rob bonta to intervene. protesters gathered at san jose's regional medical center in east san jose today. this comes after the corporation that owns the hospital announced the upcoming august closures of several critical programs. the lists include the hospital's trauma center, as well as the program that treats patients with cardiac arrest. regional medical serves 25% of all traumas in the county, and health advocates warn this is a life or death situation. this isn't just about a closure of a trauma center, a stemi unit or comprehensive stroke services. this is about the lives and well-being of our families, friends and neighbors. regional medical center responded with a statement saying it's investing millions of dollars into its growing emergency department. the statement also said, in part, we are responding to the patient care needs of our community so we can continue to care for our community's health

attorney general rob bonta among the officials at a roundtable discussion today. they met with community leaders in the central valley working to bring attention to gun violence and prevent shootings. the attorney general also sharing his own experience with gun violence when his daughter's school was put on lockdown because of an active shooter. >> and course, as a parent. sends chills down your spine and youth fear the worst. there are was helpless 90 miles away, not knowing the situation course wonder what i can do. >> no one was hurt in that instance. but looking ahead, attorney general bonta said he p ans to keep advocating for so-called common sense gun laws and to continue meeting with community members to come up with solutions. >> coming up next, universal health care for children in san francisco. that's what candidate for mayor mark farrell is proposing how his opponents are responding as california lawmakers navigate a massive budget deficit. hundreds of crime victims took to the state capital today demanding governor newsom approved funding for surviv

rob bonta: thanks for having me. ♪ geoff: the u.s.oday that south carolina republicans did not unlawfully consider race when drawing a district that removed thousands of black voters. in a 6-3 decision, the court's conservative majority delivered a win to gop state officials who said they used politics, not race, as the key factor when drawing the district boundaries. the decision could have major implications for future cases looking at racial representation in congressional maps. our supreme court watcher, marcia coyle, joins us now. it's great to have you here, as always, marcia. marcia: good to be here, geoff. geoff: so the majority opinion was written by justice samuel alito, part of which reads: "no direct evidence supports the district court's finding that race predominated in the design of district 1.” it continues: "the circumstantial evidence falls far short of showing that race, not partisan preferences, drove the districting process.” explain the decision here, how they arrived at it. marcia: these are complex cases becaus

por su parte, el fiscal rob bonta agradeció a los presentes.quí en fresno, sino en todo el país. bonta también dijo que su siguiente visita será en el sur de california, en fresno. yo soy abraham peña, telemundo. ahora una actualización sobre el cruce de trenes considerado el más peligroso de california. legisladores estatales han acordado esta semana una revisión del presupuesto que daría luz verde a la construcción de una nueva separación de grados en el cruce de broadway en burlingame. el precio total del proyecto se aproxima a los 300 millones de dólares e incluye financiamiento federal y local. nos trasladamos a stockton en donde una organización sin fines de lucro ayuda a decenas de personas sin hogar. nos referimos a la organización share of love, que consiste en proveer regaderas portátiles a personas que no tienen acceso a este servicio. allí reciben todo lo necesario para cambiarse, incluso hasta les regalan ropa y a diario proveen servicio a unas 35 personas. and god, put it on my heart. la fundadora nos explica que durante la pandem

the south bay labor council says it talked with bonta's office today, adding that the attorney general offered his support in san jose. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. the jurors in david depape state trial were sworn in today. depape is facing numerous state charges, including attempted murder and burglary, for breaking into the home of former house speaker nancy pelosi and attacking her husband. you may recall earlier this month, depape was convicted on similar charges, but that was in federal court. he was sentenced to 30 years in prison. opening statements are expected to start wednesday in a san francisco courtroom. the trial is expected to last three weeks. bay area lawmakers are calling for a full investigation into the closure of an east bay prison, the federal correctional institution, in dublin was closed last month. eight former officers at the facility are facing lawsuits for sexually abusing female inmates. five have pled guilty. today, representative mark desaulnier, anna eshoo and others sent a letter to the house judiciary committee making a request for an investigat

it is concerning assembly member bonta tweeting my heart is with the students, families and skyline highf and educators. >> all three of the victims are expected to survive, and oakland police say they'll be on hand at future graduations in the newsroom. joey hornet, ktvu, fox two news a high school student in santa rosa has been arrested for allegedly pulling out a knife during a fight on campus. >> it happened at montgomery high school on wednesday, police say a video appears to show a 15 year old boy holding a folding knife during a fight with another student, but that that blade was not extended during the fight. that teen is now facing several charges, including felony assault with a deadly weapon. the knife was not found. >> new. at ten, two people have been charged in a case of retail theft that totaled more than half $1 million, 33 year-old irene cruz and 21 year old jose cruz were both charged by the alameda county district attorney with organized retail theft and receiving over $541,000 worth of stolen property. the bus in oakland and sacramento county last year uncovered thous

