic if the need isn't met soon. the director doctor grant colfax, says 12,000 shots are needed to stop the spread. california has more than 3,000 m pot cases right now. second highest in the nation behind new york. experts say those concerned about the delay in the vaccines should be put at ease knowing that the first doses quite effective. >> and we're seeing a drop in the number of serious cases right because if you hot and parks, you're not going to get it again. we think that you have immunity for many years, if not lifelong. >> the san francisco department of public health is expecting to get 8,000 more vaccines soon, but they only got a fraction of the doses that they had been promised in the last shipment. so we'll see 5.37 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news gas powered cars could be a thing of the past after the state board approved the move to go green in california. we'll have more on that. and an east bay man is able to continue his dr

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. > >> senator alex padilla is in sn francisco today to push for more push for more monkeypox vaccinesral hospital the main spot for shots and there have been long lines. but he will be pushing for more doss and equitable distribution of the vaccine to pr

plus senator alex padilla makes us stop in san francisco hospital is calls for additional monkey pox vaccines to protect people in the bay area. and are you ready for some football? 49ers will play in their last preseason game tonight against the texans. what fans can expect the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. good evening to you. i'm andre senior gasia mikaelian. today state agencies expected to approve a ban on the sale of gas powered new vehicles by the year 2035. kt is ali rasmus live to explain how the band would work ali and the changes drivers will start seeing in the next five years. that's right. garcia. the california air resources board is the state agency driving this their meeting is still underway right now. it started this morning. the board is expected to approve this rule today. the public comment that we've heard so far this morning. it's just a formality. what they will be deciding. is whether to ban the sale of new gas powered cars starting in 2035. but we will start seeing some of the changes on our roads and highways even earlier than

california senator alex padilla says the lake has already experienced detrimental impacts of climatethe ongoing drought. >> now he says he agd his nevada counterparts are working together to prevent future natural disasters. >> collective bipartisan by state commitment to lake tahoe and the base. republican congressman tom mcclintock, who has represented this area for more than a decade, says protecting this region comes down to one key thing. this all amid lee is a forest management issue. and this problem is not going to go away even if we all ride our bikes to work in the tofu for hamburg. that as governor gavin newsom was in attendance just days before releasing his own climate goals for the state, which include finding a pathway to 100% clean energy and achieving carbon neutrality. by 2045. the fact that those things have been done in california is rather extraordinary. none of this is easy. and you think in california, these things are easy, but they're not because a lot of interest rates. you know what argue for this? that is quote, and we can't afford to live in the status qu

this morning senator alex padilla joins health experts at sf general hospital to address the urgent need for more vaccines. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live in san francisco. this is where they're just wrapping up the visit. what are the senator's plans going forward? >> reporter: well, marcus, he spoke about making a real action to curb the spread of monkeypox, particularly its disproportionate effect on lgbt communities of color. his visit included a tour of the clinic at san francisco general as well as a press conference where senator padilla joined local health leaders in demanding more action. across the board everyone spoke about san francisco being recognized for being at the forefront of the fight against monkeypox. so far the city has administered over 21,500 doses of the vaccine, but that is still not enough to meet demand. you'll remember local health officials requesting 35,000 vaccines to satisfy the need and curb the spread of the virus. 8,000 doses are expected to arrive soonment when they will get here is still up in the air. currently the city has 683 total m

. >> for senator alex padilla was in washington, d.c., today to discuss a bill that with set protection for doctors who would face consequences if they provide abortions potentially in states where the procedure is legal. the bill is called let doctors provide reproductive health care act. if passed, it would prevent out of state lawsuits that could potentially be filed against doctors who provide abortions in states where the ptocedure is legal. senator, by the u.s. says it's a key protection. >> access to abortion should not. >> tainted by politicians and lawyers. california and many other states across the country. we used to turn back the clock to an era where abortions were outlawed and dangerous. >> senator biden is also co-sponsoring other bills to support access to abortion services, including protecting the right to cross state lines for an abortion. >> the city of oakland will be getting 6 million dollars from the state to improve public safety. oakland leaders say that they want to provide direct support for families who are at a high risk for violence. they plan to use that

