when he a pointed alex padilla, there was time for padilla to run on his own and the governor was very comfortable with that. here you've got an election around the corner, already in place in terms of the campaigns, and so it's a very delicate time. newsom could appoint any one of those if he wanted to. but if you think about it, politically it's not going to be good for him. imagine if he appointed any one of those three democrats, the other two are going to be pretty unhappy, and their supporters are going to be pretty unhappy. so he's probably wise not to do that. especially if you think about his own aspirations, which, of course, he denies all the time, i'm not running, i'm not running, i'm just an interested bystander. well, some people think more about that, particularly as it comes to 2028. so he really, wisely, i think, many people believe, has said i'm not going to get involved in that. but then when you look for that caretaker, it's hard to find given the limitations he's put on himself, exactly who that woman will be. it will be interesting as we try to read the tea leaves

. >> he appointed then secretary of state alex padilla. >> he took five weeks to make that decision. he doesn't have that luxury now right now, we're facing a government shutdown. we democrats have a narrow majority in the senate. >> adam schiff, barbara lee and katie porter entered the race for feinstein's seat after she announced she wouldn't seek reelection in 2024. in his statement honoring feinstein friday, newsom said nothing about who would fill her seat. but earlier this month, on nbc's meet the press, newsom said he would not select any of the candidates if he was faced with appointing someone so instead he would put in someone to be an interim caretaker until next year's election, when he has said would be a black woman. >> some of the names that have risen to the forefront have been shirley weber, who was appointed to replace alex padilla as a secretary of state. we also have malia cohen, who's also been mentioned, and she is currently our state comptroller. and holly mitchell, who's worked with the newsom campaign in previous. and she's a current la county supervisor, one

relationship it senator fine -- between senator feinstein and her colleague from california senator alex padilla. the conversation, i enjoyed with senator feinstein and senator padilla displayed his admiration and respect for his senior senate colleague based on a year's long working relationship going back to his internship for her and his importance to her is on display on the beautiful artwork she created for him. that was a beautiful california duo. i know that senator padilla will do her honor in becoming california's senior senator. so i conclude with positive memories of dianne feinstein. senator, colleague, and hopefully for both of us, friend. and that's a lovely way to set the tone for political pop -- for political opposites going forward. if patience and kindness is what love is, then that is also what senator dianne feinstein is. senator dianne feinstein is love. i salute her service and i yield the floor mr. merkley: madam president, i'm standing here at the desk next to the desk of our fallen colleague, senator dianne feinstein. it seems enormously strange that instead of being ab

like dianne feinstein did in the appointments that gavin newsom has had the other to me, like alex padilla, a tremendous fit for california and the country, i believe that gavin newsom will do the right thing and think very thoughtfully and quickly and appoint somebody who will fill the shoes for the remainder of her term. >> look forward to having you again. >> thank you. >>> parts of new york are just getting slammed by the remnants of tropical storm ophelia, excessive rain has brought severe flooding to roads and subways, central park saw nearly 2 inches of rain in one hour, more than 4 inches, fell in just three hours, the governor has declared a state of emergency because of all of this, there is a closer look at some of the areas that have been impacted, and water was literally coming out of the walls in some subway stations? >> we've seen this firsthand all morning long. the rain has not stopped, especially the areas that soy months worth of rain, the result is a whole bunch of water with the shoe place to go, and the entrance to prospect park in brooklyn, what's interesting is we s

he appointed then secretary of state alex padilla. >> he took five weeks to make that decision. he doesn't have that luxury now right now, we're facing a government shutdown. we democrats have a narrow majority in the senate. >> adam schiff, barbara lee and katie porter entered the race for feinstein's seat after she announced she wouldn't seek reelection in 2024. in his statement honoring feinstein friday, newsom said nothing about who would fill her seat. but earlier this month, on nbc's meet the press, newsom said he would not select any of the candidates if he was faced with appointing someone so instead he would put in someone to be an interim caretaker until next year's election, when he has said would be a black woman. >> some of the names that have risen to the forefront have been shirley weber, who was appointed to replace alex padilla as the secretary of state. we also have malia cohen, who's also been mentioned, and she is currently our state comptroller. and holly mitchell, who has worked with the newsom campaign previously. and she's a current la county supervisor,

we also seen some statements from senator alex padilla, senator feinstein's fellow california senator, and, of course, speaker nancy pelosi, former house speaker nancy pelosi, offering her thoughts and condolences as well, of course, with her own connections to san francisco as well. each of these people and i think each of the statements you'll hear for the most part throughout the day have kind of their own pattern, each using words like heartbroken to learn that their dear friend or mentor had passed away, also using words like trailblazer, phrases like a trailblazer for women. that is really the sentiment that many of these lawmakers, many of these react actions include. when we speak of the now late senator dianne feinstein. we also heard some of these words echoed by president joe biden earlier this morning. here's what he had to say when speaking of her legacy. she was a historic figure, a trailblazer for women and a great friend. dianne made her mark on everything from national security to the environment to gun safety to protecting civil liberties. the country is going to mis

