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experienced with state having fifth highest top income tax rate 9.8% third tooist capital gain taxing begins california and new york highest in country 9.8% minnesota 16% death tax rate on top of federal 40% rate supports free healthcare tuition driver's license for illegal migrants a lot of woke

bueno, con estas imágenes en vivo de la bella ciudad y capital de california, sacramento, vamos a hablartros amigos en el área de la bahía. y todo esto es debido a este sistema que se empezó a formar hacia el norte del estado. se espera que traiga nubosidad, descenso en las temperaturas, pero también algunos impactos. actualmente estamos viendo en el condado de shasta y lluvia que se mantendrá una vigilancia de inundaciones repentinas. en efecto, hasta el sábado a eso de las 11:00. así que si tienen planes de viajar cerca de esta zona. cabe mencionar sobre esta vigilancia para nuestros amigos cerca de la costa se espera que mañana por la mayor parte, sea un día nublado. veremos máximas solo en los 70, entonces se mantendrán esas temperaturas máximas debajo del promedio normal 71 en concord, 75 en san josé, y se tiene planes de estar cerca de la zona de sacramento condiciones similares. mira nada más en sacramento máximas solo en esos 70. para nuestros amigos hacia el interior de california. un poquito más de ese calor con temperaturas en esos 80 en fresno, 81 visalia 83, bakersfield con

experienced with state having fifth highest top income tax rate 9.8% third tooist capital gain taxing begins california and new york highest in country 9.8% minnesota 16% death tax rate on top of federal 40% rate supports free healthcare tuition driver's license for illegal migrants a lot of woke progressive policy there emily reaction. emily: i think looking at the most far left ticket ever seen, and i any there is a real opportunity for president trump and j.d. vance to double down on policy point out huge differences between positions of vice president harris and governor walz to the rest of the american people i think seeing some play out when we see you know congressman cori bush loving a primary in a deep blue district there is an opportunity to say these folks are too far left even for dem heavy district. >> new york city upset about 200,000 illegals in new york city is that the number. >> a 200,000 come about 68 or 69,000 people that are living hand-to-mouth from going to what taxpayers in state. maria: new york city. >> in chicago minneapolis a lot of cities around the country. maria: i though

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should be at this point in the gear and the number of wildfires burning in northern california around the state capital sacramento. the park fire has now become the 4th largest wildfire on record to tear through california. there has been some funding around mexico city, i think today on thursday we could see some for the not too far away from tickets to go put in hunter as an a line of showers in store and setting up from what's called a round pedro to that southeast corner of brazil, but while we've got a weather in baker coming in of the south atlantics giving us driving rain for the river plates and really whipping up those wind. so for example, montevideo today on thursday, you could see wins post pads, 75 kilometers per hour, and that could cause some damage. stay safe. still ahead and i'll just set up a search and the number of cases of a disease called m fox is triggering alarm and african nations. and after days of dogs for 10 kilometers swimming madison is it under weight. and of, of a sudden the latest power someone picks up the pod came in to be used. is israel and obstacles piece. i think

should be at this point in the gear and the number of wildfires burning in northern california around the state capital sacramento. the park fire has now become the 4th largest wildfire on record to tear through california. there has been some funding around mexico city, i think today on thursday we could see some for the not too far away from tickets to go put in hunters and a line of showers in store and setting up from what's called a round pedro to that southeast corner of brazil, but while we've got a weather in baker coming in of the south atlantics giving us driving rain for the river plates and really whipping up those wind. so for example, montevideo today on thursday, you could see winds pushed past 75 kilometers per hour, and that could cause some damage. stay safe. the investigative journalism voices from different corners. stories from other angles, programs that open your eyes to an alternative. as to where today on mt is era, the or the safe them even come in as an international inside corruption, excellence award, denominator here on now the, [000:00:00;00] the, what you know just area

