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i'm dan ashley, in addition to the sixth grader there, luna, california senator alex padilla also spoke just about an hour ago, and massachusetts senator elizabeth warren seemed overcome by emotion as she walked out to a rousing welcome today and a huge ovation. here's a live look inside the united center right now. reverend al sharpton speaking. now we're expecting to hear from amy ressner and east bay woman and former prosecutor who became friends with kamala harris during her time in the alameda county district attorney's office. and, of course, harris herself will cap off the evening when she formally accepts her party's nomination. we have abc7 news team coverage with ryan curry in san francisco, where people are beginning to gather to watch this historic night. but let's begin with abc seven news reporter julian glover, who has the latest from chicago. >> tonight, the stage is set for kamala harris's most important night of her political life. california delegates filing in to take a front row seat to her story. >> i've been waiting for this moment. >> perrine krishnan is a califo

the california democratic senator, alex padilla, says she would make a great president. >> as a californian, couldn't be more proud, couldn't be more excited than the prospects of a president harris. i'm all in. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown says he will be at the fundraiser. he says harris should use this hometown visit to make herself more relatable. >> make yourself in such a way that you become an ordinary person, not some kind of a celebrity that's avoided being responsive. >> after the event, the vice president is scheduled to fly back to washington, d.c. that comes tomorrow afternoon. former president trump is attending fundraisers today in mountain resoowns in wyoming and colorado. his campaign is claiming they were hacked by foreign sources. the campaign is citing a report by microsoft on a phishing scheme targeting a high ranking official. microsoft has not confirmed that the trump campaign was the target of the hack, nor has abc news. the tech world is remembering and honoring the life of former youtube ceo susan wojcicki. her husband confirmed her death in a faceboo

this is very personal to me. >> the california senator alex padilla just wrapped up his remarks just a moment ago. we currently have the former hud secretary, marcia fudge, on the stage. but when vice president kamala harris takes that stage in primetime tonight, it will be with the baton. the torch passed from president biden to her in one hand and a chisel in the other as she continues to crack away at that glass ceiling, become the very first woman of color to accept her party's nomination. for now, reporting live here from the united center. night four of the dnc. julian glover, abc seven news. >> all right, julian, thanks so much. yeah >> it's interesting. there's rumors about a star uh- a certain queen being a nonpolitical star making an appearance, which has kind of been the theme this week. abc seven news insider phil matier is here with a look. what do you expect from kamala harris tonight? what does she have to say? what does she have to do? >> well, what she has to do is really captivate the country. and that room, the people. she's pretty much guaranteed an audience in th

senator alex padilla, along with jennifer siebel newsom, both expected to speak in a few moments. >>n, lawyers seeking recusal in court while the golden gate bridge protesters facing d.a. brooke jenkins are asking her to remove herself from the case and solving the city's unhoused crisis. >> supervisor and mayoral candidate aaron peskin laying out his alternative to encampment sweeps in san francisco. >> and look at the forecast today. we're getting cooler weather in here. we'll have lots of sunshine temperatures in the mid and upper 80s inland around the bay shoreline. it's bright this afternoon into the mid 70s, but along the coast clouds are back today, so it's a mostly cloudy day. temperatures in the mid 60s, so highs today we're back to average after a warm afternoon yesterday. that cooling trend continues through the end of the week by friday. feels and looks a lot more like fall. the news at six is next. >> this is abc 724 over seven. >> in san francisco. >> live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. >> you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. >> we

tickets to the sold out fundraiser ranged from 3300 to $50,000 saturday morning, california senator alex padillaressed his excitement for the vp's visit and his support for her to win the presidency couldn't be more excited than the prospects of a president harris in the next four years. you know, there's a lot at stake this november. the harris-walz campaign raised an incredible amount of money. last month, more than $300 million. and the campaign says that tickets alone to tomorrow's fundraiser brought in another $12 million in san francisco. emma goss nbc, bay area news. new at 11. they say their neighbors are too noisy. only the new neighbors aren't people. they're waymo cars honking in a parking lot, and neighbors say it's keeping them up all night. nbc bay area's alyssa goard shows us what they're seeing and hearing. nat, sound of honking is waking up neighbors lately in this south of market neighborhood. i get woken up at, you know, 4:00 in the morning and i look down and i'm convinced now it is coming from the waymo's neighbors shared videos of driverless waymo cars filing into the lot a