de hecho, el senador alex padilla estÁ pidiendo que se apruebe la ley.undaciones arr zarn. este sÁbado estuvieron bajo aviso de tiempo severo. y feroces olas. el sistema de tormenta se ubicaba en la zona provocando vientos huracanados que derribaron lÍneas elÉctricas y Árboles. con vientos mÁximos de 110 kilÓmetros por hora se reportaron inundaciÓn con tersa y fuertes lluvias. >>> pasamos a francia, se reportan inundaciones en saint martÍn... emitiÓ alerta severa incluido el sur de francia. europea se ha viso azotada con condiciones climÁticas extremas los Últimos meses, lluvias torrenciales y olas de calor extremo. vamos a ver el tiempo en la valÍa. son las 11:16. >>> buenas noches a ti y a todos en casa. entramos al Último domingo del verano. la mayorÍa de nosotros mirando que nos vamos a mantener parcialmente soleados. no va bloquear el sol. el movimiento de las nubes que se mueve sobre la regiÓn. fuera de la costa de california. las temperaturas para maÑana domingo se van a sentir frescas de lo que sentimos hoy con 75 en santa rosa. m en pausa que te

. >>> y alex padilla y john... presentaron un proyecto de ley bi pasta sdirbt para tabl zer una...ollo econÓmico, esta legislaciÓn busca apoyar los esfuerzos de recuperaciÓn econÓmica, corto y alargo plazo de las comunidades afectadas por los desastres naturales. en vivo de la avenida en san josÉ vamos a pasar con guillermo quiroz nos cuente del panorama en san josÉ y el resto del Área de la bahÍa. hay que estar bien enterados. una bÓveda celeste desde el norte. para san francisco. la racha de vientos al cal zando las 36 millas por hora. y esto es lo que trae para nosotros este aire fresco que va atenuarse a lo largo de las prÓximas horas. cercano a las 20 millas por hora. la penÍnsula de san francisco. esto es bueno para poder observar este comenta que se acerca a la tierra, ahorita en un momento mÁs hablaremos. >>> las temperaturas de forma nacional. lÍnea fronteriza entre mÉxico y los estados unidos continÚa entre los 90 y 105 grados el caso de phoenix en arizona. un cambio total en la temperatura. finalmente mÁs fresca y tambiÉn el cambio que ha tenido. por lo menos este huracÁ

. >> plus how california senator alex padilla wants to expand higher education opportunities for latino students and tiktok facing a hefty fine. what it is accused of doing kids data. these stories the death toll fr those massive floods in libya has now surpassed 11,000 people. search teams continue to look. >> for 10,000 people who are missing and because of the extensive damage, 40's. authorities have limited access. searchers are digging through hollowed out buildings. authorities are saying disease and explosives that have been moved by the waters could claim more lives. and it has now been 5 weeks since those devastating fires in la hina. it claimed the lives of 115 people and has left an estimated 4500 people displaced and many residents from that historic community will finally be able to return to see what's left of their homes yesterday, maui officials announced that residents will receive vouchers to pass through the devastation starting next week. authorities are hoping that this will help the families who have lost everything, including loved ones, begin to find closure. >>

one of them was senator alex padilla. california's. >> other senator, he was pretty emotional on the senate floor this morning, a dc as he was reflecting back on his very first memories of dianne feinstein when he arrived. >> the day i was sworn into the senate in 2021. under the most trying of circumstances covid pretty thing. 2 weeks. after january 6. 40,000. national guard to the minutemen of the primitive offense, tough capital art in may, but escorted me. down the center to the rostrum. stood behind me as i was sworn at. big day for me. tough day that having. angela it meant boys. by my side. senate votes are over. social over. she grabbed him by the head. come with me. sorry outside a step ahead. interview signed up. that's right. past supporters, chair hideaway. even want to continue the dialogue of how can i help you? how can help you? but should little bit of courage and said, diane. i love you. but i want to call my wife. just before that the senate. so i called my wife. answers. we our facetime each other. by t

las voces mÁs claras a favor de los derechos de la comunidad lgbtq+ y les este control de armas alex padillaores de este paÍs y democracias >>>joe biden fue presidente y senador frente dicho todo cambio una figura. en su oficina un ramo de flores y muestras de afecto en san francisco >> >>> la sucesora> >>>serÍa selecciÓn una mujer afroamericana. asÍ lo adelantÓ el gobernador gavin newsom quien tiene la decisiÓn en sus manos. fuentes cercanas a gavin newsom afirman que se van a pronunciar sobre el nombramiento en los Últimos dÍas. los demÓcratas tienen un margen de error. noticias telemundo. >>> la huelga automotriz sigue creciendo. el sindicato indicÓ que 7.000 trabajadores se van a unir a (mÚsica(. >>>la huelga de tomate sigue creciendo el sindicato (nombre extranjero( indicÓ que siete mil trabajadores se van a ir a p partir de hoy aumentando el nÚmero de los empleados de otras puestos de trabajo por el esta estÁn abandonando sus puestos de trabajo por el estancamiento en las negociacionestamoss >>>somos nosotros los que h hacemos la mano de obra para que vivan como vivan >>>tengo benefici

