so california rewrites it. i didn't learn this, but in high school or at berkeley, california writes its own fugitive slave act of 1852 and it says that slave voluntarily brought in slave people into california and they can be trapped and sold if they flee within the state they don't have to cross a border to do that it also builds in this very scary thing. the sojourner law slaveholders could say we're not living in california, we're just sojourner. so journaling crummy verb here and that we're to leave. and so this the california fugitive act builds in that people can keep enslaved in the state enslaved, african-americans in the state for three years it's a three year figure even if by and that gives them time to either decide to settle here or return after abusing people for three years. yeah. um, another one, the well known africanist ali mazrui states in one of his books that the root cause of slavery was capitalism and the need for cheap labor. can you say the same about enslaving native americans and by

we never used to get people from california because why would you leave california? it's got the best weather. one of the things that i did, i'm talking to a gentleman. >> i'm going to let the debate breathe. it's his turn. let's take turns. >> i was talking to a fellow who'd made the move from california to florida and told me florida is much better governed, safer, better budget, lower taxes and all this stuff. he's really happy with the quality of life. then he paused and said by the way, i am gavin newsom to father-in-law. we do count gavin's in-laws as some of the people that have fled california and come to the state of florida. why are we getting people to come? we have a 50 year low in the crime rate. you don't see in the last 10 years we've had a 45% decline in homelessness. california has had a 45% increase in homelessness. we back the blue. i was walking the streets of san francisco a couple months ago and had some of the cops in san francisco do a beeline to come over to me. i didn't know what they were going to say. they wanted to thank me for standing f

que habitan viviendas administradas por el gobierno de california no encuentran viviendas asequiblestantes mudanzas, para hablar mÁs de la situaciÓn precaria de estas comunidades, nos acompaÑa luz gallegos de una organizaciÓn, gracias por acompaÑarnos y queremos saber cÓmo funciona el sistema de los centro de alojamiento para trabajadores agrÍcolas migrantes, cuÁles son los requisitos para que habiten ahÍ y por cuÁnto tiempo? >> estÁ vivienda que asequible para los trabajadores del campo, depende tambiÉn en su ingreso, que la mayorÍa de los trabajadores del campo cumplen con los requisitos, pero ahorita lo que estamos viendo especialmente en california esta necesidad de seguir construyendo mÁs viviendas porque estos algo que estÁ muy limitado y sabemos que los trabajadores necesitan de su trabajo para seguir pagando su renta y poder seguir sobreviviendo con sus hijos y familia y es por eso que debemos mÁs y mÁs que muchos de los trabajadores, dependiendo la temporada, siguen las corridas de la cosecha, que viajan desde el punto a punto de california, incluso otros estados y esto no s

california has no peers. californiae.o dominates sizable 21 state populations combined is a fifth largest economy in the world. we dominate numberwe one manufacturing state. we dominate in two way trade in research and developmen d tt access to innovation, more scientists, more researchers, more engineers, more nobel laureates in the state of california than any other the te oe in the nation. the finest system of higher education. it's the birthplace of life, science and biotech and nanotechnology. we've dominatelace of lifed gree dominate in high tech, we dominate in artificial intelligence . intellig so with respect, i think it's an interesting campaign strategy. foreig resctn to santos to be bg the state of 40 millionameric americans when california simply has no peeranens. s a pr that's a pretty slick way of not answering your question. et ing yourhe went on a binge of pf out a lot of left wing platitudes. here's what i would sa ldes. move talked to a lot of theto people that have moved from california to

i'm a little biased, as california senator. adam schiff and i approve this message. . >>> yes, a new report is out. it ranks california as the worst state to retire. so, the study looked at factors such as housing costs, obviously, taxes, poverty, crime, population density and population growth. california did score well in terms of health care. and, some individual cities like roseville, tracy, and folsom scored well. it is the cost of living that makes it so tough to retire here >> you are starting out somewhere that is average in terms of average income, average home price. it will be a big jump to go to california where the average home price is over $600,000. >> well, smith says there are still many small california towns where you would be able to find an e joyable lifestyle if you know where to -- enjoyable lifestyle if you know where to look. you may be wondering, where should i retire? new hampshire, maine, idaho, mississippi are the best states, okay. i am staying put here. there is a 9ers game on sunday. thanks for w

and you can see here in california, monterey, 60 degrees.e got 62 in sacramento. 58 in los angeles. and as we take a live look outside, we've also got sunshine with us today, which is really nice. upper 50's low 60's across the board here. so we're doing okay. we've got a nice dry day ahead of us. you can see that as we look at stormtracker 4, i know i always have to be the one who tells you that's not going to last forever. but here we go. we're going to go out into the ocean here and see where the next system is coming. but i wanted to quickly just point out some of that ice, the area that you see in purple, it was kind of bright pink earlier. that's right along i-84. that's where those icy conditions have been all throughout the day today, closing down roads, causing all kinds of problems. this is the next rainmaker that's going to be coming our way now. the first shots going come in friday to saturday. this is how much rain we're looking out for. so about a half an inch across most of the bay and then get to the north bay. we're going to

