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ag bonta says you have millions of californians who voted for donald trump. and he said, listen, that may be true, but the bottom line is, overall, california is still very deep blue. yeah. >> all right. we appreciate it. ktvu political reporter greg lee. greg. thank you. president biden addressed the nation today for the first time since donald trump became the president elect. speaking from the rose garden, biden said he would ensure a peaceful transfer of power on january 20th. he urged all americans to turn down the temperature on divisiveness. the president says he spoke with president elect trump on the phone and also with vice president harris. he says she ran an inspiring campaign. >> we accept the choice the country made. i've said many times, you can't love your country only when you win. you can't love your neighbor. only when you agree something i hope we can do, no matter who you voted for, to see each other not as adversaries, but as fellow americans. bring down the temperature. >> president biden also said he hopes the question about the integr

bonta believes will stifle progress. now he says he's most concerned with protecting undocumented immigrants, the environment and access to housing. >> when we have full frontal assault on who we are, what we stand for, our people, our resources, we will fight back. we will punch back. we will push back period. full stop end of story. preparation is the best antidote and we have long been preparing for this moment. >> now, this all comes on the same day. governor gavin newsom convened a special session starting on december second. that's going to be a special session. his office says will focus on protecting civil rights abortion rights, climate action and immigrant families. now bonta says that special session will also focus on giving his office more resources to take on the trump administration in court. as for republicans. well, they call this a political stunt. >> it's about politics instead of like solving real problems in california. and we have a lot of, you know, we are rising crime rates. we have cost of living

raj ag bonta says he and 41 other attorneys general want to put warning labels on social media sites.hey say, to protect young people, but ask young people themselves and they say, hands off, asked kris harris and she'll tell you about her relationship to social media. it's complicated. i've actually been taking a break from social media for the last three months, asked california attorney general rob bonta. and he says social media should come with a warning label like cigarettes. we think that people should know about the potential for mental health harms as they make an informed decision. parents and children, all consumers. but while ag bonta prepares legislation toward social media warning labels, some say he's missing the point. social media is nothing like cigarettes or drugs. nothing. journalist and podcast host taylor lorenz says it's wrong to blame social media for our problems. social media has a very positive impact. this is the same arguments that are being made right now about social media were made about video games when i grew up. they were made about walkman, personal

bonta believes will stifle progress. he says he's most concerned about protecting undocumented immigrants, the environment and access to housing. >> when we have full frontal assault on who we are, what we stand for, our people, our resources, we will fight back. we will punch back. we will push back period. full stop end of story. preparation is the best antidote and we have long been preparing for this moment. >> and all this comes on the same day. governor gavin newsom announced he is convening a special legislative session starting on december second, a special session his office says will focus on protecting civil rights abortion rights, climate action and immigrant families. bonta says that special session will also focus on ensuring his office has more resources to take on the trump administration in court. and as we come back here live, stephanie should tell you that republicans are calling all of this a stunt. they call it a political stunt. when we see you for the kron, 4 news at 2 o'clock. i will hear directly

bonta says violators could face up to a year in jail or a fine of $10,000.he state's price gouging law prevents sellers from taking advantage of those affected by disasters and unfairly charging more for housing and gas and food, and essential supplies. >> all right, let's check in now with chief meteorologist bill martin. when this fire broke out yesterday, winds really fueling it. and hopefully it's easing down. >> that's exactly what's happening. yeah. the containment is going to grow rapidly as we go into tomorrow. the wind advisory red flag warnings will probably be dropped in the next 12 hours or so. the winds have steadily been dying down in that area, but if you saw the sunset off san francisco this evening, you may have noticed how red it was. that was partially from the smoke coming up from that fire in ventura coming up the coast. this is what's happening for us this weekend. this is the long range model. i just want to show you the clouds that come in on saturday. and then a little green to the north, and then look what happens on sunday. i mean,

bonta believes will stifle progress. he says he's most concerned with protecting undocumented immigrants, the environment and access to housing. when we have full frontal assault on who we are, what we stand for, our people, our resources, we will fight back. >> we will punch back. we will push back period. full stop end of story. preparation is the best antidote and we have long been preparing for this moment. >> now, this all comes on the same day. governor gavin newsom announced he will convene a special legislative session on december second. now that special session is offices will focus on protecting civil rights abortion rights, climate action and immigrant families. bonta says that special session will also focus giving his office more resources to take on the trump administration in court. as for republicans, they called this a political stunt. it's not politics instead of like solving real problems in california. and we have a lot of. >> you know, we are rising crime rates. we have cost of living that is just o