why attorney general rob bonta is now leaning on the community to try and stop gun violence. >> alsoad tonight, the fbi warns of a spike in scams targeting the elderly, the signs experts say to look out for. >> plus, donald trump ordered by the court to cough up some cash. i'm connor hansen in new york with more on hy the higher shipping rates may be “the cost of doing business...” but at what cost? turn shipping to your advantage. with low cost ground shipping from the united states postal service. ♪ gun violence. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary shows us how new research is helping detect patterns of violence and the consequences that follow. >> thank you all so much. >> in a west san jose office tuesday, california's attorney general sitting at a semi-circle table to lead a roundtable discussion on gun violence, rob bonta, drawing on his days as a legislator to try and enact meaningful change from the executive branch. >> today, was another example of our team at the doj coming together with community leaders to, make a common commitment to solving the problems that we share. >>

south bay community leaders joined california attorney general rob bonta highlighting ongoing efforts to prevent gun violence. >> trying to identify best practices to help keep communities safe. the focus was on equipping local community leaders with the tools necessary to stop the shooting before it even happens as well as implementing rules in other cities. >> we status quo, state of affairs where we have more mass shootings in a year than days in the calendar year where the leading cause of death for our youth. is gun violence. where we lose 45,000 people each year to gun violence. we have more guns in more places and that creates more gun violence and morgan death. >> bonta says investing in the community will lead to meaningful change. >> these spare the air summer smog season officially begins tomorrow. taking a live look here at downtown san this summer. the agency is encouraging bay area residents to drive less and look for ways to share. shorten or change your commute to help reduce smog traffic and gridlock around the region. it's a pr campaign trying to get the word out. th

we have more guns in more places and that creates more gun violence and morgan death. >> bonta says investing in the community will lead to meaningful change. >> happening tomorrow, regular ferry service will resume finally between san francisco and sausalito golden gate. ferry service said to be suspended april 19th after damage was found. one of the piers pilings, the shutdown could an end soon enough for frequent riders? >> when little guys are not in school, they get through so it's a family i know people that we appreciate it. i think moving your bike on their last >> you can bring your bike on there. and yes, the kids do love can confirm repairs were completed. thanks to exceedingly low tides the last couple of days during work hours and again, regular service will pick back up tomorrow morning for commuters and tourists. >> the couple of nice days to a ride. the ferry is our weather continues to be really nice is a live look at quick tower tonight. yeah. warm out there on the bay. at least relative to what it could be. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow back with us now to talk about

well, happening now, california attorney general rob bonta is leading an effort to protect car buyers he and a group of attorneys from multiple states filed a brief to support the ftc's new auto sales policy. now that policy protects ga buyers from unfair and deceptive practices in the auto sales industry, bonta says that the policy is instrumental in helping low income customers, and he says that he will continue to makes a picture perfect delivery. the world's largest digital camera arrived at the rubin observatory in chile today. it's called the legacy survey of space and time camera, and it was created at the slovak national accelerator laboratory in menlo park. after more than two decades, scientists at stanford announced it was complete last month. now it will be used to capture images and study cosmic mysteries to eventually create the world's largest astronomical movie. there it is. wow. graduation season we've been celebrating. certainly upon us near. and here's a surprising honoree. how about a cat in a graduation cap? okay so one popular cat at vermont state university rece

protesters called on state attorney general rob bonta to investigate the hospital's owner.bc's robert honda, explains the public backlash aimed at san jose regional medical center has been going on for quite a while, ever since hca began announcing program cuts. but today the coalition of groups said no more. san jose regional medical center is run by hca healthcare, which operates on a for profit basis and has also said it will close certain hospital services because, in its view, not enough people use them. earlier this year, mmc planned to close programs dealing with heart attacks and certain types of strokes. but when it announced it will close its level two trauma center community groups joined with political leaders and labor organizations today, asking attorney general rob bonta to investigate what it called predatory practices. this closure is based on one goal more profits for their shareholders, and it's a direct attack on our communities, county supervisor cindy chavez said. hca has a track record here. the county here owns three hospitals and part of the reason

los autores de esta fueron los senadores estatales dodd skinner, también el fiscal general bonta y aomunicado de la cámara de restaurantes de california nos dijo que a simple vista, la ley no aplica a los restaurantes que muestran claramente los cargos, sino a quienes promuevan ventas de artículos y servicios. desafortunadamente, parece que el fiscal general tiene más ambiciones de lo que la ley estuvo pensada, escrita y aprobada por los senadores. mientras la presidenta de la cámara de restaurantes golden gate nos dijo en una entrevista que todos los restaurantes indicarán en el menú cuando tienen cargos adicionales que no tienen claro el alcance de esta ley. aún que el fiscal no ha hecho declaraciones y que esos cargos que los clientes saben de antemano son necesarios para pagarle empleados y mantener los locales. la ley también aplicará a negocios de venta de tickets de eventos y hoteles, y el fiscal bonta ni los legisladores en cuestión respondieron a nuestra solicitud de entrevista. cabe destacar que los impuestos y cargos gubernamentales no entran en esta categoría de gastos. a