. >> el senador alex padilla presenta proyecto de ley para ayudar a los estudiantes universitarios quen a estudiantes que participan en este programa financiado por el estado o el gobierno sobre si son posiblemente elegibles para e programa del que hablÁbamos hace un momento. >> vamos una pausa lÍderes del condado contra costa aprobar una ordenanza que afectarÍa a los dueÑos de armas de fuego ya le explicamos. >> y rutas alternas porque cerrarÁn la autopista 47 entre este a partir de cuÁndo. y abrimos el espacio con informaciÓn de washington donde el jueves el presidente de ucrania volodÍmir zelenski se reuniÓ con joe biden y lÍderes del congreso. durante el encuentro zelenski agradeciÓ la ayuda del gobierno de joe biden que le da a ucrania y tambiÉn aprovecho la oportunidad para solicitar mÁs apoyo. una asistencia que estÁ en camino porque segÚn funcionarios de la casa blanca ucrania recibirÁ de 125 millones de dÓlares adicionales en equipo militar. >> ucraniano estÁ gastando el dinero y estÁ invirtiendo con su propia sangre. a pesar de que ucrania no estÁ sino su parte en cuanto a sa

gobernador el proyecto de ley bÚsqueda evitar que le llegue esto de los centros >> los senadores alex padillafornia que hace semanas causÓ daÑos significativos en la regiÓn tal es el caso de la planta de que sacar la sal de santa catalina que afecta el suministro de agua en la mitad de ese territorio de la isla. >> mÚsica >> hablamos de las playas de california algunas zonas son espectaculares con bellos paisajes que debemos cuidar l que es importante tomar no hay se puede daÑar >> presen marÍn y otras organizaciones quieren compartir que hacer para mantener las costas limpias, guillermo nos explica >> los condados madryn y mendocino nasa en una organizaciÓn para unir esfuerzos y tener una costa mÁs limpia california >> que siga creciendo el turismo porque hablamos de una de las regiones costeras mÁs lindas del mundo y atraer la atenciÓn de el resto del paÍs y cÓmo podemos hacer por ellos de gÉnero mÍnimo impacto tanto en el medio ambiente que poco mÁs de 10,000,000 de visitantes llegan cada aÑo a las costas de california y a sus condados son una buena dosis de sol el aÑo pasado se recogieron

. >> gracias alejandra en otros temas le contamos que senadores alex padilla y (palabra en inglÉs( tendrÁnndo subvenciones para que el servicio sea rentable y sea adaptable a este sector. el anuncio surge momentos en que se revela un estudio en donde detalla que el 19 por ciento de los trabajadores agrÍcolas asegura tener sÍntomas de ansiedad. el 14 por ciento dijo estar deprimido. >> por otra parte a las 6:00 de la tarde la fiscal de distrito de san francisco y jefa del departamento policial mantener una reuniÓn para abordar el tema de la seguridad en el distrito mismo. esto serÁ en (palabra en inglÉs( y serÁ abierto al pÚblico. la reuniÓn durarÍa hora y media los detalles en pantalla. y la reciente extradiciÓn de ovidio guzmÁn estados unidos aumentÓ la venta de la biografÍa de su padre le dirÉ que quien la creÓ. >> hay extensiÓn del tps por 18 meses mÁs le contamos quÉ grupos serÁn beneficiados. >> y nos trae mucha paz y tranquilidad. y es que inmigraciÓ Ó no elegiste llamarte juanita y tener juanetes. las alergias de tu mamá, ni la diabetes del abuelo. pero sí puedes elegir a un excelen

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-- alex padilla is the first latino to represent the state of california in the chamber.ut immediately after his appointment, folks like san francisco mayor london breed expressed their disappointment at the last of the only black women serving in the senate. senator feinstein's extended absence from the senate earlier this year reminded people of the governor's pledge. earlier today, he clarified that any appointment would be an interim one. take a listen. >> i don't think the people of california want me to make another appointment. yeah, and i don't think that's -- that said, it's my job, it's my responsibility, if we have to do, it we will do it. >> you will abide by your pledge? >> yeah. an interim appointment, i don't want to get involved -- >> you would not appoint anybody that is filed -- >> it would be completely unfair to the democrats that have worked their tail off, the primary is a matter of months away. i don't want it to tip the balance of that. >> did you catch? that he will not get involved in the 2024 primary, allegedly. the front runners in the californ

it well as california's other us senator, alex padilla gotkeup when he paid tribute to his late colleaguethe senate floor this morning. it is with profound found sadness. that we bid farewell to my dear friend colleague and outright champion for the state of california for sen. senator dianne feinstein. she understood the importance of working together to find common ground and to get things done for california, for the country , and most importantly, for the american people. her ability to bridge divides and find that consensus, especially on the thorniest of issues, was a testament to her. her dedication to the principles of our democracy. she a vase of white rose was placed on feinstein's senate seat to honor her. we're taking a quick break. we'll be right back with our coverage. son who passed away last night at the age of 90 at her washington, d.c. home. we learned after casting a ballot last night in the senate. and we also understand that her senate desk was draped in black and topped with that vase of white rose in honor of her memory. welcome back. thank you for joining us again.

