reciente joe biden para una reforma migratoria, hemos intentado contactar al senador por california alex padillaigratoria estarÍa a la vuelta de la esquina, es como segundos pro alex padilla en su entrevista con univisiÓn alex padilla: creo que es vamos a lograr reformas que menese la comunidad inmigrante en los estados unidos. tayana: despuÉs de progre estÁ dadas promesas, serÍa distinto esta vez por parte del gobierno. alex padilla: sabemos que los Últimos 4 aÑos iba a ser imposible lograr las reformas necesarias. tenemos mayorÍas demÓcratas en la cÁmara de representantes y en el senado federal. esto no ocurre muy seguido. tenemos que tomar ventaja de esta oportunidad. tayana: se estÁ concretando algo ahora mismo? alex: ha cambiado hace unos aÑos en esta conversaciÓn. tenemos un presidente que estÁ listo para firmar cualquier ley. tayana: terminan siendo muchas veces promesas incumplidas. quÉ van a hacer distinto esta vez. senador padilla: varios latinos seguimos trabajando para asegurar que se mantiene como prioridad en el congreso este aÑo con el apoyo del presidente. tayana: seÑala que el p

hoy finalmente nuestro equipo logrÓ hablar con el senador por california alex padilla, esto luego deber escuchado el discurso del presidente biden anoche, donde varias veces ncnÓ la importancia de una reforma migratoria. nuestra compaÑera se sentÓ con padilla para hablar de inmigraciÓn. >> buscando ese camino a la ciudadanÍa. reportera: optimista de que una reforma migratoria estarÍa a la vuelta de la esquina es como se mostrÓ hoy el senador padilla. senador: creo que este aÑo sÍ tenemos esperanza de que vamos a lograr reformas que beneficien a la comunidad inmigrante en los estados unidos. reportera: pero luego de aÑos de promesas de un camino a la ciudadanÍa , ¿quÉ serÁ distinto esta vez por parte del gobierno? senador: comenzando con un nuevo presidente. sabemos que los Últimos cuatro aÑos serÍa imposible lograr las reformas migratorias necesarias, pero tambiÉn tenemos mayorÍas demÓcratas en la cÁmara de representantes y el senado. reportera: ¿se estÁ concretando algo ahora mismo? senador: muchas personas llevamos 5 a 10 aÑos en esta conversaciÓn. tenemos un presidente listo para

california senator alex padilla said he was 22 video. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has more. >> reporter: please make an appointment and get vaccinated. california senator alex padilla toured the mega vaccine site at the oakland coliseum, still giving shots at a rapid pace. more than 20,000 shots given so far. after eight weeks abandon the site this sunday after an eight week mission. >> since the site had been very successful, why would they stop the site? >> reporter: supervisor keith carson that the coliseum site is a lifeline to many underserved communities and easily accessible. >> you've got a major freeway right there >> reporter: it is my carson and other state and local leaders drafted this letter to be man's acting director, asking the authorities to keep the site running for another four weeks until the county could take it over. the response from fema? >> they sent us back over the weekend, yesterday, matter-of- fact, kind of a denial letter. >> reporter: enter senator padilla, who says he's trying to broker a deal with

senate, democrat from california, alex padilla. senator padilla, welcome to the show. capito say, hey, she thinks it deserves a response and serious consideration. where are you on their proposal? >> good to be back with you, chuck. look, here's my response, we just saw this playbook a couple months ago when president biden proposed a very ambitious, comprehensive american rescue plan. the only counterproposal that came from republicans is a small fraction of the dollar amount which we know is so urgently needed to respond to the covid-19 pandemic. now we are seeing it to play out in this infrastructure negotiation. i think president biden proposal is exactly the type of bold action we need and it's beyond disappointing to see it's a much smaller price tag reasons are countering with. the whole proposal is less than just the transportation element of the biden proposal. if it's a jumping off point, we need big leaps and bounds from where they are if we're going to meet the demands of our infrastructure and put our country in a position to be much more competitive in th

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alex padilla served as california's secretary of state. >> but now he's answering your questions as california'ssenator. it's all part of an exclusive town hall interview inside california politics coast, nicky lorenzo and frank buckley have a preview. or more than a year into the coronavirus pandemic and this weekend on inside california politics. senator alex padilla joins us for an exclusive statewide town hall. >> senator, discussed with us key issues including covid-19 relief and the push to give americans recurring direct payments. we have to make it clear as long the pandemic lasts. >> the federal government will be there to support american families and small businesses. >> another big national discussion right now. vaccine passports. we asked senator pda. >> if he supports the idea that think we need it get that follow when it comes to public health guidance of the public health scientists and experts here. they said that we need a mandate for a pet that the passport we also asked senator to make a promise to voters about at least one issue he will acc1mplish before running for office a

california senator alex padilla spending time here in the bay area at the oakland coliseum mass vaccination site. now tonight we're learning that it will stay open after all, and a devastating tragedy in the north bay when a mother and daughter drive their suv through a parking lot without breaking. >> and plunge off a cliff. and that's where we begin tonight. good evening and thanks for joining us i'm vicki liviakis jonathan mccall grant lotus enjoying the night off that mother and daughter dying saturday. >> after their suv drove off of a cliff in bodega bay. the 2 women were both employed at schools in the bay area. teixeira.dshe was a custodian at montevideo elementary school in san ramon her daughter elizabeth correa was a first grade teacher at light axson elementary in pleasanton kron four's. michelle kingston has more on this tragic story. >> when when you're an elementary school student your teachers, your world. a devastating tragedy in the north bay when an suv drove through a parking lot without breaking in plunged off a cliff in bodega bay inside that vehicle. a mother and a da