>>y somos los treinta aquÍ, pero hay miles por todo el universidad de california somos once millonesn todo este paÍs y seguiremos luchando. >>la junta directiva del sistema de universidades de california rechazÓ la demanda por estudiantes indocumentados, abrir el acceso para poder conseguir empleo en sus mismas escuelas, y tras hacer con una afecciÓn genÉtica, poco como un mÉdicos en perÚ le decÍan que su hija no sobrevivirÍa hoy sigue viva gracias a la perseverancia de sus padres. >> le saluda aguayo. comenzar el negocio es el sueÑo de muchos inmigrantes aquÍ, pero la falta de informaciÓn sobre cÓmo hacerlo suele ser un impedimento si es una de esas personas, la ciudad de oakland puso en marcha un programa de apoyo para que la comunidad inmigrante, la cual incluye educaciÓn de tema de negocios, prÉstamos y subvenciones hoy estuve en el primer tallerpara enseÑar y esto fue lo que se viviÓ. >> en la iglesia santa elizabeth veo muchos negocios y tengo la curiosidad de saber cÓmo se manejan esos negocios. >> varios miembros se dieron cita en el centro comunitario para adultos mayores do

también se mantiene y sur de california.an francisco en los 48. pero vemos modesto y fresno 37. 35 grados napa hacia el norte. algunos nublados en los 40. ahí está el sistema que viene en camino acercándose desde la zona del norte. y esto estaría trayendo más lluvia para nosotros, aunque de forma ligera . no deje el paraguas porque va a seguir lloviendo en la región, así que vamos al pronóstico de lo que va a estar sucediendo en los próximos días. lluvias a lo largo de la semana. así se va a mantener inclusive hasta el próximo fin de semana en nuestra región. así en california. abríguese bien. más detalles. a las 5 volvemos. gracias guillermo. >> bueno, ya se cumplieron 3 meses del ataque inesperado de hamás contra israel, algo que los nos hablará antonio rodríguez en el siguiente reportaje, donde también nos informará sobre la tormenta invernal que azota el noreste de los estados unidos. >> el fbi arrestó a 3 fugitivos que participó en el ataque al capitolio. el 6 de enero de 2020. el arresto se dio en un rancho de la flori

esto le costarÍa california $2,300,000,000 al aÑo. california se convierte en el lugar mÁs poblado. >> tambiÉn se ofrece ayuda. tres fabricantes ofrecieron lÍmites de precio. tienen dosis peligrosas. no vamos a una pausa. muchos consideran comprar una casa, pero es un buen momento para hacerlo? >> regresamos. en california las botellas de alcohol costarÁn un poco mÁs caras. asÍ se separan las botellas. en este caso sÓlo se deja las de plÁstico. este serÁ el valor dependiendo del embate. finalmente $0.25 por cajas y bolsas de vino. algunos comentaron que este cambio los ayudarÍa porque las botellas son un dinero extra a la hora de reciclar. informan el o clientes de este nuevo cambio. hay un tribunal de apelaciones que fallÓ en favor del estado de california. en diciembre un juez bloqueo esta ley estatal. gran cantidad de residentes recibieron con agrado esta prohibiciÓn. >> no podemos pretender que vamos a estar seguro con armas. >> muchas veces causan matanzas. se afirmÓ que los californianos oyen los esfuerzos. en el 2024 entran en vigor varias leyes que benefician a los trabajado

the second mission in california. however, as i mentioned before, it doesn't stay the following year. they move it to a new site in the carmel valley about five miles away. they claimed it was due to better soil and water, but it seems it was really two main causes. the local indigenous population really seemed unwelcome and the presidio that was being built in monterey was really close to the mission. and despite their claims that they want to be in conversation with other and working together, sarah really wanted to distance himself a little bit away from the military. couple of reasons why. one, he doesn't want the military interfering what he's doing. he doesn't want to feel like they're secular oversight. but two and will establish this for the two. the soldiers were notorious for their abuse of indigenous people, particularly the women. so this is causing more friction between the indigenous population and the missions. you don't want to people want to convert to your faith. if people in the same faith are sexua