when he appointed senator alex padilla to fill vice president kamala harris's seat, making padilla the first latino senator from the state that ended lobbying from groups who wanted to see a black woman appointed to the senate at that point, organizations were critical of the move for padilla, which led to newsom making that pledge in 2021. padilla won a full term later, a short time later, where he ran as an incumbent. now, you saw congresswoman lee's statement on newsom's comments. i spoke to her this afternoon. here's a look. so representation matters and the governor understands that. and so why limit and preclude a black woman from running, given the challenge and given the lack of representation ? now, coming up at 7 p.m. on the launch of our new show, west coast rap, more from the congresswoman and why she says this is about much more than her political aspirations. heather okay. looking forward to that interview. again, coming up tonight on west coast rap. appreciate it, greg. thank you. all right. turning now to our weather here in the bay area as we give you a beautiful live

emotional tributes to feinstein came on the senate floor today from california's junior senator, alex padilla. >> the day i was sworn into the senate in 2021, under the most trying of circumstances, covid pre-vaccine. two weeks after january 6th, she honored me by escorting me down the center aisle to the rostrum, stood behind me as i was sworn in. as soon as the votes were over, session was over, she grabbed me by the hand and said, come with me. pretty much right past reporters to her hideaway. immediately i wanted to continue the dialog of how can i help you ? how can i help you? mustered up a little bit of courage and said, dianne, i love you, but i want to call my wife. i've just been sworn in to the senate. so i called my wife. angela answers and my boys are there and dianne says, give me the phone. just been sworn in to the united states senate and i'm watching senator feinstein. feinstein with my kids. so proud of your dad. when are you coming to washington? i will buy you lunch . watch that was dianne feinstein. may she rest in and may her legacy continue to inspire us all. >> senato

. >> pero ahora el senador estatal por california alex padilla ha presentado un proyecto de ley federalte la pandemia. a nosotros nos afectaron tambiÉn los incendios en la costa sur, todos estos sucesos han creado una demanda mÁs por este tipo de servicios. >> para la organizaciÓn puente no se trata sÓlo de dar servicio en espaÑol sino tambiÉn de explorar otras alternativas. >> hay aspecto de servicios mentales que deben ser relevantes tambiÉn a la familia a las personas. >> el proyecto de ley de apoyo a la salud mental a los trabajadores agrÍcolas de ser aprobado autorizarÍa nuevas subvenciones para que se brinde servicio culturalmente alineado a la comunidad campesina. en puente ya planean un modelo y que dicen que no todos necesitan terapia individual. >> el modelo que queremos utilizar es como promotores de salud comunitaria; para que personas de la comunidad que son respetados y reconocidos reciban la capacitaciÓn y ellos puedan ayudar a sus vecinos: >> marÍa ya se ha recuperado pero dice que a diario de la necesidad entre sus compaÑeros. >> muchos tres y les afecta porque tienen u

. >> muchas gracias, en mÁs informaciÓn senadores alex padilla y (palabra en inglÉs( anunciaron que californiaimÁtico con las explotaciones de Árboles y expansiÓn de Áreas verdes. proyectos en la ciudad de san francisco y/o a plan serÁn beneficiados por esto. >> cuÁnto ha tenido quedar en un depÓsito para un apartamento, uno, dos, tres meses de renta bueno, una ley impuesta por el menor de california podrÍa poner fin a esto y puede salir beneficiado. >> mÁs adelante, un joven mexicano irrumpe y rompe barreras con susu baile, esesta celebrandodo la nariz z hispana se lo o pierdan. >> (musica)... de regreso para hablar sobre un proyecto de ley que va camino al escritorio del gobernador. esto limitarÍa cuanto se puede cobrar de depÓsito para alquiler de un departamento o una unidad en california. actualmente la ley permite que dicho depÓsito se de dos meses el valor de la renta y en algunos casos hasta tres. pilar miÑo nos cuenta lo que buscan cambiar con este proyecto. >> econÓmicamente sÍ da miedo. >> no estÁ sola en este sentido esta mujer, en parte es por lo alto que puede ser el depÓsito par

newsom appointed alex padilla late they're very same day. obviously, harris' resignation not a surprise, but we also have to imagine the governor was prepared for senator feinstein's passing. whoever he appoints the interim senator would serve out the rest of feinstein's term. then there would be an election where we, the voters, get to choose. three democrats, one republican expressing interest in running for her seat. katy porter, schiff, barbara lee. a republican hasn't won since pete wilson in 1998. porter has been in the house since 2019, quite new, very well-known for the props she brings to the chamber to illustrate a point. she once filled her minivan with rice to show how many acres of federal land oil companies were leasing. each grain respected an acre. barbara lee has been in congress the longest. there's adam schiff as well. he's been on the house intelligence committee. he is a longtime california congressman and best known probably to people around the united states as the head of donald trump's impeachment. and then barbara l