by the way, this coming sunday we will have an exclusive statewide town hall with the california senator alex padilla. he'll be talking about covid relief immigration, gun control and a whole lot more. if you would like to participate now is the good time for you to submit your questions on twitter using the hashtag inside ca politics. the town hall set for this sunday at 06:30am in the morning right here on kron 4. >> vice president harris back home in california. today. she was stumping for the president to trillion-dollar infrastructure plan. she joined governor newsome at a water treatment facility in oakland this afternoon. it was a first trip back here in the bay since taking office. they are highlighting the president's proposed 111 billion dollars for new clean water initiatives as part of the package. but the american jobs plan. >> looks at it in terms of the infrastructure pieceeand in particular, what we need to do to build back up and to build a new. what we can do to preserve. and to make sure all people have access to clean water and affordable water. >> the promotional tour comes as re

new california senator alex padilla is marking 100 days on the job.ointed him to fill vice president kamala harris his seat. senator padilla spoke to our political reporter greg li about what he's done what he wants to do and why he calls the past 100 days. ah, world wind. chuckle understand? as president biden marked his 1st 100 days in office with a congressional address. california senator alex padilla sat in the chamber, one of the few people invited to attend in person julie haener half the head. american jobs plan. the american families plan really sort of redefining what our country can be. i spoke with senator padilla's he marks 100 days in his new job, but he has been busy co sponsoring bills addressing climate change, electrical grids and safety of farm workers said that we have a good foundation on the issues and, more importantly, the posts of what is important to california and the need to act urgently. let's and are exhausting. moreover immigration, biden implored congress to pass his immigration reform plan a major focus for senator pad

california senator alex padilla tweeted out his thoughts for those in the ongoing farmers protest in india. >>> is it time to get in on the big coin craze? the crypto currency ended with another record day on wall street. >>> still had another green energy program that is putting financial owners in trouble. >>> a reminder that the >>> a single bit coin is worth more than what people make in the year. it serves another 5% closing at over $63,000. last year it was trading at about 7000. the new record comes a day before the wall street launch of the crypto currency coin base that will be listed on the nasdaq. the rest of the market was mixed as the dow jones lost 60 points. >>> allotment look in san francisco where the shoppers and diners are making their way back to stores and restaurants giving local businesses of much needed lose. a new study found consumer confidence is soaring in california or at least in orange county where chapman is located. and found consumer sentiment is up a whopping 322% in the first quarter after a drop last year. >> i feel comfortable being out here and

california senator alex padilla will visit the oakland coliseum mass vaccination site tomorrow, but he is expected to talk about the state's effort to get more people vaccinated and his visit is coming as the golden state begins to expand vaccine eligibility to more californians. the visit is also coming as fema is preparing to shut down that vaccine site at the coliseum a week from today. next sunday, the dia and senator dianne feinstein have called on fema to keep the location open. another big story we're keeping on top of today is the new india covid-19 variants that has now been found here in the bay area. doctors over at stanford university say they first made that discovery last week. >> they say what makes this variant a more dangerous and even harder to stop is that it's actually 2 separate mutations with which makes it easier to spread person to person. doctors now doubling down on their warnings for folks to remain vigilant and cautious, especially if you have not received your vaccine jet. >> i think until we get at least 75 or 80% or more of u.s. population vaccinated agai

michael, this weekend we have an exclusive statewide town hall with california senator alex padilla. he's going to be talking about covid relief immigration, gun control and other things. >> you can submit questions on twitter using the hashtag inside ca politics and you can watch the town hall here on kron 4. that will be a saturday night at 6.30 or sunday morning at 06:30am. >> this year's major league baseball all-star game will now be played in colorado. major league baseball, officially announced coors field in denver as its new venue for the midsummer classic. they now set today. the league pulled the event from atlanta over objections to georgia's new voting laws said many say are too restrictive today the white house address the change saying the georgia law is built on a lie and it's up to major league baseball to determine where they're going to hold their all-star game. arkansas just became the first state in the country to ban gender conforming treatments and surgery for transgender use. the republican controlled house and senate voted today to override governor asa hutch

we have an exclusive statewide town hall with california senator alex padilla. we'll be talking about covid relief immigration, gun control and more. you can submit questions on twitter using the hashtag inside ca politics and you can watch the town hall right here on kron 4 saturday night at 6.30, or sunday morning at 6.30. well, it is the first day in a new tier for 3 bay area counties contra costa napa sonoma counties. >> they did officially enter the orange tier today. and you're looking at a map that shows the current status for bay area counties. 8 of the 9 now in the orange reopening tier solano is the only one that's still in rant. good news for the wine country. wineries in napa county can now open their indoor tasting rooms. the change comes after the county into the orange. >> reopening tier this morning. today on kron on. we caught up with the spire collection is state in calistoga for what the new tier means for business there. >> one thing i can recommend anybody watching, run out. make sure you get appointments everything is by appointment. now, w

