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supporters of the bill say it will keep voters safe from threats and harassment.s comes amid rising concerns of political violence as the election approaches. >> nearly 40% of election workers have reported experiencing threats. harassments or some other type of abuse. so today we're saying something simple. in no place in america should fear of violence prevent somebody from being able cast their vote? >> guns are already banned at polling places in california yesterday. governor newsome also expanded an election safety bill to make it illegal for people to intimidate, threaten or coerce anyone engaged in election related activities. still ahead, why a north bay judge decided not to file domestic violence charges against a dancing with the stars. pro. >> in the north bay, napa county district attorney allison haley says her office will not pursue criminal charges against dancing with the stars. >> artem chigvintsev the dancing with the stars. pro was arrested last month in napa on felony domestic violence charges. but after further investigation, the da said yest

backers of the bill say california has some of the most restrictive methadone laws in the country. the bill by san francisco assemblymember matt haney, would remove those restrictions. advocates, including san francisco's public health and behavioral health directors, say the barriers keep many addicts from accessing this life saving medication. >> restrictions include limitations on where treatment can start. requirements about beginning treatment that are clinically unnecessary and rigi. follow up requirements, such as having to attend clinic on a daily basis to be observed. taking methadone. >> san francisco health officials say methadone is extremely safe and effective, and has been shown to reduce the risk of death by 50%. and the governor also encouraged to pass a bill that would expand solar benefits to schools and apartment buildings. peninsula state senator josh becker and state school superintendent tony thurmond were joined today by oakland school officials. they say sb 1374 addresses a loophole in recent solar rule changes that disproportionately impact schools and other

some has signed 2 bills he says will protect actors amid the rise of ai capitol correspondent eytan wallace has that story. >> a strategy and a solution that strategy and a solution. that's how governor gavin newsom describes the 2 bills he signed into law. he vows will protect actors and performers across california amid the rise of artificial intelligence or the first bill requires a contract between an actor and their employer to specify whether their voice and face can be replicated. using ai it also requires the performer to be professionally represented while negotiating their contract. newsom signed the legislation with members of the screen actors guild union at sag aftra headquarters in los angeles. a lot of dreams come to california. >> but sometimes they're not well represented and was sagging. this bill i just signed. we're making sure that no one turns over their name image and likeness unscrupulous people without representation. the second bill he signed prohibits using the digital replica for performer who has passed away. >> without first receiving approval from their estate

and they repeatedly said the bill does not do things that the bill says it does. if this bill's author doesn't know what the bill does, then how can he expect it to become law? the whole thing is a cruel disservice to american universities, academics, and students. it puts them and d.h.s. in horrible positions. in addition to forcing american colleges and universities with any relationship with any chinese university to choose between that relationship and d.h. funds for disaster relief or terrorism prevention, this bill does not provide the secretary of homeland security with any strategic flexibility to wave the funding prohibition when it's in the national security interests of the united states. this house previously granted the secretary of defense a similar waiver on a bipartisan basis, but congressional republicans do not think that homeland security secretary should be given the same authority. mr. chair, the committee on homeland security has not produced a single law this congress. in contrast to a proud record of bipartisan cooperation and legislating ov

injury and health officials in san francisco say the number of drug overdoses is actually dropping now. i'm now they're counting on governor newsom to sign a bill they say will help keep that trend going. >> from >> the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> and thanks so much for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus our top story at 6 o'clock to san francisco. health department says overdose deaths in the city have decreased significantly good news down. they say 50% last month compared to the same month last year. >> kron four's rob nesbitt reports on what's working on the streets of san francisco. in august. 45 people died of an accidental overdose in san francisco down from the 88 deaths in august of last year. today we heard from a woman who survived her opioid addicon

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pharmacists are calling on governor gavin newsom to sign a bill that would increase transparency and accountability in the healthcare system. they say it addresses the exploiting practices of pharmacy benefit managers or pbms. >> this bill will finally rein in some of the most abusive practices that pbms have been using to destroy independent pharmacies and to increase the costs of prescription drugs. i firmly believe that these pbms are allowing a lower level of protection in our community for the sake of profit. >> some supporters of the bill say pbms are using tactics like patient steering and low reimbursements to undermine community pharmacies. >>> up next, the u.s. coast guard holding a two-week hearing on the deadly implosion of the titan submersible, what we're learning about the doomed dive to the wreckage of the titanic. >>> i was born and raised in oakland. i wanted to be a business owner in oakland. >> meet the east bay business owner determined to survive in uncertain times, how she says she refuses >>> today a federal appeals court heard arguments on a lawsuit challenging a nationwide ban on tiktok. congress passed a b

