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protect communities to the extent that we can before a disaster thursday in san jose , us senator alex padilla zoloft grin and others coming together in celebration of the passage of padilla's fire act. the bill would allow fema to put wildfire preparedness and response on equal footing with other disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes and floods. redeploy its teams during times of high risk and improve

california senator alex padilla sponsored the bill. >> members of including senators from both sides of the aisle, recognize that we need to give. local governments and first responders all the 2 that they need to both fight wildfires when they happen. to protect communities. to the extent that we can be for a disaster. but also to be a very intentional partner in recovery efforts. when disasters happen. >> now, the act has passed the u.s. senate. it now moves to the house of representatives where it's sponsors are confident that it will move forward. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> but whether time now as we get a live look outside, typically we can see the golden gate bridge, especially this time of year. that looks like a summer shot with all the fog looking to the marin county headlines. it was hot yesterday. cool down today. >> but first, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here kind of run it down for us. what the rest of the week is going lie at fog right there. that in the show you why the fire danger has been lower this year. we've had a lot o

senator alex padilla making a stop in the town to join the conversation. kron 4 sweep to call reports gun violence prevention and intervention strategies were discussed. >> with the oakland police department overwhelmed by gun violence, fracturing communities. residents are telling elected leaders it's time for the federal government to declare a health emergency. i think it's a good idea and we certainly will work. representative barbara lee invited senator alex padilla and oakland mayor libby show to talk crime prevention and intervention solutions. wednesday. round table discussion was held at first african methodist episcopal church in oakland that community members made it clear. >> the federal government can help hearing from the community directly about how the federal government needs to bring the cops grants back to oakland to help us with our police staffing. our investigations need to declare a health emergency so that we can use health funding to do the deep violence, prevention and intervention work that we know is needed. senator padilla says

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lawmakers praising a bill that allows fema to act quicke before fire gets out of control senator alex padilla held a news conference with south mon measure allows fema to deploy assets when there is firest oreflag warnings. >> we know they have ravaged other regions of the western united states , and are becomin increasingly familiar with what we know in california all too well. when it's hot, when it's dry and the winds kick up , it's a recipe for disaster. >> the health still needs to pass this measure. >>> staying fire ready. earthquake preparedness is neve a bad message . >> how is it looking? >> right on cue, there is a fir weather watch issued by the national weather service for th tahoe basin friday and saturday. which is interesting, because it's on the leading edg of the system that will bring some light rain and light snow to the higher elevations of the sierra. but before we get that light snow , we will have some strong offshore wind. in the meantime, the marine layer is back. we are seeing it feeling much of the immediate golden gate. we've already started to warm up, concord is

. >>> happening now, california senator alex padilla is in oakland attending a roundtable discussion focused on how to reduce violence. oakland mayor libby schaaf is there as well. the group is meeting at first african methodist church and they're talking about the federal level and trying to combat crime here. following that, they'll be meeting with the media. >>> there's a new twist in the warriors saga involving draymond green. the team last night announced green will return to practice tomorrow and be in uniform friday against denver. while a fine is in the works, a suspension is not. this follows the punch seen around the world during practice last week. as nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab reports, the incident is still generating a lot of turmoil. >> reporter: coach steve kerr calling this last week an exhaustive process. general manager bob meyers saying the same. as of last night t warriors believe they've come away with the best solution to move forward, which means that draymond green will return to practice tomorrow, thursday. this, after he's taken some time away from

so what they're doing is senator alex padilla. >> here's the bay area straight talking about this.s charles clifford takes a look at how the work. >> in recent years, wildfires have destroyed hundreds of thousands of acres and devastated communities across california and the west. there is currently a bill making its way through congress, which would give fema flexibility in responding to these disasters. the fire act, which stands for the fema improvement and efficiency act would among other things, allow fema to be more proactive when dealing with wildfires. if it passes through congress, the agency would be allowed to move equipment and resources. >> into place during red flag warnings in times of high wildfire risk before an actual fire breaks out. the act would also provide counselors and case managers to help victims after a fire is under control. it would provide housing assistance to low-income residents and give fire victims top priority. when fema portable housing units are put up for sale and it would provide funding to help tribal governments upgrade their emergency res