we operate by the provisions and the and the constitution of california and the laws of california. so um, so those are the kinds of challenges that we face. and we've communicated that with the lieutenant governor. she has not gotten back to us on it, but, um, you know, she sent the letter and the letter went to, uh, the really social media much before it went to me. and there hadn't been a conversation and say, what are you guys doing? what can we do? you know, those kinds of things. uh, but we have used every means possible, and we have looked at every case that's come forward, not only in california but across the nation, to see if there's some provisions in it that cover us. uh, when colorado made its decision, i immediately called our attorneys and said, what do they have that we don't have? and what they had was not the work of the secretary of state, but they had put in their constitution a provision that allowed this committee and this commission to basically operate and do the work that was there and then issue it to the secretary of state. so they had done that. and, uh,

he'll make us all proud as california senator. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. san diego and ventura counties to help city governments recover from recent flash flooding. >> that story tops tonight's west coast rap. heavy rains yesterday swept away vehicles and inundated homes and businesses, as san diego mayor todd gloria toured the damaged areas. today also, the battalion chief and command said the sheer amount of rain that fell over four inches in some areas overwhelmed the city's storm drains. we live our lives trying to be be there to help everyone right? >> and in a normal day, only a few people need our help at once. we were able to spread that around. but yesterday we were overwhelmed. >> the san diego fire department carried out hundreds of rescues during yesterday's stormy weather. many residents also pulled out their own jet skis and canoes to help their neighbors. >> now to the state of arizona, where a skier was killed after striking a tree at a resort near flagstaff. this happened yesterday at snowbowl re

and consider california in the last decade, consider california before the pandemic, five years before the pandemic, california outgrew all western democracies. in fact, globally, there was only one economy, and that was china. that outperformed the state of california. in the five years prior to the pandemic, as we were accessing generating these environmental policies. and i want to underscore that as we were accelerating this transition mission. so i just i call bs on this whole idea, which, by the way, is an idea that's brought, bought and paid for by the arbiters of the status quo that are buying off politicians like me left and right. well, we all run out with our stale talking points. california is about innovation. it's about change. it's about entrepreneurial ism. it's about pushing out the boundaries of discovery and new thinking. and i want to invite the world to this state. and again, it goes back to the state of mind that i had in the reflection of your question. and in fact, being no matter what happens, i want you to all please understand this. no matter what happens in

aparte el california puede intervenirse de 7000 a 12,000 personas.ones de juguetes neutrales de gÉnero. buscando eliminar la eliminaciÓn y permitir que los niÑos jueguen sin ningÚn tipo de restricciÓn ni estereotipos de gÉnero. hay opiniones divididas entre address de familia. >> california se convierte en el primer estadoen exigir a las tiendas que tengan esta secciÓn de juguetes neutrales. de hecho sale a las calles para conocer un poco la opiniÓn de los padres y saber que tan de acuerdo estÁn con esta medida. >> si estoy de acuerdo. >> para mÍ esta mejor asÍ. >> juguetes asÍ estÁ bien. pero cuando hagan un carrito rosa o una pelota rosa. y los colores confunden. >> y aunque es muy comÚn caminar por los pasillos de las tiendas y ver solamente dos secciones. niÑas y niÑos . o rosado y azul. pero esto cambiara de acuerdo a la ley ab1084. que eras tiendas que no cumplan con esta secciÓn neutraldeberÁn pagar una multa de hasta $250 en su primera infracciÓn. y si llegasen a reincidir podrÍa ascender hasta los $500. el asambleÍsta patrocinÓ este proyecto

plus california forever. the development company is revealing a closer look now at its plan to build a new utopian community in solano county. and after the break, we're going to take a look at how the niners are preparing for sunday's big game against green bay packers. >> and today, maybe foggy to start, but we are in for a dry clear afternoon ahead of us. that's ahead of this weekend with a series of storm systems moves into the bay area making for some really wet weather after today. get to that. your forecast and a foggy morning commute is slowing things down for us across some of highways and bridges in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2

i will listen to needs of california. joining us live now to discuss this race and the presidential race, joe garofoli, senior political writer for the sf chronicle. >> joe, thanks for making time for us today. >> thanks for having me. how are you doing? >> i'm good, i'm good. let's start with california senate seat three democrats, all congressional reps. southern california's adam schiff and katie porter, and oakland's barbara lee. one republican, former l.a. dodgers star steve garvey, was it three against one last night? >> well, it was, uh, that one was steve garvey. and he, uh, it was mostly self-inflicted wounds. uh, garvey had was very ill prepared. he's never run for elective office before, and it showed, uh, but he had very few specifics on on anything, really. uh much like i talked to him for a story we had in, in sfchronicle.com, uh, that appeared last week. uh, he just hasn't formulated a lot of policy proposals, and it showed last night. it was really amateur hour. yeah. >> and despite that, uh, there is talk