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a state senator who authored that piece of legislation. >> well, the lawmaker who authored this bill says it will protect child victims all while going after a trafficker. so now she has one message for the governor. >> signed the bill dies 38 no's 0 to 70 minutes applause in the state senate after members from both parties unanimously advanced senate bill 1414. >> to the governor's desk. a 3rd by bakersfield republican state senator shannon grove sb 1441. make it a felony in the state of california to solicit and purchase some minor age 15 and younger for grove says that will lead to increased penalties and jail time for those convicted. i will never stop fighting for kids. and this is a multi faceted horrific crime that takes place in different arenas and there's different facets 7 and now we're going to continue to work hard to make sure that all kids in california protected from this heinous crime grove note, when it's all said and done, it took about 2 years to get the bill through the legislature. she originally wrote the bill to apply to any trafficking victim younger than 18. >> b

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supporters of the bill say the speed monitors would increase highway safety statewide. governor newsom said he didn't want to impose vehicle safety standards in california that go beyond federal government requirements. meanwhile, the governor did sign a bill that would establish new rules for companies planning to build industrial warehouses in california. the new law is aimed at protecting people who live near the buildings. starting in 2026, any new warehouse built in california must be located in an industrial or commercial area. the buildings must also be set back several hundred feet from sensitive sites, including homes, schools and health care facilities. >> time now 709 and we have a bigger backup at the bay bridge. it is backed up to the macarthur maze, although it is not all that unusual for monday for it to be crowded there. we've been mentioning the south bay commute. you already know about that crash. northbound 880 at the alameda. the rest of the south bay freeways are okay. it looks like we have a crash on 237 westbound, right at 101. so now 237 is slow c

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. >> there have been widespread protests in mexico after the supreme court approved a bill saying alluld be elected by popular vote. demonstrators broke into the building where the vote for the legislation was taking place. lawmakers moved to a different building to cast the vote following a dramatic late-night session paused by protesters chanting "the judiciary will not fall" in the senate chamber. supporters of the judicial reform says it makes judges more accountable to the mexican people. critics argue it undermines the countries system of checks and balances. the bill was promoted by outgoing president andres manuel lopez obrador who had previously clashed with the supreme court over changes to energy and security policy. we will go to mexico city to speak to will grant the bbc mexico correspondent. why is this so contentious? >> well, i think the key bit that is a very, very controversial in mexico is the element of voting for judges. all 7000 judges and magistrates in mexico will be chosen by direct popular vote within a couple years. this is something that has obviously been

. >> this assembly bill proposes a long list of measures that sponsors say could make a transformational difference from those suffering from opioid addiction. new policies to protect lives. that's the goal behind assembly bill. 2015 now before governor newsom. this will save lives. it will greatly increase the number of people we're in rolling in treatment and getting off of these deputy trucks, state assemblyman matt haney, who represents san francisco, says data shows 7,000 people died last year from an opioid overdose. and most after accidentally consuming the powerful addictive painkiller fentanyl will be one of the most transformational. changes as it relates to access to care and treatment. >> for people who are experiencing. >> opioid addiction haney says many bureaucratic barriers allowing clinics to offer methadone to users. hany flanked by san francisco. public health officials say that the use of methadone is well regarded and researched to reduce opioid addiction. public health officials credit, methadone with the drop in overdose deaths in san francisco last year. >> illici

republican assembly member tom lackey's bill would suspend the tax for one year. supporters saygovernor newsom is opposed to the bill, saying it will threaten thousands of jobs and would worsen road infrastructure because the state will lose more than $7 billion in funding. the bill will be considered during the special session on gas prices called by the governor. >> all right. it is 547. let's get you to where you need to go. sal, you know how our commute looks. is it good on the roads? >> it is. so far, the roads it is dave and pam. but bart has a major problem. they have a train that has been disabled in the west oakland area. this is affecting all directions of bart for major delays. so we'll keep an eye on that for you if you take bart. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. i'll show you the triple a traffic camera. the traffic does look okay. sometimes on fridays we do get a lighter commute, and we're hoping for that. but, you know, if this bart thing becomes super major, some people may take the car. we're going to keep watching that for you again, bart. major delay dow