alex padilla. make sure and watch inside california politics this weekend and every weekend broadcasting statewide. >> and you can watch the exclusive town hall with senator alex padilla at 06:30pm saturday night or 06:30am sunday right here on kron. 4. >> get this. there's a new bill in the state legislature that would return a portion of manhattan beach in la county to the family of that black couple who own the land for. or they own the land. more than 100 years ago. i should say the beach front property was known as bruce's beach. charles and willow bruce bought it in 1912 and build a resort there for black people. it was one of the few beaches. black people were allowed to visit at the time. but the bruces and their customers were harassed by their white neighbors. the ku klux tried to actually burn it down and in 1929 the city of manhattan beach used eminent domain to acquire it and turn it into a park decades later. the property was turned over to the state and then la county. now officials wanted to go back to the bruces descendants. >> the bruces had their california dream stolen from them

. >>> california senator alex padilla will have a special guest at this evening's address. san francisco nurse, zenei triunfo-cortez will attend as a virtual guest and has been a nurse for more than four decades and works at kaiser south san francisco. >>> the federal agents have raided the office of former new york city mayor rudy giuliani be investigated for his business dealings with the ukraine. they say he had his electronics seized and the mayor turned donald trump lawyer has denied any wrongdoing and no charges have been filed against him. >>> still ahead and streaming on the bay area, the extra police presence on the roads in contra costa county right now and the risky behavior they are watching out for. >>> we just learned about new federal charges against a man killing an unarmed jogger in georgia. >> the quiet residential street does it seem like a good place for a timeshare vacation home? the neighbors say no but there is a service making that happen. we will explain coming up. beautiful weather across the bay area and nice weather this evening as we look south

california senator alex padilla. he visited one of the bay area's mass vaccination sites. he was at the oakland coliseum. we now know that that facility will be staying open. it was supposed to close on sunday. kron four's amanda hari is live there now with what leaders say. >> is why this is so important that it remains open. amanda. >> this vaccine clinic vaccinate about 5,000 people every day. take a look behind me. you can see the vaccine those people right now they're pulling up in their cars as we speak. those people in the best giving them their vaccines and assuring them in this vaccination site was originally scheduled to close sunday. vice president kamala harris announced it will stay open, but they're still a lot of questions. >> so the scale of this facility that's helped us make tremendous progress here in the bay area. and the last several weeks, more than 30% of californians have received their first dose of the covid-19 vaccine. >> senator pds says that's because of the silla t's like this one at the oakland coliseum that we're going to continue to work to

alex padilla. make sure and watch inside california politics this weekend and every weekend broadcasting statewide. >> well, you can watch the exclusive town hall with senator alex 06:30pm saturday or 06:30am sunday right here on kron. 4. coming up next in the cross from morning news, the lawyers are getting ready to welcome back. fans. >> how soon you're going to hear cheers from the stands. >> 2 weeks from today. the warriors will welcome back. fans to the chase center. this comes after the city announced plans to allow indoor event. fans will be able to attend games starting april 23rd. the chase center will only allow 35% capacity warriors star draymond green is ready to feed off the energy from the fans. >> it's tough playing in front of the. arena. you know, so. you know how fast coming back. you know, a on the tory leader stream. the excited excited for fans as well. you know, it is coming to games. is a huge part of some people lives, you know, so. you know, excited for them as well. >> tonight the lawyers will host the washington wizards without fans in the stands. tipoff is at 07:00pm. co

california senator alex padilla sat in the chamber, one of the few people invited to attend in person up the path ahead. american jobs plan. the american families plan really sort of redefining what our country can be. i spoke with senator padilla's he marks 100 days in his new job today has been busy co sponsoring bills addressing climate change, electrical grids and safety of farm workers. i think we have a good foundation on the issues and, more importantly, the posts of what is important to california and the need to act urgently. let's and are exhausting war immigration, biden implored congress to pass his immigration reform plan a major focus for senator padilla. his first bill offers a path to citizenship for immigrant essential workers. my god through their service and their sacrifice. they've earned the opportunity to live without fear of deportation and a pathway to citizenship. republicans air calling for democrats to shift their focus to enforcement, blaming a surge of migrants on biden's proposed policies. republicans also accused democrats of failing to work in a biparti

alex padilla. make sure and watch inside california politics this weekend and every weekend broadcasting statewide. >> and you can watch the exclusive town hall with senator alex padilla at 06:30pm saturday or 06:30am sunday right here on kron. 4. we'll be right back. >> 55 is the time we're going to take a look at the fire season because the governor is he just announced the state is going to prove a new 536 million dollar plan to help respond to and recover from wildfires. the money will go to mitigate and also forest management projects as well as hiring new cruise for cal fire. governor newsome says a wildfire prevention is an urgent issue because of the current weather we're having like in california to a tinderbox because we're so dry. >> and sense of urgency and recognition of the moment. we're in as weight said, the hots are getting hotter. the drives are getting drier. there's a new reality. you know, believe in climate change, you know, believe in science you believe your own eyes. >> governor newsome made the announcement visiting the shaver lake area in fresno county near where the cree

