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it was a delegation of youth that we got the opportunity from congresswoman barbara lee to attend the march for our lives and we affected all of us. we're from an urban community and it was a golden opportunity for a bunch of youth to go on the journey. >> what inspired you to go? >> my personal background with gun violence. i've been affected firsthand by it. i lived in a community where there would be bullet holes on the walls. my father died when i was one by gun violence. this affects me. not much light is being brought into the situation. i wanted to kind of shed light on that. you're not the only ones being affected by this. we e have to go to school in this neighborhood. i just, it was a golden opportunity, like i said. >> well, my introduction i talked about the possibilities you bring as a young person. you are activating that right now. >> thank you. >> very impressive. thank you for being with us. we'll hear more from you and thank you regina, for all the work you're doing. you've been called to do this. in my profession we talk about calling. and you have a calling. >> tha

oakland congresswoman barbara lee voted against the aid bill, saying aid for gaza should not be tied to weapons for israel. >>> we have more information about a story that unfolded live on this news cast yesterday. a large fire in downtown san jose. smoke spread quickly around the south bay and lingered for a few hours. the flames broke out around 7:30 on north 13th street. no one was hurt. that fire is under investigation. when crews got there, they found an abandoned building on fire. no one was inside, but the flames were intense, and threatened a care facility two doors down. medical staff started evacuating patients, moving several people out of the facility. firefighters were able to get things under control and the patients were moved back in. again, no one was hurt in that fire. >>> a somber day for oakland's police department. a former officer died yesterday from injuries in an on-duty crash nearly five years ago. officer jordan wingate was 28 years old. he joined the force in may 2018, but a few months later he was badly injured in a crash. he was responding to a call about

congresswoman barbara lee, chair of the pro-choice caucus here to talk about what's at stake. and a little lol from snl. >>> house republicans have introduced a bill to rename washington's dallas d.c. airport after donald trump. airports are a lot like from. a chaotic nightmare that turned two against your own family. >> and jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. >> after being away for two weeks, congress returns to washington on tuesday with a to do list filled with daunting challenges. at the top of the list, the israel-hamas war. today marks six months since the deadly october attack on israel when hamas killed 1200 people and took over 250 hostages. a lot has changed in the past six months. 11 days after the terrorist attack, president biden flew to israel to embrace netanyahu in a show of solidarity with the israeli people. fast forward to thursday, and the president had a tense phone call with netanyahu from the white house over his execution of the war. which has decimated the gaza strip and killed more than 33,000 palestinians and displaced 1.9 million more. the

today the senator and congresswoman barbara lee toured their progress. >> and it truly is leading the way for california. and it will show that the rest of the country that it is possible, while growing the economy, creating food, quality, jobs. >> establishing a clean hydrogen market by 2030. >>> president biden, benjamin netanyahu spoke today for the first time since the israeli air streak killed seven aid workers in gaza. that conversation adding to the relationship between the world leaders. and assurances that israeli forces will not target civilians. alice barr with the details. >> reporter: president biden speaking to benjamin netanyahu, calling the israeli air strike that killed seven world central kitchen aid workers in gaza unacceptable. secretary of state antony blinken saying president biden's request for concrete actions. >> to address harm and humanitarian suffering, and the safety of aid workers. on their next steps. >> if we don't see the changes that we need to see, there will be changes. >> reporter: 33-year-old american canadian who leaves behind a baby boy and a he

these bills are expected to pass the president says he will sign them and oakland congresswoman barbara lee voted against the eight hill for israel saying aid for gaza should not be tied to weapons were israel. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy will be on meet the press tomorrow morning for an exclusive interview with moderator, kristen welker at 8:00 a.m. right after today in the bay. you may have seen the smoke, maybe you smelted, a massive fire in downtown san jose is under investigation. flames on north 13th street at 7:00 a.m. cruz found an abandoned building now inside -- no one inside but the flames were intense and threatened a care facility two doors down. patients were evacuated from the facility and firefighters were able to get things under control and the patients were moved back in with no injuries reported. >>> a sad story, a somber day for the oakland police department. one of their own has died from injuries he suffered in an on- duty crash nearly five years ago. officer jordan wingate was 28 years old, he joined the force in may of 2018, just a few months later badly

senator alex padilla and senator barbara lee helped secure the funding from biden's infrastructure packageckers are hoping by 2030 california will be home to a thriving hydrogen market. >> we'll be able to produce clean, renewable hydrogen power right here. we'll be able to reduce the emissions and decarbonize our economy, including heavy industry. >> the state's plans to cut climate emissions rely on increased use of hydrogen across industries. >>> up next, on the front lines of the climate crisis, what we can learn from recent disasters, including the devastating wildfires here in california. >> the more that we tell these stories, the more we can trigger that part of our brain that helps us. >>> plus some young performers at a south bay theater company are taking on a ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you starte