haney says this bill closes that loophole. new at 10 governor newsom vetoing 2 bills. would have required public high schools to make condoms. >> available to students in his veto message. newsom says that he appreciated the bills commitment to the health and safety of students. but added the bill would have created ongoing cost pressures to the state in the millions. the governor also rejecting a bill that would have required state agencies administering homelessness programs to report the cost in outcomes of those programs. the bill's author says that he wrote it after a state audit showed that california spent more than 20 billion dollars on homelessness programs yet failed to track the outcomes of its spending in his veto message. the governor says he fully supports efforts to increase accountability and effectiveness of state homelessness programs but added he recently signed other bills that address the same concerns in response to the veto assembly member josh hoover wrote this in part, governor newsom is doubling down on his failed response to homelessness. san

your phone billing says that at the time of the murder you were nearby, there are traces of your presence in the apartment, i think we will find traces on her body, and you have a motive, i did not kill elvira, whether you believe me or not, listen, as for questions of faith - to a different place altogether, we are dealing with facts here and if you do not answer questions, the facts will force me to accuse, but what questions are you asking, stop playing the fool here, why were you at the scene? i'm telling you again, i was not there. well, i don't know, how can i talk to someone like that? well, what else? well, i was nearby, but i was not directly in the apartment itself. and why was i nearby? well, you know what, if you let me use your computer, i'll explain everything to you. and finally stop poking me. oh, leonid. excuse me, wow, maybe it's enough, more than enough. not bad, how would you comment, i thought about it, at some point, when i insisted on an abortion, elvira decided to take revenge on me and made this video, then we decided to keep the child and that i would help him in

did bill say why? >> money. >> he said money. else bill had done. wild bill drew a map of his home with x's marking where the bodies were buried, but only there were more than two x's on bill's map. there were five. five victims, not just bo and cher, but three more people who died at the hands of wild bill. this time it was a father, mother, and their teenage son, the brown family. they were the original owners of bill's property. cher's neighbors. after the bodies were discovered, wild bill was seen as a monster in panama. a serial killer who kept his victim's personal things right in his own house. we wanted to speak with bill, so we reached out to his attorney. we did get a return call. it was the lawyer with wild bill himself on the phone calling from his jail cell in panama. he had already confessed to the murders, but he said he wanted to explain himself. >> i'm not denying criminal activity. i'm only saying what is portrayed in the media as this crazy serial killer thing is completely untrue. i am not a serial killer. i ha

the bill says israel must return all land and assets seized since 1967, allow all displaced palestinianso return and pay reparations for damages caused by their occupation. the vote may be non-binding, but it's still a decision palestinians have waited decades to hear at the united nations. rami mazahari, press tv, washington dc. september 20th is a day forever etched in the annals of press tv, making it a faithful day when the news network lost its sayadosi in us occupied afghanistan. this day serves as pointiant reminder of the ultimate sacrifice made by media personnel in the pursuit of truth. an endeavor that is more vital today than ever, as heroic journalists continue this mission in palestine. press tvs abdullah amirzada has a report from kabul. september 20 marks the 12th anniversary of press tv's first martter in the quest to be the voice of the voiceless. cameraman died in 2011 when a rocket exploded just outside the press tv office in kabul. farhat succumbed to his injuries a week later. 13 years on, his memory continues to burn brightly in the hearts of his friends and collea

the bill says israel must return all land and assets seized since 1967, allow all displaced palestiniansto return and pay reparations for damages caused by their occupation. the vote may be non-binding, but it stole a decision palestinians have waited decades to hear at the united nations. a large number of eu lawers condemn the west's role in the genocide being perpetrated by israel in gaza. the european parliament is hearing renewed calls for economic sanctions against the regime in tel aviv. jerome huse reports from brussels. despite the ongoing scale of the genocide in gaza, this marked the first time. since april that eu lawers debated the 11 month carnage targeting palestinians, several newly elected meps were among those who spoke out, sanction israel now, madam president. this is my first speech in this chamber, and i wanted those to be my first words. what is happening in gaza is nothing short of total humanitarian catastrophe? dozens of meps in the european parliament debate repeatedly highlighted that over 411 palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed by israel