we did not hear back from rob bonta, but the south bay labor council said it talked to his office today and they say the attorney general has offered his support in san jose. robert honda, nbc bay area news. robert, thank you. let's take you outside now as we kick off memorial day weekend. millions of people around the country are on the move, and plenty of people on the move in the bay area right now, traffic is looking good throughout the area, but there are some hot spots, a lot of delays on the bay bridge. you can see the lower right side of your screen. that's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza going into san francisco. it's been a mess throughout the day. after a big rig caught fire on the bay bridge this morning, people are still delayed coming into the city. how about our weather? now? let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. not as warm as it usually is on memorial day weekend. not at all. i mean, talk about a big chill out there today. you maybe needed the jacket all day long. and the number one reason why we're seeing those numbers cool off is this cold fro

también el fiscal general bonta y a lo que el gremio de la comida le preocupa es la falta de claridados y servicios. desafortunadamente, parece que el fiscal general tiene más ambiciones de lo que la ley estuvo pensada, escrita y aprobada por los senadores. mientras la presidenta de la cámara de restaurantes golden gate so this bill nos dijo en una entrevista que todos los restaurantes indican en el menú cuando tienen cargos adicionales que no tienen claro el alcance de esta ley. aún que el fiscal no ha hecho declaraciones y que esos cargos que los clientes saben de antemano son necesarios para pagar empleados y mantener los locales. la ley también aplicará a negocios de venta de tickets de eventos y hoteles, y el fiscal bonta ni los legisladores en cuestión respondieron a nuestra solicitud de entrevista. cabe destacar que los impuestos y cargos gubernamentales no entran en esta categoría de gastos. andrés brender telemundo. hacemos nuestra primera pausa, pero en breve el fbi investiga un sujeto que estaría vinculado a decenas de casos de acoso cibernético. de qué se trata? se lo cont

they're now taking their complaints to the state attorney general, rob bonta. the issue is whether the hospital is putting profits over people, today in the bay jocelyn moran reports. san jose regional medical center is located in east san jose. in february, we learned of its plans to shut down its trauma center services in august, prompting concern from residents, political leaders and community groups. this closure is based on one goal more profits for their shareholders, and it's a direct attack on our communities. they're asking attorney general rob bonta to investigate hca healthcare, who runs the hospital. it operates on a for profit basis and has said it will close certain hospital services because, in its view, not enough people use them. the closest hospitals with trauma centers, then, would be at santa clara valley medical center, about eight miles away, or stanford hospital, more than 20 miles away. well, what we found is that if you were experiencing a closure, a trauma center closure, and you had to drive more than 15 minutes away from your origina

rob bonta drawing on his days as a legislator to try and enact meaningful change from the executive branchanother example of our team at the doj coming together with community leaders to, make a common commitment to solving the problems that we share. >> bonta and community stakeholders from the bay area and central coast gathering to brainstorm on ways to better reduce incidents of gun violence. >> we are living in a crisis. it's an epidemic going on. when you got guns that's being carried by people who are mentally ill, you got guns, that's being carried by people who are angry, who are hurt. >> according to the centers for disease control and prevention, 2021 had the highest number of americans die of gun related injuries. that includes record numbers of murders and suicides. the state has responded by creating the office of gun violence within the department of justice. those assembled exchanging best practices and policy from the ground up to produce change. >> rise cultivates a loving and healing relationships to build loving and healing power, to build loving and healing systems we

ag bonta met with community groups in west san jose, won the partnership for safe communities, suggested a regional strategy instead of cities working independently to help curb gun violence. >> a lot of the same individuals who are engaging in gun violence in one city are also engaging in other types of violence, or even gun violence in other cities. and so our report was able to link that. >> attorney general bonta said efforts in california are working the state's gun homicide rate is 30% below the rest of the us. >> our time now is up in 24. the tsa, the transportation security administration is now teaming up with clear the airport screening service. travelers can now enroll or renew your tsa precheck membership with clear at three airports, including sacramento and newark. now, clear allows members to pay a fee to bypass the airport screening lines. critics say that's not fair. it allows wealthy people to get through there faster. >> a new trend is emerging among couples who want to celebrate tying the knot with a smaller getaway. after the wedding, some newlyweds are opting for a

bonta says the suspects are members of an organized crime ring responsible for more than 20 robberies and burglaries, similar to those captured on video here in the bay area. they're charged with stealing merchandise from high end jewelry stores in san diego, orange, riverside and kern counties >> going into stores when members of the public were present and engaging with the retail employees and removing and stealing and grabbing, smashing and grabbing at times jewelry and fleeing the store, of course, without paying for it. >> bonta says the arrests are the result of an investigation that started more than a year ago. >> now onto those college protests on campus. we've been following these for weeks, and today more than 80 demonstrators were arrested at uc santa cruz after a standoff between demonstrators and law enforcement. both sides held their ground for hours until law enforcement cleared the scene just over an hour ago. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has a look at exactly how things unfolded. we've been given a legal dispersal order, warnings from police at uc santa cruz