. >> what about barbara lee? buzz about a presidential cabinet appointment. the mayor of los angeles urging president biden to name her as the next secretary of housing and urban development. the position open last month when the current secretary stepped down. she served in the house from 2011 to 2022 and for chairwoman of the congressional black caucus and her history of fighting for marginalized populations they say it would serve her well as the hud secretary. >>> thousands of homeowners will lose the homeowners insurance. state farm will drop 30,000 policies in california. >> tonight, a better idea of where those policies will be and one east bay community is hit hard. 1700 of those policies will be in the city of orinda, more than any other zip code in the state. many insurance copies are not issuing new homeowners insurance policies because of a high fire risk and the policyholders are expected to be notified this summer. the people we spoke with in orinda are upset and rightfully so worried most say they do not know what they will do. >> this i worry

congresswoman barbara lee released this statement saying, quote, this is a sad day for oakland and forons of a's fans. the a's have been one of the most successful franchises in major league baseball and have brought immense pride to the city of oakland. billionaire greed got us to this point. i hope the mlb continues to work with oakland to keep a major league team in the east bay and hold on to the a's brand as well. >> many oakland a's fans say they are heartbroken, but not surprised to lose the team after more than 50 years in the city. we talked with some fans in downtown oakland this afternoon. they say it's an especially hard blow after losing the raiders to las vegas and the warriors to san francisco in the past six years, one fan said things are already tough in the city and this could make matters even worse. >> the warriors is gone. you know the raiders are gone. these are areas that employ our people for, you know, a huge amount of time. and what are we going to do? like right now it's already bad. so it's just awful. >> but some are hoping that new teams, including the roo

oakland congresswoman barbara lee did react, calling today a sad one for her city, saying, quote, the a's have been one of the most successful franchises in major league baseball and have brought immense pride to the city of oakland. billionaire greed got us to this point. i hope the mlb continues to work with oakland to keep a major league team in the east bay and hold on to the a's brand. >> oakland's vice mayor rebecca kaplan, weighed in on the future of the coliseum, saying in part, quote, with the a's having so much uncertainty about their plans, we worked hard to make sure that either way, the coliseum would not become abandoned. we unanimously approved roots in soul soccer and are pursuing additional sports and events. we are working together with coliseum and arena staff and leadership to retain vital workers, to continue to maintain and operate the facility, to preserve jobs and service to the public. our coverage continues now with ktvu . crystal bailey, who's been talking with a's fans, and crystal, they say they may be heartbroken, but they are not surprised that the team

oakland congresswoman barbara lee.jects this morning. comes after released in court over billion dollars. we're more renewable clean hydrogen across the state last october, learning how the poor will improve air quality and support the state's workforce with green jobs. in the east bay, tomorrow was supposed to be the return of oakland's first fridays. >> but has been postponed due to the rain in the forecast. but i love first fridays. so the monthly event brings together small businesses, artists, performers on telegraph avenue. the community comes out. it's a real good time. it was canceled over the past 3 months because of financial issues. organizers say they're trying their best to host even next week. also, if that doesn't happen, if the event will return in may. know, john, is there something you can do is or someone that you can talk to to kind of help postpone the right cause. we want to be out first friday. i a lot of fuel been looking forward to that. >> but it's good that they're taking a look at the foreca

. >>> congresswoman barbara lee said i strongly could not support funding israel, " combines badly needed aid with lethal weaponry." >>> tiktok is one step closer to being banned. an updated version would force bytedance to sell tiktok within nine months or face a nationwide ban. the new version allows president biden to extend the deadline only if the china- based company proves their intent to sell. the senate is expected to take up the bill quickly. president biden said he will sign it if it gets to his desk. >>> locally owned record stores across the bay area are so breading record store day today. hundreds lined up outside in san jose today. look at that. they are hoping to get their hands on rare vinyls. record store day is a national day for music lovers. each year hundreds of records are released in order of drawing people into small businesses. >> i am excited to see people hitting excited about records and getting what they want. i feel bad for those who don't get what they want, but it's a great community. >> 400 people came out last year. this year, it was more than 550. >>> d

. >>> longtime east bay congresswoman barbara lee was not shy about her disappointment over the a's move, calling this a sad day. she went on to write billionaire greed got us to this point. i hope the mlb continues to work with oakland to keep a major league team in the east bay and hold onto the a's brand. >>> oakland has had some tough luck with pro teams leaving over the past two years. coming up, more on the impact of the community as a whole. >>> we will hear from the fans for their take on this dramatic move. why a few may be on board with part of this - [narrator] at kpix, we're taking weather to the next level. - we can show not just what's happening at ground level, but we can show what's happening in the upper levels of the atmosphere. let's lift the clouds off of ground level and talk... - it really spotlights how unique the geography is here. - it's dynamic. it's different. as i lift this, you can actually see it in real-time. this is shaking it up for me as an meteorologist. - [narrator] the bay area's only virtual weather studio. next level weather. only on kpix and pix+.