many key democrats were there, including senator alex padilla and transportation secretary pete buttigieg. governor gavin newsom did not attend, but first partner jennifer siebel newsom did. besides speaking from the convention floor during the ceremonial roll call last night. newsom has kept a low profile, but other speakers at today's breakfast made sure he was not forgotten. >> i think gavin newsom, for being the absolute strongest and best surrogate that the biden-harris team has had, this entire cycle. >> well, the governor's office has not said if newsom will have a prominent speaking spot during the last two days of the convention. abc seven news anchor julian glover is live in chicago at the dnc. get the latest from him live from the convention floor on abc seven news at four and five. and the final two nights of the convention. abc news will have special live coverage. it returns tonight and tomorrow from 6 to 8 p.m. closer to home, we have developing news out of san francisco, where there was a shooting involving a couple of youths. police say it happened just after 1230 this af

el senador alex padilla anunció casi 150 millones de dólares en fondos para construir estaciones de recargao apoyará la adopción de los vehículos eléctricos en las distintas comunidades y la agencia triple a está pronosticando un fin de semana feriado bastante ocupado. y es que se reporta la posibilidad de un aumento del 9% de viajeros a nivel nacional. y aunque los viajes internacionales bajaron en un 4 porcentual, si usted planea viajar por coche, le informamos que el precio promedio por galón de la gasolina está más bajo en comparación al año pasado. en este mismo periodo a nivel nacional, el promedio del carburante es de 3,35 $ y si quiere evitar, por ejemplo el tráfico, los expertos aconsejan evite manejar el jueves por la tarde si este jueves que viene, ya que se espera que sea el día más ocupado. al igual que el viernes entre las 2 y las 18:00 de la tarde, el mejor momento para conducir será el sábado entre las 08:00 y las 11. eso sí, al regresar el lunes será un día congestionado en todas las autopistas. todo el día de 11:00 a 20:00 de la noche. así que paciencia. es lo que te iba a

leaders say congresswoman lee and senator alex padilla helped secure more than $1.5 million for these upgrades, but there are 17 bays here that need to be retrofitted and this is our central facility. so all of our major work on our busses is done here. and so we need to get the central maintenance facility updated in order to provide that support. as we bring more and more fuel cell busses and battery electric busses into our into our service. ac transit says it's working to completely transition to a zero emission bus fleet by 2040. it's that time of year we are asking you once again to help clear the shelters over the past ten years, nbc and telemundo stations nationwide have helped more than 1 million yes, 1 million pets find homes. we've also helped raise nearly $5 million for the animal shelters in need. it's time to do more, though, as we prep for four big adoption events. we are also hosting several pet adoption pop ups in the coming weeks. you can see some of the dates on your screen if you're looking for a new pet, we'd love to help you. all of the info, info on events and l

senator alex padilla. thank you so much for getting up at o dark 30 for us to come and discuss this in middle school, torn apart by a tornado that ripped through north carolina overnight. >> this is part of a second landfall from tropical storm debby. we're tracking the storm and where it's headed in the threat. today, plus cnn has learned one of the team suspect's arrest stood in a plot to attack a taylor swift concert, had just gained at gotten a job inside the stadium, relied in vienna, austria with new reporting thank and reaction. we're also watching dow futures right now as the roller coaster that is this week continues, just minutes until opening bell cnn is live from chicago as democrats unite to offer their support to a new nominee it her running mate fellow cnn for complete coverage, the democratic national convention starts monday, august 19 on cnn and streaming on max facts border. he said, the only fully arranged cheese and charcuterie board nationwide. so you can make hosting stress-free perf