california attorney john rob bonta says. it's not only being committed by people in need discussing a pack. of bill aimed at stop organized retail theft. the measures include increased penalties and a requirement for online retailers. to have records to prove their goods. are legal. and 1 proposed solution to fight. retail theft includes changes to the way we shop at grocery stores. a new state bill could force grocery and drug stores to remove self checkout machines unless they follow certain rules like having an employee monitored the lanes and limited customers to 10 items or less in those lanes. supported by organize labor. unions. but business groups and including the california chamber of commerce. are against it. some bay area stores have already removed those self checkout lanes because of shoplifting like the safeway in san francisco's fillmore neighborhood last year, they added gates designed to deter theft along with more guards. this time store in san francisco told us the screens at the self checkout area where

attorney general rob bonta says the american privacy rights act contains language that would replace's landmark privacy law with weaker protections. bonta said that california currently has the strongest privacy law in the nation, with a measure passed in 2018. he said the federal law in its current form would hamper efforts to keep up with and adapt laws to changing technology. the attorney general's letter was cosigned by 14 other attorneys general. ag rob bonta said, quote, federal action to protect americans privacy is essential, but not at the expense of the robust protections already in place in california and in states across the country. california is at the forefront of privacy protections and must retain the ability to respond to privacy concerns as tech rapidly innovates. >> we are hearing from more lawmakers today about tiktok's lawsuit against the us government. a new law requires the chinese parent, bytedance, to sell the app or face a national ban. fox news matt finn has that reaction for us. >> so of course, they don't want to sell tiktok, but they should be forced to

bonta says that organization could be sanctioned if it doesn't obey the order. the group was founded in 2021 by seneca scott, who ran for mayor of oakland in the last election. concord police are looking for the people who tried to force their way inside two businesses within minutes. >> surveillance video here shows two white infinities approaching the businesses monday night. micro measurements and pacific instruments are located on pike lane. the clients include nasa, the military, defense contractors and it's believed the same crew also tried to break into hsd engineering. that company repairs equipment for national labs, aerospace and semiconductor companies. >> i wish i knew we both happened to be in very highly specified fields and it is a strange coincidence that we both get hit back to back on the same night. >> the thieves rammed one of the cars into the garage door, but couldn't get in because a forklift was parked behind the door. ktvu learned the car was stolen and later recovered by antioch police. nothing was stolen from either business in the att

. >> they join california attorney general rob bonta today. >> we status quo state of affairs where wee more mass shootings in a year than days in the calendar year where the leading cause of death for our youth. is gun violence. where we lose 45,000 people each year to gun violence. we have more guns in more places and that creates more gun violence and morgan death. >> bonta says that the meeting between the leaders is to find ways to equip the community with the tools necessary to prevent more school shootings. san francisco officials are declaring may national hepatitis awareness month. that coincides with the asian american and pacific islander heritage month because according to the cdc, the api community is at increased risk for hepatitis in the u.s. san francisco officials say they want to make hepatitis b a public health priority because the city has one of the api populations in the country. >> hepatitis b, disproportionately affects asian americans. only 6% of the u.s. population is a a p i but that 6% account 58% of americans living with hepatitis b. >> supervisor and cardi

. >> it is concerning assembly member mia bonta tweeting my heart is with the students, families and skyline high school staff and educators as oakland police found two shooting victims on campus, a man and a woman and a third victim was found in a nearby hospital. >> police say all three are expected to survive. oakland police say they'll be on hand for upcoming graduations. >> guys yeah, obviously stepping up security moving forward. what are city leaders saying about last night's shooting? >> so mayor qingtao sent out a lengthy tweet this afternoon saying in part, deeply disturbing and that the city is going to work with the school district to make sure that violence is reduced on campuses. >> it really is so troubling, especially coming at a night of what is supposed to be celebratory. all right, joey huerta, thank you. well, new at six tonight. the families of the children killed in the shooting at a school in uvalde, texas, have now filed lawsuit against instagram's parent company, meta , a video game maker, as well as a gun manufacturer. the lawsuits were filed two years to th

bonta alleges that this company failed to properly monitor and report suspicious opioid orders. the company will be expected to ride more than 270 million dollars with 180 million going towards opioid overdose reversal products. the city and county of san francisco is accused of dumping almost 2 billion gallons of sewage into the bay. the environmental protection agency filed a federal complaint against san francisco yesterday alleging the city has dumped more than 1.8 billion gallons of sewage into creeks into the bay and also into the ocean. sewage contains diseases like e-coli, illness. the epa also says the sewage is interfering with water activities and also protecting aquatic life. they're saying now supporters here for local urban farmers today at the florence fang, community farm in san francisco. local farmers came to hear from the u.s. department of agriculture. the usda wants to support local farmers to bring about more food security for families. the goal is to support farmers that live in larger cities. >> so we need to make sure that we highlight we support and we