. >> senator alex padilla joins several other democratic senators to urge the department of health and human services and the cdc to work to address racial disparities in the ongoing response to the monkeypox in a letter to the federal government, the senators wrote that's similar to the covid-19 outbreak. the u.s. m-pox outbreak is disproportionately affecting black and latino americans. the discrepancy in public health has been a serious cause for concern for health care workers as white men have been receiving more of the vaccinations. well, making a smaller percentage of being at risk for m-pox. the senators also said vaccine access must be equal even in the face of high demand. >> and this just in the white house has just announced, said the first lady jill biden has tested negative for covid-19 and that she will return to the washington, d.c., area tomorrow. governor gavin newsom is deploying strike teams from across california to try to help crews in oregon contain a fast-moving the rum creek fire exploded in size over the weekend. it's now burned more than 10,000 acres since it

california senator alex padilla says the lake has already experienced detrimental impacts of climateincluding last year's massive caldor fire and the ongoing drought. >> now he says he and his nevada counterparts are working together to prevent future natural disasters. >> collective bipartisan by state commitment to lake tahoe and the base. republican congressman tom mcclintock, who has represented this area for more than a decade, says protecting this region comes down to one key thing. this all amid lee is a forest management issue. and this problem is not going to go away even if we all ride our bikes to work in the tofu for hamburg. that as governor gavin newsom was in the tenants just days before releasing his own climate goals for the state, which include finding a pathway to 100% clean energy and achieving carbon neutrality. by 2045. the fact that those things have been done in california is rather extraordinary. none of this is easy. and you think in california, these things are easy, but they're not because a lot of interest rates. you know what argue for this? that is quot

senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla have now introduced the affordable ev's for working families act. it gives a tax rebate of up to $2500 for used electric car purchases. the goal is to encourage more americans to go electric and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. the state kicks off a new campaign tomorrow to help relieve college students. debt coming up, we'll explain how this will work. like i said, i read the two other ladies. i was talking to and, you know, dug down to all the suits. customers in a cincinnati bar scramble for safety as gunfire rings out tonight. nine people are injured coming up the search for the suspects. just a gorgeous weekend around the bay area and a pleasant evening and progress as well. we're going to talk about smoke to the north of the bay area and the impact it may have at the news continues right here on ktvu, fox two. area are headed back to school this week. classes resume tomorrow in the oakland unified school district, including parker elementary. it is one of 11 oakland schools slated to be shut down or forced emerge. a group of parents took

california senator alex padilla says the lake has already experienced detrimental impacts of climatechange, including last year's massive caldor fire and the ongoing drought. >> now he says he and his nevada counterparts are working together to prevent future natural disasters. >> collective bipartisan by state commitment to lake tahoe and the base. republican congressman tom mcclintock, who has represented this area for more than a decade, says protecting this region comes down to one key thing. this all amid lee is a forest management issue. >> and this problem is not going to go away even if we all ride our bikes to work in the tofu for hamburg. that as governor gavin newsom was in the tenants just days before releasing his own climate goals for the state, which include finding a pathway to 100% clean energy. >> and achieving carbon neutrality by 2045. the fact that those things have been done in california is rather extraordinary. none of this is easy. and you think in california, these things are easy, but they're not because a lot of interest rates. you know what argue for this

california senator alex padilla says that won't happen. >> by making wealthiest corporations in america more of their fair share. we're going to cover these costs and reduce the federal deficit will which will ease the pressure on the people's tax bills across the board. so it really is a win win, win, win. >> that vote could happen as early as tomorrow. they say senator padilla says he is confident the bill will pass. >> coming up, intense video out of los angeles shows a violent and deadly car crash unfold on a very busy intersection. what we're learning about the victims and the driver. tensions escalate over taiwan. china's latest move targeting the united states. the response from the white house days after nancy pelosi is high stakes visit to that island. plus, go inside the east bay lab. this the east bay lab. this developing a more efficient psoriasis really messes with you. try. hope. fail. no one should suffer like that. i started cosentyx®. five years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before startin