alex padilla is calling on the other two council members to resign as well. >>> washington and the world reacting after russia's military launched a barrage of missiles that hit ukraine. they were retaliation for an explosion that damaged a key bridge connecting to crimea. >> reporter: russian missiles rocked kyiv. the first attacks in months killed civilians and shattered a relative sense of safety. president biden condemning what he calls the brutality of putin's illegal war, promising to stand with ukraine as long as it takes. russian president vladimir putin calling the strikes retaliation for this explosion that seriously damaged a bridge, serving as a crucial military supply line between russia and the annexed crimeaen peninsula, while ukraine has not publicly admitted responsibility, president putin branded it a terrorist attack. >> the ukrainian army is attacking military soldiers, putin is attacking civilians. >> reporter: it comes after pressure is ratcheted up on putin who's threatened to use nuclear weapons. now thousands fleeing the country as protests have ignited in the st

today senator alex padilla and congresswoman barbara lee met privately to talk about addressing the root causes of the violence. senator padilla says he's committed to looking for new solutions but feels there's a need to boost funding for existing initiatives. it requires but is not limited to a gun control conversation, a policing conversation, an education conversation, it requires but is not limited to a mental health conversation. there are so many aspects to this that what i came away hearing a commitment by all these stakeholders. >> the senator says the safer communities act, which is a new gun violence prevention law should make it harder to get guns and will increase federal funding for anti-violence community initiatives. several local stakeholders say they appreciate the conversation but stress any solutions need to come faster. >>> up next they're calling it a big breakthrough when it comes to forecasting earthquakes. >> this study points in the direction there is something to be looking for in the magnetic field. >> why bay area scientists are looking to predict when quakes

senator alex padilla was in the bay area to talk about it. kron 4 s charles clifford has more. >> in recent years, wildfires have destroyed hundreds of thousands of acres and devastated communities across california and the west. there is currently a bill making its way through congress, which would give fema flexibility in responding to these disasters. the fire act, which stands for the fema improvement and efficiency act would among other things, allow fema to be more proactive when dealing with wildfires. if it passes through congress, the agency would be allowed to move equipment and resources. >> into place during red flag warnings in times of high wildfire risk before an actual fire breaks out. the act would also provide counselors and case managers to help victims after a fire is under control. it would provide housing assistance to low-income residents and give fire victims top priority. when fema portable housing units are put up for sale and it would provide funding to help tribal governments upgrade their emergency response equipm

coalition of silicon valley called the 15% latina turnout in june dismal, a sentiment echoed by alex padilla> we put all the mechanics in place, all the easy opportunities to register to vote, to stay registered to vote, an option how to cast your ballot. >> reporter: with ballots arriving in the mail this week, voters have just under a month to fill them out and put them back in the mailbox or drop them off at the registrar of voters. there's also still time to register if you haven't. why don't latinas vote? rebecca says it's a lack of education on elections, a lesson this coalition says it's ready to help others learn. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> as oakland deals with a rash of violence it finds itself listed as one of the riskiest places to live in the united states. so how can the city curb the violence next. >>> and willing to help in any way possible whether it's by running or donating a kidney. how giving a piece of herself jeopardized one woman's ability to help in today's bay area proud segment. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll have a look at my long-range

people greeting the president on the tarmac yesterday alongside la mayor eric garcetti and senator alex padilla. the president stepped off air force one at lax, then took marine one to santa monica airport. many people showed up to catch a glimpse of the president. >> just excited is like, you know, grace go fund me you know, you don't get to see the president every now. the last time president biden was in los angeles was over the summer to attend the summit of the americas. this trip is all about touting his party and raising awareness in campaign funds. later today, the president will attend a democratic congressional campaign committee fundraiser. he will be joined by speaker of the house nancy pelosi tickets to this private fundraiser start at $5,000 per person. also on the president's agenda as the trip to irvine valley college in orange county where he will discuss lowering the cost of living for americans, inflation being a major issue right now. that is the very latest here in brentwood. i'm for kron. 4 news. so, you know, when people come california, you know, they do it well when it

senator alex padilla in the bay area today to talk all about this and kron four's. charles clifford has more from san jose. >> in recent years, wildfires have destroyed hundreds of thousands of acres in devastated communities across california and the west. there is currently a bill making its way through congress, which would give fema flexibility in responding to these disasters. the fire act, which stands for the fema improvement and efficiency act would among other things, allow fema to be more proactive when dealing with wildfires. if it passes through congress, the agency would be allowed to move equipment and resources. >> into place during red flag warnings in times of high wildfire risk before an actual fire breaks out. the act would also provide counselors and case managers to help victims after a fire is under control. it would provide housing assistance to low-income residents and give fire victims top priority. when fema portable housing units are put up for sale and it would provide funding to help tribal governments upgrade their emergency response eq