senators made a tribute -- made tributes to senator feinstein and it struck me that my senator, alex padilla, also recounted how senator feinstein was one of his first bosses in politics and to the opportunity to get to serve alongside her. she was one of my earliest supporters in california politics. the fact that she would help out a young guy from the inland empire from outside of l.a., outside of san francisco, and support me, in what was a crowded primary, meant a lot to me. she talked a lot about holding up young leaders, men and women, to succeed and follow in her footsteps. earlier today, just a few hours ago, democratic caucus met and leader jeffries and whip clark are doing an amazing job in keeping our caucus together. talking about lowering costs, creating good-paying job, building safer communities. every step of the way house democrats have put people over politics. and it's been impacted by extreme maga republicans who continue to have the shutdown on their minds. that is their focus. that is who they are and what they believe. and as whip clark said this is about women and ch

senators alex padilla and dianne feinstein announced today six grants have been awarded to california rail projects. the grants total almost $300 million. the bulk of the money is going to the california high-speed rail authority but is being distributed to similar transit authorities like smart in marin. >>> bob menendez made an announcement this morning in his home, the state of new jersey. he's not guilty of taking bribes. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. federal officials leveled those charges late last week. this is the first time we've heard from the senator. >> yeah. he says americans should wait for all the facts before passing judgment. he says he has no plans to resign his office. the justice department accuses menendez and his wife of taking hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes and using the senator's influence to enrich several businessmen as well as the egyptian government. here's the senator responding this morning. >> to those who are rushing to judgment, you have done so based on a limited set of facts framed by the prosecution to be as salacious as possible. rememb

senator alex padilla and dianne feinstein made the announcement today. part of $300 million in grants going forward improving rail systems across the state. the rest will go to smaller transit systems like smart trains in the north bay and napa valley railroad. >> governor newsom is taking on florida governor and presidential candidate ron desantis. fox news made this announcement today which is hosting an official debate between the two governors. the 90-minute debate will air september 30th and aired by the fox news host. the blue and red governors agreed to a debate in august. newsome has shrugged off rumors that he would launch a presidential campaign against biden. in the meantime, desantis is in california this week for the second gop debate on wednesday in southern california. >>> the wheels of hollywood may start turning soon again, albeit slowly. writers, studios, and streaming services have come to a tentative agreement. streaming residuals were a big part of the negotiations, along with protections against artificial intelligence, which became

this is very, very different from when he appointed alex padilla to fill vp kamala harris slot. phil, you got some thoughts on that? >> yeah, well, it's the governor has put himself in this position . he said that he is going to first oppose appoint a black female black woman to replace dianne feinstein. so he painted himself into a corner that way and then he doubled down by saying he wanted somebody. now that wasn't going to interfere with the democratic primary. there's already three contenders out there and so he's going to pick somebody independent of that. and i'd like to throw ask jackie about that. i mean, i don't understand the math there. it seems like he's just got himself in a position he doesn't need to be in. and i don't i'm not sure how you get out of it. >> well, i think he's locked in . i think he was wrong, responding to criticism. he was receiving when kamala harris became the vice presidential nominee and she was in fact, when she when biden won. and rather than appoint another african american woman, he chose to appoint a latino man. now now what happens for

her side and with that, everybody stood up for a moment of silence, we also heard from senator alex padilla. >> throughout her career, latino civilians could work alongside her to keep up the american dream. >> and kevin mccarthy remembers the two coming together to pass a historic water bill despite their opposing views. >> i believe at the end of the day, the trailblazing of the first elected woman mayor come even coming from a different party, aspired women from both sides of the aisle, to have their voices heard. >> feinstein was re-elected five times and in the 2012 election, she received 7.86 million votes, that was the most popular votes received by any u.s. senate candidate in history. she was loved by so many. >>> still ahead, more than 25 years after tupac shakur was gunned down in las vegas, and arrest in the case. >>> after a disappointing season, the giants are making a major change at the top. the big announcement. >>> breezy and cool across the bay area today and the clouds have rolled in, the rain showers will happen fairly soon, i'm tracking it in the first alert forecast.

senator alex padilla and other lawmakers introduced bipartisan legislation yesterday to expand higher education opportunities for latino students. the bill recognizes the week of september. 11th as national hispanic serving institutions week or hs. i week hs eyes are colleges and universities that are at least 25% hispanic or latino undergrad students in california. we have 170 such schools that includes in san jose sonoma and san francisco state universities. lawmakers also introduce u.s. panic educational resources and empowerment at legislation or the hear act if passed, would create a new federal grant program. the fun partnerships between hs eyes and school districts with significant hispanic and latino enrollment. the focus is on improving college readiness and completion. >> where you can get your updated covid vaccine in the bay area. >> also a historic strike thousands of union workers go against the big 3 automakers all at for the first time. but first, this year's record heat wave and is expected to be followed by more extreme weather. how the el nino advisory is affecting

