california senator kamala harris was the first to sign on, and at -- that seemed to break the ice. and at last count, 15 senate democrats have co-sponsored the legislation, including cory booker, kirsten gillibrand, richard blumenthal, jeff merkley and elizabeth warren, al franken, tammy baldwin, ed markey, sheldon whitehouse, brian schatz, mazie hirono, and chris murphy. however, democratic leadership has yet to jump on board. senate minority leader charles schumer and house minority leader nancy pelosi have both declined to support the bill. so talk about the significance and whether it matters whether the leadership leads or simply follows and gets on board if it gets support. >> well, i think what is extraordinary is that the majority of the democratic caucus and the house has signed on to hr 676. 70% of minority leader pelosi's constituents support improved medicare for all. i think she just doesn't get it. the only way to maintain the gains of the affordable care act is to extend and build on that foundation by eliminating the insurance company premiums, deductibles, and co-pa

>> california senator dianne feinstein's -- i watched her appearance. they have a great con cat -- podcast but she said a lot of things that progressives say like she is working to enshrine doctor and to help fix obamacare. she also says i have hope that maybe president donald trump could grow up or something like that. that is the thing. i can't imagine how limited you have to be after an hour of speaking, the one comment that everyone lost their mind about. >> that is how president trump got elected. [ laughter ]. that is exactly it. people these days are making their decisions based on instant gratification and they come to listen to you to find only that one thing which they want you to talk about. reinforcement. >> and when you don't do it -- >> when you stay logical and sensible and comprehensive there listening span goes down almost to 0. >> she was a victim of zero understanding. >> we start keeping people to these incredibly specific purity standards. maybe you could get 30% of the vote but people aren't going to get elected unless they can app

we defended actions for those immigrants residing in the state of california to ensure due process for all. we passed my bill, senate bill 54, the california california values act, also known as the sanctuary state bill to ensure that california state or local law enforcement agencies focus solely on their duty to protect and serve our communities, all opportunities regardless of who you are and where you come from, that you are your skin, your native language, regardless of you love. school police as well as security departments from using resources, local tax dollars and state tax dollars to enforce federal immigration laws. it also create safe zones at our schools at our hospitals, at our churches, and our courthouses and other sensitive locations. so far immigrant communities can live their lives and conduct important business free of fear. it is been called the sanctuary state law, but i want to be very clear on the record because i think that is a false characterization. it's a misnomer. there is a such thing as a sanctuary city or sanctuary state. there's a such thing as a false invisible wall. if you get rig

it california senator releasing this statement saying in part.te, the consequences of this decision will be devastating. it will split up families, on top of trying to figure out hurricane >> congress has a full plate as the lawmakers return to work after the august recess, on top of trying to figure out how to aid victims of hurricane harvey. congress will also be asked to raise the debt limit, as well as pass a defense authorization bill. also being tasked with rewriting the tax code and deciding on the children's health insurance code that covers about 9 million low and moderate income families. >>> the big story, we are watching a dramatic view of hurricane irma from the international space station. it is now a category 5 storm. the entire state of florida is under a state of emergency. shows us how people there are getting ready. >> irma is turning into a monster and florida's governor is urging people to take the storm seriously. >> while it's too early to tell where this storm will hit, it's incredibly important that all keep an eye on thi

california, democrats line. good morning. caller: thank you for holding this debate this morning. i have called my senators from california and they do not support this bill and the reason they do not support this bill is not do the bill does what they say it does. it gets rid of those pre-existing conditions, it gets rid of those benefits that are important to everyone getting health care. it increases the premiums that everybody would be paying for health care. jimmy kimmel said on his show last night that senator cassidy lied to his face, which cassidy did lie to his face. which is insulting integrating and disgraceful as a senator to lie to the american people about what a bill does when it does not do what they say it does. jimmy kimmel was 100% correct. host: thank you. guest: i haven't gotten to see that segment yet. i will have to watch that. that is a lot of some of the criticism you will hear from democrats. issue was that ensures can't deny coverage with pre-existing conditions, but they can seek exemption status from something that helped community rating which prevents insurers from charging c