barbara lee, jackie speier also paying the respected a thing the presence of the community will be deeply missed. memorial said he passed away at his home yesterday surrounded by family and friends. on its website, the church that a memorial is now being planned. >>> when will that special election take place? today, at a rally, a group behind is asking the county board of supervisors to set a special election date for july or august. they claim waiting until november to hold the recall election would further threaten public safety. meanwhile, supporters of the district attorney also at today's rally say a special election would be a waste of taxpayer money. they say they believe the district attorney is delivering on her promises of accountability and justice and at the recall effort is. politics. >> you know, capturing the fears, the frustrations and turning our d.a. into a scapegoat and it's really sad. choose totally for justice, totally for victims. >> we don't we need to wait until november. there is not a timeline on life. waiting until november is not an option. when he heard her

will stay strong into the future with that guiding influence to draw on, east bay congresswoman barbara lee said today that she, too is deeply saddened about the death of williams, adding, quote, the reverend changed the lives of millions through radical love, support, inclusivity and a commitment to service to the most marginalized. when he arrived at glide memorial church in the 1960s, the congregation numbered 35 people. during the last 50 years, he transformed it into a world renowned congregation and nonprofit. san francisco mayor london breed today proposing a new plan that she says will cut down on crime in the tenderloin. breed's proposal would require businesses that sell prepackaged food or tobacco products to close from midnight to 5 a.m. supporters say the late night businesses act as a hub for illicit activity, but businesses that operate around the clock say they have to work late into the night to make ends meet, and they say they're providing food and sundries to a community in need. if the legislation passes, the new hours would not be enforced by police. but other than war

el senador alex padilla y también la congresista bárbara lee llegaron este viernes al puerto de oaklandes con el medio ambiente. vamos a cambiar de información el próximo lunes la luna pasará entre el sol y la tierra ocasionando el eclipse solar y es alejandra solar alejandra quezada quien nos dice cómo disfrutar de este evento y qué precauciones tomar. el eclipse de este lunes 8 de abril se podrá ver en la mitad del este de los estados unidos como eclipse total. aquí en california podremos verlo de manera parcial. organizaciones como el museo de los niños de modesto tendrán eventos para ver el eclipse de manera segura. tenemos muchas cosas pasando ese día y vamos a estar en 10 diferentes locales. vamos a empezar en muchos diferentes lugares, pero la mayoría de los lugares van a ser en bibliotecas y todos esos lugares vamos a producir gratis estos lentes para cualquier persona y los niños que pueden mirar el sol con estos lentes completamente gratis. se trata de lentes especiales para ver el eclipse. estos son unos lentes muy obscuros al ponérnoslos no se ve nada. los puse junto a un fo

senator alex padilla and oakland congresswoman barbara lee were touring the port of oakland's hydrogen projects this morning. this comes after padilla lee secured over a billion dollars for more renewable clean hydrogen across the state last october. the point of this meeting is so that the lawmakers can learn about how the port of oakland is working to improve air quality and support the state's workforce with green jobs. ev and hybrid owners with clean air decals may soon lose access to the carpool lane. in 2005 federal government passed a law. >> which allowed solo drivers and energy efficient cars to use the carpool lanes. but that law is set to expire in september of next year. if the program isn't renewed at both the state and federal level, the clean air decal program well, the trucking industry is fighting back against strict new federal emissions standards for heavy-duty vehicles. >> the epa says the new rules will help address the worsening climate crisis. but truckers warned that the rules will cost them and consumers serious money. our washington correspondent hannah brandt

also new at 11, congresswoman barbara lee and senator alex padilla will be in the east bay tomorrow for a look at the port of oakland's hydrogen project. >> the tour comes after a $1.2 billion grant was secured for the state's production and utilization of renewable, clean hydrogen. during the tour tomorrow, the lawmakers will be able to get a look at how the port of oakland will participate in producing and using hydrogen, improve air quality, and support the state's green workforce with green jobs. >> all right, northern california nature lovers are in for another springtime treat. all of that rain during the past few months has created a so-called super bloom for the second year in a row. this is the view from twin peaks in san francisco, where wildflowers have been growing now for the past several weeks. there are flowers nearly everywhere. you look in parks and natural areas all around the bay area. thanks to a really nice combination of sun and rain. park rangers are reminding visitors, though, to stay on designated trails and don't pick the flowers to take home. let's go to our m

abordando otros asuntos, la congresista barbara lee votó en contra de la financiación incondicional ala ayuda humanitaria que se necesita con urgencia para los millones de civiles que han resultado perjudicados debido a las guerras en gaza, ucrania, sudán, haití y en todo el mundo. atención ahora, porque la oficina del alguacil del condado madera está buscando contratar operadores para la línea de emergencia. y si usted es bilingüe, le están ofreciendo un pago adicional, además de un bono de contratación de hasta 5.000 . ofrecen turnos diurnos y nocturnos y también horas variables. si está interesado, puede presentar su solicitud en la dirección que ve en pantalla. la fecha límite para postularse es el jueves 25 de abril a las 17:00 de la tarde. hacemos nuestra primera pausa, pero en breve un desconocido ingresó a la casa de una alcaldesa de california. le diremos dónde y tesla le baja el precio a una de las funcionalidades más populares de sus automóviles. al volver le contamos. qué tal amigos? muy buenas noches. al regresar vamos a hablar ya de escasos minutos para que llegue el día