that's exactly what happened with alex padilla, who was appointed by newsom to fill the remainder of kamala harris's term. he then was elected to the permanent seat in the next cycle. if he stands by those comments, it eliminates barbara lee as a choice. she previously expressed disappointment at those comments, but when asked about the potential for replacement recent. lee we have to really stop and mourn and grieve and honor her legacy. there'll be a time for other discussions, but right now i'm asking everyone to really pray for her family. given that senate feinstein has been in poor health recently, i think that there's probably been some discussion behind the scenes about about possible successors. now, i also want to make sure, heather, that it's clear that this vacancy is not expected to have any impact on the looming government shutdown. yeah, we know that those talks are continuing. i know for some people this might seem a little crass to be talking about her replacement at this time, but it is the reality. you know, she needs there needs to be someone representing californ

senator alex padilla has introduced a new bill that he says increases support for millions of low-incomericans on medicaid who struggle with mental health and substance use disorders today. padilla, along with sen ed markey of massachusetts announced the access act. it aims to connect people on medicaid to supportive housing, which works to ensure more people can access medical and housing services. it also guarantees health care providers are paid a fair wage. in addition, the bill will require health and human services to conduct a study on the national cost of housing related services. >> oakland roots players using their hispanic heritage to bring the community together through soccer. why they say playing on the team gives them purpose fall feeling like a purpose fall feeling like a home away from home. (♪♪) entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren,

feinstein leaves, and he said that because he found himself in trouble when he appointed a latino alex padilla to replace kamala hairs. >> sure. >> a lot of balls are in the air and not everybody is happy. >> why far is this a story? so far it's speculating that perhaps this would happen, maybe we wait until it happens if it does at all. >> of course. you hope it doesn't happen. newsom said it himself. you hope it doesn't happen, and you've got to be red and the problem for newsom right now there are a lot of good talented black women up and down politics and erected office but very few of them if a want to leave their post for a short pier. you're talking about a few months they would serve ashat you call a praiseholder, okay, and that's the problem and then there's barbara lee. >> and why not barbara lee. well-known in northern and southern california. why not just say if it comes to that we'll go with barbara lee. >> fair question. >> what newsom says i would tilt it tn. we've got three people, among others. these are the tee leaders. you see it right there on e screen. she's in a tight spo

senators alex padilla and dianne feinstein say the funding will go toward combating extreme heat by plantingaintaining trees 12 of the $102 million will go to san francisco's public works, specifically investing in green jobs and creating more shade in low canopy communities. $8 million will go to oakland for similar projects. hunter biden spotted at the opening of a malibu pizzeria hours before his thursday indictment. president biden's son was captured, grabbing pizza with his son beau jr near his malibu home. this just one day before he was indicted on charges related to lying about being addicted to cocaine. when he bought a gun in 2018. we spoke earlier with tmz to hear more about how the situation played out. he certainly seemed completely carefree, standing in line holding his son. witnesses there tell us that he he waited in line for about half an hour for a couple of slices of pizza, just like everybody else. hunter biden was indicted on three federal firearm charges. it stems from a long running investigation on into hunter biden's financial dealings. the special counsel could pote

those in a bind to consider using 0 interest introductory rate cards to pay down their senator alex padilla is introducing legislation to help make it easier for college students to access snap benefits. it's called the opportunity to address college hunger act. that's past colleges and universities will be required to notify students in work. study programs up there. eligibility for benefit and provide them documents to apply around 227,000 college students in california receive snap benefits before the pandemic. but around 700,000 were eligible, this bill says about roughly 60% of eligible students did not receive benefits mainly because of stigma, lack of awareness or the burden of application requirements. >> time now for our 4 zone forecast on a friday evening. and you can see that ugly air out there just hanging over the bay area, right? it's hanging that slow there. but then above it is clear. so when are we going to get rid of that? what you call it and going to we're going to try and mix that. i think the versions going to go away specially as we head in towards sunday. and you kno

the names that have risen to the forefront have been shirley weber, who was appointed to replace alex padilla as the secretary of state. we also have malia cohen, who's also been mentioned, and she is currently our state comptroller. and holly mitchell, who's worked with the newsom campaign in previous. and she's a current la county supervisor. >> san francisco mayor, london breed is another name that's being suggested for the now vacant seat. >> happening now also on capitol hill, the federal government is spiraling toward a shutdown in about 24 hours. a vote on a short term funding bill in the house failed. and it doesn't look like a deal will get done anytime soon. abc7 news reporter tim tara campbell is in the newsroom. she's been looking into how a shutdown would affect the bay area. tara, what'd you find out? >> yeah. dan well, a big setback today. the house failing to pass a stopgap spending bill and now lawmakers are in a race against the clock. they have until tomorrow night to get to some agreement to get some agreement on the books, to prevent a shutdown from fleet week to the bay