senator alex padilla was in the bay area thursday to talk about all this kron four's. charles clifford has more. >> in recent years, wildfires have destroyed hundreds of thousands of acres and devastated communities across california and the west. there is currently a bill making its way through congress, which would give fema flexibility in responding to these disasters. the fire act, which stands for the fema improvement and efficiency act would among other things, allow fema to be more proactive when dealing with wildfires. if it passes through congress, the agency would be allowed to move equipment and resources. >> into place during red flag warnings in times of high wildfire risk before an actual fire breaks out. the act would also provide counselors and case managers to help victims after a fire is under control. it would provide housing assistance to low-income residents and give fire victims top priority. when fema portable housing units are put up for sale and it would provide funding to help tribal governments upgrade their emergency response equipment by br

involved in declare a public health emergency east bay congresswoman barbara lee met with senator alex padilla and oakland, mayor libby schaff talking about solutions and libby chef particularly explains what doing this type of thing in labeling public health emergencies and all that, how it increases funds. >> from the community directly about how the federal government needs to bring the cops grants back to oakland to help us with our police staffing. our investigations. need to declare a health emergency so that we can use health funding to do the deep violence, prevention and intervention work that we know is needed. >> and this group says that they're going to meet more. keep the conversation going to come up with solutions. >> 9.37 is the time. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a home in san francisco has a new paint job that's getting a lot of attention. that's exactly what the owner wants. we'll have more about his message coming up. and after the break, a taste of peru. we're going to tell you how woman turned her passion how woman turned her passion for cooking into a way

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today's alex padilla held a news conference with south bay representative, they touted the fire act which the senate passed unanimously last month. it allows fema to deploy assets when there is high wildfire risk or warnings. >> we know that wildfires have ravaged other regions of the western united states, but if shared distraught with us, and are becoming increasingly familiar with what we know in california, these red flag warning's. when it's hot, when it's dry, and the winds pick up it's a recipe for disaster. >> the house needs to pass this measure to send it for the president for his signature. >>> federal whether officials say drought and wildfire risks will remain high in the coming months, they point to the climate pattern which is in place for 3rd winter. that means winter months will bring dry conditions to the south, pushing wildfire risk tire for states like oklahoma and texas in california, we are unlikely to see improvements with our drought predictions showing deepening drought on many parts of the country, that is the news that we did not want to hear. >> we knew that wa

senator alex padilla and congresswoman zoe lofgren joined local leaders and cal fire to talk about the bill. >> members of including senators from both sides of the aisle, recognize that we need to give. local governments and first responders all the 2 that they need to both fight wildfires when they happen. to protect communities. to the extent that we can be for a disaster. but also to be a very intentional partner in recovery efforts. when disasters happen. >> the bill will also prioritize wildfire. survivors for housing in would provide more assistance for low-income residents. for 16 on this friday morning. feels good to say that especially if you're watching right now and our obviously someone is getting up a little early to get the day started. hopefully you're doing so on a nice and caffeinated note this morning, mother nature going to make it super easy to be getting out the door looking outside. currently, we don't have much of a view from the east bay hills. it's actually kind of a solid sign, though. the low cloud cover that we do have across the bay area's for the most par

you've got these congresswoman, barbara lee invited senator alex padilla in oakland, mayor libby schaff and others to me didn't oakland to talk about some possible solutions. community members made it clear they want the federal government to do more to help. >> from the community directly about how the federal government needs to bring the cops grants back to oakland to help us with our police staffing. our investigations. need to declare a health emergency so that we can use health funding to do the deep violence, prevention and intervention work that we know is needed. >> well, senator padilla said it gives him hope that the leaders see the effect that violence has on young people. group members say they will keep that conversation going a final way to curb gun violence. well, federal officials have agreed to extend funding to san francisco laguna honda hospital through at least november 13th. this tops force patient transfer programs until at least next february. back in april, the hospital was decertified and had its funding frozen because of to onsite overdoses. the follow-up inve