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defend the death penalty as state attorney general in line with california's existing policies, but she's personally stood against capital punishment writing in a 2019 op ed, "i've long been opposed to the death opinion. it is deeply immoral, irreversible, and ineffective. >> at the time the people of the state were saying yes to move forward. it was on the table. so i think you still have to have consideration about what do the people of the state of california, the people of this city, want. >> reporter: towards the end of harris' time as d.a. george gascon stepped in as police chief. he remembers her time as one of success. the program that began in 2005 offered job training instead of jail time for first time offenders. gascon says it remains an example of harris' interest in pursuing alternative justice solutions. >> kamala has never been shy about sending people to prison. i saw that as well, but i think there's also a time and place to look for alternatives. >> reporter: while harris was viewed to be tough on crime in san francisco, nationally critics paint a picture of her policies as too progressive, but gascon,

should be at this point in the gear and the number of wildfires burning in northern california around the state capital sacramento. the park fire has now become the 4th largest wildfire on record to tear through california. there has been some funding around mexico city, i think today on thursday we could see some for the not too far away from tickets to go put in hunters and a line of showers in store and setting up from what's called a round paved road to that southeast corner of brazil, but while we've got a weather in baker coming in of the south atlantics giving us driving rain for the river plates and really with enough those wind. so for example, month of the day or today on thursday, you could see winds pushed past 75 kilometers per hour and that could cause some damage. stay safe. a documentary series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities is helping tackle today's environmental task. in columbia, the arrow walkers, people, scientists to understand why species of toes one's thoughts, extinct is still thriving in the coastal mountains of the sierra nevada. nations fron

the state he had the fifth highest top income tax rate at 9.8% the third-highest capital gains tax at 10.8% behind california new york and the highest corporate tax rate at 9.8%, minnesota also has a 16% death tax, 16% on top of the 40% rate and of course he supports free healthcare, free tuition free drivers license for illegal migrants. >> what a laundry list of things that we could talk about in a laundry list that should scare any self-respecting hard-working american, i want to start with bullet point number one which is green new deal, oil is near and dear as a former oil trader, right now minnesota generates 70% of its electricity from oil and gas and coal, he wants to take that down to 30% by 2030 in 20 by 2040, imagine listening into living in cold minnesota and you can't use coal or oil, good luck with the wind. maria: were to talk about how president trump sees things in the alternative coming up because true walk me through it last week in terms of his economic policy tapping into energy capacity. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ daughter: (gasps) what the?! daughter: alright. dad: side to

and it has a a 10. 8% capital gains done in third place behind california, and new york.so, seemings that governor walz has same disrespect for economic power of business that kamala harris does that leads to perhaps most important issue of all, the recession threat. unemployment rising, manufacturing falling, consumer confidence shaky, housing in recession, consumer spending, hanging by a thread. stock market crashes around the world. reinforcing recession fears. who do you trust to restore economic prosperity, it looks like the democratic team wants to punish businesses with much higher tax and regular penalties even those its businesses -- it is businesses that hire workers and pay the checks. my h old friend jim cramer said, if you care about your paycheck, you go with trump. end quote. as is often case, jimmy kramer, has the story right. and that is tonight's riff. joining us now ohio senator jd vance. welcome to the show. even if only on telephone. >> thank you, larry good to be with you. larry: just to begin, seemed like a choice by bernie sanders. he is 2 for 2. t

you have jd vance, who used to work in venture capital kamala harris, of course, da and san francisco attorney general of californiawho do you think has more sway here in the bay area >live>look, i think the the vast majority of people in the bay area vote democratic that is not necessarily the case for the santillian heirs. and billionaires, in silicon valley, where i think it's more 5050, but i think, but i think clearly the general electorate, leans more left than right, in terms of the impact that either is going to have on silicon valley, i think we can expect more regulation of big tech, whether it's on the antitrust front or on, on privacy and agency. at least the latter when it comes to the democratic candidates. >liz>all right. doctor olaf grote with uc berkeley, always great to talk to you, sir >live>always good to be with you, liz. thank >liz>you. all right. see you soon. well, cbs is your election destination. stay up to date with everything, including the upcoming democratic national convention on kpix.com and the cbs news app. still ahead, find out why a music superstar is slamming the trump campaign

and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a push of the state capital to help domestic violence victims and californial you how plus artificial intelligence is coming to community colleges across california. we'll tell you what the governor has >> 6.43 is the time. and here are 4 things for you to know. today. the search continues in san jose for the person who shot and killed someone at a business. we say they found the victim with at least one gunshot wound. it was taken to the hospital where he died. moon bay farm once again raising concerns as a farm worker threatened to shoot co-workers. happened at the same farm but had a mass shooting last year. a former employee showed up at the mountain mushroom farm and confronted farm workers with a gun during their lunch break. and former employee was taken into custody and now faces charges of criminal threats and more. the city of berkeley placing a measure on the november ballot to renew its soda tax. recent study from kaiser found a childhood obesity is either stable or dropping in cities with a soda tax right now buying a 12 ounce soda in the city cos