the names that have risen to the forefront have been shirley weber, who was appointed to replace alex padilla as the secretary of state. we also have malia cohen, who's also been mentioned, and she is currently our state comptroller. and holly mitchell, who's worked with the newsom campaign in previous. and she's a current la county supervisor. >> san francisco mayor, london breed is another name that's being suggested for the now vacant seat. >> happening now also on capitol hill, the federal government is spiraling toward a shutdown in about 24 hours. a vote on a short term funding bill in the house failed. and it doesn't look like a deal will get done anytime soon. abc7 news reporter tim tara campbell is in the newsroom. she's been looking into how a shutdown would affect the bay area. tara, what'd you find out? >> yeah. dan well, a big setback today. the house failing to pass a stopgap spending bill and now lawmakers are in a race against the clock. they have until tomorrow night to get to some agreement to get some agreement on the books, to prevent a shutdown from fleet week to the bay

that's exactly what happened with alex padilla, who was appointed by newsom to fill the remainder of kamala harris's term. he then was elected to the permanent seat in the next cycle . so if he stands by those comments, it eliminates barbara lee as a choice. she previously expressed disappointment at those comments, but when asked about the potential for replacement recently, we have to really stop and mourn and grieve and honor her legacy. there'll be a time for other discussions, but right now i'm asking everyone to really pray for her family. given that senator feinstein has been in poor health recently, i think that there's probably been some discussion behind the scenes about possible successors. many wondering if her death will have any effect on the government shutdown. no word yet on when governor newsom will name feinstein's replacement. many saying they're big shoes to fill. crystal bailey, ktvu fox two news coming up at 11. elon musk taking on san francisco supervisor dean preston on why he's calling for the politician to be imprisoned. yeah, we have an interesting bay are

i don't know she will be who he appoints, but he did appoint her to secretary of state because alex padilla was the secretary of state. he appointed her to replace kamala harris. he received a ton of backlash because of the dearth of black women that he wasn't replacing harris with a black woman. and he appointed weber as secretary of state. he's appointed her once. perhaps he will appoint her again. she went on to win north of 60% of the vote for her own term. >> first black woman as secretary of state. >> so i would look at that. it's interesting he's ruled out anybody who is kucurrently running. he doesn't want to put had his finger on scale. there's this process. so he wants to rule them out to not give anyone an advantage as the state sorts out who they want their next senator to be. >> democrats have a slimmer majority, 50-49. how critical is it that newsom does this quickly? he needs to do this in the next day or two. >> as soon as it is appropriate. >> right, after -- she was jewish, so the tradition would be she gets buried within 24 hours. >> 24 hours. on the other hand, she's als

. >> california senator alex padilla is also calling for the passage of the -- is a bipartisan date member senator mark you rubio urging congress to pass the measure. >> on maui authorities hope to escort residents into the ravaged areas of hawaii. people will be allowed in the burns old earnings of the 25th. they stressed the timeline is fluid as the epa continues to remove toxic materials from that area. support for malley continues to pour in and tonight a popular pop group is performing in the south bay raising money for victims. you spoke with --. >> they call themselves and it age -- group. tonight they are on a mission to raise as much money as possible for the fire vic. let's take a listen. they are talking right now. the cloud has been's dreaming all night. let's hear what they have to say. >> let's give it a second to hear their next song. >> they have been singing and dancing all my. the members have been performing at out the high schools this week. they raise more than four thousand dollars at milpitas high school and tonight's concert at the san jose buddhist churches rolled

. >> senator alex padilla wants to make it easier for college students to apply for food stamps todaya introduce opportunity to address college hunger act. it requires schools to notify students in work. study programs of there. eligibility for benefits and provide those students with the necessary documents to apply. the bill says that about 60% of eligible students did not receive benefits mainly because of stigma, lack of awareness or the burden of application requirements. now to our 4 zone forecast says we give you a live look outside again. another crowd. it friday night. people right out and about so well and maybe i don't believe in the game. >> in oakland. oh, no, that's that would be other direction. enjoy it. okay. maybe they drove coming back right could be it. but you never really wants to be in the city chief meteorologist lawrence karnow boy. tonight. yeah. friday night. get ready. >> for the first weekend of fall, if you can believe that here we go. and well, it looks like we've got some big changes coming our way. we'll start to see that especially a lot of part of th

until you had alex padilla.at part of the state it will come from is something to watch, does it come from northern california, bay area. >> brian: pete wilson, a republican. >> ainsley: dianne feinstein dead at the age of 90, born in 1933. since 1993, been state senior senator, member of democratic party and served three terms as mayor of san francisco. >> steve: she gave her life to public service, she died today at the age of 90. dianne feinstein. rest in peace.

and this morning, senator alex padilla got emotional on the senate floor in washington, d.c., when speaking on the passing of senator feinstein as he shared the experience he had with the senator when he was first sworn in. let's take a listen to that. >> the day i was sworn into the senate in 2021. under the most trying of circumstances covid pre back scene. 2 weeks. after january 6. 40,000. national guard to the minutemen of the primitive offense, tough capital art in may, but escorted me. down the center to the rostrum. stood behind me as i was sworn at. big day for me. tough day that having. angela it meant boys. by my side. a senate rover. social over. she grabbed by the head. come with me. sorry outside a step ahead. interview signed up. that's right. past supporters, chair hideaway. want to continue the dialogue. how can i help you? how can help you? but should little bit of courage and said, diane. i love you. but i want to call my wife. just make that the senate. so i called my wife. answers. we our facetime each other. by the windows. we can make sure the signal to drop. and my bo