alex padilla hosted a virtual event. >> billions of dollars owed to californians.urprise because of inequities. this announcement here celebrating love a life-changing effect on those who need relief the most. larry: the plan forgives up to $10,000 in federal student debt. pell gntn t up $2000 forgiven. krisn:lecas sa the company has decided to stop considering job candidates from the bay area. this is from a new site, insider. they're avoiding candidates from here as well as seattle, new york, washington, d.c.. it means higher salaries. the average wage for a tech employees is more than $175,000 a year. they are looking at talent from cities. one of the hottest tickets right now in the bay area is a powerball ticket. the grand prizes $700 million. this largest powerball jackpot so far this year, the eighth largest ever in u.s. lottery history. officials say the odds of winning the big prize is one in 292.2 million. larry: the pouint two not going to make a difference. who better to predict the correct sixbe t is prognostication of numbers? isn: that is why you are

there was a meeting involving senator alex padilla congresswoman barbara lee and city leaders lee pointed to the grassroots effort as a possible answer. community is engaged in violence prevention several programs utilize violence interrupters young people who are able to prevent the onset of whatever is about to take place. and i think that's a very unique and creative approach. we need to bring it to scale. when asked about bringing in the national guard for patrols or declaring a state of emergency, senator padilla said that was not discussed. however, he left it open should oakland city officials decide to pursue it as an option a man was shot early this morning as he confronted four people. he says we're trying to steal his catalytic converter. it happened on sergeant street in castro valley. the victim was shot twice in the leg. sheriff's office and chp spotted the suspects vehicle shortly afterward chased it to walnut creek the driver crashed and police say four people ran out from the car. they have not been arrested yet, but authorities did find nearly a dozen catalytic converter

senator alex padilla and congresswoman zoe lofgren joined local leaders and cal fire. talk about how the bill will help firefighters prevent wildfires, which are becoming more common because of climate change. >> members of including senators from both sides of the aisle, recognize that we need to give. local governments and first responders, all the 2 that they need to both fight wildfires when they happen. to protect communities. to the extent that we can be for a disaster. but also to be a very intentional partner in recovery efforts. when disasters happen. >> the bill will also prioritize wildfire survivors for housing and pro would provide more assistance for low-income residents. it also provides funds to help update emergency operations on tribal land. >> well, let's check on our thursday evening forecast. you see this picture looking live out over san francisco and the fog is dominating the scene. miss le picture. yeah, it's coming back, lawrence. it wasn't anywhere. yesterday was at know we have a little bit of offshore wind today. we get that seabreeze little

the killing happened just as congresswoman barbara lee and us senator alex padilla . we're meeting with community leaders for a gun violence prevention roundtable, the federal government needs to bring the cops grants. act to oakland to help us with our police staffing our investigations, oakland's mayor , city council members and community groups discussed strategies for better communication and coordination between local, state and federal partners. we've got to start showing up meeting people where they are delivering the mental health services delivering jobs , food security, housing, workforce, readiness, training progress, and we have to lean on other partners, other agencies like the federal bureau of investigations. fbi 80 f r sheriff's department and also our chp. oakland police posted data wednesday on twitter, saying there were 115 shot spotter activations last week, a map shows where the shots were detected, police say so far this year through last friday, oakland had 5968 shots spotted. that's down 13% compared to the same period last year. we're committe

senator alex padilla, barbara lee and other leaders joined the mayor and council members to talk aboutions to the violence they have. it could include increasing funding for violence prevention, to possibly declaring a public public health emergency. >> the idea of declaring a federal health emergency so that medical reimbursement could be available for violence prevention work is a creative suggestion. >> we are committed to increase federal investments in counseling services, not just violence prevention, but also intervention programs, educational opportunities, but