the bill says israel must return. all land and assets seized since 1967, allow all displaced palestinians to return and pay reparations for damages caused by their occupation. the vote may be non-binding, but it's still a decision. palestinians have waited decades to hear at the united nations. rami mazari, press tv, washington dc. italia has voice concern over the escalation of violence in west. year after israel killed dozens of people and wounded thousands of others by detonating pages and wireless devices used in lebanon. here's more. on thursday, italy's foreign minister antonio tayani said he is very concerned by the gravity of the situation in lebanon following israel's terror attacks which were carried out through pages and walky talkys in back to back coordinated explosions. he asked the israel reg to show restraint. tayani was speaking a joint press conference with the spanish leader of the people's party alberto nuñez feijo in rome, amid fears that after almost a year of near daily exchanges of fire between hezbollah and israel, the conflict would escalate into an all-out war.

but some like bill say it's suffered from the change. what do you say to immigrants who say they're coming here to levi revitalize springfield. >> that's not what's happening. it might be happening for the landlords enriching themselves. >> reporter: in a city meeting, the parents of aidan clark spoke. aidan was killed in a school bus crash last year after a haitian immigrant was found guilty of vehicular homicide. tensions escalated. >> i said to aidan that i would try to make a difference in his honor. this is it. >> reporter: they're urging politicians and others to stop using their son's death to spread hate. >> oneof the worst feelings in the world is not being ailble t protect your child. >> reporter: yamiche alcindor, spring springfield, ohio. >>> the candidates put their campaigns on hold to mark the somber anniversary, 23 years since the 9/11 attacks. they all attended the ceremony at ground zero in new york. mr. biden and harris attended ceremonies in shanksville, pennsylvania and the pentagon. >>> in memphis, the federal trial

uh, as bill mentioned earlier, biden issued a temporary suspension of entry for what they say. the wording is specifically certain non citizens. they don't actually describe what certain non citizens look like or where they're from. but then you couple that with an interim rule by the doj and dress, which places limitations on asylum eligibility and were promptly deport those who they say do not qualify. and then they would be subjected to a 5 year ban of re entry and possible possible criminal prosecution. so those in his party say this is a trump in style and trump in mode of handling the surge in lieu of trump. trump's title 42 and ask mate during the cobit pandemic. and then the sunset of that, after the pandemic came to an end, which was just a little over a year ago. and that's when the stores began. and why bite into kind of these emergency measures, and that a, not a trick question. so if you don't know, it's okay, but are they defining what it means to say, you'll be promptly return your own country because promptly could mean within 2 weeks? are they gonna let them wa

. >> doctors, patients and pharmacists are calling on governor newsom to sign a bill they say would lowerters, including state senator scott wiener, gathered this morning at mission wellness pharmacy on mission street in san francisco. they say the bill is a comprehensive reform measure that would increase transparency between pharmacists and benefit managers. they also say it would ban health insurance policies from charging more than the actual rate for prescription drugs. >> it will finally rein in some of the most abusive practices that pbms have been using to destroy independent pharmacies and to increase the costs of prescription drugs because their compensation model is dependent on higher drug prices. >> the pharmaceutical care management association opposes the bill, says the bill would likely cause a significant increase in health insurance premiums that are passed on to patients. boeing plans to freeze hiring and reduce travel among employees, and is largely considering temporary layoffs to save cash during a factory worker strike that began last week. the company said the move

supporters of the bill say the speed monitors would increase highway safety statewide. governor newsom said he didn't want to impose vehicle safety standards in california that go beyond federal government requirements. >> the governor signed a bill that would establish new rules for companies planning to build industrial warehouses in california. the new law is aimed at protecting people who live near these buildings. starting in 2026, any new warehouse built in california must be located in an industrial or commercial area, and these buildings must be set back several hundred feet from so-called sensitive sites such as homes, schools and health care facilities. >> violence at a high school reunion in oakland turns deadly. coming up on the nine why police say they're looking for more than one person following an attack at a park with hundreds of families present. >> also ahead, israel inches closer to a possible ground offensive against hezbollah in lebanon. i'm nate foy in tel aviv. i have the details coming sfx: [alarm clock ringing] sfx: [thunder] sfx: [email notific