bonta says he will ask for more resources and joining forces with like-minded attorneys general around the country. >> we expect to be able to do that again. we want to do that again and we expect pushback from the trump administration. we'll see what he does and how he does it and we will push back legally. >> reporter: the attorney general was asked several times what specific actions he might take on what issues. his response was part of the plan is to keep the plan secret, so some legal gamesmanship unfolding as the state tries to shield its game plan from the trump administration. asked about how much it might cost to do this, the attorney general said, "whatever it takes." >> thank you. the top republican in california's state senate blasted the move. state senator brian jones said in a statement, "this special session is clearly just another political stunt, a desperate attempt to distract from democrats' significant losses across california on tuesday." >>> just a few months ago trump suggested that his next administration might withhold federal disaster response funding from c

bonta says it's necessary. why republican say it's a waste republican say it's a waste resource.s mesmerizing. cleaning that greasy mess with dawn platinum... and not even scrubbing. —well, fluff my feathers. — [giggle] it cuts through the slimy stuff better than their old dish soap, removing 99% of grease. that's why only dawn is trusted to save wildlife. >> things are about to get very busy at the state capitol in just a matter of days. the legislature convenes for a special session. the governor vows will in his words, trump proof california capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with attorney general rob bonta. >> will bonta says this special legislative session is the right move to provide his office with more resources to take the trump administration to court. but republicans argue the state should put its money elsewhere. >> my message to trump is don't break the law. if you break the law, we'll see you in court and will win california attorney general rob bonta making that message very clear to president elect donald trump. all of it coming ahead of a speci

attorney general rob bonta held a news conference in san francisco today. moments after governor newsom called a special legislative session to increase money for legal fights against the new administration. bonta said he's been working with attorneys general from other blue states, preparing potential litigation to respond to action from the white house. >> full frontal attacks on reproductive freedom. the full frontal attacks on our immigrants, the full frontal attacks on our environment, on our civil rights, on the rule of law. >> bonta's predecessor filed more than 120 lawsuits against policies during trump's first term. california assembly member, republican leader james gallagher, said today that state leaders should be holding special sessions on the cost of living, not on trump. governor newsom also sent an email invitation to supporters this afternoon to a zoom call to discuss the next steps on what california and other states will do to uphold the rule of law. during a second trump term. it's entitled that conversation with gavin newsom, and will

california attorney general rob bonta sending that message to incoming president donald trump at this press conference overlooking the golden gate bridge. bottom made clear, california has gone after trump before and will do so again. if trump attacks your rights. i'll be there. if trump comes after your freedoms. i'll be there. if trump jeopardizes your safety and your well-being aisle, the there. during trump's first from the administrations of former governor jerry brown and current governor gavin newsom sued the trump administration more than 100 times over a myriad of issues. >> looking ahead shared what he believes could be in store this time. we know to take trump at his word when he says. he'll roll back environmental protections. go after. our immigrant and lgbtq+ communities attack. our civil rights and restrict access to essential reproductive care. which means. we won't b flat footed. january. it all comes on the same day. governor gavin newsom announced he will convene a special legislative session starting december second, all of it to pass legislation. the governor's of

the special session is scheduled for december 2nd, and state attorney general rob bonta is answering those calls for governor newsom today. his message today, progress will prevail. bonta spoke at crissy field in san francisco this morning, laying out plans to prepare for a second trump administration. we are ready. we are prepared. we have thought through all of the possibilities of the attacks on our values, our people, our state, and we expect certain litigation to come or certain actions to come from the federal government and certain litigation that we will take in response. if governor newsom's proposal is approved, bonta's office could see funding to support litigation in response to federal rules from the trump administration. now, this all comes as president biden spoke to the country earlier this morning. as we mentioned, about the peaceful transfer of power between presidents. scott mcgrew takes a look at the transition process. laura. transitions between presidents have gone smoothly every time in modern history, but one when trump lost to biden. take, for example, the ve

. >> will bonta says this special legislative session is the right move to provide his office with more resources to take the trump administration to court. but republicans argue the state should put its money elsewhere. >> my message to trump is don't break the law. if you break the law, we'll see you in court and will when california attorney general rob bonta making that message very clear to president elect donald trump, all of it coming ahead of a special legislative session set to convene monday, a special session the newsom administration says will, quote. >> protect california values, including fundamental civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, immigrant families and more. we're prepared. clerk will open the road. specifically. the special session is aimed at allocating an undisclosed amount of state funds, potentially tens of millions of dollars or even more than that to bonta's california department of justice. if that sounds familiar, it's because it is the state to not hold back from suing trump over a myriad of issues from abortion to immigration, to the enviro