the upgrade, backed by $1.8 million in federal funding from lee and also senator alex padilla it's part of the push to switch to zero emission busses by the year 2040. caltrans phased out diesel trains are listed for sale now online. but before they sold those diesel engines will be removed as part of a state agreement to reduce greenhouse gases. 20 trains will be up for bidding in october. we asked about the pricing, but there's no estimate yet since this is the first kind of this type of sale a theater festival now raising the curtain on new plays and artists in the south bay. coming up, a report from backstage >>>>the bay area events calendar brought to you by broadway san jose. >>>here's what's happening in the bay area this weekend san francisco's chinatown celebrates the hungry ghost festival, honoring ancestors and wandering spirits with art performances and a ghost king parade and the 32nd annual pescadero arts and fun festival brings together arts, crafts and community on stage, road disney's frozen is making its final stop on tour next week at the san jose center for the perfo

also, we sat down with senator alex padilla and the co-founder of a group called voto latino, maria teresa kumar, to talk about strategy, and also that all important latino vote. a rare opportunity today, one on one conversations with three of the most powerful voices in the latino voting bloc, including vice president kamala harris campaign manager julie, tell us what the last few weeks have been for you. what a whirlwind. well, it's, you know, been incredible. julie chavez rodriguez was previously president biden's campaign manager and now holds the same role for vice president harris. after president biden stepped away from the race, chavez rodriguez is also the granddaughter of labor leader cesar chavez and says the latino vote will be key this november. and winning that vote is complicated. what's the strategy with the latino vote? well, we know that our latino community is not a monolith. the trio agrees that latino voters in california have differing concerns and demands that the latino voter in florida or texas, and failure to understand those differences could very likely mean wat

california democratic senator alex padilla says she would make a great president as a californian. >> couldn't be more proud, couldn't be more excited than the prospects of a president harris. i'm all in. >> former san francisco mayor willie brown says he will be at the fundraiser. he says harris should use this hometown visit to make herself more relatable. >> make yourself in such a way that you become an ordinary person, not some kind of a celebrity that's avoided being responsive. >> after the event, the vice president is scheduled to fly back to washington, dc tomorrow morning. former president trump is attending fundraisers today in mountain resort towns in wyoming and colorado. his campaign is claiming they were hacked by foreign sources. campaign is citing a report by microsoft on a phishing scheme targeting a high ranking official. microsoft has not confirmed that the trump campaign was the target of the hack, nor has abc news. the tech world is remembering and honoring the life of former youtube ceo susan wojcicki. her husband confirmed her death in a facebook post, saying s

our damian trujillo is in chicago and has an interview with california senator alex padilla and an exclusive look into kamala harris's campaign. he speaks with the campaign manager. he's going to join us from the convention floor. and one too many close calls for a young north bay woman. she and her family have had to flee their homes and evacuate because of wildfires, including the tubbs fire that just came so close to destroying their house. she is now dedicating her studies to fire research, hoping to help her and others better protect themselves against the ferocious wildfires in the future. that moore coming up at five. rob mentioned those lovely people. really looking forward to that story. all right. we'll see you in a little bit janelle. appreciate it. still to come. top trending stories voted by you on my instagram survey. also disneyland is making changes to a popular ride in fantasyland. we'll tell you which one and what you'll notice that will be different when we come back in different when we come back in two minutes. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pai

look at that number of people already spoken, including california senator alex padilla. you see, tim walz there right now spoke as well. reverend al sharpton and golden state warriors mvp steph curry with a recorded video message. i believe that kamala as president could bring that unity back and continue to move our country forward. this is about preserving hope and belief in our country, making sure families can be taken care of during their most precious times. it's been an honor for me to represent our country. it's an honor to support kamala. so let's all do our part. god bless. all right. and during our 430 show, we saw massachusetts senator elizabeth warren also taking a hit at former president trump. groceries, gas. housing, health care. taxes abortion. trust. donald trump and jd vance to look out for your family. shoot, i wouldn't let those guys. i wouldn't trust them to move my couch. still to come in prime time, members of harris's family, including her niece and her stepdaughter. also on the left, their former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords. her husband