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backers of the bill say it has the potential to help more than 80,000 undocumented college students across the state. coming up are 2 i get offered. >> really high paid. but i came to because i lack the legal authority to do it. it's not fair. i think everyone deserves that equality and fairness. >> governor newsom has not indicated where he stands on this bill. he has until the end of the month to sign it or veto it. >> still ahead, a fremont man could be going to prison for a long time after allegedly assaulting flight attendants and a passenger. >> plus, how researchers are working to bring a different kind of ai driverless cars. >> and sean diddy combs arrested in new york taken into custody by federal agents. the charges he could be facing following be facing following allegations of trafficking. they say the hardest part of getting something done let's go! hustle! is getting started. well, we did that 30 years ago, when california first took on the tobacco industry. this is not just about access. it's about the message it sends... now smoking is down 60 percent. lung cancer 42 percen

some republicans say the bill isn't needed. you know, fortunes idf is legal in every state. senator rick scott says the democrats bill isn't a serious attempt to protect ivf. just a political move today by schumer. the issue gained national attention in february when an alabama supreme court decision threw into question the legality of ivf, alabama. senator katie britt says democrats bill is too broad. that includes completely separate treatments and technology, even including human cloning for it. and texas senator ted cruz are pushing their own ivf bill that would deny medicaid funding to states that banned the procedure. democrats blocked that bill and blamed former president donald trump. he is the reason that ivf is at risk in the first place. illinois senator tammy duckworth has used ivf to grow her family. she called on republicans to support the bill. now former president donald trump says he supports ivf. he said if reelected. >> he would have the government pay for those o% treatments in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. mattie, thank you so much. still ahead here

backers of the bill say it has the potential to impact an estimated 80,000 plus undocumented college students in the state. like all smart, a special of santa rosa junior college. he argues all students regardless of immigration status should have equal access to campus employment opportunities, adding key supply to several on campus jobs only to be turned down due to his immigration status. a lot opportunities i get offered are really high paid. i came to because i lack >> the legal authority to do it. it's not fair. i think everyone deserves that equality and fairness. it's a message echoed by the bill offers san diego democratic assembly member david alvarez. if the american dream or the promise has always been, if you work hard enough opportunities open up to you. >> their opportunity that are not being open up to the students who are working hard to get their education, who are sacrificing everything they can. but just because of their documentation status, this law absolutely make a difference for tens of thousands of students. while the bill has no formal opposition the uc san

we oppose that bill and will continue to oppose it. >> but senator, this bill would have guaranteed access to ivf and you're saying that it would force people to do things against their religious beliefs. i should note this bill doesn't require anyone to perform any operations or procedures is just says that people should have access to ivf in it also talks about having insurance companies cover over the cost for fertility treatments, something that your candidate support. so just to be clear, i'm not misrepresenting the bill. you can say you'd like it, you can say that you think it's a show vote. you can talk about those aspects of it, but this is something that was put up there and it would have guaranteed access to ivf. so let me ask you while you're here, given you're a major surrogate for the trump campaign? his proposal here is that he would like to either have the government or insurance companies cover the cost for fertility treatments. has the campaign explained to you yet how he would pay for that plan? >> we haven't gotten that far. kaitlan, i think i and most other legislators would have questions abou

well, one bill on the governor's desk says they absolutely should.the truth of the matter is that the battery that is in the electric vehicle, it's very useful. even at the end of life of the vehicle. that's why state senator ben allen says he authored senate bill 615, if signed. it will require battery suppliers and automotive manufacturers to when possible. recycle electric vehicle batteries. the bill, which is now on the governor's desk specifically will put in place guidelines for manufacturers to recover the battery once an electric vehicle has reached its end of life and then get that battery back into the supply chain. for reuse that battery could either be refurbished and turned into a new electric vehicle. battery. >> it could refu bished to be a different type of battery. it can also be broken down into its component parts and used for new batteries or other types of technology uses. he says the bill is especially important the state sees more and more electric vehicles on the roads. >> data from the u.s. department of energy showed as of 2