and the push of the state capital to help domestic violence victims in california courtrooms. >> and today is back to school for a lot of there we go. and we are looking at the second day back to school for oakland, unified. 73 degrees for your daytime high in oakland today. plenty of sunshine talking. more in your forecast ahead now. start out this morning. pretty busy. now we're seeing a lot of progress out there on your highways and >> crews fought to crashed grass fires and hunters point on monday, the first was off armstrong avenue near a construction site. and it was a near any buildings. so that was good. it was put out pretty quickly. >> he had workers and heavy equipment such as backhoes in tractors that are doing some work in area. the cause, the spark during that construction work. what started the fire? >> and the second fire happened at fitzgerald and haws streets and nobody was hurt there. and then in santa clara county, there were for brush fires. that all popped up along highway 17 and they were in campbell between campbell and hamilton. avenues crews put them out ver

now, if you are in new york, the combined city and state federal rate on capital gains would be 55.5%. if you are in california.9%. she's also calling for a tax on unrealized gains for those with a net worth of over $100 million. that would call for a minimum tax of 25% tax of all unrealized gains. you pay that tax on the value of the asset of stock even if you never sold anything. like a private company, that would be taxed at the last valuation event and set increase. the liquid taxpayers, those with less than 20% of wealth, in tradeable assets, they could defer until their death, but with interest charges. some charging $500 billion of revenue over ten years. frank, like any tax aimed at the wealthy, they would find a lot of ways around this. unclear if that estimate would really hold. this would be a very complicated tax and a new type of tax since right now, of course, we don't tax capital gains until you actually sold something. >> a lot to think about there. robert, great to see you. robert frank, great reporting. thank you. >>> we stick with vice president harris. her allies in the business community a

and, it has a 10.8% capital-gains tax, in third place discuss behind california and new york. it seems that governor walz has the same disrespect for the economic power for business that kamala harris does. that leads to perhaps the most important issue of all, the recession threat. unemployment rising, manufacturing falling, consumer confidence shaky, housing in recession, consumers spending hanging by a thread. in recent days stock market crashes around the world. reinforcing recession fears. so, who do you trust to restore economic prosperity? it sure looks like the democratic team wants to punish businesses with much higher tax and regulatory penalties even though its businesses who higher workers and deliver paychecks. but the republican team wants to strengthen business with lower taxes and regulations. in fact my old friend and partner jim cramer has recently said, and i will quote, if you care about your paycheck, you go with trump end quote. as is often the case jimmy came hears the story exactly right and that's tonight's riff. all right, joining us now we welcome oh

california. not too far away from the state capital sacramento . the park fire has now become the 4th largest fire on record to tear through california. see you later. the renewed posts for cease fire and gosh cats on egypt. and the us quote on is relevant from us to review those jasons and bridge all guns. the carry johnston, this is all just here, a lie from dave also on the diplomatic dispute south. the israel is not a to commemorate action for the victims of atomic bombing of nagasaki in world war 2. nobody's spoken to patch bigger than me. ramping up the rhetoric, the us presidential arrivals will face off next month for the past events. i'm still looking for the.

california. and in 2020 when she wanted to capitalize on the summer of love, what did she do, she encouraged deadly riots, they are not going to stop. they shouldn't stop. we are not going to stop. an insurrection, maybe. and she even had a bail fund to get the violent criminals out of jail. an insane jail fund she supported. they didn't have a lot of money, they raised $40 million after her tweet went out. kamala doesn't seem to care, she is only worried about advancing her own political ambition and career. that's why she accepted the job of joe's running mate. he didn't want -- he didn't want the integration of schools. he thought public schools would be racial jungles, and she said, i was that person. that's why she pretended that biden was strong and vigorous when in a steep cognitive decline until the very moment that democrats sent him packing in a coup and cornuated her as the party's new nominee. if she believed he was the best man for the job, why did she run to take his spot so quickly. again she doesn't care about truth. just personal advancement. again she is going to say and do anythi