además, hay otros 5 incendios activos en el estado este lunes, el senador alex padilla y el gobernador el ingeniero de vuel. este titán es capaz de volar 800 millas cargado con 4000 galones de retardante de fuego. estos aviones van a estar en bases con una distancia de de 20 minutos entre cada avión. y vamos a tener 2 en reserva. entonces, en total vamos a tener 7, pero por ahorita nada más tenemos 2, pero al principio del próximo año vamos a tener 5. las bases estarán en ramona, paso, robles, fresno, mcclelland y chico con los incendios al alza. california se prepara para enfrentar esta temporada crítica. históricamente hemos visto estos incendios en octubre, entonces? pues sí, hay que prepararnos. todos estos 7 aviones son transferidos de la guardia costera a california y estarán en acción solamente durante el día desde fresno. peter ruiz, telemundo. peter. gracias. vamos a una pausa y al regresar hablaremos de que se aproxima el fin de semana festivo del día del trabajo. y una pregunta que muchos nos hacemos es qué pasará con el precio de la gasolina? hablaremos sobre el pronóstico

senator alex padilla. they will have a roundtable discussion on the campaign and a new push by democrats to win the latino vote. his live coverage starts tonight at 5 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. well, some breaking news for you this midday out of richmond. this is new video from nbc bay area. sky ranger near cutting avenue and south second street. that's where teams are recovering a body of a man who became stuck in a utility hole. now, the first came in around 230 this morning. this is when a pair of explosions were heard in that area. we're just learning from authorities that man was stealing copper. well, new data this morning indicates more and more pregnant women are forgoing prenatal care. the centers for disease control says that the rate rose to 2.3% just last year. that's up from a 10th of a percentage point in 2022. some argue it may be due to more women unable to access ob gyn care. this is with the overturning of roe v wade. doctors say that forgoing prenatal care may be detrimental to the

la directora de la campaña, yuli chávez rodríguez, el senador alex padilla y también maría teresa omart a worldwind? well, it's you know been incredible. ha sido increíble. así describe las últimas semanas julie chávez rodríguez, quien también fue su directora de campaña del presidente biden y se quedó en la campaña de harris. ella también es nieta del líder campesino césar chávez, y dice que una clave demográfica es el voto latino. ha sido que los demócratas despierten a la verdad que los latinos quieren ser, quieren participar, pero debemos de comunicar con ellos. los 3 dicen que el voto latino no puede ser ignorado o dejarán el partido demócrata. nosotros estamos en una posición ahora como comunidad latina. hablar con la administración en una manera bastante directa. se refiere a las promesas de la administración biden. ustedes nos prometieron algo en inmigración y nuestra familia está esperando. y sabes lo que hizo el presidente? dijo. qué son las pólizas que yo puedo hacer? como acciones ejecutivas? menos de 6 meses. 6 semanas después, el saco para aliviar a las esposas. esposos d

we also sat down with us senator alex padilla and the co-founder of the group voto latino, maria teresa kumar. when asked what they believe the key to winning this election, chavez rodriguez says there's no secret it's still about the grassroots effort knocking on doors, meeting face to face with voters, phone banking and of course, social media efforts. her office has seen a whirlwind of change for crafting and delivering president biden's message to the american voter and then abruptly shifting gears as president biden stepped away from the race and kamala harris stepped forward. the messaging did it have to change when mr. biden was at the top of the ticket to the. now that the vice president is, you know, we've been pretty focused on i think, a core message frame throughout the campaign. it's a, you know, frame that's focused on chavez. rodriguez says that message is lowering costs for consumers, voting rights and voting freedoms and contrasting both sides of the ticket. the trio was receiving awards and were speaking for the latino leaders network, national organization here. and t

just earlier, we heard from senator elizabeth warren and california senator alex padilla. it just continues a stacked lineup of musical artists, democrats, and even some republican leaders who will be taking the stage, building up to harris's official acceptance speech. we have live team coverage tonight. our damian trujillo is on the dnc floor. but first we go to nbc's brie jackson ojai brie. what are delegates there saying about the significance of this moment tonight? good evening. well, there is a lot of significance. and in fact, we do know that tonight is arguably arguably the biggest speech that kamala harris will give in her life. her remarks follow a week of speakers coming up trying to convince the country that she is ready to lead kari hall griner hallock history in the making. tonight, as kamala harris, the first woman of color, will accept her party's nomination for president. the event, capping off a convention of celebration and emotion. kamala harris, steve padilla do something. kamala harris is ready for the job. all leading up to this moment that many hav