. >> california senator alex padilla is introducing legislation. he says we'll make it easier for college students to access nap benefits if passed colleges and universities must notify students of their eligibility for benefits and provide them documents to apply around 700,000 students were eligible for snap benefits. but just 127,000 actually got them. civil rights icon reid soskin turned 102 years old. a voice believed to shows us how students at a local middle school celebrated the occasion. >> 102 years on this earth, a big deal to celebrate. and betty reid soskin says there is no secret to longevity. i think may be. >> because i came as a surprise and that stuff blown away. until now. i had no idea have none. one could point to the accomplished life see is lived. she retired as the oldest living national park service ranger. >> she has owned a record store authored books and has been honored by president barack obama and girls college in oakland. >> has integrity. and has really pushed the boundaries and students appreciate the path's austin

also, senator alex padilla, california's other senator, in fact, got a little emotional on the senate floor there in dc when speaking about the passing of senator feinstein. let's take a listen. >> the dow was sworn into the senate in 2021. under the most trying of circumstances covid pretty vaccine. 2 weeks. after january 6. 40,000. national guard to minutemen of the perimeter of a fenced off capitol i but escorted me. down the center to the rostrum. stood behind me as i was sworn at. big day for me. tough day that having. angela it meant boys. by my side. senate are over. social over. she grabbed him by the head. come with me. sorry, not sorry to ahead. interviews lined up. that's right. past supporters to hide away. even want to continue the dialogue. how can i help you? how can help you? let's a curtain said diane. i love you. but i want to call my wife. just before that the senate. so i called my wife. answers. we start facetime each other. by the windows. we can make sure the signal to drop and my boys are there. and diane says, give me the phone. i've just been sworn into that

california senator alex padilla is introducing legislation to help make it easier for college students to access snap benefits the opportunity to address college hunger act would require schools to notify parents in work. study programs of their eligibility for benefits and provide those students with the necessary documents to a plot. only about 127,000 college students in california received snap benefits before the pandemic. but an estimated 690,000 were eligible. the bill says that about 60% of eligible students did not receive benefits mainly because of stigma, lack of awareness or the burden of the application requirements. >> coming up here at 2 o'clock, there are some changes for concert goers. the new restrictions now in place from ticketmaster has another big name star kicks off a tour and people are trying to keep the bay beautiful. the cleanup the taking place across our beaches and how you can take part. but first, the united auto workers, the union strike is >> our top story to 30 the auto workers strike has expanded to more than half of the country. the workers in southe

senator alex padilla and stockton representative josh harter introduced legislation today. they say would make all farm workers eligible for mental health services is through the farm and ranch stress assistance network. it would also permit grants for those services. this comes nearly eight months after seven halfmoon bay farm workers were killed in a mass shooting earlier in the year. big changes are brewing when it comes to property insurance pricing here in california today, the state's insurance commissioner says his office is writing new rules to let insurers look to the future. when setting rates. this is in hopes of stopping insurance companies from leaving our wildfire prone state right now in california, insurers can only consider what's happened in the past to a property to set the price. that means they can't factor in wildfire mitigation efforts such as building defensible space and putting power lines underground. and we're going to be able to hone in on those properties that have done the mitigation and make sure that our rate analysts look at that in appropr

senator alex padilla got emotional on the senate floor in washington, d.c., when speaking on feinstein'sassing. let's listen. >> the day i was sworn into the senate in 2021, under the most trying of circumstances covid pretty thing. 2 weeks. after january 6. 40,000. national guard to minutemen of the primitive offense, tough capital i but escorted down the center to the rostrum. stood behind me as i was sworn at. big day for me. tough day that having. angela it meant boys. by my side. senate votes are over. socials over. she grabbed by the head. come with me. sorry outside a step ahead. interview signed up. that's right. past supporters, chair hideaway. want to continue the dialogue. how can i help you? how can help you? but should little bit of courage and said, diane. i love you. but i want to call my wife. just make that the senate. so i called my wife. answers. we our facetime each other. by the windows. we can make sure the signal to drop. and my boys are there. and diane says, give me the phone. i've just been sworn into that state senate. and not watching. senator feinstein taste

senator alex padilla and other lawmakers are introducing bipartisan legislation to expand higher educationpportunities for latino students. the legislation looks to recognize the week of september. 11th as national hispanic serving institutions week or h s i week hs eyes our colleges and universities with 25% or more hispanic or latino undergrad students in california, we have 170 of them. that does include san jose sonoma and san francisco states in the bay area as well as multiple community colleges. they also introduced the hispanic educational resources and empowerment act legislation or hear act. and if passed would create a new federal grant program to fund partnerships between hsi schools and school districts that have a significant hispanic and latino enrollment that focus on improving college readiness and completion. up next here, a san francisco city worker was stabbed while on the job and now workers are calling on officials to do more to protect them. >> also, some behind residents will soon be allowed to return to see what is left of their homes, how they say this will help t