. >>> california senator alex padilla is planning to join mayor libby schaaf for a roundtable discussion the

him there in the background, launching an early voting event in phoenix with california senator alex padilla speaking there. and kelly is facing a tight race against republican blake masters. we'll follow it for you. with early voting underway in georgia, democrats are hoping to capitalize on momentum from former president obama's packed rally last night in atlanta. senator rafael warnock and gubernatorial stacey abrams are hoping to gain browned ground on their opponents. >> one in five active voters in georgia have cast their ballots and that's record turnout here in the peach state. but democrats are showing no signs of slowing down their efforts to get voters out to the polls. former president barack obama rallied with senator rafael warnock and gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams. the common thread in all of their speeches to georgia, go vote and vote for warnock and abrams. >> they are both hard-working, god-fearing, community-serving people who tell the truth, stick to their word, treat everybody with decency and respect. those are the values that they bring to bear. >> yeah, and so

the mayor, alex padilla, president biden, even magic johnson calling for them to step down.tinez and labor president ron herrera did resign. ron brownstein is in l.a. and joins us now. let's talk about what's right in your backyard, ron. >> reporter: yeah. >> digging in seems to work for some in office. will it work in this case? >> reporter: as you point out, in the last few years, we have had office holders dig in and with stand scandals that previously would have led to resignation. northam in virginia. herschel walker in virginia. and donald trump more times than you reqcan count. what is really striking to me about this is how a knackistic it is. there was a lot of tension between a rising hispanic population and a black population that clearly had more political power at that point. and we saw a lot of these kinds of conflicts. in 1994, when california passed prop 187 to services for undocumented immigrants, forcing kids out of school, a majority of black voters voted for that. in the quarter century sense, they had receded. there was much more of an alliance and the d

senator alex padilla o california held a news conference yesterday with south bay congresswoman --. they talked up the fire at which the senate passed unanimously last month. it enables fema to deplo assets when there is a high wildfire risk, or red flag warning. let's get a check of traffic because you are tracking a traffic alert this morning. >>> it is a big problem for anyone traveling through the 680 northbound, all lanes are shut down. this is due to a wri big brick -- big rig crash. yo can see all northbound lanes are blocked at 84 and calaveras. one is stuck on top of the guardrail at the center divide. that is why it is takin so long to clear out. there wer also injuries reported. a lot o activity is happening around th area. they are diverting traffi off of 284 to ease congestion through there. but tough to find an alternate and it is certainly going to affect the commuters off of westbound 580 into livermore, getting to 680. sometimes they use 84 to do that. give yourself extra time and we will update you on that. no word, just checked with chp as to when the lanes will o

that is where representative barbara lee invited senator alex padilla and mayor libby schaff to talk crime prevention and intervention solutions. >> but we over and over again of the importance of having these resources at the street level at the grassroots level where the community is engaged in violence prevention, several programs that utilize violence, interrupters young people who are able to prevent the onset of whatever is about to take place. >> both senator padilla there and mayor schaff agreed with the calls for federal support and say there are several federal grants that could support the city's efforts besides federal help. there is also a push for more help on the local scale on the steps of a still closed city hall today. the oakland chamber of commerce announced a 5 point back to work pledge that there asking all city council members to adopt and then an act. they say this plan is what the city needs to revive downtown. >> we're going to sign this and we're going to ask our elected leaders and those who are seeking to be our elected leaders, just sign this pledge and

senator alex padilla and congresswoman zoe lofgren joined local leaders and cal fire to talk about this. >> members of couldn't senators from both sides of the aisle recognize that we need to give. local governments and first responders, all the 2 that they need to both fight wildfires when they happen. to protect communities. to the extent that we can be for a disaster. but also to be a very intentional partner in recovery efforts. when disasters happen. >> and this bill will also prioritize wildfire. super survivors for housing and it would provide more assistance for low-income residents as well. >> 5.16 right now getting a look at the weather and i don't think there's any danger for us this week is going nice and cool hoping for that. john cause it's friday and i got a lot of plans on that list. sweater, pam plans hopefully getting out there with the fall sweaters back on because you don't need the shorts and a t-shirt city more like you did just a couple of days ago when we were setting heat records. quite the change of pace. we've worked our way towards the now the weekend bringin

senator alex padilla is calling on all 3 council members involved in that meeting to resign.e released a statement saying in part, quote, at a time when our nation is grappling with a rise in hate speech and hate crimes, these racist comments have deepened the pain that our communities have endured. los angeles deserves better, unquote. and governor newsom also put out a statement saying, quote, these comments have no place in our state or in our politics and we must all model better behavior to live the values that so many of us fight every day to protect. time now for our 4 zone forecast as we give you the wide view of the bay from the top of mount tam a pious and from that part of the bay area, there's not a lot of fog. and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by on this monday night to tell us what the week is going to look like. very fall-like outside. of course, we've got some cool temperatures showing up in spots. we've got that fog. >> it is rolling in other parts of bay area. you can see it the bumping up against the east bay hills. now neat, though, kind