california existing policy. but she personally stood against capital punishment writing in an op-ed i have long been opposed to thepeople of the state were saying, yes, to move forward. it was on the table. so, i think you still have to have consideration about what do the people in the state of california, what do the people of this city want. >> toward the end of harris' time as d.a., the police chief remembers her back on track policy as one of success, one that he continued when he took over as d.a. in 2011. the program that began in 2005 offered job training instead of jail time for first time offenders. gas scone says it's an example of harris' interest in pursuing alternative justice solutions. >> she hasn't been shy sending people to prison. i saw that as well. but there is a time and a place to look for alternatives. >> reporter: harris was viewed to be tough on crime in san francisco, nationally critics say her policies are too progressive. but the currently district attorney said she hub remembered for her ability to blend both sides. >> people paint her as way to the left. i never saw that. i saw her m

already being the attorney general of california in 2011-17, in 2014 she appealed the decision of one of the state judges on the unconstitutionality of capitalyear later, she fell again in the eyes of those who advocate greater police oversight. she spoke out against the introduction of the position of special prosecutor investigating the case. hari was engaged in interrogating officials suspected of corruption, in 2020 she decided to become the president of the united states, but she missed out, the fact is that supporters could not understand what the politician’s program was, by the way, this time there are no specifics. harris really did not have enough support among her potential supporters during her first presidential bid, nor support among investors, much less the program, now for her the most successful such situation has developed, because she had to compete in the internal in the internal twists and turns of the party, if this can be called a rivalry at all with practically a walking dead man and she is now the only technical and methodological candidate who could really replace him mr. biden. the frank confusion in hari's speeche

so the government would take half your capital gains in se your houses where you live like californiaif it's all in with those states, and she wants a new 25% wealth tax on paper gains that do not exist yet. i mean, this is bernie sanders and elizabeth warren policy that's gone off the rails that even europe rejected as bad and wrong. if. >> if you look at the capital gains tax, she wants higher than china's. china's at about 20, she wants near 44%. and you have to add to that state capital gains taxes as well. many states, that'll push you up over half. why would an investor invest in the united states with that level of capital gains when china's less than half as much? if it will drive capital from around the world out of the united states into creating jobs other places. if you're a small businessman and you and your spouse work for 30, 40 years to build up a business and then you sell it, the government would come in and in many states because of this higher capital gains tax half of what you've created would be taken away from you. after you'd spent 40 years paying income taxes

california's existing policies. but she's personally stood against capital punishment, writing in a 2019 op-ed, quote, i've long beensed to the death penalty. it is deeply immoral, irreversible, and ineffective. >> at the time, the people of the state were saying yes to, to move forward. it was on the table. so i think you still have to have consideration about what the people of the state of california, what did the people of this city want. >> reporter: towards the end of harris's time as d.a., george gaskell stepped in as police chief. he remembers her back on track policy as one of success, one he continued when he took over as d.a. in 2011. the program that began in 2005 offer job training instead of jail time for first-time offenders. gaskell says it remains an example of harasses interest in pursuing alternative justice solutions. >> kamala has never been shy about sending people to prison. i saw that as well. but i think there was also a time and place to look for alternatives. >> reporter: while harris was viewed to be tough on crime in san francisco, nationally, critics paint a picture of her policy that's

california focusing on the fentanyl crisis. we're breaking down new bills that are circulating in the state capital. plus, a deadly crash creating concerns real concerns for parents in the south bay with school. now starting what can be done to make streets safer for kids and then step. we've seen him do it plenty of times. but he just saved team usa. we're breaking down the dominant performance that saved the americans from elimination. keep it here. kron. 4 news at 6 returns. >> after months of drama and debate today, the legislature finally advana saty bills that supporters say will help tackle the issue of organized retail theft. and california's fentanyl epidemic. it was a bipartisan package, an kron four's a ton. wallace reports. aisd 36 knows one the bill passes with that vote. members of the legislature overwhelmingly advanced a bipartisan package of public safety bills. >> among the california retail theft reduction it will create a penalty of prison time up to 3 years for those convicted of stealing property with the intent to sell it. the bill will also allow for what's known as aggregati