california. she was district attorney in san francisco at the time. now she's on the senate intelligence committee. she has strong feelings and a strong position on daca. she represents the state that has more people affected by this than any other state. over 2 00,000 just in california alone. she's thought about it a lot from the law enforcement perspective as a former attorney general and as a senator. so we're lucky to have her tonight to be able to cover those things. >> and the fact that she never talks to anybody, and you got her to talk to you tonight. i've been trying to get her to talk to me. i bow down before thee. >> i had no idea. i feel lucky. come on, rachel, this is a first. i mean, it's a television first that someone is appearing on this program instead the number one rated cable news show, with the biggest audience in all of cable news, "the rachel maddow show." >> now you have me blushing, so i have the turn away. >> thank you, lawrence. >> to govern is to choose, and the choices are never easy. especially when you paint yourself into a corner as donald t

but first it's my plesher to introduce california senate president pro tem dale yoen. his tenacious leadership has pave thtd way for smart progressive policies that serve as national models. just a few days go the california values act, deemed the most comprehensive bill to protect undock ynumented immigr is now pending governor jerry brown's expected signature. this model policy would insure that undocumented friends, neighbors and co workers in california are able to live their lives and interact with law enforcement without fear of deportation. but this isn't the first ground breaking policy the senator has worked on. in 2016, he successfully negotiated with governor brown and the state's unions to secure a minimum wage law in california and he was instrumental in california's secure retirement savings program which assists california retirees and a national model for retirement security. he's also a national leader on climate and energy policy and the first latino to ever hold the position of the california state senate. please join me in welcoming back to cap, cali

california's senators are promising to do what they can to help the 'dreamers'... supporting legislation that would give dreamers a chance to legally stay in the u-s. senator dianne feinstein tweeted: congress must act to protect daca recipients. i'm ready to vote "yes" on the dream act! and senator kamala harris also -- demanded a vote on the dream act... tweeting " there is nothing crueler than deporting kids who grew up in america .... back to a country they don't even know."(steve) some had hoped the presdient would ánotá end daca.. since he has softened on the issue -- since taking office.. during the election campaign - he said he would end it.. but more recently - his tone changed...(steve) tomorrow's announcement - - comes as attorneys general in these ten states are demanding an end to daca... threatening legal action after if the presidnet does not end the program by tomorrow. some states vowing to fight for daca... the attorneys general in new york and washington are also threatening legal action

in my experience with the u.n., i never heard a bolder or more brave speech, and this from california senator feinstein, the goal is to foster peace. the president used it as a stage to threaten war. >> president trump had tough talks with the leadership the united states, he commanded -- united nations, he demanded reform to make it efe ops re th >>> in the bay area, new leads tonight ina murder mystery in fremont. 35 years soe killed 25- year-old kathy miramonti her lemonth. mped the body in e there is new dna evidence, although they have not provided us any specifics. the computer has not come up with a match. now, police are reaching out to the public once again to try to close the case. >> if you thought it was in in in not -- this may make it come together. >> kathy left behind two sons, they were 5 and 10 atany new information, you're asked to call the fremont police department. >>> the sheriffs are investigating a hate crime. authorities found racist language on a school district truck at canyon mi ddleta rgeted jewish and afr- american communities, and they they are going to kasancti

. >>> california senator harris blasted attorney general jeff sessions. >> when we're talking about these kids in daca, they have cleared the process. for the attorney general to suggest they are other than lawful in terms of, in particular, committing crimes, it's just irresponsible. >> tim cook tweeted "dreamers contribute to the companies and community. apple will fight for them to be treated at equals ." >>> local leaders are vowing to defend daca recipient no matter what happens. >> reporter: there are more than 200,000 daca recipients in the state of california, and 24,000 here in santa clara county alone. tonight, dreamer or not, dozens came to show support and defend daca. drivers passing by gateway park made their support loud and clear. while dreamers and supporters carried candles and signs to protest the end of daca. 24 year nancy arosio is a dreamer. >> we're not going anywhere. this is my country. i wasn't born here, but i'm american by heart. >> reporter: her parents brought her here from mexico when she was 11 months old. the graduate works as an immigration legal represen

. >>> the california senator said they are receiving assurances that there will be no immediately deportations from daca with tweet s saying you have nothing to worry about. no action. >>> donald trump junior told lawmakers today that he expected a russian lawyer to deliver dirt on hillary clinton in 2016. trump junior said at the time of the meeting, there wasn't as much scrutiny about russia size this is all part of an ongoing probe into possible collusion with the trump campaign and russia. >>> a look at hurricane irma and topper with our own forecast. >>> a missing teacher, why if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming. then again, dreaming is how i got this far. now more businesses in more places can afford to dream gig.