s senator alex padilla and democratic congresswoman barbara lee. it also included oakland mayor libby schaaf, as well as city council members. alameda county supervisors, the oakland unified school district superintendent and the executive director of youth alive. hearing from the community directly about how the federal government needs to bring the cops grants back to oakland to help us with our police staffing. our investigations need to declare a health emergency so that we can use health funding to do the deep violence, prevention and intervention work that we know is needed, particularly as we are seeing more and more young people. not only be the victims of crime but be the perpetrators of crime. following the discussion, senator padilla said there is a need for new initiatives to introduce to oakland. but the discussion centered more on bringing federal dollars to resources that have already proven to be successful and ingrained in the community and the community leaders also discussed the importance of focusing directly on the root causes.

senator alex padilla is calling on all council members from the meeting to resign. he released a statement saying in part at a time when our nation is grappling with a rise in hate speech and hate crimes. these races comments have deepened the pain that our communities have endured. los angeles deserves better. governor gavin newsom also put out a statement saying, quote, these comments have no place in our state or in our politics and we must all model better behavior. >> to live the values that so many of us fight for every day to protect. and los angeles mayor eric garcetti's also say the 3 city council members should resign. >> in a joint statement released by the parents of the son. the couple said we are appalled and angry and absolutely disgusted that nury martinez attacked arson. it was horrific. racist slurs. >> tonight, 7 council members from the city of santa clara are being accused of unsportsmanlike conduct acting in favor of the forty-niners and the civil grand jury report released today. the city council members are accused of creating what's called a

to the violence yesterday morning city leaders as well as congresswoman barbara lee and senator alex padilla met to discuss what to do. a point into the grassroots effort as a possible answer. the community is engaged in violence prevention several programs utilize violence interrupters young people who are able to prevent the onset of whatever is about to take place. and i think that's a very unique and creative approach, but we need to bring it to scale. when asked about bringing in the national guard for patrols or declaring a state of emergency, senator padilla said that was not discussed. however, he left it open should oakland city officials decide to pursue it as an option. we are learning the identity of the landscape or who was killed in a wood chipper accident in menlo park the san mateo county coroner's office. say 47 says that 47 year old jesus contreras of redwood city died after falling into the chipper on tuesday investigators. say contreras was part of a crew from fa bartlett tree expert company. kalasha is now investigating his death there are those founder elizabeth holmes

senator alex padilla and u.s. representative karen bass. back here now to san francisco where mayor london breed is now the target of new allegations claiming that she require city commissioners to provide resignation letters before they're appointed. a city oversight committee held an emergency meeting to discuss this policy. san francisco supervisor dean preston claims that mayor london breed requires many city commissioners to provide an unsigned skews me a signed, but undated resignation letter before they're even appointed the city's police commissioner described his experience today. there was never a moment where somebody pulled my resignation letter out of the drawer. >> and waved in front of me and said, hey, if you don't listen to what we want, we're going to the fact that everybody knows that this resignation letter is just floating in the ether. that it can be accepted at any moment with no notice. and immediately terminate your tenure on the commission is. a consideration that's at the forefront, at least of my mind when i'm re

he was greeted on the tarmac by senator alex padilla l , a mayor eric garcetti and l.n karen bass, who will be with him at this site today. the president is expected to be pushing his bipartisan infrastructure law announced earlier this week, sending 600 million to replace aging rail cars and public transit across the country. and after those remarks here on infrastructure he's expected to attend a fundraiser for the democratic congressional campaign committee with house speaker nancy pelosi in brentwood. also here in west l. a spokesperson for the rnc says the president's visit indicates that democrats are in trouble ahead of the november election, with california struggling with high gas prices and increasing crime and home bliss nous. tomorrow the president heads to orange county to talk about inflation before he leaves for portland's oregon and that will wrap up his two day visit. his comments are expected here again at about 11 15 this morning and he's speaking briefly for about 15 minutes before he continues his day live here in west l. a. dave back to you. hey,