bonta gave the opening address at a memorial day ceremony at alameda veterans memorial park. he says those in the military who made the ultimate sacrifice should be honored every day, not just through words, but actions. >> one way we can do that is to honor the brothers and sisters who are returning back to our community after serving. it's our responsibility to take care of our veterans, returning home to make sure they have access to great benefits, to stable housing, to a good job. >> speakers also paid tribute to prisoners of war service members who are missing in action and gold star parents on the peninsula. >> the people of hillsborough honored memorial day with a parade. residents lined the streets as bands, organizations and members of the community moved along the parade route. the celebration continued with a music festival and a carnival, and in mill valley, the celebration of memorial day included plenty of community pride. young volunteers served up a pancake breakfast and took time to appreciate the liberties that sometimes are taken for granted. near the down

california attorney general rob bonta reflected on the tremendous sacrifice of our military heroes. >> it takes a certain kind of individual to dedicate their lives to service to country, to something bigger than and beyond themselves. >> bonta says. he's proud to say that california is home to more active duty service members than any other state in the north bay mill valley's annual memorial day parade brought out large crowds. >> it was festive, with school groups participating in the downtown parade. north bay veterans and the community groups that support them also took part. memorial day is also the unofficial start of summer and a long weekend of shopping discounts. if you're looking for deals, head to abc seven news.com. you'll find some of the best memorial day sales. there's a link right on our home page. >> very moving memorial day all around the bay area, but we'll move on to some other things now in developing news, a fire crews are at a lumber yard in oakland checking for hot spots. one day after a massive fire broke out last night. abc seven news reporter lena howland t

it is concerning assembly member mia bonta tweeting my heart is with the students, families and skyline high school staff and educators now. >> oakland police found two shooting victims on campus, a man and a woman. a third victim was found in a nearby hospital later, police say all three are expected to survive and no other details been released on the person who's been arrested. alex and joey. >> obviously, this is raising questions about what kind of security there was on the campus last night for the graduation ceremony and what may change moving forward in the district. well, what we can tell you, alex, is that we have just learned this in the last hour here. >> oakland police now saying they'll be on hand at graduations for both high schools and colleges in the future. here in oakland, unified , also planning to have additional safety and security measures for its upcoming graduations this season. alex >> yeah, that does make sense. joey hawthorne live with the latest in our newsroom. thank you. joey. a group seeking to recall oakland mayor shengtao says they do have enough signat

california attorney general rob bonta was in the south bay today for a roundtable discussion to find to reduce gun violence. >> the centers for disease control prevention reports that 2021 was the deadliest year for gun related deaths. that includes record numbers of murders and suicides. among the community groups. at today's roundtable was the partnership for safe communities. they suggest a regional intervention strategy instead of cities working independently to try to curb gun violence. >> a lot of the same individuals who are engaging in gun violence in one city are also engaging in other types of violence, or even gun violence in other cities. and so our report was able to link that. >> attorney general rob bonta says efforts in california are working the state's gun homicide rate is 30% below the rest of the united states. tonight an east bay community still searching for answers after a neighbor was shot and killed while trimming trees in his backyard last june. >> as ktvu crystal bailey reports, his neighbors are now banding together, hoping a network of security cameras wi

they are urging attorney general rob bonta to investigate in a letter.osures are discriminatory and would impact the lower income communities of color, and the hospital announced it was planning to close its trauma center in august due to low patient volume. however, in april, south bay leaders endorsed the idea of keeping it open. we are reaching out to the hospital for comment and will have a full update on the story in our evening newscast. a group in oakland seeking to recall mayor shane tao is delivering an update on their efforts. it claims to have gathered more than 30,000 signatures, surpassing its goal to place the recall petition on the november ballot. nbc bay area has not verified those claims. they say she is not tough on crime. that's a major reason for the recall. meantime mayor tao is addressing the city's massive budget shortfall. she says oakland will be short nearly $120 million this year, almost $300 million over the next two years. the mayor is proposing freezing around 100 city positions along with reducing non-critical contracts. m

now, once the new law takes effect as bonta announced yesterday, restaurants will be included. it also bans hidden fees on everything from hotels to concert tickets. restaurant customers like the idea here. now, most restaurant owners we actually spoke with, they did not actually want to talk on camera, but they do believe that it won't help their businesses. the restaurants still have some time to prepare for the new law takes effect july 1st. taking a live look at downtown san jose and things are nice and clear right now. but carrie, we could see some sprinkles soon. yeah, we're watching out for that for the weekend. now, today we're going to be clear. warming up and it's going to be windy and we're already seeing those high winds coming through vacaville that's keeping those temperatures up in the delta. and we're seeing right now a start at 60 degrees. while much of the rest of the bay area is in the low 40s, even low 50s. but then a wind advisory will go in effect until 5:00 today for solano county. there we may see some of those gusts up to 40mph. and it's been windy alon