the black caucus actually pulled the bills, saying they needed more work. the bills would have created a new state agency to oversee reparations and a fund to help support the policies. two other reparations bills were passed. they're now headed to the governor's desk. they addressed compensation for property wrongfully taken by the government and a formal apology for racist policies that led to disparities. some social media users in brazil are saying they feel disconnected from the world after a ban on san francisco based x went into effect this weekend. the shutdown of elon musk's platform started early yesterday. it is now largely inaccessible on both the web and mobile apps in brazil. the block marks an escalation in a feud between musk and a brazilian supreme court justice over free speech. far right accounts and misinformation brazil has been one of the biggest markets for x. tens of millions of users down there. now musk is telling users to establish a virtual private network or vpn, which runs in the background while you're using the internet. it pr

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there's nothing in the bill that says we can't talk to them, right? we're not -- there's nothing in the bill that says we can't talk to them. there's nothing in the bill that says we can't have diplomacy. the bill says we don't need to fund our destroyers. i'm all for talking. how's that working for us, right? we talk to them ad naseum and what do they do? they continue to push the envelope and push the envelope and push the envelope. so i'm sharing maybe what we should do since our talking doesn't work, is provide some sanctions. i want to remind us let's stick to the facts about the bill. you can talk to them. there's nothing in the bill, unless i'm missing something, but show me in the bill we're not allowed to talk to them. stop with the fear mongering, let's stick to the basics. i rise today to stress the need for the stop the c.c.p. act. the chinese communist party has grown to be our greatest geopolitical threat. chinese dictator ping are working to turn it into the dominant world superpower. the biden administration cozy up to xi jinping. they

most of the people who would suffer under this bill are american citizens. the republicans say, so what. they've made the choice to be sanctuary states. well, american citizens have the choice, have the right to make decisions. that's what self-government is all about. and this bill comes along and says, let's take away the right of all of the people of new york, of california, of utah, of north dakota, of illinois to make decisions about their government. they're not really americans. let's take those rights away. it is pernicious. and this amendment would say, don't even give them the time to do it. and don't even give the federal agencies the time to adjust their policies to do it. this makes no sense. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. ogles: mr. chairman, the crazy conjecture of the consequences is clearly confounding. like that? let's be honest. we're talking about the food, the shelter, the health care that's going directly to illegal immigrants. nothing against american citizens. and keep in mind, it's the juris

but it also didn't meet with the bill saying, despite it being made public, the man, the attending, please call one of the ring leaders of ukraine's, as matthew continues to run the launches point city in ukraine and in 2002 getting id to kind of even gave then british prime minister bar as johnson and the u. k. sending weapons to the ukranian army, the junior senior. i mean, he's going to be looking for things not i'm giving you the greatest you the truth. and there's an email address at the who at the national, who ship these documents as a whole bunch of green, if it's unlikely that the former bridge is pm, was unaware who were awarded to him. the owner, a title, as well as the fact that for decades, ukraine's leadership in seeing the officials have been involved in criminal games setting weapons around the world. and will continue pushing to support and strengthen the ukrainian military for the battles were here. since 2002, no 2 countries of supply tens of billions of dollars worth of weapons to ukraine. yeah, the us and you are persist in increasing ministry. a contact group led by d

the fbi says he may have been in the area neil drums golf course for about 12 hours. before he was spotted. billry -- what has the fbi been saying in terms of this suspect and the details that have come through in the last 12 hours? >> well, like you said, the 58-year-old suspect may have been, according to his cilia phone data, spending about 12 hours in the area which is according to the fbi and police and investigation. the vehicle he was captured in had license plates that were stolen from motor vehicle. a lot of detail still emerging. we were charged with two counts -- a felon having a weapon illegally and another having a weapon and that have the serial number scratched out. i suspect we will have a lot more details on additional charges over the next week or two but the fbi looking very deeply into his social media is to see if there's any more they can figure out about his motivations. tom: to what extent has this episode readjusted or led to changes to the trump campaign? >> it has allowed them to turn the page on our discussion and trump's focus more on saying the democratic rhetoric h