alex padilla served as california's secretary of state. he's answering your questions as california's new senator in an exclusive town hall interview inside california politics host nicky lorenzo and frank buckley have a preview. >> or more than a year into the coronavirus pandemic and this weekend on inside california politics. senator alex padilla joins us for an exclusive statewide town hall. >> senator, discussed with us, key issues including covid-19, relief and the push to give americans recurring direct payments. we have to make it clear as long the pandemic lasts. >> the federal government will be there to support american families and small businesses. >> another big national discussion right now. vaccine passports. we asked senator pda. >> if he supports the idea that think we need it again, follow when it comes to public health guidance of the public health scientists and experts here. so they said that we need a mandate for passport. we also asked senator to make a promise to voters about at least one issue he will accomplish b

join us for an exclusive statewide town hall with california senator alex padilla. we'll be talking about covid relief immigration, gun control and a whole lot more on inside california politics. if you'd like to join in on the town hall. you can submit your questions on twitter using the hashtag inside ca politics. you can catch inside california politics saturday night at 6.30. right after kron 4 news at 6. and then again, first thing sunday morning at 6.30. >> all right. take a look at this. a cold spell a big part of yellowstone national not yellow. the covered in snow. the west entrance. it was blanketed in white is a cold banned moved over montana and wyoming. yesterday the period of rain and snow meant wet and slick roads a slippery commute. i kind of hard to believe spring snowfall already. you can keep it don't want it want to go there. i was one of the but i don't think i want to go in the middle of a snowstorm. i want to be out the roman with the buffalo's when it's nice and that they do. all the guys are doing their get out there and enjoy it. yes, certai

california us center alex padilla visited the site monday, saying the goal is to keep it open. we have federal, state and local governments committed to working together to extend the life of this site. the details in terms of who's the point on operations, etcetera still being hashed out, produces three major details have to be worked out funding the operation. staffing it and especially getting the vaccine supply. we don't have a final plan or commitment, but i think the willingness but of all parties to figure out how to go forward, so we still have several days before sending arrives toe figured out the coliseum site has been so efficient. it's been able to give shots to about 15% of all those vaccinated in the county since fema opened its seven weeks ago and its streets a large percentage of communities of color, but fema has said it would all we run the site for eight weeks, and that ended comes this sunday. we'd be very grateful for what they've done so far, but we're so close. to coming to the end of this virus. we think it would be a shame that they stop it right now,

alex padilla. make sure and watch inside california politics this weekend and every weekend broadcasting statewide. >> and you can watch that exclusive town hall with senator alex padilla at 06:30pm saturday this weekend or 06:30am sunday right here on kron. 4. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> over a week after the season started the giants finally head home for their opener. and it was clear that giants fans are ready to get back in the building because even though they were only 7,000 fans. could hear the roars from oracle all the way down the embarcadero, the market by our studios and it was a beautiful day for a game. some wind. but that part of the charm here in the city. bryan stow threw out the opening pitch. he was the fan who just got jumped 10 years ago at dodger stadium by some folks. great moment for him. he's come a long way in his recovery. now to the game. johnny cueto was one of the worst starters in baseball last season. but today he pitched a gem. he didn't allow a hit until the 5th inning and we were scoreless in the 7th still throwing filthy stuff. lo

join us for an exclusive statewide town hall with california senator alex padilla. >> we'll be talking about gun control, covid relief, immigration and much more and you can submit your questions on twitter using the hashtag inside ca politics and you can watch inside california politics saturday night at 6.30. right after a brand new kron 4 news at 6. and then on sunday morning starting at 6.30. new tonight at 8, the town of windsor. police are investigating assault allegations against the mayor of windsor. >> dominic the poli. this comes after the chronicle published an article with accounts of 4 separate instances of alleged abuse kron four's amanda hari spoke with other elected officials have. to get their reactions to the news and what comes next. >> both elected officials that i spoke with said they respect the fact that mayor for poli is innocent until proven guilty. but they believe that you need to step down while the investigation is underway. >> it's shocking and disgusting and revolting and. >> my heart broke for the survivors. sonoma county elected officials are speaking o

alex padilla. make sure and watch inside california politics this weekend and every weekend broadcasting statewide. >> and you can watch the exclusive town hall with senator alex padilla at 06:30pm saturday. make sure you tune in to kron 4 news at 6.30 weekend show right before and then you can also watch it again at 06:30am sunday right here on kron. 4 had to throw that in there were breezy, you know, our new weekend. 06:00pm show. i mean, alright, as we take a live look outside here downtown san francisco, the shot looks kind of fuzzy. what's the air quality like roght a breeze. i know i'm people with allergies. you myself included. it's been a little rough lately. it's been brutal this i'm not going to % lie. it's been just downright horrible allergy season spring. >> really came out with a bang for me just because of all that pollen and lack of rain to not really clear out the air little bit hazy out there right now. but fortunately pretty good air quality could see moderate amounts. so for those of you in the north be just this weekend. so keep an eye on that and make sure did you know, take y