today, senator alex padilla and congressmember barbara lee visited the site for a firsthand look at how would work. the two helped secure up to $1.2 billion in federal funding to create hydrogen hubs. these are locations across california that will produce clean, renewable hydrogen power. >> we'll be able to reduce the emissions and decarbonize our economy, including heavy industry, a sector of the economy that has been a challenge for other types of clean technologies. >> the hydrogen hub is just one of several clean energy projects happening at the port. the funding comes from the bipartisan infrastructure law, which provided up to $7 billion to build regional hydrogen hubs throughout the nation. >> all right little rain, little snow in spots. chilly today. how much more of this should we expect? yeah well, sandhya patel has that answer for us. >> sandhya. yeah. another day of this. >> dan and anna, i want to show you a live picture from our santa cruz camera where the raindrops are falling and you can see it's not exactly a beach day. as dan mentioned, it is chilly out there looking

. >> result in widespread censorship and east bay congresswoman barbara lee is indicated that she had doubts about the tech talk bill saying in part, quote, undeniable that tiktok's data collection practices need addressing the legislative process behind this particular bill was rushed among those predicting that bytedance will choose to sell the app. virginia sen tim kaine that what will happen is tiktok will be owned not by and entity connected to the chinese communist party that wants to scoop up. >> data on americans still probably on buy american. >> when and if this thing does wrap up, president biden will sign it. he's indicated that could still take years, though, for a tiktok ban to take effect. bytedance would probably challenge all of this in court. any decision could even end up under review by the supreme court. and if the company loses, it would still get a year to find an american buyer. know alan grant. catherine, thank you. coming up. >> the lineup for outside lands has been released to. you can expect to see if you're planning head out to san francisco's biggest musi

. >> result in widespread censorship and east bay congresswoman barbara lee is indicated that she had doubts about the tech talk bill saying in part while it's undeniable that tiktok's data collection practices need addressing the legislative process behind this particular bill was rushed among those predicting that bytedance will choose to sell the app. virginia sen tim kaine that what will happen is tiktok will be owned not by and entity connected to the chinese communist party that wants to scoop up. >> data on americans will probably on by an american. they are still voting right now. when this does wrap up and president biden signed the bill, he says he will. >> it could still take years for tiktok ban to take effect. bytedance would likely challenge the law in court. any decision could end up under review by the supreme court. and if the company loses, it would still get a year to find an american buyer. vicki in cannes, thank you, meantime, former president trump's social media posts could be getting him into trouble today. the judge in his new york criminal trial held a specia

this includes the east bay congressional seat long held by congresswoman barbara lee. ennifer tran advanced to the november runoff. our political reporter, greg lee, spoke to both of them about their campaigns. let's steven, thanks for the time. congratulations. moving forward, civil rights advocate, nonprofit leader, bart board member. so why run for congress now? you forgot mother, which is one of my most the, i think, most important jobs, why congress? because barbara lee and the amazing ron dellums. i mean, over 50 years of service representing this district. they, in their service, i believe, have changed the world from fighting for, not only folks in this county, but shining the light on international relations from pushing for a free south africa to barbara lee being the lone vote to really shine a light on endless wars in this country, i didn't feel like i could sit at the sidelines as barbara announced that she would be leaving her seat to run for the united states senate. i've been serving in this community for 30 years and have been fighting every single day.

senator alex padilla and congress member barbara lee visited the port today to see how it will work. federal funding will allow the port to switch to cleaner power sources. it will improve air quality and cut down on greenhouse gas emissions. and our final breakthrough is an update on housing for teachers. earlier this week, we told you about applications opening for san francisco's first affordable housing just for educators. tonight, we learned where that next project might be. the san francisco united unified school district just announced two spots that could also turn into teacher housing. o is the administrative offices on golf street, just two blocks off market. the other is an empty lot on seventh avenue near sutro tower. the first school board vote on this is in two weeks. applications open tuesday for spots in the building currently under construction. it's located in the sunset. the school district is hoping the housing will help them hire and retain teachers. >> new at 11 the discount $0.99 only chain is closing its stores. there are dozens of locations across california.

senator alex padilla and congress member barbara lee visited the port today to see how it will work.allow the port to switch to cleaner power sources. it will improve air quality and cut down on greenhouse gas emissions. and our final breakthrough is an update on housing for teachers. earlier this week, we told you about applications opening for san francisco's first affordable housing just for educators. tonight, we learned where that next project might be. the san francisco united unified school district just announced two spots that could also turn into teacher housing. one is the administrative offices on golf street, just two blocks off market. the other is an empty lot on seventh avenue near sutro tower. the first school board vote on this is in two weeks. applications open tuesday for spots in the building currently under construction. it's located in the sunset. the school district is hoping the housing will help them hire and retain teachers. >> new at 11 the discount $0.99 only chain is closing its stores. there are dozens of locations across california. the discount retail