in the next half hour, california is expected to cast their votes for kamala harris as the president be issue nominee. how do democrats capitalize on the convention and how are republicans countering it? we'll break it down with our political analyst. >>> and protesters outside the convention calling for a cease-fire in the middle east. today tay say we are one step closer to an agreement. >>> and our ryan yamamoto is live in chicago for us. why don't you tell us what's happening right now and i believe you had a chance to speak to mayor london breed? >> reporter: i did have a chance to speak to the mayor. let me show you what's happening right now as that roll call will continue as they continue to pledge their delegates to kamala harris. we saw lil jon announcing his delegates for the state of georgia. and we had the state of nevada pledging their delegates. let's listen in. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: as we wait for minnesota and california to finish the roll call, we have to talk about local politics because there must be something in the rotunda of san francisco city hall with so many that have merged there from the governor

joke and i want to reward them with capital i like competition between states. >> i can tell you who is winning and losing that competition right now and california o'leary thanks for being with us this morning on fox and friends. >> take care. >> veep stakes is heating up and top contenders in d.c. today. charlie hurt joins us with a prediction on who she may choose, next. ♪ ♪ lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything. amen. you should join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up. before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare—ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare—ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell you

california wants. mark: my opinion if kamala's proposals come into effect 44% capital gains, 25% unrealized capital gainsee a nine percent unemployment rate next year things are getting bad quickly small business supply 50% jobs if companies have to stroke 25% checks on this valuation of business things getting very ugly what is your take on how maybe the capital gains proposal from kamala would being the stock market seems that would cause to sell-off. >> clearly a big negative hard pressed to remove they will actually try to push that through if they do a big problem. >> you don't think 25% unrealized gains. >> i think make effort right now separate between, if optics and words, because election year. versus what will you do what will actually pass a lot will be determined by who controls house, senate things like that. maria: but no question she is blaming corporations for anything that is not going well and going to punish them look what she said about price-gouging, you know, seven trillion dollars in spending by democrats last three and a half years clearly too many dollars chasing too few goods 40

are now proposing passing and enforcing anti-camping laws across california fournier, state authorities have started sweeping in capitalsi'm here on behalf of 40 million californians that are fed up. i'm here because i want a but more than 50 academics told the supreme court there's no evidence that criminalizing homelessness works. in fact, there's a lot of evidence that it's counterproductive. >> well, what we want to be able to do is use the penalties as a way to get people to commit to going indoors. that's part of our solution just visiting here at jesse and sick got a place to live after a similar sweet, so it can work. >> this system absolutely. >> if you're just happen okay. get the documents in order. but tragedies happen in these sweeps a lot of people lose everything, things that they can't replace. >> so i came back here to jesse and 63 days later house people are back police are back the city is back you spent a lot of money from the city sweeping that same street to me, that is the definition of mass. but what i'm saying to you is the next option that we have for people who are refusing what we're offering

jeff rosen believes capital punishment is racially biased, and that is not a crime deterrent. under california attorneys can seek a new sentence if they determine the previous sentence is no longer just. rosen is seeking to change the 15 convictions from death penalty to life in prison, with no chance of parole. >> governor newsom is threatening to take away funding for homeless programs in cities and counties that are not clearing out encampments. the governor was in l.a. cleaning up trash underneath freeway overpasses. his executive order two weeks ago to allocate some $24 billion to local governments to address homeless issues. but the l.a. county board of supervisors, they responded by voting to oppose his order and reaffirmed the county's policy of not putting homeless people behind bars. with all due respect, there's no more excuses. >> everything the cities and counties have asked for. the state of california has delivered and the supreme court justice. so there's no more excuses. so where's the urgency? drop everything else. get out there and address the number one, two and three issue

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jeff rosen says he believes capital punishment is racially biased and not a crime deterrent. under california law, district attorneys can seek a new sentence if they determine the previous sentence is no longer just. rosen is seeking to change the 15 convictions from the death penalty to life in prison, with no chance of parole. >> governor newsom is threatening to take away funding for homeless programs in cities and counties that are not clearing encampments. governor was in l.a. cleaning up trash underneath freeway overpasses this week. his executive order two weeks ago allocated $24 billion to local governments to address the homeless issue. but the l.a. county board of supervisors responded by voting to oppose his order and reaffirm the county's policy of not putting homeless people in jail. >> with all due respect, there's no more excuses. everything the cities and counties have asked for, the state of california has delivered, and the supreme court, just so there's no more excuses. >> so where's the urgency? >> drop everything else. get out there and address the number one, two and thr