<(scott wiener/california senator): "we are a sanctuary city in san francisco and we are very proud ofcan to stop trump, but regardless of if we can stop him were certainly not going to participate in his deportation machine. that's not our values here in san francisco and the bay area."> ( mark ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( tiffany ) apple ceo tim cooks says he's standing apple's hundreds of immigrant employees. cooks says those employees came to the u-s as children... and should be shielded from deportation. daca...has allowed nearly 800-thousand immigrants who were brought to the country illegally as kids... to remain in the u.s. and legally work. ( mark ) happening today... there are safety warnings out this morning if you are heading to the beach.( tiffany ) this comes after rip currents swept a man out to sea over the weekend. kron 4's will tran is live at ocean beach this morning with the details. will. ( will )ocean beach was the place to be sunday - whether you were paddleboardin greadingor enjoying an old-fashioned cook-out. thousands

in the california senate we're trying to pass a bill that would make california a sanctuary state. they have brought arpaio out to the central valley in california and they're trying to water down the sanctuary state bill to kind of make it irrelevant. so we're all asking governor brown to stand strong and sign a good bill to protect the undocumented people, when they commit a crime and it's a misdemeanor, when they finish their extensisentence, let them >> you live in the one part of the state of california that voted for donald trump, with all the work that you have done in your career. >> that is why we're there, in the central valley with our foundation, with the organization, we just settled a lawsuit against our current high school because of discrimination and african-american student, suspending them 500 times higher than whites, latinos just for minor offenses and now they have got to have competency training for teachers and change their practices and keep kids in school. this is happening all over in california and central valley, 40% of the school districts that have th

. >>> in california senator dianne tweeted her support for dacca tweeting there are more recipients in california than in any other state, and congress must act to protect recipients saying she's ready to vote yes on the dream act. >>> time is 4:36. congress gets back to work with major items on a general dawson victor. at the top of list pass -- agenda. >> pass a new budget. next, raising the debt limit, right now it is at $20 trillion. if it is not raised theg . will default on the loans. >> and then there's hurricane harvey relief. while the program fox news sunday, treasure riley walker secretary, steve says before hurricane harvey it looked like the government would have enough money to pay the bills for rest of this month but that's not the case anymore. >> with harvey, it is moved the situation up earlier, and without raising the debt limit i am not comfortable that we will get the money that we need this month to tex exto rebuild. >> -- texas to rebuild. >> another thing, comprehensive tax reform. experts say it is a big challenge considering the law makers couldn't agree on re

and this from california senator dianne feinstein. pnt also had tough talk for the leadership of the united nations. he demanded serious reforms within the organization to make it more ctfeatefive stopping threats around the globe. melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:40. a bay area chipotle worker filed a harassment law enforcement saying his manager kept a sex scoreboard of employees. >> plus a bay area woman finds an unusual stowaway in her suv. firefighters' efforts were hampered yesterday afternoon... because there re piles of junk inside the home and back yard on fleetwood drive. after the fire >>> a three-alarm house fire in san bruno, efforts hampered to fight it because of junk in the home and backyard on fleetwood drive. after the fire, the home was red-tagged and deemed unsafe. no one was hurt. >>> a former worker at a chipotle mexican grill is suing the restaurant chain claiming the store manager sexually harassed him and kept a sex scoreboard of employees ce ria inmedina reports from san jose, the lawsuit has even more al

the question i was asking is similar, you had the senators remarks about california. it texted a very different environment. the california -- texas has gone in the opposite direction at the state level. you seem the office leading the charge against the daca, there's a law that would radically change the way state and local law enforcement's interact with their communities. the city was involved in a lawsuit challenged this now largely been enjoyed. but can you talk about in the current environment that were in in the state level, how are you approaching your job of setting up from the ground up this office for environmental affairs and what can you drop down from other cities. >> thank you for the question and thank you for this important and timely conversation. and acknowledged welcoming america, their standout international organization that provides city for the states and regions who are interested. so how do you develop that programming around the states. so this is been a great source for our students. we just received a grant to look at our economy and how i