en la inmigración en california.días. >> por supuesto, también queremos ver el área de la bahía aquí en san francisco, en vivo a las 5,9. >> sí, al parecer. bueno, también la lluvia está como que viene y se va bien y se va. vamos a pasar con marcelo rivera, quienes tienen más detalles sobre esto. >> marcelo qué tal compañeras? feliz miércoles! y efectivamente, la lluvia se retiró finalmente hacia el sur de celeste del estado. nos ha dado una tregua y tenemos mayormente cielos de al momento a largo plazo se perfila que vamos a tener condiciones secas, lo que queda de la semana hasta el fin de semana, algunas lluvias el viernes en la tarde noche, más bien hacia el norte de la bahía, igualmente el sábado y el domingo. así que básicamente los próximos días se perfilan como unos secos con condiciones bastante estables en la región. las temperaturas actualmente en la zona de la bahía ubicada en los 60 grados para oakland 59 para san mateo hayward, con 63, 59 para sunnyvale y hacia el sur. acá en san josé. agradable esa tem

and then it moves into southern california.what i just show you, i showed you an atmospheric river that's not going to be or shouldn't be a real problem for us in terms of its tenure, how long it's going to stick around, it's going to be progressive and move now when you get in trouble. and some of the noise last week was that this thing wasn't going to move. it was going to stay perpendicular to the coastline and just unload on us day after day. and then you can have problems in this case. so we are going to get a bunch of rain wednesday and thursday. we are going to have some hydro issues. morning commute, afternoon commute, some high tide stuff. lucky drive, stuff of urban and small stream flood advisory stuff. napa river might come up a little bit and get close to some some morning stage, but that's going to be two days. pretty much of significant rain. and then it should shut down and that's what you look for is that back end, that shut down and that shut down. looks like it's going to happen thursday afternoon. so wednesd

the second mission in california. however, as i mentioned before, it doesn't stay the following year. they move it to a new site in the carmel valley about five miles away. they claimed it was due to better soil and water, but it seems it was really two main causes. the local indigenous population really seemed unwelcome and the presidio that was being built in monterey was really close to the mission. and despite their claims that they want to be in conversation with other and working together, sarah really wanted to distance himself a little bit away from the military. couple of reasons why. one, he doesn't want the military interfering what he's doing. he doesn't want to feel like they're secular oversight. but two and will establish this for the two. the soldiers were notorious for their abuse of indigenous people, particularly the women. so this is causing more friction between the indigenous population and the missions. you don't want to people want to convert to your faith. if people in the same faith are sexua

california voters will have the opportunity to elect a new u.s. senate senator, replacing the late dianne feinstein. tonight, the top four candidates battled it out on the debate stage. ktvu greg lee explains the strategies each candidate used during tonight's forum. >> the top four candidates in california's u.s. senate race met for the first time on the debate stage. >> democrats and members of congress barbara lee, adam schiff, katie porter and first time candidate republican steve garvey making their case for your vote. >> let's shake up the senate. let's change how washington works. >> i have been a consistent, progressive who gets the job done, who has delivered for my constituents. >> we need a senator in california who's ready to lead in the big fights, but we also need a senator who can get things done as a conservative moderate, i thought it was time to stand up. >> time to stand up against career politicians. >> garvey, the former professional baseball player surging recently in the polls to second his competitors, came out swinging fir

they're sworn officers here in the state of california. so, you know, mutual aid that applies to them as well. they're trained officers just like chp has. they go to the academy. >> state parks does say the california highway patrol was involved in the response as well. a state park spokesperson didn't have details beyond that. as for how uncommon it is for a state parks officer to be involved in a fatal shooting, you know, it's not the most common thing that happens, but it does happen. >> i couldn't tell you the last time, but it's not unheard of. you know, we have been involved in officer shootings before. >> ama daetz abc seven news. >> we've been updating this story on air and online. you can get breaking news anytime sent directly to your mobile device through the abc seven news app. just be sure to enable the push alert feature. well, new this morning, a staffer in the san francisco's da's office has been fired after sending an inappropriate email to his boss. d.a. brooke jenkins. the email to jenkins asked what color her underwear

they're sworn officers here in the state of california. you know, mutual aid that applies to them as well. they're trained officers, just like chp has. >> and we also asked a spokesperson with palisades tahoe if any of the employees were victim of this carjacking, but they say they were not sure at the moment. and the area is remain blocked off for a while. but those people who are staying at this lodge, they are being asked to go around the entire building in order to go in. maricela de la cruz kcra three news. >> here. >> coming up, thousands of pokemon cards taken from an unusual burglary in the south bay. now on the search is on for the suspects and it's a case that mystified bay area law enforcement for a half century. >> the reward that's being offered in hopes of catching san francisco's doodler killer coming up later in sports. >> deebo samuel is given the all clear and will suit up for the nfc championship game for the 40 niners. we'll hear what he had to say today. >> also ahead, they were promised big businesses or big business