este lunes, el senador alex padilla y el gobernador gavin newsom anunciaron que el primer avión c-130aviones van a estar en bases con una distancia de de 20 minutos entre cada avión y vamos a tener 2 en reserva. entonces, en total vamos a tener 7, pero por ahorita nada más tenemos 2, pero al principio del próximo año vamos a tener 5. las bases estarán en ramona, paso, robles, fresno, mcclelland y chico con los incendios al alza. california se prepara para enfrentar esta temporada crítica. históricamente hemos visto estos incendios en octubre. entonces? pues sí, hay que prepararnos todos estos 7 aviones son transferidos de la guardia costera a california y estarán en acción solamente durante el día desde fresno. peter ruiz, telemundo. pasemos ahora contigo vianey arana y las temperaturas. qué tal amigos? iniciamos esta semana con temperaturas por arriba del promedio normal y ya desde ayer empezamos a sentir ese calor, cielos despejados al interior, pero se espera que aumente esa neblina especialmente avanzando en las próximas horas y al amanecer, el día de mañana. así que les quiero mo

senator alex padilla announced the u.s.epartment of transportation will award nearly $150 million for five california projects. now, here in the bay area, bart will be receiving $14 million to implement ev charging stations across its various parking lots. right now, only the lafayette and warm springs bart stations have ev chargers on a test basis. while it's a step in the right direction, some drivers are still hesitant to make that step toward all electric. >> there's still a lot more that needs to be done. and, you know, particularly for folks who don't have a garage or a dedicated parking spot with an electrical outlet. >> pure electric for me know, because as a renter, you never know if you're going to be able to plug in at home. so then you have to make time. and where i work, my place of business, we do not have plug ins. >> senator padilla says the funding arrived after he and other members of the california congressional delegation wrote a letter to transportation secretary pete buttigieg asking him to support the

reverend al sharpton and just earlier, we heard from senator elizabeth warren and california senator alex padilla continues a stacked lineup of musical artists, democrats, and even some republican leaders who will be taking the stage, building up to harris's official acceptance speech. we have live team coverage tonight. our damian trujillo is on the dnc floor. but first we go to nbc's brie jackson ojai brie. what are delegates there saying about the significance of this moment tonight? good evening. well, there is a lot of significance. and in fact, we do know that tonight is arguably arguably the biggest speech that kamala harris will give in her life. her remarks follow a week of speakers coming up trying to convince the country that she is ready to lead kari hall griner hallock history in the mak

[applause] >> please welcome california senator alex padilla. ♪ >> good evening, democrats.e is alex padilla and i am so proud to represent the great state of california and the senate. the title i am most proud of is husband to my beautiful wife and father to three young gentlemen. as a father, when we talk about the future of our country, it is not just hypothetical. to me, it is very real. every day i go to work in washington, i think about the future we are building for the next generation. to show you how harris will treat kids as president, i will tell you how she treats mine. whenever she sees my sons, she greets them with kindness and respect. literally meeting them on their level to speak to them and to listen. every fight we have taken on together has been about making life better for this generation and the next. as a state senator, i stood within attorney general harris as she took on the big things to keep kids and their families in their homes. as secretary of state, i knew her as a fearless u.s. senator and my partner in defending our sacred right to vote. [ap

. >> also on stage tonight, california senator alex padilla, tim walz is ready to defend the dream. >tween now and election day, each of us must defend the dream two by working to elect them as vice president and president of the united states of america. >> when kamala harris became vice president, she left a california senate seat vacant, and governor newsom appointed padilla. he was then elected to the senate in 2022 as a computer science major. >> i am so impressed with how large this ai generated crowd looks tonight. >> california congressman ted lieu, who represents los angeles, got the crowd laughing at the dnc. tonight, donald trump has falsely claimed that the harris campaign used artificial intelligence to generate crowd photos. >> a future. oh, god, where we live in peace and joy. where we set aside our rancor and division. where we heal our differences and celebrate our common purposes as one nation, one american community. >> reverend amos brown, president of the san francisco naacp, helped close the convention with his call for a more united and unified future. he's been