rob bonta is the state's attorney general, and he joins us now. welcome.re one of dozens of state attorneys general supporting this lawsuit. why? rob: because it is important for us as a regulator to make sure that we have a free, fair, lawful marketplace with competition where monopolistic behavior and anti-competitive behavior does not distort the market and manipulate the market and bend the market to its will. live nation can be a very successful company and follow the law. right now they are not doing that. their conduct is illegal and unlawful and they are not allowed to do it. so in the interest of supporting a free and fair marketplace, making sure consumers have a better experience with higher quality and lower prices, making sure artists are able to choose the promoter that they want instead of being forced to choose live nation, making sure that concert venues are able to pick the ticketing vendor they want and not be forced to pick ticketmaster. and to allow for startups and entrepreneurs and new entrants to the market to actually enter the mar

governor newsom and attorney general rob bonta were among those in attendance.ded in 1929, a total of 232 officers have died in the line of duty. all of their names were read aloud during the ceremony, and a memorial bell was rang to symbolize each point of the chp badge. >> we honor their legacy. we do that every day. we suit up and we enforce the law without fear, favor or discrimination. we honor them every day by showing empathy, by showing compassion, even love for those we come in contact with. >> the last time a california highway patrol officer was killed in the line of duty was in 2020. >> new at five, a judge assigned to a lawsuit filed by elon musk accusing the founders of openai of breach of contract has disqualified himself from the case. san francisco superior court judge ethan schulman requested disqualification because he was, quote, prejudiced against the plaintiff, his attorneys and or the interests of the plaintiff or his attorneys, such that plaintiff cannot have a fair and impartial trial or hearing the cause of the prejudice was not explain

we have more guns more places and that creates more gun violence and morgan death. >> bonta says investingy will lead to meaningful change. >> okay. let's turn our attention to bay area baseball. the a's taking on the pirates out of the coliseum in their second game of the series up. they'll have a sweep it when it's all over. sports director jason dumas takes a look. >> flying under the radar. the a's have been one of baseball's hottest teams over the last couple of weeks. look to keep it going on this day. let's head to the town as they were hosting the pirates at the coliseum. looking to make it 2 in a row over the pirates. second ending. we have a tie game to offer tyler, nevin first. i've been raking. if that one out to right. that brings in the go ahead, run lead it 2 to same score in the 50's until jj bleday. turns on this one. that lands in budweiser receipts, his second of the season. he wasn't done later in the game. in the 7th, he hits another one. this today center. the a's go on to win 5 to 2 after the game. talking about >> think our camaraderie is really good. i mean, it's a

so once that new law takes effect, as bonta announced yesterday, restaurants will be included. so this is a ban on those hidden fees, and it will include everything from hotel to those concert tickets you buy restaurant customers. they really like the idea. the most restaurant owners we spoke with did not want to talk on camera, but they did believe that this actually won't help their business. will that being up front and center cause people to dine out less? and if people continue to dine out less, we do have a struggling restaurant industry that restaurants still have some time to prepare. that new law takes effect july 1st. i'll taking a live look at walnut creek this morning and the sunrise looks lovely. it is a little chilly to start the day as usual, carrie, but we're expecting big chills for the weekend. yeah, absolutely. and what we're feeling for our morning starts will be closer to the afternoon high and a few days, so we're going to enjoy the warm up that we'll see. going from upper 40s in oakland. it's 50. in san rafael we have a light wind, but as we are making pl

state attorney general rob bonta among the officials at yesterday's round table discussion.y met with community leaders in the central valley working to bring attention to gun violence and prevent future shootings. the ag also sharing his own experience with gun violence as well with his daughter's school was put on lockdown because of an active shooter. >> and of course, as a parent. sends chills down your spine and fear. the worst. there was helpless 90 miles away, not knowing the situation course wonder what i could do. >> and no one was hurt in that instance. and looking ahead, attorney general bonta says he plans to keep advocating for so-called common sense gun laws and continue meeting with community members to come up with solutions. the state capitol, hundreds of crime victims gathered to demand. governor gavin newsom approve money for survivor resources and programs. and while democratic leaders reached a budget deal, some are not quite on board. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> more than 200 crime victim advocates demonstrating outside the state

attorney general rob bonta among the officials at a roundtable discussion today. they met with community leaders in the central valley working to bring attention to gun violence and prevent shootings. the attorney general also shared his own experience with gun violence when his daughter's school was put on lockdown because of an active shooter. >> and of course, as a parent. sends chills down your spine and youth fear the worst. there are was helples1 90 miles away, not knowing the situation course wonder what i could do. >> no one was hurt. and that instance at his daughter's school. looking ahead, the attorney general says he plans to keep advocating for so-called common sense gun laws and he will continue meeting with community members to come up with solutions. >> developing news now at inmate who escaped today, southern california correctional facility has been arrested in san jose. 38 year-old daniel lopez zavala escape the san benito correctional facility in hollister. this actually was on tuesday. so not southern california. the sheriff's office says he j

a group rallied outside the hospital today, and asked for attorney general rob bonta to look into the hospital's owner, hca, earlier this year, regional med announced plans to close the heart attack and stroke program in addition to its level two trauma center. the hospital says there simply aren't enough patients using the services. this is not just divestment, it's a systemic dismantling of health care access for those who need it most. we cannot allow a corporation driven by profit to dictate the future of our health outcomes. now, the state attorney general did not officially comment, but the south bay labor council claims the attorney general has offered his support. the owner of the hospital, hca, sent us a statement. it points out that regional med serves about 225 patients each day, and it's adding $10 million to emergency services that will boost emergency beds from 43 to 63. we have an update now on the bad blood between the 40 niners and the city of santa clara. the two sides have been battling for years, ever since the 40 niners moved to the south bay. they've now settled