attorney general, rob bonta, will be in san francisco today. what he's expected to say after donald trump's election victory. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you. >> thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's thursday november 7th. let's check in with steve paulson. no win for me this morning. no one really has it died down for the most part. >> everywhere. for the most part. yes. the red flag will end at 7 a.m. and so decreasing wind. it's getting cold out there. santa rosa, 37, palo alto. that's on the stanford campus at 40 degrees. livermore is 43. so decreasing when there's still a breeze. mainly in the hills, but wind speeds have come way down. oakland north, which had a gust of 57 yesterday, still northeast at 25. so we're not done yet. but the low, which is in northern arizona, will kick out more towards new mexico. that will decrease the wind today. clear and cold in the morning. sunny and breezy. you can call me the breeze today. it

bonta's predecessor filed more than 120 lawsuits against policies during trump's first term, a major concern the president elect's promise to conduct the largest mass deportation campaign in u.s. history. bonta spoke directly to the state's immigrant communities, and we will do everything in our power and use the full authority of the office to defend you to protect you. >> we see you, we value you. we will fight for you. there are limits to the state's powers in these legal fights. >> immigration is largely a federal issue, but constitutional law expert jessica levinson says california can push back. >> part of what the federal government might need is help from the states and that's a place where california can say, absolutely not, under no circumstances. >> greg lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> governor newsom also sent out an email invitation to supporters this afternoon for a zoom call to discuss the next steps on what california and other states will do to uphold the rule of law during a second trump term. it is entitled conversation with gavin newsom, and will take place via zoom a

bonta spoke directly to the state's immigrant communities, and we will do everything in our power and use the full authority of the office to defend you, to protect you. >> we see you, we value you. we will fight for you. >> there are limits to the state's powers in these legal fights. immigration is largely a federal issue, but constitutional law expert jessica levinson says california can push back. >> part of what the federal government might need is help from the states and that's a place where california can say, absolutely not. under no circumstances. >> governor newsom has called for that special session to begin on december 2nd. we have seen similar comments and plans from the governors of other blue states, like new york and massachusetts, falling in line as well. >> got it. all right, greg. thank you. >> well, it does remain to be seen whether president elect trump will have all of congress on his side. the first party to win 218 seats will take control of the house of representatives. right now, republicans are just eight seats away, with 27 races yet to be called. democrat

bonta believes will stifle progress. he says he's most concerned with protecting undocumented immigrants, the environment and access to housing. when we have full frontal assault on who we are, what we stand for, our people, our resources, we will fight back. >> we will punch back. we will push back period. full stop end of story. preparation is the best antidote and we have long been preparing for this moment. >> and the attorney general's comments come on the same day. governor newsom convene a special session starting next month, december 2nd, which his office says will focus protecting civil rights, abortion rights, climate action and immigrant families. newsom writing this, california is ready to fight, refused to turn back the clock and allow our values and laws to be attacked. as for republicans, they are calling this a political stunt. >> it's about politics instead of like solving real problems in california. and we have a lot of, you know, we are rising crime rates. we have cost of living that is just out of co

rob bonta says violators could face a year in jail or be fined up to $10,000.ifornia's price gouging law prevents sellers from taking advantage of people affected by disasters and unfairly charging a lot more for housing, gasoline, food and essential supplies. time is 610. it's a common ingredient found among some of the most popular over-the-counter cold medications, but the fda wants it removed from products like benadryl, advil, and tylenol. and parents and students fighting to save their school. the bay area school district, with 13 schools and is co idering lo ngng thr philanthropist and levi strauss heir daniel lurie will speak publicly for the first time today after winning the race for san francisco mayor. now he has been building a bigger lead in the latest vote totals through ranked choice voting. lurie pinned his campaign on reducing homelessness and cleaning up the streets against drugs. mayor london breed conceded to the political newcomer last night work is beginning to replace a former member of the san jose city council who is in jail on charges

state attorney general rob bonta, also in san francisco today answering those calls. christie smith has more from san francisco. during donald trump's first term in office, california was often seen as the heart of the so-called resistance, frequently battling the president's policies and today, it appears the state is set to become the face of that resistance again. governor gavin newsom says he wants to make sure california values are in his words, trump proof. so he's called for a special session of the legislature to create a strategy. meantime, state attorney general rob bonta was in san francisco today outlining his plans to address concerns about the president elect's policies as the reality of a second trump administration takes hold. i know there is a lot of fear and anxiety, frustration. bonta talked about how his office is prepared for potential challenges as attorney general, i will continue to use the full force of the law, the full authority of my office, to address injustice, to stand up for all people, especially those who have been long overlooked and