. >> california senator alex padilla in washington today discussing a bill set to protect doctors froming consequences if they provide abortions in states where the procedure is legal. the bill is called the let doctors provide reproductive health care act. if it's passed, the bill would close the door on out of state lawsuits that could potentially be filed against doctors who provide abortions in states where the procedure is legal. senator padilla is also co-sponsoring other bills to support reproductive health. those bills are aimed to guarantee access to abortion services and to protect the right to cross state lines for an abortion. coming up, a sick speaker nancy pelosi's visit to taiwan has sparked outrage from china. >> how it might affect the u.s. china relationship in the long run. >> and a few more showers showed up around the bay area today. and now we've got frank spinning off the coastline. ca, ca, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i cou

reggie: senator alex padilla will tour a -- monkeypox vaccine clinic. a state epidemiologist and the san francisco public health director and a supervisor are also expected to tour san francisco general. the clinic administered 266 doses yesterday. everyone who went to the clinic got served. it will be open today and tomorrow from 8:00 until 4:00. drew: we have overcast skies over the airport. our air quality remains good today, tomorrow and even into the upcoming weekend. we can breathe easy through the weekend. here is live doppler 7. high-pressure still anchored off our coast line. these troughs are exiting the pacific northwest and another will enter this weekend. it keeps us with a cooler than average pattern. we are not finding any intense heat. future weather with that trough just to our north that helps keep the marine layer established. you can see by 10:00 a.m., we are still tracking patchy fog along the bayshore like. barely in the 70's. the light layer, keep it on for extra couple of hours. this afternoon, warmest spots generally in the 80's

. >>> senator alex padilla will make an appearance in san francisco to tour one of the monkeypox vaccinationites. that event is scheduled to take place later this morning. meanwhile at the top of the hour, the world health organization begins its largest virtual news conference. leaders expect to answer questions on covid and monkeypox outbreaks along with other global health issues. >>> fed-up business owners in san francisco's castro district are now considering extreme measures because they want city officials to clean up the streets. they say they won't pay their taxes, they're threatening not to pay taxes to the city if their demands are not met. they want shelter services to be set up for at least 35 additional beds. leaders say vandalism alone costs the city hundreds of thousands of dollars every year. >> the mentally ill and drug addicted are applying pressure a small business shouldn't have to deal with to be successful. >> city health and homeless agencies say dedicated beds are not part of city policy. more shelter space will be opening over the next few months that should allevia

local, state and federal s are still calling for a broadere equitable vaccine roll jud inclg alex padilla who forward a vaccine clinic in san francisco. san francisco. > >> nancy pelosi and jackie spear jackie spear will headline a round table and discuss how to provide community resources for women in the bay area. a measuro make abortion rights part of tha constitution is leading in a cay poll. > >> florida judge ordered a redad version of the mar-a-lago search search warrant affidavit to be made public today. the warrant authorize the fbi to search the former president's home. it lays lays out federal investigators believed there was a probable cause a crime was committed. > >> let's check your weather fors friday. tgif, darren. >> tgif. it's cloudy for everybody. >> a little wet outside, too. >> if you are in the city on tht side, or inform you are going through the east bay hills, it's it's misty. a. >> i had my windshield wipers g. >> you probably needed it. near the coast, it, if you are near the water, think of it that wayy if you get above the clouds. ths from the top of mount di

senator alex padilla is hoping to expand the rights of college athletes. senator padi, along with four other u. s. senators has introduced a college athletes bill of rights. the legislation would give student athletes access to equitable health safety, marketing and educational outcomes. if the bill is signed into law would also establish health and safety standards to address issues including concussions and sexual assault 18 that student athletes get ready for fall sports coaches. you're advised to watch out for signs of heat. heat illness. the doctors at the cleveland clinic says sports events can lead to heat, stroke cramping and more coaches are advised to allow for plenty of water breaks. athletes should not go back to practicing practicing of these problems occur at the signs of a problem could be a headache, irritability, vomiting, dizziness or even fading. also it's recommended that parents should make sure your child is properly hydrated before they go to bed and before they go to practice. great advice. yeah let's get you out the door, ali rasmu