alex padilla. make sure and watch inside california politics this weekend and every weekend broadcasting statewide. >> and you can watch the exclusive town hall with senator padilla at 06:30pm that saturday or 06:30am sunday right here on kron. 4. we'll take a break at 5.52 coming up next on the kron 4 morning news the warriors are getting ready to welcome back. fans will tell you how soon you'll hear cheers from the stands. >> giants today's a's into is already did that in 2 weeks. the warriors will welcome fans back into the chase center. the city of san francisco announcing it's allowing indoor events at 35 capacity of 35%. fans are going to able to go to warriors games starting april 23rd again, 35% capacity and there are rules you have to be covid negative or show. you've been vaccinated worry star draymond green board. >> it's tough playing in front of the. arena. you know, so. you know how fast coming back. you know and chase on on the tory leader stream the excited excited for fans as well. you know, it is coming to games. is a huge part of some people lives, you know, so. you know, excited

those have been hardest hit by covid-19, california senator alex padilla made a video appearance. we are so close to turning the corner on the covid-19 pandemic vaccines are on the way up cases in california or coming down on while people are feeling better about it. i think this is not the time to let up. s 02 main messages today number one if you haven't gotten the vaccine yet, please sign up as soon as you're eligible by april 15th. every adult should be able to make an appointment and get the vaccine. it's safe. it is effective and what we need to do to protect your health that of your family, that of our community and how we're all going to get to the other side of this pandemic. leaders say they don't want people to be afraid of getting the vaccine, saying we all need to work together to end the covid pandemic. nursing students getting some hands on training at a vaccination clinic in san francisco today, kaiser's teaming up with the university of san francisco to provide training at the school's correct health and recreation center universities, nursing students are being su

. >>> barbara lee plans to hold a virtual town hall with new california senator alex padilla. they'll discuss the recently passed $2 trillion covid relief bill, you can link to it from lee's facebook page at 5:15 p.m. >>> once you get the vaccine you can get the verification card. but what happens if you lose it? you could breathe easier if you tend to be forgetful. the cdc says you can get a new one from the vaccination site where you got it or through the state health department. they also recommend taking a photo of it and then emailing it and don't post it online because it may be used to steal your identity. >> i did not think about that. i honestly didn't look at the little paper that they gave us but i'll make sure not to post. >> those vaccine cards could also soon be used by airlines if you want to take an international flight. >>> former 49ers center jerry newberry has sold his brentwood home, according to the "east bay times" the mansion at cherry farm sold for $3.5 million, that's about $1.5 million under the original asking price. newberry works as an nfl analyst

california. senator alex padilla were in oakland today. harris was at the water treatment facility. the east bay municipal utility district where she was given a tour alongside governor newsome. but visited one of the bay area's mass vaccination sites at the oakland coliseum. that facility will now be staying open after it was supposed to close down on sunday and that deal to keep the coliseum vaccination site open is a big win for lawmakers. but as kron four's amanda hari explains details on how to keep it open. those are still in the works. >> this site vaccinates about 5,000 people every day right behind me here. you can see those people being vaccinated right now. it's been a steady stream of people. the vaccination site was originally scheduled to close sunday. vice president kamala harris announced it will stay open. but there's still a lot of questions. so the scale of this facility. >> that's helped us make tremendous progress here in the bay area. >> and the last several weeks, more than 30% of californians have received their first dose of the covid-19 vaccine. >> senator

california senator alex padilla sat in the chamber, one of the few people invited to attend in personth ahead. american jobs plan the american families plan really sort of redefining what our country can be. i spoke with senator padilla's he marks 100 days in his new job today has been busy co sponsoring bills addressing climate change, electrical grids and safety of farm workers. i think we have a good foundation on the issues. and, more importantly, the posts of what is important to california and the need to act urgently. let's and are exhausting war immigration, biden implored congress to pass his immigration reform plan a major focus for senator padilla. his first bill offers a path to citizenship for immigrant essential workers. my god through their service and their sacrifice. they've earned the opportunity to live without fear of deportation and a pathway to citizenship. republicans air calling for democrats to shift their focus to enforcement, blaming a surge of migrants on biden's proposed policies. republicans also accused democrats of failing to work in a bipartisan way. f

california senator alex padilla joined other lawmakers to reintroduce the green new deal.t is time for another new deal with the american people. one that tackles the climate crisis head on and creates good-paying jobs. the 10 year plan seeks to significantly curb greenhouse gas emissions and calls on the federal government to create green jobs and sustainable infrastructure progressive democrats originally introduced the green new deal 2 years ago. lawmakers believe they can make better progress. now the democrats hold a narrow majority in congress. >> the california court of appeals set to decide whether governor newsome abused his executive power during the pandemic. this decision could determine how future governors use their power in a state of emergency. republican lawmakers first sued the governor last year claiming he violated the state's emergency service act during today's oral arguments court justices ask why the state legislature did not overturn any of newsom's executive orders. >> maybe this is the time for the legislature to emergency if that's what you thin

as my colleague alex padilla from california, congressman jared huffman, congresswoman corey busch of missouri, we thank you for your leadership and coming here today to speak. i also want to recognize our allies speaking today. ellen seamus of sunrise movement. kerry faulted of climate justice alliance and you how 32 bj sei you, your organizations are an inspiration and the heart of this movement for the past two years it has been proven that the green new deal is it justa resolution . it is a revolution. since then, every day revolutionaries have taken to the streets and the ballot box to make jobs, justice and climate action central to our politicalsystem . there is now a diverse, organized army of activists, leaders and community demanding the most ambitious action possible on climate. it is an intergenerational compact to save the planet. spearheaded by our young people who are going to face the most dire impacts of the climate crisis if we do not do nothing to stop it. for them this is life and death. because of this movement, we welcome a new group of congressional colleagues w