attorney general rob bonta held a news conference in san francisco to outline the state's plan. ag bonta spoke moments after governor newsom called a special legislative session for next month. he wants california lawmakers to increase money for legal fights against the white house. >> we lived through trump 1.0. we know what he's capable of. we know what plans he has in store. the silver lining. is just that we know. >> attorney general bonta says he's now working with attorneys general from other democrat majority states to respond to president elect trump's agenda. it says the group is building on its experience of mr. trump's first four years in office, full frontal attacks on reproductive freedom, the full frontal attacks on our immigrants, the full frontal attacks on our environment, on our civil rights, on the rule of law. in response to president elect trump's victory. governor newsom said, the freedoms we hold dear in california are under attack, and we will not sit idle. california has faced this challenge before and we know how to respond. >> our time now. 707 governo

. >> governor newsom is calling for a special session, and attorney general rob bonta says he and his staff are ready to challenge the chief executive. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn is live in the newsroom for us tonight with the latest, suzanne. so ama, california's governor and attorney general, say they are ready to, quote, safeguard california values and fundamental rights. >> i'm still in shock. some voters are expressing raw emotion after donald trump's victory. >> i know there is a lot of fear and anxiety, frustration and sadness. >> and today, reaction from california's attorney general. >> you can be sure that as california attorney general, if trump attacks your rights, i'll be there. if trump comes after your freedoms, i'll be there. california doj did it before, and we will do it again. >> attorney general rob bonta says for months, he's talked to attorneys general in other states preparing, planning and strategizing for the possibility of donald trump returning to the white house. bonta says they're anticipating trump will go after immigrant and lgbtq plus communit

attorney general rob bonta is in san francisco today to discuss how the state is getting ready for a second trump administration. he held a news conference at crissy field. bonta says his team has been prepping arguments on almost every issue that could possibly arise during the trump presidency. the issues range from abortion to immigration and gun control. according to bonta, he will use the full authority of his office to safeguard california's laws and natural resources. >> in california, progress will prevail no matter who is in the white house, no matter who controls congress. in california, we will keep moving forward. in california, we will choose calm over chaos. fact over fiction. >> ag bonta says today's announcement is just the first of several steps being taken to shore up the state's defense against the incoming administration. vice president kamala harris spoke to supporters at her alma mater, howard university. it was her first public address since her election defeat. >> while i concede this election, i do not concede the fight that fueled this campaign. >> the vice

california doj did it before, and we will do it again. >> attorney general rob bonta says for months he's talked to attorneys general and other states, preparing, planning and strategizing for the possibility of donald trump returning to the white house. bonta says they're anticipating trump will go after immigrant and lgbtq plus communities, roll back environmental protections and restrict access to reproductive care. bonta says he has already drafted litigation to respond. >> preparation is the best antidote, and we have long been preparing for this moment. >> governor gavin newsom has issued a proclamation convening a special session of the state legislature next week to, quote, safeguard california values and fundamental rights in the face of the incoming trump administration. newsom says the special session will focus on bolstering legal resources to protect civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action and immigrant families. newsom released a statement reading, the freedoms we hold dear in california are under attack and we won't sit idle. california has faced this challe

president-elect trump and explains why republicans say it's a waste of resources. >> will bonta says this special legislative session is the right move to provide his office with more resources to take the trump administration to court. but republicans argue the state should put its money elsewhere. >> my message to trump is don't break the law. if you break the law, we'll see you in court and will when california attorney general rob bonta making that message very clear to president elect donald trump, all of it coming ahead of a special legislative session set to convene monday, a special session the newsom administration says will, quote. >> protect california values, including fundamental civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, immigrant families and more. we're prepared. clerk will open the road. specifically. the special session is aimed at allocating an undisclosed amount of state funds, potentially tens of millions of dollars or even more than that to bonta's california department of justice. if that sounds familiar, it's because it is the state to not hold back f

bonta says california will lead the fight if any rights come under threat >>>>in california progress will prevail no matter who is in the white house, no matter who controls congress in california, we will keep moving forward. >ryan>meanwhile governor gavin newsom announced a special legislative session following tuesday's presidential election. he's looking to protect the state's progressive policies around climate change, reproductive rights and immigration ahead of a second trump term. well, two days after the election, we are still waiting to hear who will be san francisco's next mayor. ballots are still being counted, and the ranked choice race, and the city is expected to release its next batch of results this afternoon at 4:00. the department of elections has processed more than 200,000 ballots so far, but there are still 157,000 to go. at last check, the preliminary results show daniel lurie emerging at the top of the pack, and mayor london breed in second place. as you can see right there, 56 to 37. here's a live look at election workers sought workers sorting and scanning a