. >>> senator alex padilla will make an appearance to san francisco to tour a monkeypox vaccination clinic. that event is scheduled to take place later this morning. meanwhile at the top of the hour, the world health organization begins its largest virtual news conference. leaders expect to answer questions on covid and morks outbreaks along with other global health issues. that starts at 6:00 this morning. >>> business owners in the castro district are considering extreme measures to clean up crime they blame on a large homeless population. merchants are threatening to not pay taxes if leaders don't step up to the plate. they demand the city start providing shelter and services immediately, dedicating at least 35 shelter beds for that very purpose. leaders say vandalism alone costs hundreds of thousands a year. >> the mentally ill and drug addicted are applying pressure a small business shouldn't have to deal with to be successful. >> city health and homeless agencies say dedicated beds are not part of city policy. more shelter space will be opening over the next few months that should al

california senator alex padilla agrees. >> by making do both his corporations in america, pay more of their fair share. we're going to cover these costs and reduce the federal deficit will which will ease the pressure on the people's tax bills across the board. so it really is a win win, win, win. >> democrats called the bill the inflation reduction acts, but republicans promise to fight back and a special session of the senate this weekend while they can't stop the legislation of all democratic senators, including including sent him a vote. yes, senator lindsey graham of south carolina says they intend to drag out the process. >> well, there's something we don't see or haven't seen in a long gas prices and are not $6 but $5. this is a gas station in orinda just off highway. 24, the station has been selling regular gas for 4.99 a gallon for at least a week. that's as gas prices continue to drop across the country and the bay area. coming up as the controversy over people's park in berkeley got away is stop. >> don't bet on it. >> uc berkeley's facing another setback in plans to build

alex padilla says some of the money will go towards wildfire prevention as well as the current droughton reduction act will reduce carbon emissions by 40% in the next eight years, 40% by the end of the decade. the measure includes billions of dollars to address catastrophic wildfires and historic drought in the western united states. it includes $5 billion in grants to support healthy, higher resilient forests and forest conservation. liz: another aspect of the inflation reduction a wil jobs e driving down energy costs. new developments as the city of sacramento will pay stefon clark's parents $1.7 million ending the family's lawsuit for settling the final remaining portion filed. in 2019 the city agreed to pay $2.4 million to his two children and his parents became sole plaintiffs. stephon clark was killed after being shot in march 20 18. officers mistook a cell phone he was holding as a firearm. vice president kamala harris was back home where she made a big announcement that will impact thousands of oakland kids. the generation fund is a $50 million investment in savings accounts an

roe versus wade, california senator alex padilla, meantime, is sponsoring a bill to protect doctors fromany consequences if they provide abortions in states where the proceure is legal like california, the let doctors provide reproductive health care act. we'll close the door on out of state lawsuits that could potentially be filed against any doctors who provide abortions in states where, again, the procedure is legal. senator padilla says it is a key protection. >> access to abortion should not. >> tainted by politicians and lawyers. california and many other states across the country. we used to turn back the clock to an era where abortions were outlawed and dangerous. >> senator padilla is also co-sponsoring some other bills to support reproductive health. those bills are aimed to guarantee access to abortion services and to protect the right to cross state lines to get an abortion. coming up on kron, 4 news at 10, california attorney general rob bonta announces a judgment against one of the nation's largest rent to own companies. >> we'll tell you which one water clarity, lake tahoe

senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla or introducing what they called the affordable e.ng families act. it would give a tax rebate of up to $2500 to anyone buying a used electric car. the most new electric vehicles already qualified for a 75 $100 federal tax credit. the goal is to encourage more americans to go electric and reduce the greenhouse gas emissions. electric bikes are becoming more popular with people who can't afford an electric car. americans bought 880,000 more e bikes, electric cars last year. most e bikes sell for about 2000 or $3000. you handle it say now that battery life has improved and many people are commuting shorter distances to work. they become an easier alternative to driving or riding public transportation. it is 5 25 will fewer people are having their groceries delivered as the cost of food is going up within pleasure, the market research analyst companies say. while the grocery delivery business saw a huge growth in the first year of the pandemic that has dropped off by a quarter in the last year results and the main reason is reportedly the