senator jerry hill authored sb273, which puts limits on child marriage in california. right now, there is no minimum age requirement. >> i was surprised at the opposition. we wanted a flat blanket ban on marriage below 18. we felt 18 is a legal age, contracts, everything else should apply. and so we were looking at that. but there was quite a bit of opposition. some felt that it's a right to marry below 18. >> the compromise sb273 requires a court to investigate requests for marriage under 18 and sign off before that can happen. david chiu sponsored a bill that would ban immigration agents from private workplaces without a warrant. >>> a bay area school district makes an embarrassing error. kpix 5's devin fehely tells us the taxpayers on the hook for millions of dollars all because someone forgot to send a letter to the union. >> it was both a misunderstanding and a mistake. >> reporter: for the palo alto unified school district, it was a costly mistake. a budget blunder with a $6 million price tag. >> when we got our news last july about this budget shortfall, over 3%

i think it's actually much better than the previous shot which was very sadly let down. >> california senatornsurance companies to deny prenatal and >> senator harris said: the vote will happen some time next week .. and the senate republicans only need 51 votes for it to pass. kenny? s 6: >> reporter: the vote will be next week. and the senate republicans only need 51 votes to you. >>> time fonow r 6:43. caltrain is changing fares and parking rates. they are going up. next, when riders can expect to see the difference. >> plus, ticket sales slump a look at how cheap seats are for tonight's 49ers-rams game at levi's stadium. >> and the market just opened about 10 minutes ago. the dow is down 7. coming up we'll get an update from kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. business. joining us now with details... k-c- b-s radio financial reporter jason brooks. >>> google is spending over $1 billion to jump into the phone manufacturing business. kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks joins us with more. >> reporter: google buying a big piece of htc, which makes google's flagship phone t

it also has the support of california senator kamala harris. bill would also cover prescriptions... dental insurance and vision insurance for everybody. republicans were quick to criticize the bill because it is expected to cost 3 trillion dollars a year. they question how the government can afford that. ( mark ) democrats admit taxes would go up but say in exchange people will not have to pay for any insurance related costs like deductibles and copays. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... the cleveland indians are on a winning streak... why there's so much love for them.. and hate for the warriors. and how one of the warriors carries the larry o-brien trophy where ever he goes. the world according to gary is in a few minutes. and we continue to follow the latest out of the east bay where a big rig cras

the group tapped california senator camela harris as their favorite. african-american voters were key in locking up nominations for president obama and hillary clinton in the last two open democratic primaries. >>> rutgers university camden will dedicate a building today calls a world-class teaching and research facility. the 100,000 square-foot nursing home and science building opened for use with the fall semester. it's now the primary building for students studying biology, chemistry, physics, and nursing home. >>> to delaware, another beach town thinking about banning huge tents on the sand. according to "the daily times,"" bethany beach may follow in the footsteps of rehoboth beach. it march it banned beach-goers from setting up tents and canopies. it prevents obstructive views and allows first respond force get around more safely in case of an emergency. >>> a lot of jersey shore beaches have been doing the same. >>> 4:19. it may not feel like fall, but the calendar says we've entered the days of pumpkins, leaves, and apple cider. >> those are so

. >>> california senator dianne feinstein tweeted, "there's one constant in every republican healthcare bill, devastating cuts to medicaid. it's indefensible." according to a study by avaleir health, a consulting firm, the bill would lead to an overall $215 billion cut to state's federal funding through insurance through 2026. california and new york would face the deepest reductions. >>> this bay area teacher was shot and killed. police call it a senseless homicide, tonight the surveillance video that they want you to see. >> this conservative speaker is spearheading free speech week, but tonight the event is full of uncertainty. so who is really going to show up? >> worried about someone stealing your credit card information? tonight a bay area company explains how your phone could be the secret to security. >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. >>> it has been three months since a bay area father was murdered outside a san francisco area nightclub and tonight kpix5's joe vazquez has some new surveillance video that police want you to see. >> reporter:

it also has the support of california senator kamala harris.he bill would also cover prescriptions... dental insurance and vision insurance for everybody. republicans were quick to criticize the bill because it is expected to cost 3 trillion dollars a year. they question how the government can afford that. ( mark ) democrats admit taxes would go up but say in exchange people will not have to pay for any insurance related costs like deductibles and copays. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a bay area mother is accused of trying to kill her newborn child.... we'll show you where it happened..( mark ) and next... one man attempts something that has never been done before. after the break... why he is swimming 5- thousand miles to get to the bay area. . major hot spot on wb 580 at eden canyon fatal a