california are now in discussions to keep it open past this coming sunday. ktvu is rob roth tells us there are a lot of details still to work out. but senator alex padilla tour the facility today and offered both support and some hope. with the federal emergency management agency set to close the oakland coliseum, mass evacuation center this sunday. california us center alex padilla visited the site monday, saying the goal is to keep it open. beyond that date. we have federal, state and local governments committed to working together to extend the life of this site. the details in terms of both the point on operations, etcetera still being hashed out, produces three major details have to be worked out funding the operation. staffing it and especially getting the vaccine supply. we don't have a final plan or commitment, but i think the willingness but of all parties to figure out how to go forward, so we still have several days before sending arrives, toe figured out the coliseum site has been so efficient. it's been able to give shots to about 15% of all those vaccinated in the county since fema opened its seven weeks ago, and it's reach a large percent

mandÓ una carta por varios congresistas como alex padilla, joaquÍn castro, que incluyera la propuesta que ya habÍa presentado el senador alex padilla de californiaen que esta propuesta estÁ muy cara. si Él incluye esta propuesta migratoria existe la posibilidad de que vaya en contra de la oposiciÓn. los republicanos estÁn diciendo, no vamos a considerar ningÚn tipo de propuesta migratoria si no tiene un componente de reforzar la frontera, de darle mÁs dinero a ice, de parar la inmigraciÓn aquÍ estados unidos y la inmigraciÓn a frontera del sur. gabriela: eso quiere decir en pocas palabras que quieren darle mÁs oportunidad a mÁs personas de camino a la ciudadanÍa como que sean trabajadores esenciales que de que haya un bloqueo nuevo de la frontera. gracias, noemÍ ramÍrez. leÓn: muchas no solicitado la ayuda econÓmica. al volver de la pausa, hablamos con el director del departamento de vivienda sobre este programa que es importante. ya volvemos a "al punto california". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ leÓn: las familias de escasos recursos llevan meses acumulÁndose rentas que no han podido pagar por la pandemia. el gobierno hay descendido los plazos para que no pueden des

california us center alex padilla visited the site monday, saying the goal is to keep it open. we have federal, state and local governments committed to working together to extend. the life of this site. details and trump's of who's the point on operations, etcetera still being hashed out, produces three major details have to be worked out funding the operation, staffing it and especially getting the vaccine supply. we don't have a final plan or commitment, but i think the willingness but of all parties to figure out how to go forward, so we still have several days before sending arrives, toe figured out the coliseum site has been so efficient. it's been able to give shots. to about 15% of all those vaccinated in the county since fema opened its seven weeks ago and its streets a large percentage of communities of color, but fema has said it would on lee run the site for eight weeks, and that ended comes this sunday would be very grateful. what they've done so far, but we're so close to coming to the end of this virus. we think it would be a shame that they stop it right now, ch

greg lee ktvu, fox two news, greg thank you, california's newest senator alex padilla, responded to the address by saying in the 1st 100 days, we have delivered covid relieved to californians and the american people with shots in the arms, money in pockets and sweeping anti poverty initiatives, including and expansion of the child tax credit as we rebuild from the pandemic, we must aim higher than a return to normal. and in an unusual move, san francisco police chief bill scott responded to the speech. he said thank you, president joe biden for crediting police officers who work so hard to serve and safeguard their communities honorably. joining us now to talk more about tonight's speech by the president is our political expert brian sobel. brian the president, said. quote america is on the move again, turning peril into possibility crisis into opportunity set back into strength. what did the president want to accomplish tonight? and in your opinion, did he do that? well, first of all, i think he wanted to be the president or all of the people. frankly i think he laid out a very, very a

california are weighing in on this. that's right, senator dianne feinstein and senator alex padilla are saying if the state of california wants to take this over and it does it want some assurances solid assurances from uncle sam. from the beginning, the oakland call seem in los angeles, fema sites were unique because supply was not a problem, and that vaccine is not part of the state's normal allocation. it's above and beyond that, so it won't impact vaccine. are we going to the counties to support other requirements? in a letter to fema senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla asked that the california governor's office of emergency services as well as alameda and los angeles counties assume control of the two in ocular. nation sites, but they want to ensure that the sites have the necessary financial and logistical support so they could take over operations and that the federal government continues to send the sites. direct shipments of vaccine doses that said the two senators also reminded fema that the purpose of the two sites have been carried out to their original intent. very well. but there's still much more

california's u.s. senators are asking fema to keep the oakland coliseum up and running. dianne feinstein and alex padilla say it is essential to california. each side can administer 7,500 doses a day. now with vaccine eligibility expanding, they say the mass vac sites are vital, especially for reaching members of underserved communities. and this won't affect the a's system. a different parking lot will be used for the home games and it won't be a problem for capacity to be limited at the games right now. >> another major development when it comes to kids and the vaccine. younger teenagers could soon be eligible. today pfizer announced its vaccine is 100% effective in kids age 12 to 15. more than 2,200 young teenagers were will enroll in a trial here in the united states. pfizer says 18 of those 2,200 kids who received a placebo got covid. none of the kids who got the real vaccine got covid. nbc bay area jody hernandez has more from contra costa county. >> over half a million people died from this thing. to me that's all i need to know. it's serious and i do want my kid to be vaccinated. >> reporter: tha