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. >> senator alex padilla speaking at an event in san francisco on saturday, will be among the many looking to harris to lead the country for the next four years. like representative barbara lee, who spoke to abc seven news on friday. >> i'll be there and look forward to seeing her as she's doing a phenomenal job. and if we do the work, she will be the next president of the united states. >> from san francisco da to california attorney general to us senator and now vice president professor nolan higdon says harris is on friendly territory, tapping into a familiar and wealthy donor base. >> just two, three weeks ago, democrats, you know, assumed that donald trump was going to take the white house. there was a lot of fear within the party and the donor base that supports the party. >> professor higdon says harris is building on the enthusiasm her campaign has ignited, sparked by the addition of walls hoping to turn enthusiasm into donations. >> so harris, despite the fact that she had low approval ratings and there was a lot of doubt behind the scenes about her uh, she's seen as a, you know,

my name is alex padilla and i'm so proud to represent the great state of california in the united statesb i'm most proud of is husband to my beautiful wife angela and father to three young gentlemen. as a father when we talk about the future of our country. it's not just hypothetical. for me, it is very real. every day i go to work in washington and i think about my kids. and the future we're building for their generation. and to show you how kamala harris will treat america's kids as president, i'll tell you how she treats mine. because whenever she sees roman, alejandro, and diego she greets them with kindness and respect. literally meeting them on their level. to speak to them. and to listen. and every fight that kamala and i have taken on together has been about making life better for this generation and the next. as a state senator, i stood with then attorney general harris as she took on the big banks. to keep kids and their families in their homes. as california's secretary of state, i knew her as a fearless united states' senator. and my partner in defending our sacred right to v

and senator alex padilla, as well as several other lawmakers. >> need all the help we can get the wildfire season. there's a some assistance that fog is is great for the fire situation. can't even see the towers of the golden gate lauren, so far we're holding steady in the bay are yeah, looking good right now. of course, we're just about to enter what is our peak fire season as we get into september? >> early october, before that first rain comes, of course, a little rain over the weekend. that was very nice. a pleasant sight to see up toward half moon bay got the fog into the golden gate bridge. happened? they actually looking good to see some of the clouds in the distance there. but we've got a little more fog on the way. if you're headed out the door now, temperatures little hot inland. it is 94 degrees right now and live more 93 in conquered the same. and santa rosa, half moon bay. checking it, a pleasant 63. but you already saw some sunshine there. 72 in san francisco. 84 and warm in oakland and 91 in san jose. all right. you can see the clouds along the coastline right now. some of t

senator alex padilla has arranged for bart to receive $14 million to erect electric vehicle charging stations in their various parking lots. >> if we have charging at bart, it opens up all sorts of possibilities. >> currently, only the lafayette and warm springs bart stations have limited chargers on a test basis. this could be a game changer as it expands on nights and weekends when we're not charging for parking. >> those ev units would still be there, and they would be available to folks in the community. >> public charging infrastructure is seriously lacking. >> there's still a lot more that needs to be done, and particularly for folks who don't have a garage or a dedicated parking spot with an electrical outlet. >> pure electric for me know, because as a renter, you never know if you're going to be able to plug in at home. so then you have to make time. and where i work, my place of business, we do not have plug ins, though concerns about range have subsided. >> the availability of charging station remains a big worry in terms of having enough of them, as well as making sure tha

though california leads the nation in pure electric car sales, there are still doubts senator alex padilla has arranged for bart to receive $14 million to erect electric vehicle charging stations in their various parking lots. >> if we have charging at bart, it opens up all sorts of possibilities. >> currently, only the lafayette and warm springs bart stations have limited chargers on a test basis. this could be a game changer as it expands on nights and weekends when we're not charging for parking. >> those ev units would still be there, and they would be available to folks in the community. >> public charging infrastructure is seriously lacking. >> there's still a lot more that needs to be done, and particularly for folks who don't have a garage or a dedicated parking spot with an electrical outlet. >> pure electric, for me know, because as a renter, you never know if you're going to be able to plug in at home. so then you have to make time. and where i work, my place of business, we do not have plug ins, though concerns about range have subsided, the availability of charging stations re