bonta's office did not respond to requests for more information.n oakland, anser hassan, abc seven news. >> we're hearing new reaction tonight to san francisco unified students receiving racist text messages. these students are among the victims in more than a dozen states that were targeted. the messages come from unknown numbers, with the message they've been selected to pick cotton at the nearest plantation. in a statement, san francisco unified says hate will not be tolerated, and it's providing wellness support to any student on the receiving end of the text. the district says it will cooperate with any law enforcement investigation into the messages. >> we're going to turn within and make sure that we take care of our children and that we keep our communities safe from this uncivilized behavior. >> this afternoon, san francisco mayor elect daniel lurie put out a statement on x saying he's spoken with reverend brown and he stands with community leaders in condemning the messages that may. according to early investigation and the louisiana atto

if you break the law, we'll see you in court and will win california attorney general rob bonta making that message very clear to president elect donald trump. all of it coming ahead of a special legislative session set to convene monday, a special session the newsom administration says will, quote, protect california values, including fundamental civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, immigrant families and more prepared clerk will open the road. specifically. the special session is aimed at allocating an undisclosed amount of state funds, potentially tens of millions of dollars or even more than that to bonta's california department of justice. if that sounds familiar, it's because it is the state to not hold back from suing trump over a myriad of issues from abortion to immigration, to the environment during his first term in office. we sued him over 120 times. we won a vast majority of those times. and if you break the law when he breaks the law. >> we will in court and see him in court to make sure we stop him. but it all comes just a week and a half after california'

the department of justice report, released today in san francisco by state attorney general rob bonta. now, according to the report, the number of ghost guns recovered from crime scenes was down 23% last year compared to the year before. attorney general bonta says despite the decrease, the report, quote, documents just how dangerous the ghost gun industry is. are actually even scarier than they sound. ghost guns are unserialized, untraceable firearms assembled by individuals who are not licensed to manufacture firearms. this is a skip. the background check industry. the report also outlines how california has taken action to address the ghost gun crisis through law enforcement actions and litigation against ghost gun companies. thanks for watching ktvu crime files. see you next time (robert rose) - chicken or egg. potato or "potah-to." journey or destination. these are just trite clichés or abstract philosophical conundrums, right? but if your destination is southern spain and your journey is via river cruise on a ship called la belle de cadix, is it the journey or the destination th

la asambleísta min bonta destacó este viernes la inversión de 322 millones de dólares que la agenciaire. bonta agregó que este cambio también se traduciría en una prosperidad económica para la ciudad, pero sobre todo en comunidades cercanas. bueno, y hay que destacar que parte de este equipo que se utiliza en esta terminal marítima está funcionando a base de diésel. s, precisamente por esta razón los funcionarios informan que este paso acerca a la comunidad hacia una economía que proporciona muy buenos empleos y al mismo tiempo expande lo que califican como justicia ambiental. seguimos hablando entonces del ambiente, pero ahora con las condiciones del tiempo. para ello pasamos con gabriela dellán para que nos explique. muy buenas tardes amigos, un placer acompañarles. iniciamos con nuestra imagen de radar para mostrarles precisamente a distancia esta masa nubosa que está sobre el pacífico. esto durante los próximos días estará aportando lluvia. incluso vemos ese sistema de baja presión que comenzará a hacer su entrada y por supuesto, estará dejando pues esa lluvia nieve a nivel de mo

and california attorney general rob bonta making that message very clear to president elect donald trump, all of it coming ahead of a special legislative session set to convene monday, a special session the newsom administration says will, quote. >> protect california values, including fundamental civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, immigrant families and more prepared clerk will open the road. specifically. the special session is aimed at allocating an undisclosed amount of state funds, potentially tens of millions of dollars or even more than that to bonta's california department of justice. if that sounds familiar, it's because it is the state to not hold back from suing trump over a myriad of issues from abortion to immigration, to the environment during his first term in office. we sued him over 120 times. we won a vast majority. >> of those times. and if you break the law when he breaks the law, we will in court and see him in court to make sure we stop him. but it all comes just a week and a half after california's nonpartisan legislative analyst released this repo