. >> california senators and feinstein and alex padilla are also calling for that location to continue distributing vaccines citing california's intention to make everyone 16 and older eligible for the shots within days. in a statement they say in part, quote, we believe this is precisely the time when mass vaccination sites like the ones in oakland and los angeles are needed. it would be counterproductive to close them before the vast majority of the population is vaccinated. >> and there has been a rush to find a vaccine appointment in contra costa county. now that anybody living or working there are 16 or older is allowed to sign up the best. fact. experts say use a computer or mobile device to get on to the health department website after answering a few minutes worth of questions. you'll get instructions on how to schedule. an appointment could take some time options. might not pop up right away and there is a phone number to call. we have details on our website. kron 4 dot com. and as we've been telling you, being eligible for a vaccine and getting an appointment. those are 2 ver

alex padilla. make sure and watch inside california politics this weekend and every weekend broadcasting statewide. hall with senator alex padilla. that's tonight at 6.30, or tomorrow morning at 06:30am, right here on kron. 4. >> still ahead here on the kron 4 morning news johnny cueto was on fire for the giants in their home opener. sports director jason dumas has the highlights from the big game >> and now 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> over a week after the season started the giant finally had their home opener. and it was clear that giants fans were ready to get back in the building because even though there were only 7,000 fans there. i could hear their roars from oracle all the way down the embarcadero by our studios. so they were loud and proud. it was a beautiful day for a game. some when us part of the charm here, at least that's what they told me. when i moved here. bryan stow threw out the first pitch. he was the fan was jumped 10 years ago at dod er stadium by some dodgers fans. very ugly. but it was a great moment here to the game. johnny cueto throwing filthy stuff. he breaks

california u. s senator alex padilla visited the site monday, saying the goal is to keep it open. beyond that date. we have federal, state and local governments committed to working together to extend the life of this site. the details in terms of who's the point on operations, etcetera still being hashed out, produces three major details have to be worked out funding the operations. staffing it and especially getting the vaccine supply. we don't have a final plan or commitment, but i think the willingness but of all parties to figure out how to go forward, so we still have several days before sending arrives. toe figured out the coliseum site has been so efficient. it's been able to give shots to about 15% of all those vaccinated in the county since fema opened its seven weeks ago, and it's reach a large percentage of communities of color would be very grateful. what they've done so far, but we're so close. to coming to the end of this virus. we think it would be a shame that they stop it right now, jin says. alameda county currently doesn't have the manpower to run the site or a

that was missouri senator josh hawley, senator alex padilla of california today should statement saying the passage of the bill sends a loud and clear message he went on to say, quote california is home to nearly a third of all asian americans, and our strength lies in our diversity. i'll continue working to ensure that everyone regardless of their background, is treated with the dignity and respect that they deserve. funeral services were held for dante ride in minneapolis today, right is a 20 year old med, who was shot and killed by a police officer who says she mistook her gun for a taser. fox's met. finn has more on how family friends and civil rights leaders honored him today. acts nor god that this would not just be a moment in time, but this would be a seed that we will see the ford nous of justice and emotional funeral for 20 rolled dante right in minneapolis just days after the city celebrated a guilty verdict in the death of george floyd. it is the right thing to do. it is the right thing to do to stand up for our children. it is there. thing to do to speak up for our children

s senator alex padilla and california congressman ted lieu participated in a virtual town hall to talk about the recent rise in violence against the a p i community. down hall was hosted by the center for asian americans, united self empowerment and the group. stop a p. i hate congressman ted lieu represents southern california. he says all of the rallies held across the country to stop asian hate. give him hope that change can happen. i think where you're seeing is now the political awakening of the asian american community, and i think folks realize it really doesn't matter. what your income is or status where you live. what you do, you could be the victim of a hate incident or hate crime. and i think you also recognizing senator, but he a has also been outspoken against anti asian hate, he says. it's important to always speak up if you witness or experience racism. republican congressman matt gates of florida defended himself tonight against serious allegations of sexual misconduct. the house ethics committee is looking into reports that gates had an inappropriate relationship with

s senator alex padilla and california congressman ted lieu participated in a virtual town hall to talk about the recent rise in violence against the ape community. the town hall was hosted by the center for asian americans, united self empowerment and stop a p i hate congressman lieu represents southern california, he says all the rallies held across the country to stop asian crime. gives him hope that change could happen. i think where you're seeing is now the political awakening of the asian american community, and i think folks realize it really doesn't matter what your income is or status where you live. what you do, you could be the victim of a hate incident or hate crime, and i think you're all set it up. india has also been outspoken about asian anti asian hate crime, he says. it's important to always speak up if you witness or experienced racism today, u s bank distributed 3000 safety kids to asian americans, the bank says it is all part. of their campaign to stop asian hate. the kids are going to community groups, and they'll also be available to customers at its branches and