california 3.1 billion added to their state debt.ew york 4000 migrants come each week and new york city just spent 4.6 million to fly migrants outside of the united states. chicago, philadelphia, other cities, this is the point, that is why we have immigration and need immigration reform. this is not something to kick down the road. you have senator murphy and langford coming together to work on this and except for christmas day. >> tammy: that is what americans see going on in washington and doesn't fix anything. this is a petree dish in california, it will be national. >> kennedy: san francisco is collapsing and that is happening in the entire state of california. you can't have a welfare state expanding and have open immigration, math does not support it, california will collapse and pivot to the federal government for a bailout, which they do not deserve. drive past a federal building and you will see rows and rows of tents with american flags on them for the veterans. shame on gavin newsom. >> tammy: he knows who he is condemnin

utility bills in california are based on consumption. the more electricity you use, the more you pay. but a provision in a b 205, will allow utility bills to be at least partly based on your fixed income. >> the higher the income, the higher the utility bill feet. supporters of the legislation argue it's designed to help low-income californians struggling to make ends meet. but those here, most of whom originally voted in favor of a b 205, say it was rushed through the legislature with little public debate. they believe the policy will hurt middle-class californians and disincentivize energy users from conservation. the plan honestly is outrageous. >> and needs to be withdrawn for the law. the california public utilities commission has until this summer to hammer out details and review proposals from various public utility companies about how to best implement the new income based utility charge. but before that happens, those here want the proposal repealed in amended. if not, they're concerned ab 205, will lead to higher utility bills

utility rates here in california are too high. our constituents have had enough. >> californians are fed up my constituents are that was the sentiment from this group of democratic legislators as they expressed frustration over pricey utility bills across the state. and now they have concerns over a b 205, a law passed and signed in 2022. that could change the criteria for how you may be charged on your utility bill as it stands today. utility bills in california are based on consumption. the more electricity you use, the more you pay, but a provision in a b 205, will allow utility bills to be at least partly based on your fixed income. >> the higher the income, the higher the utility bill feet. supporters of the legislation argue it's designed to help low-income californians struggling to make ends meet. but those here, most of whom originally voted in favor of a b 205, say it was rushed through the legislature with little public debate. they believe the policy will hurt middle-class californians and disincentivize energy users f

i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution.the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. of his stake in the company to charity. hastings gave 2 million netflix shares to the silicon valley community foundation, which supports communities of color and people who are low income. as the wall street journal reports, the shares account for about 40% of hastings total stake in netflix. all right. he is perhaps best known as a trailblazer in bay area politics, but former san francisco mayor willie brown is also recognized for his iconic style and now san francisco goodwill is giving people a peek inside brown's closet for a limited time. you too, can shop a collection of clothes owned by the former mayor, 36 items are up for auction, including a taupe kitten overcoat. most recent bid of about $355, and this black salvatore ferragamo peacoat right now goin

this comes at a time when several insurance companies are pulling out of california. mortgage demand is up to start the year, despite a slight increase in mortgage rates, home purchase applications rose 10% in the first week of january compared to the previous week. data from the mortgage bankers association also showed that rates increased from 6.76 to 6.81% during that time. applications to refinance a home loan went up nearly 20% from the previous week and 30% higher than the same time a year ago. >> a chronic shortage of workers hits california to next here on the nine, the field struggling to fill open positions as agencies boost their recruitment efforts. then a five day strike is planned at all cal state university campuses. why thousands of employees say they're ready to walk off the job in just few w here's your biggie bag. all that food for 5 bucks. -that's my go to. -oooh - that's my ride or die. hah... just like you and me... bag boys. ♪ bag boys, whatcha gonna do ♪ -don't... ♪ whatcha gonna do when we bring your food ♪ -don't... do it... you can always be

pero también las granjas de california.rabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. en sintonía. en estos días ya se reporta la presencia de una gripe aviar más potente en esta temporada, lo que podría impactar en los productos que usted compra, como el huevo, pero también en el sacrificio de las aves. en california, claudia de la fuente nos trae el informe de cómo está el panorama en lo que usted puede hacer para estar prevenido. >> si afecta a cuando hay enfermedades así porque, pues todo, todo la gallina con una gallina que se te infecta con una gallina que se te infecta, ya te tienes que despoblar toda la toda la todo a las gallinas. juan trabaja desde hace 14 años en la industria avícola. >> está notando que la influenza o gripe aviar está pegando más fuerte a california. >> hay un rancho allá en elmer que que salió afectado y tuvieron que despoblar toda la ciudad y más allá de ese lado, algunos consumidores también lo notan en los anaqueles de las tiendas, en algunos casos con menos producto y el que hay está