muy posible que tengamos que comenzar juicios en contra de trump sobre sus políticas bonta también aseguró, el uso de las armas de fuego y la protección de la comunidad lgbtq. y para que esto sea posible, el gobernador newsom busca aumentar los fondos disponibles para las batallas judiciales, pero republicanos en el senado estatal aseguran que esto no es más que una artimaña política. el único problema que resolverá es la inseguridad de gavin newsom de que el público no le está prestando toda la atención a él. en este momento no habrá una sola política implementada que no se pudiera más bien especial, especialmente esperar para abordar cuando la legislatura regrese en enero. aseguran que trump solo irá en contra de los inmigrantes sin documentos, con historial delictivo. mientras activistas por inmigrantes piden que no se alarmen y mantener la esperanza, verdad? no caer en el miedo, sino como como comunidad. al final de cuentas, siempre somos los que terminamos cuidándonos unos a los otros. y el llamado que el fiscal le hizo a la comunidad de inmigrantes es estar preparado ante cualquier p

attorney general rob bonta of california and 41 other attorneys general. so it's most of the country's top cops are saying we should propose this kind of legislation. exactly what it looks like. we don't know. although bonta himself, the attorney general of california, has within the last year sued both meta and tiktok for, he says, the deleterious effects these have on our children. so we have sort of a framework of what it might look like, look like, but we also know that young people are saying this is really unnecessary. there are so many more important things. so the battle will go back and forth. but social media is not going away. and i think these sites are going to be around for a long time, and they're going to play a big role in our lives for a long time. so at least the discussion is happening. okay. all right. scott, thanks so much. you bet. you mentioned lawsuits. the alameda food bank is moving forward with construction on its new location. despite a lawsuit trying to stop it. the food bank broke ground this morning at its new home on west r

california attorney general rob bonta sending that message to incoming president donald trump at this press conference overlooking the golden gate bridge. bottom 8 clear, california has gone after trump before and will do so again. if trump attacks your rights. i'll be there. if trump comes after your freedoms. i'll be there. if trump jeopardizes your safety and your well-being aisle, the there. during trump's first from the administrations of former governor jerry brown and current governor gavin newsom sued the trump administration more than 100 times over a myriad of issues. >> looking ahead shared what he believes could be in store this time. we know to take trump at his word when he says. he'll roll back environmental protections. go after. our immigrant and lgbtq+ communities attack. our civil rights and restrict access to essential reproductive care. which means. we won't b flat footed. january. it all comes on the same day. governor gavin newsom announced he will convene a special legislative session starting december 2nd, all of it to pass legislation. the governor's office s

bonta says it's necessary.>san francisco is cutting the number of days families experiencing homelessness can stay in shelters. the city is implementing a 90 day limit. but homeless activists say 3 months is just not enough time for family to have an exit plan. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the changes. >>will bonta says this special legislative session is the right move to provide his office with more resources to take the trump administration to court. but republicans argue the station put its money elsewhere. >>my message to trump is don't break the law. if you break the law, we'll see you in court and will win california attorney general rob bonta making that message very clear to president elect donald trump. all of it coming ahead of a special legislative session set to convene monday. a special session. the newsom administration says will, quote, protect california values, including fundamental civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, immigrant families and more. we're prepared. >>clerk w

if you break the law, we'll see you in court and will win california attorney general rob bonta making that message very clear to president elect donald trump. all of it coming ahead of a special legislative session set to convene monday, a special session the newsom administration says will, quote. >> protect california values, including fundamental civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, immigrant families and more prepared clerk will open the road. specifically. the special session is aimed at allocating an undisclosed amount of state funds, potentially tens of millions of dollars or even more than that to bonta's california department of justice. if that sounds familiar, it's because it is the state to not hold back from suing trump over a myriad of issues from abortion to immigration, to the environment during his first term in office. we sued him over 120 times. we won a vast majority. >> of those times. and if you break the law when he breaks the law, we will in court and see him in court to make sure we stop him. but it all comes just a week and a half after califor

bonta says he's most concerned with protecting undocumented immigrants, the environment and access to housing. >> when we have full frontal assault on who we are, what we stand for, our people, our resources, we will fight back. preparation is the best antidote and we have long been preparing for this moment. >> well, this comes on the same day the governor newsom announced a special session starting on december 2nd, which his office says will focus on protecting civil rights, abortion rights, climate action and immigrant families. as for republicans are calling this all a political stunt. >> people can't afford housing. they can afford electricity bills. they can't afford gas insurance crisis. they can't get insurance. and none of these guys are talking about that at all. instead, they're out here doing some kind of new political stunt to be the anti trump. >> well, we have heard directly from trump on this matter, but just a few nights ago at his final campaign rally, he did criticize newsom and california. democrats signaling this will likely just be the beginning of a long fight a