. >>> also today, senator alex padilla and barbara lee will tour a port of oakland hydrogen projects. this comes after the lawmakers secured up to $1.2 billion for the hydrogen hub for the renewable and clean hydrogen across the state, and that tour starts at 10:00 this morning. >>> now to decision 2024, and an unprecedented race as there's a tie for second place. this is in a race to replace congresswoman anna eshoo. now we know former san josÉ mayor, sam liccardo, will be on the ballot, but simitian and low have been rallying for the second-place spot. now there's an unofficial tie. the results have to be certified and reported to the secretary of state today, and there could be three candidates on the ballot in november, or simitian or low can request a recount which they would have to pay for. >> they may consider splitting the cost. there's a lot to gain running with two instead of three. with two, you need the majority, and with three you need the plurality, and that means whoever with the most votes wins. >> it was a long list, and neither simitian nor low have commented on the

senator alex padilla and oakland congresswoman barbara lee took a tour of one of those hubs. >> at thet of oakland today, the lawmakers say that they secured 1.2 billion dollars for the hubs that help clean the air. >> coming up next, a chance to continue their college education. we visit a school in the south bay helping a group who usually is aged out of the educational system. >> so how much ace tickets are going for. >> on their last game in the >> on their last game in the bay area. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ >> it's all but over for the a's in oakland, john fisher does not want to be an open. it's all about the green next stop. the capital that goes back or mental relief are. just can't imagine these guys playing in minor leagues stadium

plus, i will also let you speak with congresswoman barbara lee to get her take on major developments is tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. remember to follow us, you can also catch clips of the show on youtube. >>> dragging me through that night, it haunts me. i didn't know that people were capable of that. they have destroyed the rest of my life. >> reporter: intelligent,

. >> in the wake of the attack, oakland congresswoman barbara lee is demanding action from the u.s. to declare an immediate and permanent cease fire on x, she wrote. this is a devastating and avoidable tragedy. my prayers go out to the family and loved ones of those selfless world central kitchen volunteers whose lives were lost far too many civilians have lost their lives as a result of netanyahu's reprehensible military offensive . >> a powerful and deadly earthquake rocks taiwan. it happened in the early morning hours. they're impacting the entire island tonight. officials in taiwasay at least four people are dead. >> the usgs reports the 7.4 magnitude quake hit just off the coast of taiwan just before 5:00 pm. our time that was followed by a 6.5 magnitude aftershock about 12 minutes later, with others that followed in the capital city of taipei, tiles were seen flying off some buildings as train service was suspended for 23 million people across the island, as was subway service. a tsunami of up to almost ten feet was felt on the japanese island group of okinawa. as a result of the

yesterday his assistant the secretary, barbara lee, assistant secretary for the middle east, gave some middle east and mentioned neither hamas nor the hostage, nor the fact that american lives were lost there. they have grabbed the wrong end of the stick in the middle east. contrast three and a half years ago a where we built up the abraham accords, had a movement towards more stability and peace, and today the middle east is aflame. we should not forget for one moment hezbollah still rules in lebanon, hamas is still deeply in control in gaza until we permit the israelis to conduct the attacks they need to conduct. the houthis are continuing to threaten shipping and international transit through the red sea which impacts america an awful lot. no, the iranian regime still is on its front foot, and the biden administration refuses to acknowledge that or do anything to help israel to prevent that from continuing. maria: why not? i don't understand this. the college campuses and this anti-semitism raging across america is incredibly serious, and they're not comment on it. >> president bide

and sen alex padilla and oakland congresswoman barbara lee are going to be touring oakland's port of comes after padilla and lee secured more than a billion dollars for more renewable clean energy across the state last october, learning how the port will improve air quality and support the state's workforce with green jobs. >> him, you ms snack time at the oakland zoo and elephant was treated to a whole coconut. he's still some tons. the zoo shared this video on twitter for us. it takes at least one tool to crack open. a coconut put for this 1300 pound package or it's as easy as cracking up. he that a strong i i was today years old when i learned that elephants like, i that is not in the and powerful. learning something new. very cool. all right, 6.46 is the time we have some wetness on roads out. yeah, certainly very slick. thankfully we're not seeing a lot of just mess out there, right, john? a long as it's supposed to rain, though. yeah, so things are definitely getting wetter as the moments go by and we are going to see these next several hours here really bringing that heaviest

i want to read now what east bay congresswoman barbara lee said in a news release following this announcement. she called it a step in the right direction in also adding, quote, to be clear, cannabis must be fully descheduled in order to end the war on drugs and repair harm to communities of color. lisa lee, who is the co-chair of the congressional cannabis caucus, saying that also saying, you know, this move is progress for businesses, but that it can't undermine comprehen sive reform. do you agree with congresswoman lee? >> yes, i agree with that 100, she is absolutely right, the biggest impact of this rescheduling to schedule three, one, as i mentioned, is more honesty and the scheduling of drugs and more appropriately placing it in a lower schedule. it reduces research barriers, but the biggest like policy practical impact is just to reduce the tax burden on state licensed marijuana businesses, currently there's a provision of the federal tax code called 280 that prohibits a business from taking a standard business deduction if it's scheduled, if it traffics in a schedule 1 or 2 controlle