senator alex padilla is calling on those 3 council members from the meeting to resign. he released a statement saying in part at a time when our nation is grappling with a rise in hate speech and hate crimes, these racist comments have deep in the pain that our communities have endured. los angeles deserves better. and governor gavan newsom has also put out a statement saying, quote, these comments have no place in our state or in our politics and we must all model better behavior to live the value that so many of us fight every day to protect. >> other news tonight, one of the 2 brothers arrested in connection with the deaths of them are said family of 4 has now been charged with murder. jesus salgado is accused of kidnapping an 8 month-old baby. her parents and uncle at gunpoint. as you see here from their trucking business in merced said earlier this month, sorties found their bodies last wednesday in an almond orchard. if convicted, the 48 year-old could spend life in prison without the possibility of parole. his brother he robert o was also arrested, is expected to

alex. padillaw fema to pre-deploy resources during times of highest wildfire risk and red flag warnings. the lawmakers pushed for passage of the bill in san jose today flanked by local firefighters just as we do with other types of disasters, let's get resources and personnel in position to either try to minimize the the scale of a disaster but certainly to be able to respond more quickly. this is one key piece to make sure that fema is modernized. the so-called fire act passed unanimously in the senate last month, and now goes to the house and while we're talking about wildfire danger, let's talk about our forecast. typically. this is such a treacherous time around here for us. but let's see if that's going to be the case. yeah meteorologist. sandy patel is here with the latest for us sandia. yeah. it's definitely a concern fire danger. that is dan and amma and i'll show you why we take a look at our drought monitor no change from last week across california. we're still across much of the state i

. >> health emergency east bay congressman barr believe met with senator alex padilla in oakland, mayoribby schaff to talk about possible solutions, community members, they say made it clear they want the federal government to do more. >> from the community directly about how the federal government needs to bring the cops grants back to oakland to help us with our police staffing. our investigations. need to declare a health emergency so that we can use health funding to do the deep violence, prevention and intervention work that we know is needed. >> points out. it's important to recognize the negative effect to gun violence has on young people and they say they're going to keep the conversation going to try to find solutions. >> well, for the 3rd time this month, shots were fired at a person as they were trying to stop thieves from stealing a catalytic converter. now this latest shooting sent a man to the hospital wednesday morning in castro valley. the sheriff's office says the victim was shot twice in the leg after he confronted for people who are trying to steal a catalytic convert

involved in declare a public health emergency east bay congresswoman barbara lee met with senator alex padilla and oakland, mayor libby schaff to talk about possible solutions and the community members say that they want the federal government to do more. >> from the community directly about how the federal government needs to bring the cops grants back to oakland to help us with our police staffing. our investigations. need to declare a health emergency so that we can use health funding to do the deep violence, prevention and intervention work that we know is needed. >> and the group says that they do plan to keep those meetings going so that they can find a solution. >> well, san francisco police have removed nearly 8 pounds of fentanyl off the streets in a single arrest over the weekend. officers arrested 24 year-old miguel ramos. he was originally being investigated for a completely different crime. but district attorney from jenkins announced multiple felony charges against him on wednesday. and in addition to cracking down on drug dealers, jenkin also announced a new misdemeanor drug use

. >> east bay congresswoman barbara lee invited senator alex padilla, oakland, mayor libby schaff and others to meet today in oakland and talk about possible solutions. community members made it clear they want the federal government to do more to help. >> hearing from the community directly about how the federal government needs to bring the cops grants back to oakland to help us with our police staffing. our investigations. need to declare a health emergency so that we can use health funding to do the deep violence, prevention and intervention work that we know is needed. >> senator padilla says it gives him hope that leaders see the effect that violence has on young people. group members say they will keep the conversation going and find a way to curb the gun violence. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. the deadline to register to vote is quickly approaching. you have 15 days before the october 24th deadline with ballots out, voters can now officially cast their vote in several key races, including the contest for state controller, also known as california's independent fi

protect communities to the extent that we can before a disaster thursday in san jose , us senator alex padilla, congresswoman, zoloft grin and others coming together in celebration of the passage of padilla's fire act. the bill would allow fema to put wildfire preparedness and response on equal footing with other disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes and floods. redeploy its teams during times of high risk and improve relocation assistance for people who are affected. if you look at the climate crisis and wildfire preparedness, it truly is a huge puzzle. in this fire act. i would argue, is a key piece to that puzzle. by bringing in federal resources. the fire act has a companion bill called the fairness disaster and equity act , which addresses the needs of underserved communities at times of disaster. that bill has not passed the senate, but if and when it does, it will follow the same track as the fire act, which is headed to reconciliation in the house and then members will vote for passage. climate change has changed wildfires in california throughout the west. and we've got to do someth