. >> california senator dianne feinstein has introduced a bill to help a deported oakland couple return to the u.s. from mexico. maria and her husband raised a family and lived here for more than 20 years. she was a cancer nurse at highland hospital. the bill would grant them green cards, even if the senate okays the measure, the prospect of president trump signing it appear slim. >> a tiburon man is accused of animal cruelty after shooting and killing a deer and her fawn on his property. these photos of a family of deer were taking by neighbors. two of them are believed to have been shot by 54-year-old mark dickinson with a pellet gun. dickinson told police the deer were eating his new landscaping. >> the client had no intention of harming, hurting, or acting in any malicious way towards the animals. >> what was his intent then? >> to scare them away. >> you don't kill a doe with her fawn. it's really troubling. >> marin humane is doing a necropsy to determine how many times the deer was shot. the marin county district attorney is now reviewing the case. >> u.s. postal inspectors are i

bernie sanders unveiled a plan for single payer health care, which has gained backing from california senator kamala harris. and in sacramento, it's a mad scramble to get key bills onto the governor's desk during this last week of the legislative session. here to break it all down are kqed politics and government reporter marisa lagos and political consultant tim miller. welcome to you both. so, marisa, what is the deal with the daca deal? what is the agreement between president trump and democratic leaders chuck schumer and nancy pelosi? >> well, it's sort of a deal to work on a deal. i mean i think at this point they have gotten a promise from the president that he wants to revisit this issue, that he may support stand-alone leths although it could be paired with something around border security. we've heard sort of mixed messages about the border wall situation. but i think the idea is they got in a room. they agreed that, you know, on principle they would like to fix this problem. i think the question really now comes down to what republican leadership is willing to do and whether or not

senator harris of california, senator lankford of oklahoma are also pushing for the senate senate to do its job and address election cybersecurity. representative meadows, the leader of the house freedom caucus, mr. president, and democratic jim langevin, introduced companion legislation in the house. the leader of the freedom caucus -- why would you think that they are interested in this bill that i'm doing with lindsey graham? well, because they believe in this idea that states should be able to have their own elections understand that it shouldn't be federalizinged. -- federalized. they believe that we should have safe and security elections. there is strong bipartisan support for this effort outside the halls of congress as well. dozens of former republican national security officials are pushing for the senate to pass this amendment. they have written op-eds, called their representatives, and worked to inform the public about the need to take action now. michael chertoff, who served as secretary of homeland security under president george w. bush, publish add piece this month in

california would lose an estimated $78 billion. south carolina senatorhe new plan would give states a lump sum of money to create their own healthcare systems. [ pause ] >> we keep the taxes in place but we give it to different people with more flexibility. >> i think there is tremendous support for it. >> california senator dianne feinstein tweeted: "graham-cassidy bill would let states allow insurance companies to deny prenatal and mental health care. we can't call this a health care bill." the vote will happen some time next week .. and the senate republicans only need 51 votes for it to pass. le is [ inaudible ] [ no microphone ] >>> airbnb's new partnership aims to get you a new place to rest and other stories with hena doba in today's cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> the security exchange and commission says hackers breached its computer network and may have used some of the information for insider trading. the sec says it was discovered in 2016 and the vulnerability was quickly fixed. but hat ckermay have profited from stolen data. >>> the federal reserve s

california senator kamala harris stating it will cost -- reporting live in san jose scott budman. >> tech giants are also responding declaring their support for daca. encourage them to come out of the shadows trust our government and now punish them. now our coverage of the daca decision and allout continues during our next half hour. president obama's strong words about dismantling daca and how people are gathering to share their support for d.r.e.a.m.ers. >>> we can see the devastation coming. one of the most powerful atlantic hurricanes in recorded history is headed into the caribbean and then on to florida. this is irma. a category 5 hurricane. fema is on the ground in puerto rico with thousands of meals ready to go. jeff, what are we expecting in the next few days. >> you can see the overall size of this storm rally just re reiterating the powerful and dangerous system. the center eye wall nearly a perfect circle. a key indication that this is working in all quadrants of the storm. helping to pull in the warmer water from the atlantic and caribbean. central pressure drops at 900

california senator kamala harr, "my message to dreamers, we s you, we stand wh you, we will fight to ensure you can stay in the country you call home." some republica are criticizing the desion. arizona senator john mccain tweets, "potus' decision on daca is the wrong appach at a time when both sides need to mpromise on immigration reform." eaking of both sides, publican lindsey graham and democrat dic durbin held news conference togetherreintroducin. it provides a path to citizenship for those who came here illegally as children. >> my challen to the president that is you've talked very glowingly about these kids. help us. help us in the hse. help us in the senate. i think you're a gd man. get involved personally. work the phones. try to find a consensus here. >> even leading obama critic republican senator rand paul tweets, "president obama's executive order was illega however, this is a real problem wehould solve in a bipartisan fashion." kristin zee, abc 7 ws. >>> in times of war, circumstances often fce soldiers to destroy important buildings. in novato the opposite has come to