. >> senator alex padilla and congresswoman barbara lee toured the port of oakland today to see the possibilitiesrogen energy. ktvu tom vacar was on that tour and has our report. >> the port of oakland took a big step towards its goal of becoming a fossil free, carbon free seaport by using solar arrays, electric storage batteries, and now hydrogen. >> you're right. hydrogen opens up multiple opportunities for the port. for example, the production of this equipment into hydrogen equipment. >> some of the biggest pieces of equipment that move the containers around but are not very fuel efficient, will soon be powered by pure hydrogen in the exhaust water vapor. oakland and other california ports got their share 1.2 billion of a $7 billion federal program to set up hydrogen fuel projects for ports, heavy duty trucks and public transit. >> right here, we'll be able to reduce the emissions and decarbonize our economy, including heavy industry, fossil free, green economy. >> and in fact, this is a major, major step in that direction for port neighbors. >> it will be a new era in fresher, healthier air.

senator alex padilla and oakland congresswoman barbara lee took a tour of a part of the port of oaklandear the hydrogen projects this morning. this is coming after padilla and lee secured more than a billion dollars for more renewable clean hydrogen across the state last october. the point of this meeting is so that the lawmakers can learn about how the port of oakland is working to improve air quality and support the state's workforce with a green jobs. a former lecturer at stanford university has now filed a lawsuit against the school, a student and a fellow professor. the law firm representing amir locke and says he was suspended and then fired following a classroom lecture about the conflict between israel, hamas. that lecture came 3 days after hamas gunmen ambushed the music festival and killed 1200 people. students complained about the lecture and watkins was accused of anti-semitism. he was suspended and his contract which expired on monday was not renewed. the complaint alleges stanford violated its own personal policy by issuing a statement about log-in suspension following pre

. >> east bay congresswoman barbara lee said, quote, the reverend changed the lives of millions through radical love, support, inclusivity and a commitment to service to the most marginalized. >> and san francisco mayor london breed said reverend cecil williams was the conscience of our san francisco community. all right. >> for more on reverend williams legacy here, we want to bring in marvin white, who is glide's minister of celebration. marvin thank you so much for the time you've had a day now here to sort of reflect on this tremendous loss for the glide community and for the broader community. talk about what reverend williams meant to you and what you think he meant to san francisco. >> oh, my goodness, to me, he he showed what was possible from anyone, from any beginning place that if you could just if you could use your life in service of the community, then everything is of value about you . and what he taught us is that we need to get free from whatever is holding us back from from stepping into our highest purpose and vision of ourselves. and as someone who came from san ange

east bay congresswoman barbara lee also weighing in, saying, quote, far too many civilians have lost their lives as a result of benjamin netanyahu's reprehensible military offensive. the u.s. must join with our allies and demand an immediate, permanent cease fire. the white house is stopping short of echoing those calls for a ceasefire. but as fox's trey yingst reports, the killings are raising new concerns about the humanitarian disaster in gaza. >> world central kitchen confirming a dual u.s. canadian citizen, was one of seven foreign aid workers killed during an israeli airstrike in gaza on monday. the group says staff members from the uk, australia and poland also died. the biden administration and other western allies now calling for a full investigation. >> we've impressed upon the israelis the absolute imperative of doing more to protect innocent civilian lives, as well as to get more humanitarian assistance to more people. >> the incident, threatening to worsen the humanitarian crisis across gaza. world central kitchen has been leading efforts to get food to displaced palesti

congresswoman barbara lee today thanking the biden harris administration for the funding and issuing a statement that reads in part here, it's crucial that we continue to invest 0 emission operations. and i'm pleased the port of oakland is leading the way. millions of kaiser permanente members have potentially been impacted by a data breach. the company did confirm this to kron 4, according to a statement from kaiser, which is headquartered oakland, certain online technologies previously installed on its website and mobile applications may have transmitted personal information to third-party vendors. those vendors potentially include search engines, google and microsoft's bing and also the social media platform x information was transmitted when members accessed kaiser's website with a mobile apps. no user names, passwords, social security numbers, financial account information or credit card numbers were transmitted in this breach. according to kaiser. and the company is now informing current and former members of the data breach. still ahead, how california is making it easier to d

i know you and congresswoman barbara lee introduced moneyball act. can you talk a little bit about where that stands today? obviously, you know, we're looking at rob manfred having waived mlb's fees for the relocation, what does this mean for the a's? >> well, our bill would just say when a major league baseball team leaves an area, they return the money that has been subsidized to them so that there's less of an impact. we try to do this in what's called a warn act in federal government . for when they lay people off, they had to have to notify the labor department. but we think it's appropriate that they repay some of these things. so and if they don't, we would take away the antitrust provision that major league baseball has. >> and where does that sit? >> well, we're trying to work to get republican support with it as well. so we just it's we're not doing a lot in congress. so trying to move it, but i'm reasonably enthusiastic. major league baseball and sports have become so monetized that i don't they don't need the antitrust provision. >> can y