legislation from san jose congresswoman sowa loughran and alex padilla will allow fema to pre-deployighest wildfire risk and red flag warning's. lawmakers push for passage of the bill in san jose yesterday, flanked by local firefighters. >> like we do with other disasters, let's get resources and personnel in position to try to minimize the scale of a disaster but certainly to respond more quickly. >> this is one key peas, to make sure that fema is modernized. reggie: the so-called fire act passed unanimously in the senate and goes to the house. kumasi:kumasi: when it comes to empty homes, san francisco has the highest vacancy rate compared with other major u.s. cities. there were roughly 40,000 vacant homes in 2019 and that number rose to about 60,000 last year. one specific area that skyrocketed his units for rent. the rental vacancy rate is up by 142%. in a report by the city, it strongly points to the pandemic as one of the leading causes of the jump. the overall vacancy rate is close to 50%. -- 15%. the next major high city is 11% followed by washington, d.c. reggie: a fed up je

now, senator alex padilla has reacted to martinez's leaked audio saying, quote, i am appalled at theacist dehumanizing remarks made by los angeles city officials and leaders that were made public yesterday as a father. i am offended that an innocent child was a target of these remarks. he goes on to say at a time when our nation is grappling with a rise in hate speech and hate crimes, these racist comments have deep into the pain that our communities have endured. los angeles deserves better end quote. stick with us here. still ahead, the iranian government releasing new video of the woman who died while in police custody. what they're saying happened in the events that led up to her death. new! denny's all day diner deals value menu. 10 deal-icious meals starting at $5.99. like our cheeseburger and fries, or the everyday value slam. your wallet and your stomach will thank you. only at denny's. there's something new from better than bouillon introducing the culinary collection. chef-created flavor combinations like... smoky chipotle and italian herb that add a little something specia

a mayor eric garcetti, us senator alex padilla and fellow city council person markis harris dawson. what we heard on the tape. disqualifies them for service on the los angeles city council forfeited their leadership. and both candidates in this historic mayoral election in los angeles have called for resignations, caruso saying, i do believe that in their hearts, they are better people than the vile comments. we heard on that tape, but they also know their role models and they have led our city down. karen bass, los angeles must move in a new direction, and that is not possible until the four individuals caught on that tape resigned from their offices immediately. back live here in downtown los angeles, the fourth member of that group that was recorded ron herrera, the head of the los angeles county federation of labor, a very powerful group has announced his resignation tonight. but so far the council people have not said they will resign. now there is a council meeting scheduled for tomorrow morning open to the public, and, you know greg public comments during these council meetin

protect communities to the extent that we can before a disaster thursday in san jose , us senator alex padilla, congresswoman, zoloft grin and others coming together in celebration of the passage of padilla's fire act. the bill would allow fema to put wildfire preparedness and response on equal footing with other disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes and floods. redeploy its teams during times of high risk and improve relocation assistance for people who are affected. if you look at the climate crisis and wildfire preparedness, it truly is a huge puzzle. in this fire act. i would argue, is a key piece to that puzzle. by bringing in federal resources. the fire act has a companion bill called the fairness disaster and equity act , which addresses the needs of underserved communities at times of disaster. that bill has not passed the senate, but if and when it does, it will follow the same track as the fire act, which is headed to reconciliation in the house and then members will vote for passage. climate change has changed wildfires in california throughout the west. and we've got to do someth

this rash of violence has us senator alex padilla, partnering with local and state leaders and searching for federal aid. sadly it's a timely conversation. given what happened at the high school couple weeks ago. what happened in berkeley most recently what's happening in south san francisco? literally as we have. convened senator padilla and democratic congresswoman barbara lee led a roundtable discussion wednesday , which included oakland mayor libby schaaf. city council members. alameda county supervisors, the oakland unified school district superintendent and the executive director of youth alive following the discussion, mayor shaft said she supported a recommendation by youthful lives. executive director of the government declared gun violence of federal health emergency. so that medical reimbursements could be available for violence prevention work and rather than reinvent the wheel leaders agree that scaling up current gun violence prevention and intervention resources with federal funding would provide broader community support. several programs utilized violence interrupters yo