you can watch exclusive town hall with senator alex padilla on inside california politics brighton earlyorrow morning right here on kron. 4 starting at 6.30, and while up at 6.30. what's the weather going to be like, yeah, let's take a final check at your forecast temperatures already starting to cool down along our bay area for coastline thanks to that sea breeze. >> and shallow marine layer and a bottle 43 degrees and still in the low 60's. so nearly a 20 degree difference right there with widespread low to mid 50's for most bay area cities cooling down into the mid 40's for overnight lows in daytime highs. the mercury is rising and temperatures also going to soar to near 80's for those of you in antioch conquered in livermore, 78 degrees. upper 60's for the east bay shoreline pleasant temperatures. for those of you in san jose in the mid 70's in downtown san francisco in the mid 60's and you could see that pollen outlook is also going to go up with medium to high amounts of ak oak ash and mulberry and no rain in sight for the next 10 days. but we have to give a special birthday shout

in a letter to fema senators dianne feinstein and alex padilla asked that the california governor's office of emergency services as well as alameda and los angeles counties assume control of the to inoculate nation sites, but they want to ensure that the sites have the necessary financial and logistical support so they could take over operations and that the federal government continues to send the sites. direct shipments of vaccine doses that said the two senators also reminded fema that the purpose of the two sites have been carried out to their original intent. very well. but there's still much more work to do to fulfill it, saying these sites are succeeding in reducing racial disparities and distribution and reaching residents who might not otherwise have access to the vaccine. in the last six weeks, the two sites have administered more than a half million doses. and now folks over age 16 will be eligible to be vaccinated. as of april. the 15th it will be, you know our desire to expand this out to ah, you know, to a broader audience. more counties if retained. it's not known if the oak

alex padilla, visitÓ por primera vez el Área de la bahÍa despuÉs de que asumiÓ el cargo de senador federal por californiaraciÓn del presidente biden sobre el plan de empleo y la necesidad de la reparaciÓn del suministro de agua del paÍs. para garantizar el agua potable, que se asegura y sea para todos. la vicepresidenta harris, anunciÓ que el centro de vacunaciÓn en el coliseo de oakland permanecerÁ abierto. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ al parecer, tendremos una semana fresca en el Área de la bahÍa, quÉ nos dice que esperar es nuestra meteorÓloga. meteorÓloga: gracias, buenas noches. hemos tenido un descanso de temperaturas cÁlidas en la bahÍa de san francisco, en san josÉ la mÁxima 63 por debajo de lo que es normal para el promedio, 68 es el promedio de temperatura para esta Época de primavera. 89 rÉcord de calor establecido para el aÑo 1989. amplia nubosidad nos ha estado acompaÑando gran parte del dÍa asÍ se observaba en esas horas de la tarde, nubosidad que ingresaba desde el oeste, con vientos que han estado soplando cerca de 15 millas por hora. ningÚn fenÓmeno que provoca precipitaciÓn estarÁ presente durante los prÓxi

paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable alex padilla, a senator from the state of california, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. morning business is closed. and under the previous order the senate will resume consideration of s. 937, which the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 13, s. 937, a bill to facilitate the review of covid-19 hate crimes and for other purposes. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: are we in a quorum? the presiding officer: no. mr. schumer: thank you, mr. president. mr. schumer: mr. president, last night, the country lost a giant of democratic politics. a kind and revered public servant, a vice president who reimagined the position and expanded americans' views of who could hold america's highest offices. walter mondale, known to friends and foes alike as fritz, died at the age of 93. as president carter's right-hand man, fritz revolutionized the role of the vice vi

include governor gavin newsom, house speaker nancy pelosi, senator alex padilla and retired senator barbara boxer. this year's theme is californiae overcomes the pandemic jump starts the economy and improves race relations. still to come at noon time new information surrounding last year's markley fire in solano county, when investigators are now saying about the cause, and why it was likely sparked to cover up another crime. also another pretty warm day across much of the bay area's would give you that live. look out. we're going to check back in with meteorologist marked mile who will talk about just how hot it could get in your neighborhood. oh man... let's get you to this moment. is that it? yep, that's it. of relief... [joyfully laughs] protection... i just got vaccinated- i just got vaccinated! noah just got vaccinated... hope... so that we can get to all the other moments. let's get you to the exhale you didn't know you were waiting for. let's get it... together. so we can be together. let's get to immunity. now's your moment to get vaccinated. setting a fire that killed two other people. the markley fire in solano county

california. >> we have vaccinations in place in low numbers and low hospitalizations throughout the state. we are in a really good point.>> and happening tomorrow, senator alex padillaset to visit the fema vaccination site at the oakland coliseum, he has been pleading with the federal government to keep running the mass vaccination site for several more weeks, but fema is slated to pull out on april 11, after saying that the eight- week mission to vaccinate people at the coliseum was accomplished.>>> covid vaccinations help prevent you from getting infected, but for some with a certain mysterious ailment, the vaccine appears to provide an amazing benefit.>> a very pleasant surprise. >> it is really interesting. >> i can believe it, i had so much energy, i was back in my head again. >> on the road to recovery, a shot at relief, find out how some covid survivors say they are getting more than just immunity with the vaccines. tomorrow night at 11:00.>>> for more and how to sign up for vaccines, check out our resource guide at kpix.com/vaccine. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 news at 11:00, a store has many congregations finally able to get together again. >>> vice president