east bay congresswoman barbara lee said today she's deeply saddened to hear of the passing of reverendms. she added the reverend changed the lives of millions through radical love, support, inclusivity and commitment to service to the most marginalized. when he arrived at glide memorial church in the 1960s, the congregation numbered 35 people. during the last 50 years, he transformed it into a world renowned congregation and nonprofit. >> a judge has sided with attorney general rob bonta in his dispute with a group called protect kids california. that group put forth a ballot initiative last november, calling it the protect kids of california act. it would ban gender affirming care for children while requiring schools to notify parents if a student identifies as transgender after the group filed its paperwork with the state, the attorney general gave the measure a new name the restricts rights of transgender youth proposal. a judge ruled the new title is a fair description, but you're not allowed to discriminate based on gender identity. >> in california. >> this is a national issue. a

. >> and today, congresswoman barbara lee and senator alex padilla are in the east bay to tour the portkland's hydrogen project. the visit comes after the state secured a $1.2 billion grant for the production and utilization of renewable, clean hydrogen. the investment comes from the bipartisan infrastructure law, which provides up to $7 billion to build up to ten regional hydrogen hubs. lawmakers say the project at the port will improve the air quality and support the state's workforce with green jobs. >> california has led on climate change and emissions reductions for years, but to make sure that we attain our goals by the year 2035, we will not be able to do it without the effort of arches. >> officials say arches or the alliance for renewable clean hydrogen energy systems, will create a projected 220,000 jobs in the state. they say that achieving carbon neutrality will require renewable hydrogen power from hubs like this one. this afternoon, the governor will highlight another renewable energy project, this time in the central valley. governor newsom is set to visit a project that'

and congresswoman barbara lee, thank the biden harris administration for this funding issuing a statement that reads in part of your ads, crucial that we continue to invest in 0 mission operations. and i'm pleased the port of oakland is leading the way. a live look outside from our camera atop of mount tam, a wide view here showing us what's going on some of the north bay can see how pretty it looks out there today were just joined now by our meteorologist kyla grogan and lots of sun start our workweek. yeah, it's been a beautiful day out there following an absolutely gorgeous weekend to we are getting a little bit of a breeze going but certainly not stopping the sunshine. you see some folks out and about here. >> on the burqa darrow, having said that, san francisco now reporting 25 mile per hour wind and you can see it is a distinct onshore flow that's happening also along the coast. you see those numbers are higher, but notice napa now picking up about 18 miles per hour there about 16 in san jose. so it's starting to be more bay area wide. we are being protected by high pressure, but we

happening today, senator padilla oakland congresswoman barbara lee. now both be in oakland.the port of oakland's hydrogen projects this morning. this comes after padilla and lee's cured over a billion dollars for more renewable clean hydrogen across the state last october, lawmakers alert about how the port of oakland is working to improve air quality and also support the state's workforce with green jobs. >> 7.27. is the time. and here's a quick look at the radar as we take a brief break. but we're going to right back with details on the stormy weather that's overhead right now. john's been talking about it will get full details on the timing all right. we are 7.30, is that i'm tracking the rain tracking wind all at happening right now. it's been a perfect mixture morning. certainly want to take a time out there. >> john, i'm wondering, is this going to be into the late evening hours as well for us. so mostly a morning event will still see stormy weather at times during the rest of the day. but this is the cold front that's pushing through right now. it's really pushing up

. >> two bay area members of congress, barbara lee and mark desaulnier, introduced a bill meant to help recoup some of the losses from the a's move. the money ball act requires any professional baseball team that relocates more than 25 miles away to compensate the local community and the state, or else they could lose the antitrust protections that they currently enjoy. last hour, we talked with congressman desaulnier where the legislation stands in congress. >> we're not doing a lot in congress, so trying to move it, but i'm reasonably enthusiastic. major league baseball and sports have become so monetized that i don't they don't need the antitrust provision. >> mlb commissioner rob manfred has already waived relocation fees for the a's. >> san francisco supervisor and board president aaron peskin has officially entered the race for mayor of san francisco. peskin filed all the necessary paperwork today. he has served on the board of supervisors for 17 years. he is considered more progressive than the current mayor and incumbent, london breed. peskin says he will use his experience as a

alex padilla and oakland congresswoman barbara lee are touring the port of oakland's hydrogen projectster padilla and lee secured more than a billion dollars for more renewable clean hydrogen across the state. they did that last october. the lawmakers will learn about how the port of oakland is improving, roofing, the air quality there and supporting the state's workforce with green jobs. so that's happening today. all right. we're going take a break at 10. 26. but coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. we're tracking the weather and the rain you can certainly see here in walnut creek camera shot showing you 6 ad. >> all the water that's being picked up by the traffic. that's what you're in for. give yourself plenty of time. and we've got a big problem on the bay bridge. by the way, if you're on 24 heading there, we're in the city about to head to the east bay. you want to know about we'll be right we 29 and at the half hour, we do want to check whether and traffic is those are the big things being impacted by the stormy skies th t we see overhead. >> jon, walk us it. yeah, we've