. >> latinas call to cancer is one of the formal groups asking rob bonta to intervene. we reached out to hca healthcare and haven't heard back yet. the company offered to meet with local officials, but supervisor cindy chavez was upset the offer came after a decision was already made. >>> taking a live look at levi's stadium where the city and the 49ers reached a deal to settle longstanding disputes over operation costs. the agreement will reduce the amount the stadium authority owes the team by 7.5 million and provide payment of 7.1 million in performance rent to the city of santa clara, but santa clara mayor lisa gillmor is blasting that deal. she said in a tweet, "anyone saying this settlement agreement is good for santa clarans is deceiving the public. the money the team claims the city gets requires repayment. it's a loan shark-time deal." the city council will meet with the authority tuesday to make amendments to the stadium and ground leases. >>> across the uc system strikes by academic workers are expected to grow in the coming days, that after a state labor boa

plus how the oi >> state attorney general rob bonta held a roundtable discussion with south bay leaders today about continued efforts to try to stop gun violence. montas focus was on equipping local agencies with the tools necessary to try to stop the shooting before it happens as well as implementing rules in other cities. >> we status quo, state of affairs where we have more mass shootings in a year than days in the calendar year where the leading cause of death for our youth. is gun violence. where we lose 45,000 people each year to gun violence. we have more guns more places and that creates more gun violence and morgan death. >> mata says investing in the community will lead to meaningful change. >> 16 people were hurt after a u.s. c. >> again, 16 people hurt after a usc bus crashed with a light rail in la. it happened just before noon near the usc campus. 2 people were on the bus at the time wanted serious injuries. the other more minor injuries. police say several people were hurt on the train which had about 30 passengers at the time. >> all new u.s. cars are going to be require

. >> among those who spoke, california attorney general rob bonta. they were called to get there. >> careers and their lives to something bigger than themselves. to make the world a better. safer place. >> governor gavin newsom did not speak at the ceremony but met with law enforcement families. and later an american flag at the peace officers memorial just across from the capitol. of course, the ceremony pays tribute to all california peace officers killed in the line of duty. but today's especially about 7 who lost their lives in recent years. among them, the late officer gonzalo carrasco junior of the selma police department in the central valley. he was shot and killed last year responding to a call just one month before the birth of his baby boy maximus. russ. but junior's family honored their forever hero. and so did police chief rudy al cross been like so many of our other people in congress. it in my xyz slowed their community. after his remarks, he spoke with us about why he hopes the people of california, appreciate the service and sacrific

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attorney general rob bonta has announced a multi-million dollar settlement with and neil pharmaceuticals for their role in the country's opioid epidemic. the pharmaceutical company will be expected to provide nearly 3 million dollars worth of opioid overdose reversal products to states and local communities. states that do not accept the medication will receive cash instead of the products. >> may is asian american native hawaiian pacific islander heritage month. a new study released looks at the impacts of leadership on young asian women and identifying youth. it's called why we lead more than 2000 students participated in this on kron. 4 news at to simon, marion co-ceo of girls leadership who led the study joined us. she says she learned culture and lived experience impacted. the participants definition of leadership study participants. i'm not seeing leadership the same way that their teachers do generational immigration status. >> very influences their experience in schools. so, for example, 90% of first generation study participants have experienced by us compared to 64% of 3rd gene

engineering professor ahmed bonta says at least in the short term, technology that can do this in real time. cosa ci durborow mike? she wonders if whales could talk. what would they tell us is likely to take human jobs away? the tutors jobs will be at risk. you know, you can talk about that. jobs are really going to be at translators will be at risk at the same time, these things comes with a price. the question now is where does i go from here? yes that is the biggest fear. it will take away jobs, but with new technology, new technology, usually there are new jobs, new job creation. is that the case? i think it will be the case. this is so new. janelle that right now we're seeing people getting freaked out because their jobs are likely to go away. companies are cutting back because they have ai instead. but and you're right, with every new technology , new jobs and new sets of jobs have been created, i expect that will be the case here some because we're going to need and look at these things. we're going to need to figure out how ethically to deal with this. so we're going to have a