prove that you deserve to protect the citizens of california. prove that you deserve to graduate and wear that badge. >> plus pushing proposition e, san francisco's mayor says police need more power to help address crime critics, though, have concerns. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at 730. >> and that measure is one of several on the march ballot. and it picked up the support today of the police union. good evening everyone. i'm heather holmes. while officers welcomed this proposition, others are pushing back against it. our kristen captain has more now on this important decision before voters in san francisco. >> proposition e would allow police to begin using new technology like drones and cameras, reduce the paperwork for officers to get them back on the streets faster, and would change the city's pursuit policy to allow officers to pursue suspects in nonviolent felonies and violent misdemeanors. michael hsu says that would have helped him after burglars recently hit his shop. he says police showed up just as those burglars were leaving, but

california. department of justice said.sure decisions made by school board would have disproportionately impacted black and low income elementary students to the north bay. now, as the santa rosa high school refused to cooperate with police who wanted to arrest four students, according to the santa rosa press democrat police asked the principal of elsie allen high school if the four had been attending class regularly. they also said they plan to take the students into custody for a stabbing and beating attack on a 41 year old man earlier this month, the paper reports. the city school superintendent told the principal not to cooperate with police because the incident did not happen on campus or during school hours. police arrested all four teens as they left their homes, headed to school. the next day, a 34. >> now, people in one neighborhood in concord say they're being targeted by thieves. the video shared with us show two men wearing hoodies walking in from garinger drive on sunday, just before three in the morning. so su

he'll make us all proud as california senator. adam schiff and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. new state legislation being introduced that would limit how fast your car could go above the legal speed limit. the proposal comes as the nation is facing a surge in tragic deaths. senator scott wiener is preparing some bills, one including all new cars to have smart devices limiting the speed above the speed limit. it's called a speed governor. now it would also require side guards on trucks to reduce the risk of cars and bikes being pulled under during a crash. >> we know that in the last few years, we have seen more than 20% increase in road deaths in california. nearly 20% increase nationally. we know that it does not have to be this way. >> so the legislation also focuses on building more transit priority roads like rapid bus lanes with the goal of making public transit more attractive to commuters. >>> all right, we are getting our first look of the inside of california's long awaited high-speed rail trains. in fact check

hands on california. and today is going to be a mostly cloudy one, but a dry one. once this fog burns off, it's going to be looking pretty good out there with highs in the upper 50's to low to mid 60's. we'll be talking the rival of rainfall tomorrow in your full forecast. >> and it's a foggy start to your morning drive. so take it easy out there. you are going to be traveling. we're tracking those morning. this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable. he also helped lower drug costs, bring good jobs back home, and build affordable housing. now he's running for the senate. our economy, our democracy, our planet. this is why we fight. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. ♪♪ stay ahead of your moderate—to—severe eczema, and show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent. the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists a

, california noticiero telemundo california fin de semana. esta por definirse quienes irán al super bowl y los 49ers de san francisco tienen que derrotar a los detroit lions este domingo para asistir al gran evento y en el condado de santa clara ya se vive la emoción y las autoridades advierten sobre una serie de cierres viales para mañana vamos a pasar en vivo con nathalie vera desde el estadio lieu con detalles de lo que necesitamos saber. natalie. bueno, obviamente mañana este lugar va a estar completamente repleto, pero mientras los niners se preparan para su tercer campeonato consecutivo de la conferencia nfc, los fanáticos también mostraron su lealtad en un evento en san josé esta tarde. >> tenemos algunas imágenes, y este evento fue presentado por cheque master en anticipación al gran encuentro. es parte de una serie de celebraciones. este fin de semana. mañana se realiza realizarán otras en san francisco, san josé y oakland y para quienes quienes tienen planeado ver el partido de las 15:30 de la tarde aquí en el estadio, las autoridad

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california was among the best scoring states. alabama and georgia were among the worst. >>> if you still don't have your tickets for sunday's nfc championship game at levi's and you want to go, you'll have to pay up. this will be a big game for football fans everywhere. the niners take on jared goff and the lions for a trip to the super bowl. oh, yes, the super bowl. and unless you have a friend with some spare tickets, prices on the secondhand market are not cheap. nose bleed seats, plus the added fees, of course, will cost you about $500. and the vip tickets that kris normally sits in, they start at about $3,500. those seats also come with free food and drinks, so bring your appetite. or gather at one of the many bay area sports bars sure to be packed with fans. the niners are hosting three of those team-sponsored parties. in san francisco, head to momo's south of market. in san jose, san pedro social is located in the square there. and in oakland, it's at plank on broadway at jack london square. also, be sure to join us on the