will governor newsom signed a bill he says will make california streets safer. state senator scott wiener wrote the bill which requires caltrans to prioritize road improvements for pedestrians, cyclists and transit riders. this includes sidewalks, bike lanes and bus only lanes. state transportation officials say more than 4,000 people died in car crashes in california in 2022. >> happening right now, october fest is underway and walnut creek. this is video of the set up for the event kicked off just a few minutes ago. it's going to run until 10:00pm tonight. and then again tomorrow from noon to 09:00pm, there's music, a kid zone and abarca lounge for your dog. general admission is free. >> coming up, a look at the presidential race. head of bay area stop for vice president harris. we have a live report. plus, santa clara county agrees to acquire san jose's regional medical center. how this will impact the services offered by the health facility day of action to clean up in oakland, community members oakland, community members getting toget ok, 500 deluxe garden g

daniel bill says prisoners of war report being subjected to unimaginable cruelty. dw sonia found like a spoke to bon ukrainian soldier, trying to recover off the bank and turned in russia for over 2 years. but not to be shipped. tinkle is slowly rebuilding what russian captivity took from him. and the authors me say, strengthens the muscles there in this state because they were completely wasted. we could not move it all in prison. and now i have to start with light exercises nowadays, a lot of, so he spent more than 2 years in gushing jails as a prisoner before it's not just his body that leads to the cover to take, there is a bottom here and it triggers me. it makes a very sharp sound the it has a really strong impact on me. and so i think the 1st time i heard this sound, it reminded me of mario paul in 2022 as i that's the southern both city that belonged to meet his national guard. do that was sent shortly before rushes full scale invasion in 2022. i thought i might even put in port call no show how was brought to our west just 20 at the time. she helped defend

operating room. >> a group of doctors, patients and pharmacists called on governor newsom to sign a bill they sayd lower prescription drug costs. the bill's supporters, including state senator scott wiener, gathered at mission wellness pharmacy on mission street in san francisco. they say the bill would increase transparency between pharmacists and benefit managers. they also say it would ban health insurance policies from charging more than the actual rate for prescription drugs. >> they will finally rein in some of the most abusive practices that pbms have been using to destroy independent pharmacies, and to increase the costs of prescription drugs because their compensation model is dependent on higher drug prices. >> several pharmaceutical companies oppose the bill. the trade association that represents them warns that the bill would likely lead to a spike in health insurance premiums. >> amazon has ordered its remote workers to return to their corporate offices five days a week, no later than january second. amazon also plans to require managers to supervise more people, even if they have no

a bill says what are the 2, what do you mean attacked israel and the general assembly, the general assembly. thank you. the, for most of the nation, i beg your pardon, let me just get through to the end of this question is the foremost body in the international community that represents the voice of the entire world. one country, one voice, right? that is how the general assembly was designed. and so let's just take last week, a 124 countries. that's about 2 thirds of the countries in the world voted for approved a resolution that is requesting the israel actually leave. and it's occupation and leave the occupied territories in the west bank, occupied east jerusalem, and cetera. who voted against it. 14 countries, israel, the us and you know, didn't know disrespect to them, but it's done a lot to micronesia and out of the country. some states about 4, i'm going to talk to you about a 40, so you have 2, somebody about 440 the full day. what i'm trying to say is the general assemblies of political body. we all, and i'm, i know, just following democracies on under represented to be internation

bill. we're going forward by making sure that our democracy works for everyone. democrats say their bill would stop gop efforts to purge voter rolls and require id's to vote. >> accusing republicans of coming up with problems that don't exist. the paranoia around a fake problem. republicans counter. they're just trying to put any concerns. 80's more confidence. lisa, greater participation, which is a good thing for our country and the future of the save act is looking uncertain at best after house leaders canceled a vote on the bill wednesday. >> reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> and election officials are worried about the mail delivery system too. and they're hoping that that is not a problem. they sot for the primary elections earlier in the year that local offices received votes days after the deadline. voters had postmarked on time, but the delivery was delayed. and officials say that some had been returned to sender. officials delivered a letter to the head of the u.s. postal service today saying that they want this fixed before the november elections. the