. >> will bonta says this special legislative session is the right move to provide his office with moreo take the trump administration to court. but republicans argue the state should put its money elsewhere. >> my message to trump is don't break the law. if you break the law, we'll see you in court. and california attorney general rob bonta making that message very clear to president elect donald trump, all of it coming ahead of a special legislative session set to convene monday, a special session the newsom administration says will, quote. >> protect california values, including fundamental civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, immigrant families and more prepared clerk will open the road. specifically. the special session is aimed at allocating an undisclosed amount of state funds, potentially tens of millions of dollars or even more than that to bonta's california department of justice. if that sounds familiar, it's because it is the state to not hold back from suing trump over a myriad of issues from abortion to immigration, to the environment during his first term i

california attorney general rob bonta planning a news conference tomorrow in san francisco to discuss implications for california and preparations for a second trump administration. now, today, bonta issued a bulletin to law enforcement on how to help protect those seeking reproductive health care in california. bonta says there's been a surge in violence and harassment toward abortion providers, especially here in the golden state. >> protesters in san jose rallied tonight against president elect trump. the coalition also says it's standing against anti-immigration policies and continuing its support for palestinians. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters is live in san jose tonight with more on what happened with that protest. lamonica. >> ali a few dozen people gathered right here at the corner of story and king to bring attention to policies. they blame the current administration for, as well as the incoming trump administration. no trump usa, no racist, fascist kkk. about three dozen people gathered at the corner of story and king roads in san jose a day after the presidential

bonta believes it will stifle progress. he says he's most concerned with protecting undocumented immigrants, the environment and access to housing. >> when we have full frontal assault on who we are, what we stand for, our people, our resources, we will fight back. preparation is the best antidote and we have long been preparing for this moment. >> well, this comes on the same day that governor newsom convened a special session starting on december. 2nd, which his office says will focus on protecting civil rights, abortion rights, climate action and immigrant families. as for republicans, they're calling this a political stunt. >> people can't afford housing. they can afford electricity bills. they can't afford gas insurance crisis. they can't get insurance. and none of these guys are talking about that at all. instead, they're out here doing some kind of new political stunt to be the anti trump. >> well, we haven't heard directly from the former president on this matter, but just a few nights ago at his final campaign rall

if you break the law, we'll see you in court and will win california attorney general rob bonta making that message very clear to president elect donald trump. all of it coming ahead of a special legislative session set to convene monday, a special session the newsom administration says will, quote. >> protect california values, including fundamental civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, immigrant families and more prepared clerk will open the road. specifically. the special session is aimed at allocating an undisclosed amount of state funds, potentially tens of millions of dollars or even more than that to bonta's california department of justice. if that sounds familiar, it's because it is the state to not hold back from suing trump over a myriad of issues from abortion to immigration, to the environment during his first term in office. we sued him over 120 times. we won a vast majority. >> of those times. and if you break the law when he breaks the law, we will in court and see him in court to make sure we stop him. but it all comes just a week and a half after califor

ag bonta spoke moments after governor newsom called a special legislative session next month. he wants california lawmakers to increase money for legal fights against the white house. >> we lived through trump 1.0. we know what he's capable of. we know what plans he has in store. the silver lining is just that we know. >> attorney general bonta says he is now working with attorneys general from other democrat majority states to respond to president elect trump's agenda, and says the group is building on its experience of mr. trump's first four years in office. >> full frontal attacks on reproductive freedom, the full frontal attacks on our immigrants, the full frontal attacks on our environment, on our civil rights, on the rule of law. >> in response to president trump's victory, governor newsom said, quote, the freedoms we hold dear in california are under attack and we will not sit idle. california has faced this challenge before, and we know how to respond. >> governor newsom's office says one focus of the special session will be protecting immigrant families. after preside

california attorney general rob bonta has issued a consumer alert on the fake representatives trying to exploit veterans. the scammers are known to offer a faster claims process. bonta says veterans who are seeking help should find support from a local veteran service officer or va accredited representative. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10. stick around for kron for news at 11. but first we do have of sports night venice here. 9 or insider. we've got a lot going on. >> here's the tease us. as you know, 9 christian mccaffrey be returning against texas. a we've got the very latest. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. inside iran. that rozzi after 8 long weeks of waiting. christian mccaffrey appears ready to make his season debut. barring something unforeseen, the forty-niners star running back will make his triumphant return on sunday against the buccaneers after being put under a microscope these past few days of practice, the forty-niners of officially placed a ques

and now california attorney general rob bonta says he's ready for round 2 as we will fight back. >>we will punch back. we will push back period. full stop end of story. california attorney general rob bonta sending that message to incoming president donald trump at this press conference overlooking the golden gate bridge onto made clear california has gone after trump before and will do so again. if trump attacks your rights. i'll be there. if trump comes after your freedoms. i'll be there. if trump jeopardizes your safety and your well-being, the there. during trump's first term, the administrations of former governor jerry brown and current governor gavin newsom sued the trump administration more than 100 times over a myriad of issues. >>looking ahead on to shared what he believes could be in store this time. we know to take trump at his word when he says. he'll roll back environmental protections go after. our immigrant and lgbtq+ communities attack. our civil rights and restrict access to essential reproductive care. which means. we won't b flat footed. january. it all comes