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feliz lunes, california.actando gran parte de la región. vemos esta imagen satelital. lo fuerte de este sistema está yendo ahora hacia el sur de california, donde las advertencias por inundaciones continúan. pero es también la sierra nevada. la cantidad de nieve que ha estado cayendo en zonas elevadas, más de 2 pies acumulados en zonas altas, y estamos viendo todavía esas lluvias, ese remanente de sistemas que sigue entrando en nuestra región. por lo tanto, yendo hacia el sur, el panorama se mantiene con esas advertencias todavía de inundaciones, especialmente cerca de ocean city, allá en san diego, y el panorama en gran parte del área, por lo menos hasta el lunes, es decir, hoy a las 21:00 de la noche, va a continuar ese sistema. por supuesto. inundaciones repentinas hasta el mediodía. se espera que todavía estas inundaciones se extiendan hasta el martes a las 4, debido a más lluvias en camino y también las posibilidades de avalanchas en la región. hasta cuando estas lluvias tenemos el pronóstico en nuestro

>> sandra, amigo de telemundo, california.a si estamos en una locación donde hay cierta calma, pero mi espalda los decibeles están a todo dar. por qué? porque el halftime de este partido decía que los lions conducían 24 a 7 y obviamente había un poco de miedo. pero el tercer cuarto de los san francisco 49ers ha sido impecable. el juego está empatado. 24 y ahora, obviamente, el ambiente y el feeling es total mente diferente. así que hay juego en levi stadium y las esperanzas de los 49ers de ir al super bowl están intactas en el segmento deportivo. vamos a analizar absolutamente todo y esperemos que el equipo rojo esté más cerca del cometido. >> así que juego. nos vemos más adelante, max. oigan. domingo de emociones para los aficionados de los 49ers de san francisco. como ya lo escuchó, el partido se va acercando a su final y los fanáticos están al borde del asiento mientras están observando ese marcador del juego. vamos con nathalie vera, que está en vivo desde el centro de san josé. escuchen a la gente desde acá. le escucho, n

that is according to this new inside california politics. emerson college poll showing ship in the lead with 25% and garvey in second with 18% in 3rd democrat katie porter with 13%. and rounding out the top 4 democrat barber lead with 8%. all other senate candidates polling at 3% or under that means since our last poll in november. shift support grew by 9 points and garvey is by 8 points. that's the type of trend they're going to want to see over the next 6 or 7 weeks. spencer kimball is the pull director. while he says the results show to clear frontrunners in the race, he also stresses nearly one-quarter of respondents say they remain undecided. a majority of whom are younger voters. campbell says that could serve as an opportunity for the port early campaigns. you look at that 24% that's undecided. >> a majority of them are under the age of 40 quarter and they are popular with younger voters and said they're going to have to make the case not only to bring them onto their team, but then to motivate them to come out and vote. >> i issues p

he'll make us all proud as california senator. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. crews with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter last july. livermore police say he hit and killed 59 year old mitchell katz while passing another car in the left turn lane. this was near east avenue in mitchell street in livermore. katz was the owner of the mitchell katz winery there in livermore. now we go to oakland tonight where an average of two people die or are seriously hurt in crashes on city streets each week there. but now the city is trying to change that with new construction along 14th street, oakland officials broke ground near city hall to try to break the cycle of traffic deaths along the busy corridor. the $21 million project will include separated bike lanes and improved pedestrian crossings. >> we know that these implementations happens not only here on 14th street, but across the city is going to make a difference and it's going to save lives. officials want to avoid deadly tragedies like the crash in 2022 at 14th and jeffe

i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution.the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. bally's corporation says the tropicana will close april 2nd to move forward with plans to transform the site into a resort and ballpark. while there still hasn't been any official rendering of a park. the move signifies a big change in the timeline and may of last year, bally's president suggested the tropicana could remain open until may of 2025. all right, so we're now just 12 days away from super bowl 58 between the san francisco 49 ers and the kansas city chiefs. >> and many 49ers fans are planning to head to las vegas hoping to see the 49 ers bring home their sixth lombardi trophy . but it won't be cheap either. the cheapest tickets we found is going to cost you around $6,600. and some niner fans who are headed to vegas admit they likely won't even get insi