sobre esta situación, el fiscal general del estado, rob bonta, dijo que este acuerdo evita que el libertyveedores de servicios de preparación de impuestos, dijo el funcionario. y pasemos ahora a fairfield para informarle de un tiroteo que dejó a un hombre luchando por su vida. ocurrió el lunes. los agentes acudieron a courtland court alrededor de las 11,30 de la noche tras recibir informes de un hombre desmayado en un coche sin embargo, descubrieron a un residente que sufría una herida de bala en la cabeza. la víctima fue trasladada al hospital y permanece en estado crítico. nos movemos ahora al sur del estado donde una familia está exigiendo justicia porque 1 de sus seres queridos terminó con muerte cerebral tras ser atacado por un indigente. lo que más indigna a estas personas es que el presunto culpable se encuentra libre. dinorah pérez con los detalles. la familia hernández nos entregó este video de vigilancia del 9 de marzo pasado. josé juan rangel, de 74 años, está en el suelo. lo golpeaba un hombre indigente en un mcdonald's de las calles soto y cesar chavez nos cuenta que el ataqu

it is concerning assembly member mia bonta tweeting my heart is with the students, families and skyline high school staff and educators. >> all three of the victims are expected to survive in oakland. police say they'll be on hand at future graduations in the newsroom. joey hornet, ktvu, fox two news a high school student in santa rosa has been arrested for allegedly pulling out a knife during a fight on campus. >> it happened on montgomery high school on wednesday, police say a video appears to show a 15 year old boy holding an folding knife during a fight with another student, but that blade was not extended during the fight. the teen is now facing several charges and more than a graduation celebration. it's decision day coming up. we're there as some east bay seniors announce where they're going to college, and it's a gamer's dream store and nintendo plans to open its second store in the u.s. the troubled shopping spot that will be its new bay area home and in weather, a bit of a cool down today. >> lots of low clouds marching into the bay for this evening. the weekend starts off on

. >> i'm proud to stand firm and our request for attorney general rob bonta to launch a full investigation and to the recently announced closure outside san jose's regional medical center. friday, local advocates and city leaders say they're angry. it's time for the community to take action. said as a council member, peter ortiz represents the area with the medical center is. >> he says east side's access to this hospital saved his mom's life. she survived. >> heart attack last year. >> he's part of the coalition whose requesting california's attorney general to investigate hca healthcare, a for-profit health care operator which owns the hospital. hca, meantime, says it's eastside trauma center shutting down partly due to fewer people using it. it's also set to slow down its stroke care unit. this closure is based on one goal. >> more profits for their shareholders, but local leaders say they just don't buy it like single mom. jessica dean i've had to use it once myself for my son. >> and once for my father-in-law, he went there with a heart attack. their lives were saved. she says if the

california attorney general rob bonta has ruled that the ban on hidden fees for hotels and concert andrts tickets, approved by lawmakers last october also applies to restaurants. the price varies on the menu. that's the way it is, you know, and we don't add anything at il torno restaurant in san francisco's north beach, owner santino esposito says he has never charged a hidden or junk fee, such as a percentage for employees health care or higher wages. it's always been right there in the price on his menu. i work myself more, you know, i cut off some employee if i have to, so i work more. so i don't need to charge people any extra fees. but many restaurants are concerned that adding these surcharges to the price on the menu could cause sticker shock, says golden gate restaurant association executive director lori thomas will that being up front and center cause people to dine out less? and if people continue to dine out less, we do have a struggling restaurant industry. many restaurants, especially larger ones, do charge the so-called hidden fees. owners and managers at restaurants her

consumer advocates are applauding a big decision from state attorney general rob bonta to include restaurants and cutting out many of those hidden fees. but some restaurant owners are already fearing a ripple effect once the junk fee ban law takes effect, restaurants will be included. this will also include hidden fees on everything from hotels to concert tickets. restaurant customers, they say they like the idea. most restaurant owners we spoke with did not want to talk on camera, but they don't believe that this will help their businesses. will that being up front and center cause people to dine out less? and if people continue to dine out less , we do have a struggling restaurant industry. the restaurant still have some time to prepare for this. that new law takes effect july 1st. all right, let's take a live look out at the golden gate bridge, looking absolutely picture perfect right now. but change is coming. meteorologist kari hall is tracking some cooler temperatures, maybe even some rain. yes, we are looking at some rain for the weekend. so the beautiful weather that we've had these p

well, now to a live look in san jose, where health care advocates are urging attorney general rob bonta to investigate the impending closure of trauma and other services at regional medical center. in a letter, they claim that the closures are discriminatory and what impact lower income communities of color. the hospital, announcing it was planning to close its trauma center in august due to low patient volume. however, in april, south bay leaders endorsed the idea of keeping it open. we are reaching out to the hospital for comment and will have a full update for you on this story. in our evening newscast. here's a live look for you at sfo this midday. this is where travelers are packing airports ahead of the memorial day weekend. and that's because today will be one of the busiest days when it comes to air travel . the tsa estimates nearly 3 million passengers are expected to pass through the airport checkouts, and one couple says that they beat the lines. but don't expect the same luck for everyone. but i'm surprised that right now i don't see as many as i expected to see in the airpo