senator elizabeth warren officially endorsed bernie sanders single payer health care bill a california senator kamel heiress and doors the bill last week the constitution says our government was arrested to serve quote the general welfare of we the people i see a direct line from that statement to values to policies like single payer health care so are conservatives who oppose single payor fundamentally at odds with basic american principles well if the general well welfare refers to health care and even more so it refers to food and it refers to housing and so we just need to go all in if that's what you think general well welfare means what it really meant was the general welfare that common defense those kind of things but we know that single payer doesn't work we have seen it in denmark denmark has one of the highest death rate to cancer and they have a thing where i have smoking rates in the world well even when there are single payer government run auxerre they can't stop that doesn't i don't have that they're going to you've got you've got to look at there is that is this america has be

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california senator kamala harris, "my message to dreamers, we see you, we stand with you, we will fightan stay in the country you call home." some republicans are criticizing the decision. arizona senator john mccain tweets, "potus' decision on daca is the wrong approach at a time when both sides need to compromise on immigration reform." speaking of both sides, republican lindsey graham and democrat dic durbin held a news conference together reintroducing the dream act. it provides a path to citizenship for those who came here illegally as children. >> my challenge to the president that is you've talked very glowingly about these kids. help us. help us in the house. help us in the senate. i think you're a good man. get involved personally. work the phones. try to find a consensus here. >> even leading obama critic republican senator rand paul tweets, "president obama's executive order was illegal, however, this is a real problem we should solve in a bipartisan fashion." kristin zee, abc 7 news. >>> in times of war, circumstances often force soldiers to destroy important buildings. in n

the california senator said this about the president's former campaign chairman, paul manafort. >> your in the senate judiciary is having trouble getting in touch with paul manafort. when will you ask chairman grassley decide to send him a subpoena? >> we will likely do that if he refuses to come before the committee and one of the things we want to do before is investigative work. we have the people who can do that. >> with us now is david jacob n jacobson. what's your view about how they are handling david jr. is this taking too long? they flied committees to stone and donald trump jr. they have been complying all along. i can't speak to senator feinstein's ability, but i'm sure she will one way or the other. this is like a drip, drip, drip scenario. i would advise them to get it done as quickly as they can. >> the american people deserve to see the daylight and we need manafort to testify in public. we ahead at to get to the bottom of this and get to the facts. they need to see with full transparency all that happened and the testimony out in the daylight. >> we need fact, we don't w

bill" the measure promises to provide health insurance for every single person in america. california senatorala harris is one of those supporting it. the plan will likely be shutdown by the republican controlled congress. kron 4's washington correspondent alexandra limon with the details of the bill that democrats would like to become law. trt 1:33the medicare for all bill now has sixteen copsonsors.including senator kamala harrissen. kamala harris :08-:18healthcare is still too expensive, under the system we have today too many insurance companies continue to value their profits more than the value fo the people they are supposed to be helping. it's time for something betterthe bill introduced by senator bernie sanders wednesday represents his long held belief in universal healthcareseator bernie sanders - d vt :26-:36 all of us stand before you and proudly proclaim our belief that healtcare in america must be a right not a privilidge. the idea is that everyone would be covered with full health insurance, including health, dental vision and thigns like mental health treatment and perscripti

. >>>10 minutes ago the california senate voted on a package of affordable health bills. the bills were approved, the amount -- they will go to the governor's desk for signature. is to address california's housing crisis. the bill would allow developers to bypass the local regulations, when building affordable apartment complexes. the bills call for housing money for a $4 billion bond and a new $75 fee on real estate transaction documents. recent members -- numbers shows that california lacks in 1.5 affordable housing units compared to demand. >>> we've been looking into the bay areas growing homeless issue . we are highlighting issues that protect renters but force people on the street. the laws were written years ago.>> the bay area housing problem has grown. at a speed of many people and law could not prepare for according to attorney james cook. >> both landlord and tenant say the current housing law has contributed to the rental crisis. >> some current rent control laws actually prevent landlords from keeping up with the rising maintenance costs over time. andy says,