california is a state health insurance marketplace.gives people a choice to buy insurance if they do not receive affordable health care through an employer. it is available for people in all income levels. open enrollment only comes once a year. however, you can sign up after if you have a major event in your life, like losing coverage through an employer. boeing has withdrawn a request to grant a safety waiver for one of its 737 max planes, after an issue with the plane's anti-ice system last summer, the faa discovered a design flaw in the 737 max seven. the use of the engine anti-ice for more than five minutes can cause overheating of the engine. the 737 max seven is the smallest of the four 737 max variants, and has not yet been certified. boeing now says it will during e certification process. boeing sn the market. most recentl airlines flight, a popular restaurant on oakland's waterfront is closing, sources tell ktvu. quinn's lighthouse on embarcadero is shutting down for good tomorrow. quinn's first opened back in 1984 and had be

however, his max sentence, per california law, is limited to 25 years and up for parole. >> californiainsane as far as that goes. i don't understand it. if he if he used a gun, he can get life without parole. he can get the death pit. whatever. now he's not eligible because he cut her head off in the street. how does that work? he butchered her. he desecrated her body in the street. and they're giving him a life sentence because he didn't use a gun. >> defense attorneys for landeta didn't say much other than asked the court if his mother could make a statement. the judge denied that request, saying there is no statutory right to allow that. castro's grandmother spoke to the court. she was recently diagnosed with breast cancer, saying this case made her no longer fear the life threatening disease because if, if it takes me, i'll be with her and if it takes me, then it means that she needs me more than her daughters do. in her sentencing, judge lisa novak told landeta, quote, this is by far the most difficult trial i've ever presided over because of the true horror of the crime. you've c

topography and to topography of northern california versus southern california, right.vers. we've got a bunch of we got the smith river, we've got the eel, we've got the russian, we've got the gualala, we've got pajaro in southern california, while la has got the la river right. that cement drainage ditch and then they got some, you know, they just don't have the ability. so if they do get a lot of rain for it to run off. so when you see three inches of rain in san diego, you know they're going to have problems. when you see three inches of rain up here, you're like, probably be okay if there's not something behind it, okay, so our next storm comes in. we're going to see up to i think most of us will see a quarter of an inch, but these aren't heavy duty totals at all. you know, coastal hills will be favored in that would be the coastal hills being the marin county watershed. beautiful live camera shot. if you're not looking at your tv right now, you may want to peek at it. just so pretty right now with the lighting and the way the salesforce is kind of behind that cloud

california. >>> still ahead, we know the environment plays a big role in winemaking, how california growers are turning to tech to try to protect their livelihoods. >>> american researchers say science has some ideas on how to best drink your tea. this is controversial. the british are not happy about this. details on this slowly boiling controversy. not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter. never taken corporate pac money - never will. leading the fight to ban congressional stock trading. and the only democrat who opposed wasteful “earmarks” that fund politicians' pet projects. katie porter. focused on your challenges - from lowering housing costs to fighting climate change. shake up the senate - with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> your late night is getting a lot better for two reasons, sarah and stephen. the late news with sara donchey, then the late show with stephen colbert, all new ep

y que se necesita más presencia de la policía de california.an francisco informó que durante 2023 la tasa de criminalidad bajó un 7. >> esto en parte por iniciativas, dicen, como el apoyo de la patrulla de caminos para realizar patrullajes y también una postura más severa por parte de la fiscalía. sin embargo, el supervisor ahsha safaí considera que todavía falta camino por recorrer, sobre todo para reducir los delitos violentos y residentes como insisten en que falta resolver el problema de la indigencia. >> vámonos al condado san mateo, donde se está considerando una nueva ley que podría imponer sanciones penales para las personas sin hogar que se nieguen a ir a un refugio. jessica gallegos nos explica más de esta ley y qué pasaría si la junta de supervisores la aprueba . el martes, la junta de supervisión del condado san mateo avanzó con una nueva ley, la cual podría acusar de un delito menor a personas sin hogar que se nieguen a aceptar refugio y apoyo por hacerse o deshacerse de 1. >> te ofrecen un lugarcito y al rato adiós. o sea, no, no

the california department of justice says.ous school closure decisions made by the school board would have disproportionate only affected black and low income elementary students. >> oakland officials have broken ground on a project they say will reduce the number of people killed or seriously injured on city streets. the $21 million project near city hall will create separate bike lanes and safer pedestrian crossings along 14th street between lake merritt and brush street in west oakland. officials say. right now, the city averages two traffic incidents that caused serious injuries or deaths every week. >> traffic violence is now part of the city of oakland lexicon, and it is now a priority for us when we talk about community safety. >> there's not as much life and love as there used to be on these streets, but we have the opportunity to rebuild that. >> some business owners are concerned that the change to one lane of traffic will reduce the number of people on the streets in their neighborhood, but the head of the city's tr