. >> senator alex padilla speaking at an event in san francisco on saturday, will be among the many looking to harris to lead the country for the next four years. like representative barbara lee, who spoke to abc seven news on friday, i'll be there and look forward to seeing her as she's doing a phenomenal job and if we do the work, she will be the next president of the united states. from san francisco da to california, attorney general to u.s. senator and now vice president, professor nolan higdon says harris is on friendly territory, tapping into a familiar and wealthy donor base. >> just two three weeks ago, democrats, you know, assumed that donald trump was going to take the white house. there was a lot of fear within the party and the donor base that supports the party. >> professor higdon says harris is building on the enthusiasm her campaign has ignited, sparked by the addition of walls hoping to turn enthusiasm into donations. >> so harris, despite the fact that she had low approval ratings and there was a lot of doubt behind the scenes about her uh, she's seen as a, you know, a ga

senator alex padilla is among democrats from the state excited for harris campaign for president. the california we couldn't be more proud, couldn't be more excited than the prospects of a president harris in the next four years. you know, there's a lot at stake this november. yeah. tickets to the event range from 3000 up to $50,000. the harris campaign says this event alone expected to bring in more than $12 million pact that is what former president trump's campaign is saying happened to them today. a spokesperson released a statement saying that documents have been obtained illegally from foreign hackers who are trying to interfere with the election. the leak was discovered after politico reported it received leaked campaign documents from an anonymous source. this also comes after the fbi issued warnings about cybersecurity threats targeting u.s. election. it was a big day on the track for u.s. olympians. just ahead, we're going to be joined live by an olympian who now lives and coaches in the south bay. he'll share some insight about what it's like to run on the world stage a

speakers this morning include first partner jennifer siebel newsom, and as you can see, senator alex padillaan services secretary xavier becerra is speaking right now, and we saw a lot of the california delegation on prime time last night, like full face close ups. i saw rob bonta last night. i saw ro khanna. who did you see, shirley weber? yeah so we were very well represented in the bay area. they didn't say very, very often. last night i noticed, but you can see the california delegation having their breakfast this morning and more about that throughout the day. >> a class action lawsuit accusing google of collecting personal information of people without their permission, though, through its chrome browser, will move forward. a panel of federal judges in san francisco made the ruling yesterday, reversing a lower court decision to dismiss the lawsuit. a company spokesperson says google disagreed with the ruling that it was, quote, confident the facts of the case are on our side. a judge has made a major decision that impacts 30 million u.s. workers. a ban on non-compete agreements has jus

senator alex padilla has arranged for bart to receive $14 million to erect electric vehicle chargingtations in their various parking lots. >> if we have charging at bart, it opens up all sorts of possibilities. >> currently, only the lafayette and warm springs bart stations have limited chargers on a test basis. this could be a game changer as it expands on nights and weekends when we're not charging for parking. >> those ev units would still be there and they would be available to folks in the community. public charging infrastructure is seriously lacking. >> there's still a lot more that needs to be done, and particularly for folks who don't have a garage or a dedicated parking spot with an electrical outlet. >> pure electric for me know, because as a renter, you never know if you're going to be able to plug in at home. so then you have to make time. and where i work, my place of business, we do not have plug ins. >> though concerns about range have subsided, the availability of charging stations remains a big worry in terms of having enough of them, as well as making sure that the

senators between barbara boxer and current california senator alex padilla, he went on the offensive harris. >>>>>look, one way or the other, we're going to make history this november. if the republican party gets its way it's going to be the first time we elect a convicted felon as president. united states, i don't think so. i'd rather like the first woman, the first woman of color, one who has an optimistic vision of our country and our future. and that's what we need >reporter>and the people who work behind the scenes, all those volunteers, they know. while today is the final day of the dnc and you know, the energy is so, so high, the real work actually begins tomorrow as they work their way for the next 73 days until election day because remember, after the republican national convention, it felt like the gop was totally in control of the race. and then only a few weeks later, now the dnc seems and the democratic party seems to have control. so a lot can happen between now and election >anchor>day. boy, isn't that the truth. and hats off to your momentum reporting every single ni