senator alex padilla is calling for more monkey pox vaccines and equitable distribution. health and union leaders in san francisco before touring the vaccine clinic. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. he applauded the work being done by local, state and federal agencies, but says more needs to be done. we cannot let up. we must do more. we simply do not have the supply of vaccines. to meet the needs of the number of people requesting the vaccines and seeking appointments to protect against a disease that is continuing to spread throughout california. cases are dropping in san francisco, according to the state health department. there have been more than 700 cases of the virus reported in california in the last seven days. alameda county public health officials say lessons learned during the covid 19 pandemic will help them handle the monkeypox outbreak. first and foremost, uh, lesson was really that we really needed to work closely with community partners in our response. um, you all our our partners with us . we have certain responsibilities that we carry out, bu

here at home, california senator alex padilla sponsoring a bill that would protect doctors from facingabortions in states where the procedure is legal. the let doctors provide reproductive health care act would close the door on out of state lawsuits that could potentially be filed against doctors who provide abortions in states where the procedure is legal. senator padilla says it's a key protection. >> california and many other states across the country. we to turn back the clock to an era where abortions were outlawed and dangerous. >> senator padilla is also co-sponsoring other bills to support reproductive health, including ones aims to guarantee access to abortion services and protect the right to cross state lines for an abortion. 3.48. time to get a check of your forecast this afternoon. taking a live look outside at sfo. no real fog in play here. but we do have a lot of cloud cover here on this second day of august proper. meteorologist dave spahr is here. he's taking a look at conditions today. well, no, well, we've been following this little patchy showers, least trying to h

but this monday, senator alex padilla will co-host a statewide telephone town hall with aarp.iption drug costs for millions of californians. it extends the american rescue plan's affordable care act premium subsidies which have helped more than a million californians get and retain health insurance coverage. the town hall begins at 10 in the morning. >> a grandson, california could incentivize schools to teach financial literacy to young adults more than a million dollars will be provided to both private and public high school teachers who start personal finance classes. researchers say that students who have access to financial education, we'll have less debt and a higher quality of life >> it really does help students to think differently to think like an entrepreneur, some students have even launched but whether they want your business are not thinking like an entrepreneur is helpful to their lives. it may help them to get on career pathways. >> lawmakers say they hope this new grant will empower california's future workforce. >> back now to kron four's who to call with the

this was the 26 annual lake tahoe summit, california senator alex padilla says the lake has already suffered a lot because of the caldor fire. and of course, the drought. he says california and nevada are working together to try to prevent natural disasters which are becoming more severe. but republican congressman, a congressman tom mcclintock who represents residents around tahoe disagrees. he says protecting the region comes down to one key thing. >> this all amid lee is a forest management issue. and this problem is not going to go away even if we all ride our bikes to work in the tofu for hamburgers. >> governor newsom was at the summit today and just after releasing his own climate goals a few days ago. he says he is working to make sure that climate goals become legislation. >> people in arizona and nevada and even down south of the border in mexico facing more water cuts from the colorado river as extreme drought conditions continue. that is as even loweh water levels are predicted in the nation's largest reservoirs, lake mead and lake powell and experts say if things continue to get

california senator alex padilla says the lake has already experienced detrimental impacts of climatenge, including last year's massive caldor fire and the ongoing drought. >> now he says he and his nevada counterparts are working together to prevent future natural disasters. >> collective bipartisan by state commitment to lake tahoe and the base. republican congressman tom mcclintock, who has represented this area for more than a decade, says protecting this region comes down to one key thing. this all amid lee is a forest management issue. and this problem is not going to go away even if we all ride our bikes to work in the tofu for hamburg. that as governor gavin newsom was in the tenants just days before releasing his own climate goals for the state, which include finding a pathway to 100% clean energy and achieving carbon neutrality. by 2045. the fact that those things have been done in california is rather extraordinary. none of this is easy. and you think in california, these things are easy, but they're not because a lot of interest you know what argue for this? that is quote,

workers and for immigrant justice immigrant organizations were in san francisco calling on senator alex padilla end to the farm workforce modernization act and immigrant worker programs senator padilla. we're here today to ask you. be a champion be brave stand up for papers for all without all these other programs which cause suffering organizations say legal papers will prevent immigrant workers from living in fear of being separated. now to the latest development surrounding the fbi search of donald trump's florida estate intelligence officials say they are assessing the potential risks to national security after several boxes of classified documents were found throughout former president trump's residents abc news reporter ike ijoki is in washington now with the latest. today the justice department stating in his completed its review of document seized from former president trump's florida estate in regards to any attorney client privilege issues over the weekend of federal judge indicated. she's leaning towards granting a request from trump's legal team to appoint a special master to interv

senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla are introducing what they call the affordable ev's for workingfamilies act. it would give a tax rebate of up to $2500 to anyone buying a used electric car. most new electric vehicles already qualified for a 75 $100 federal tax credit. the goal is to encourage more americans to go electric and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. electric bikes are becoming more popular with people who can't afford electric cars. americans but 880,000 more bikes than electric cars last year, mostly bikes sell for 1000 to $3000. analysts say battery life has improved, and many people are commuting shorter distances to work. e bikes have become an easier alternative to driving or taking public transit. let's show you this stunning video out of iceland. this is of a volcano erupting near the main airport. lava flows could be seen using over a field of an uninhabited valley authorities are warning people not to go near this site . three hikers were injured last week when they were hiking out to watch that eruption. this volcano started erupting last week and continues to

and senator alex padilla was there isis, the lake has already suffered because of the caldor fire and severe. but republican congressman tom mcclintock who represents residents around lake tahoe disagrees. he says protecting the region comes down to one key thing. >> this all amid lee is a forest management issue. and this problem is not going to go away even if we all ride our bikes to work in the tofu for hamburgers. >> governor newsom was there as well. just days after he released his own climate goals and he says he is working to turn climate goals into laws. all right. let's check your forecast here at 7.46. forget john trouble in the weather center. looking at the skies forces for good reason. >> for 2 reasons, one, listen to >> the. yeah. yeah. a little not not quite. a storm chaser of look for every drop, right? we will look for those drops. we will take every one of them to. we've had a couple of showers working their way through the south bay earlier this morning on up the peninsula, even parts of the east bay on up through benicia saw a couple of light showers earlier this

fox news, california senator alex padilla says the inflation reduction act is bold , transformative legislation that will help keep healthcare accessible and affordable. he calls the bill the largest investment in history to combat climate change, which will create green economy jobs and keep down energy costs for consumers. all of these critical investments, by the way will be making that we're making in this legislation are fully paid for. we're not adding to the federal deficit. it's fully paid for by making sure that billion dollar corporations pay more of their fair share in taxes. and i want to emphasize the important point . senator padilla also says the bill does not add any new taxes for families making $400,000 a year or less, and the bill does not add new taxes for small businesses, either. the detection of polio in urban areas. how public health leaders are trying to prevent an outbreak. also ahead, california could soon green light supervised drug injection sites . supporters say it is the right move, but some law enforcement officers are expressing their concerns and later in spor

fox news opponent , seven immigration bill involving farm workers held a rally today at senator alex padilla'sin san francisco. the san francisco labor council is just one of the groups urging senator padilla and other lawmakers to reject the arm workforce modernization act. that's currently being negotiated in the u. s senate. the bill would expand the e verify program that determines authorization to work in the us and revised the h two, a guest worker program. critics say the bill does not go far enough to ensure job security and doesn't provide a clear pathway to citizenship. instead of giving papers to people, they give them temporary status, which makes them more exploitable supporters of the farm workforce modernization act say it will ease the industry's labor shortage and, in turn helped lower the burden of food prices on consumers. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. police investigating a deadly stabbing on bart property as recent crimes leave. plenty of writers , rattled based school district is standing firm and keeping a mask mandate in place inside the classroom, but some parents ha

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senator alex padilla says that the lakers already suffered because of the caldor fire and because ofg together to prevent natural disasters which are becoming more severe. but republican congressman tom mcclintock who represents residents around lake tahoe disagrees. he says protecting the region comes down to one key thing. >> this all amid lee is a forest management issue. and this problem is not going to go away even if we all ride our bikes to work in the tofu for hamburgers. >> governor newsom was there just days after releasing his own climate to change goals. he says that he's working to make sure that these goals become legislation. >> all right. 5.46, let's check on the 70 valley expecting triple digit heat to arrive. we've already had that hearing will continue to have a today. yeah, we're going to have that for another day or 2, john, when when is it can ease off significantly because i know if we're going to notice a few degrees. exactly. and as such slow changes, you might not notice it from the day today, but by the end of the weekend, we will be in a lot more of a comf