. >> california attorney general rob bonta sent extra attorneys to assist the alameda county district attorney's office. it's not known how many cases have been involved as a-g bonta's office did not respond to requests for more information. in oakland, anser hassan, abc seven news and on to the very latest election news. >> ap has called the race for lateefah simon in the battle for the u.s. house of representatives. simon beat jennifer tran by a 2 to 1 margin. this is the race in district 12 to fill barbara lee's seat in the east bay, and a political newcomer will soon be at the helm of san francisco city hall. nonprofit founder and levi strauss heir daniel lurie officially declared victory to supporters today at a rally. >> hope is alive and well in san francisco. hope, powered by our love for this city that we call home. >> lurie will be the first san francisco mayor in a century with no governing experience. today, he shared some of his priorities. >> government must deliver on its promises clean and safe streets for all. tackling our drug and behavioral health crisis. shaking up

>> so attorney general bonta is a close friend. we worked and the legislature together.poken over many months about this possibility. but now that it's here, we're starting to get together. i've been in touch with not just him and his office, but folks all over the country who are in the same situation knowing that our communities at risk, knowing that we're going to have to stand up fight back >> do you think he's running for governor in 2026. attorney general. yes, you know, i'll leave that question up to him. i think there are a lot of folks that are encouraging him to do so. i know he's got some decisions to make and we'll see what happens. >> and the next couple of months, alright, well, staying on election news, of we did just elect a new mayor in san francisco. >> curious to get your how does your office plan to partner with mayor elect lurie to make sure that san francisco saved by run for the residents here. >> what we're gonna have a lot of new folks at san francisco city hall. at least 4 new supervisors potentially more. we have our mayor elect to ran as an ou

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. >> first, california attorney general rob bonta will be in san francisco to discuss how the san state is getting ready for a second trump administration. bonta told politico earlier this week his team has been preparing arguments on, quote, almost every issue that could possibly arise during trump's presidency. the issues range from abortion to gun control. he'll outline those plans at crissy field at 10:15 a.m. today. >> the defense in the bob lee murder trial could call their witnesses to the stand, including defendant nima mamani. mamani is accused of stabbing and killing cashapp founder bob lee in april of last year. prosecutors rested their case yesterday. defense attorneys made a motion for a mistrial. the judge denied it. the judge also denied a defense motion to acquit mamani. the judge said there's not enough evidence to send the case to the jury. the district attorney of la voted out. up next, what that means for the menendez brothers case. but first, a check on the weather with drew. >> hey, reggie. 541 this morning, we're looking at your morning planner. get used to this i

meanwhile, california's attorney general, rob bonta, promised to use his full authority to defend immigrant communities. what could that look like during the first trump term? california sued the administration more than 120 times, often successfully. on the legislative side, governor gavin newsom called lawmakers back for a special session. so they will now gather on december 2nd to strengthen california law related to immigration but also reproductive care and the climate. the governor appears to be also calling on leaders in other states and other people to join in this cause, inviting them to a zoom call in a text message that some of them got. we're working to confirm that the governor has not yet talked about that. that text message. interesting. we'll see. thank you. chris. well, one north bay town is taking new measures to solve its history of winter flooding issues. marin city leaders kicking off new flood protection project yesterday. it's funded by $120 million in federal infrastructure money. now, if you've ever been in that area, you know there's really only one road in and out

well, attorney general rob bonta now urging those looking to buy a dog to be aware of scammers in this instance as well. bonta says there are breeders out there who often advertise that they have puppies for sale from a litter that was born in a home when in reality, these puppies are likely from a mill with unhealthy living conditions for those young dogs. and that could mean costly vet bills for these new owners. so officials recommend adopting dogs from a shelter or rescue organization. they say reputable breeders will also be more than happy to meet with you in person and they should show you documents for the dogs. if they don't have documents or they don't want to meet in person and those are red flags. >> we'll city council, by the way, has approved ordinance on the first reading. >> that would restrict smoking and vaping in certain public and private spaces smoking and vaping, both nicotine and cannabis products will not be allowed in outdoor bar patios vaping inside apartment complex. dwellings is also not allowed. the only exception would be if you're smoking, cannabis, there