the day, i had a chance to catch up with members of the california delegation including senator alex padillalked about what walz brings to this ticket >>>>>everybody that i know from minnesota that has known governor walz thinks the world of him. and so it's a great decision by vice president harris to pick governor walz as their running mate. i think they're a tremendous tag team duo really complement each other. and it's evident in the crowds that you're seeing everywhere they go. anybody who has been in the convention hall this week has felt the energy. so while this week we celebrate make the nomination formal, we know that when we get home, it's back to work. 76 days to win this election >reporter>so one and a half of the democratic presidential ticket is now set. tomorrow, kamala harris will solidify that ticket when she officially accepts the nomination. jules. >anchor>yeah. and, ryan, we were kind of watching as you were there, seeing it live. i know that it didn't really clear out for quite a while. a lot of minnesotans didn't really want to leave, did they? >reporter>no they did no

. >> senator alex padilla, speaking at an event in san francisco on saturday, will be among the many looking to harris to lead the country for the next four years. like representative barbara lee, who spoke to abc seven news on friday. >> i'll be there and look forward to seeing her as she's doing a phenomenal job. and if we do the work, she will be the next president of the united states from san francisco da to california attorney general to u.s. senator and now vice president, professor nolan higdon says harris is on friendly territory, tapping into a familiar and wealthy donor base. >> just two three weeks ago, democrats, you know, assumed that donald trump was going to take the white house. there was a lot of fear within the party and the donor base that supports the party. >> professor higdon says harris is building on the enthusiasm her campaign has ignited, sparked by the addition of walls hoping to turn enthusiasm into donations. >> so harris, despite the fact that she had low approval ratings and there was a lot of doubt behind the scenes about her uh, she's seen as a, you

presidential nomination for the democratic party coming up on the show later today, a california senator alex padillao o'brien who stars and cobra kai. she'll talk about her push to get young voters to the polls and a little bit later on american patriots who fought like hell for their favorite president who really want we'll have a lot of it has been proven time and time again. >> joe biden did in fact, when it comedian and impersonator matt friend will also be here. he'll be lighting up the social media just a short time from now. so stay tuned for that. my first guest this hour though, is democratic congressman robert garcia of california congressman. thanks very much for being here we were talking about this before the show got started. you've worked with kamala harris for a long time and you were saying there was a sense that this moment was coming. this moment is here. is she going to meet it 100%? i mean, we're talking about a incredible talent, someone that is tough, that's passionate, smartest person i've ever met i'm so excited that the whole country is going to go et to know the kamala har

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[applause] >> please welcome california senator alex padilla. ♪ >> good evening, democrats.e is alex padilla and i am so proud to represent the great state of california and the senate. the title i am most proud of is husband to my beautiful wife and father to three young gentlemen. as a father, when we talk about the future of our country, it is not just hypothetical. to me, it is very real. every day i go to work in washington, i think about the future we are building for the next generation. to show you how harris will treat kids as president, i will tell you how she treats mine. whenever she sees my sons, she greets them with kindness and respect. literally meeting them on their level to speak to them and to listen. every fight we have taken on together has been about making life better for this generation and the next. as a state senator, i stood within attorney general harris as she took on the big things to keep kids and their families in their homes. as secretary of state, i knew her as a fearless u.s. senator and my partner in defending our sacred right to vote. [ap

we want to welcome in california's other senator, alex padilla. >> thank you. has been a dear friend for many years. >> that goes to how long you have known her and worked with her in the past. tell us about what you will be watching specifically. >> she is thoughtful. she is smart. she is tough. she will be helping people. i have seen it time and time again. i am getting chills. >> she was going back and forth to howard. how is she feeling about this moment? >> she came out of the box immediately. that says a lot about her preparation. she is ready. truly ready to lead our nation. we can elect the first woman of color. the diversity of america. >> you mentioned this in your remarks. she is like millions of america. first generation child of immigrants. do you see that being different? >> we talk about how representation matters. it is not just gender representation or ethics. it is about experts with life experience. when you had to work your way through college, it is a little bit different. when you have this -- been discriminated against or doubted , it is