they will soon be running on hydrogen today, senator alex padilla in congress member barbara lee tookvisit there for a firsthand look at how this would all work. >> we'll be able to reduce the emissions and decarbonize our economy, including heavy industry, a sector of the economy that has been a challenge for other types of clean technologies. >> the funding for this shift comes from the bipartisan infrastructure law, which would provide up to $7 billion to build regional hydrogen hubs throughout the nation. well, it all comes down to this. in a race where every vote counts, what happens if the district 16 contest ends in a tie, plus a viral video? >> you got to see to believe. is this the new trend for porch pirates entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. 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, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or h

senator alex padilla and oakland congresswoman barbara lee took a tour of the port of oakland's hydrogen projects this morning. this is coming after least secured more than a billion dollars for more renewable clean hydrogen across the state last october. the point of the meeting was so that the lawmakers could learn more about the port of oakland to see how it's working to improve air quality and support the state's workforce with green jobs. a former lecturer at stanford university has filed a lawsuit against the university, a student and a fellow professor, the law firm representing amir locke and says he was suspended and then fired following a classroom lecture about the conflict between israel and hamas. that lecture came 3 days after hamas gunmen ambushed a music festival and killed 1200 people in israel. students complained about the lecture and watkins was accused of anti-semitism. he was suspended and his contract which expired on monday was not renewed. complaint alleges that stanford violated its own personnel policy by issuing a statement about log-in suspension following pr

time is 457 today, congresswoman barbara lee and senator alex padilla are in the east bay. be taking a tour of the port of oakland's hydrogen project. now, the tour comes after $1.2 billion was granted and secured for california's production and use of renewable, clean hydrogen. during today's tour, the lawmakers will be able to get a look at how the port of oakland will take part in producing and using hydrogen, improving air quality, and supporting california's workforce with green jobs. well, caltrans is working on a plan to make highway 17 more resilient in the long terme. yesterday, during a public meeting, officials said the health of highway 17 is very important since it's a commuting pathway and evacuation route and also a crossing for wildlife leaders with caltrans say they're they're welcoming help from the outside agency to create the best plan for moving forward. >> our plan requires collaboration and insight from both the public and subject matter experts across various cities, counties, jurisdictions, and disciplines, the end goal being to identify and priorit

florida democrats and also folks like barbara lee who is been a champion for a long time .e democrats are saying to make florida ground 04 the reproductive rights fight and reproductive freedom when you combine that with the biden ad, democrats think there is a path for them in florida. i don't think they are wrong given the extremism we have seen. >> donald trump does take the credit for overturning roe versus wade. there is a momentous decision taking away 50 years of right. i just want to point out as we turn to john on all of this, you know, the far right and trump republicans and the right to life activists have poisoned the word abortion. they make it sound like some sort of crime. by some sort of lazy woman that is immoral. the hypocrisy is incredible. i won't digress and you don't want me to do that. at the same time, i think democrats need to be smart with their words. i would take the word life. i would take the word life, life of the mother. especially with the cases with unviable pregnancies and we see the mothers' lives at risk. the right to life with ivf in th

plus, i will also let you speak with congresswoman barbara lee to get her take on major developments on abortion rights and how it could all play out in november's election. that is tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. remember to follow us, you can also catch clips of the show on youtube. >>> dragging me through that night, it haunts me. i didn't know that people were capable of that. they have destroyed the rest of my life. >> reporter: intelligent, educated, accomplished. >> i am a professor, i tried to seek a meaningful life. >> reporter: she had a prestigious career, a loving husband, a young daughter. but she also had a secret. >> i have lived at this nightmare for 18 years. >> it is 7 murder. they followed him, they kidnapped him and then they dumped his body. it was clearly a plan. plan. i didn't realize she was involved as deep as she was. narrator: scholar, professor, mother. what is going to happen to my daughter? i am innocent. she certainly knew. manipulative, in your eyes? uh, yes. narrator: everything was at stake. >> she certainly knew. >> manipulative in your

. >> well, today, congresswoman barbara lee and senator alex padilla will take a tour of the port ofgen project. the tour comes after a $1.2 billion grant was secured for the state's production and utilization of renewable energy during the today's tour, the lawmakers will see how the port of oakland will participate in the producing and using hydrogen, improve the air quality and create green jobs. >> a free nursing assistant program in sonoma county is trying to fight the health care worker shortage. the health care career pathway is providing students with several resources, including free tuition for the three month program and other education support. the state funded initiative received a $5 million grant from the state department of health to access to duplicate it in counties statewide. there's already a waiting list of people who want to join the program's next class is a major railway line, is on track, and in the works to connect the bay area with parts of california that are farther north. >> the proposal would build a railway line stretching 307 miles from marin county t