california, which is a largely blue state. as we know, he's actually seen an increase in republicans registering to vote. at the same drop in the registered democrats to our capital course, money town was takes a closer look. >> well, let's be clear, even with these new voter registration numbers, california is still a heavily blue state. still, california's republican party chair believes the uptick in gop voters is a sign of what's to come this election without great. that's the sentiment of california republican party chair jessica millan patterson after new voter registration numbers released by the state show between october 2023. in july of this year, california saw increase in registered republicans by nearly 200,000 voters. in that same time period, registered democrats saw a decrease of more than 112,000 voters in the no party preference label. also take down by more than 64,000 voters. we've seen republican registration growing every single assembly district. every single senate district. every single congressional district every single county interstate. definitely the enthusiasm on our side. but even with the latest gop gains, california is still a ma

other notable numbers if you're traveling within the state of california, perhaps you are going to be heading to the state capital 96 degrees for your saturday. let me scoot out of the way so you can get a good look at eureka at 61 degrees, that's where you want to go. if you want to cool off. same in monterey bay at 69. how about 98 degrees in yosemite? southern california looking stunning. 76 degrees in san diego, still hot in palm springs. of course, the average high this time of the year is 106. so all of our weather on the west coast is pretty seasonal for this time of the year. but that's a different story. eastern seaboard, you're going to have some problems there if you're traveling in new york city. the best day will be saturday. otherwise, lots of thunderstorm activity. same in miami, new orleans, and in dallas. otherwise sizzling in phoenix. we've got your own local forecast that's still straight ahead because right now we're still in the high 80s in our inland areas. the changes you need to know about coming up. >> all right. we'll look forward to that. thank you roberta. well, california is receiving

california. and in 2020, whend in kamala desperatelyze on th to capitalize on the summer en love, what did she do? she encouraged deadly riots. they're not going to. they shouldn't stop. we're not going to stop. might even stop.re not g call in insurrection if your name is liz cheney. >> she even promoted a bail a fund to get these violent criminals out of jail for days after police precinct was burned to the ground. innocent, and murdered by violent offenders. out on bail thanks to this insane bail fund that she and, you know, they didn't have a lot of money. they raised over $40 millionr after her tweet went out. kamala doesn't seet wem to care she's only worried about advancing her ow n political ambition and career. that's why she accepted the job as joe's running mate only a few weeks after calling him out as a racist. remember, joe partnered with the former klansman and he het he didn't want the integration of schools. he thought public school s would said, become racial jungles. and she said, well, i was that that person . t that's why she pretended that biden was strong and vigorousn wa w

quiero hablar del incendio ''park'' al norte del estado de california, cerca de sacramento en la capitaln estos incendios, tambiÉn sabemos que las autoridades han confirmado que una persona fue encontrado sin vida afuera de una de las residencias, es por eso que tan pronto den Órdenes de evacuaciÓn es importante abandonar su hogar aunque usted piense que el fuego no estÉ cerca de su casa porque puede cambiar de direcciÓn en cualquier momento. esto la informaciÓn que tengo. presentadora: gracias. ahora mismo, las autoridades de los Ángeles desafÍan la orden del gobernador de california, newson, quien pide desalojar los campamentos de desamparados. de san francisco al norte tambiÉn se intensifican las redadas precisamente en esos lugares donde habitan desamparados. en esa ciudad hay mÁs de 8000 personas sin hogar y sÓlo 4000 camas disponibles en refugios. vamos a otras noticias. detienen a manifestantes en las calles de venezuela y buscan casa por casa a testigos electorales. la organizaciÓn contabiliza casi 300 arrestos en las Últimas horas y aquÍ mostramos cÓmo funcionarios encapuchados

capital? so to all of you thank you. thank you. this is historic. we are gathered today as california, the golden state, very blue, very colorful.t of the united states as she is from california, kamala harris. [cheers and applause] we have seen across the country since she has, the torch has been passed to her. and let us thank joe biden for his selflessness and taking us to this place. [applause] tonight, we will celebrate his greatness. where is our national anthem guy, gabriel perez? as is mentioning to young people and the future, we're talking about what comes next. we are taught about what joe biden did, what kamala harris will do in her own right. but california, we are in a blue column but we want to be strongly in the blue column so that we are increasing our numbers in the state legislature so that we are winning more house seats so that we can have the democratic majority that kamala harris and tim walz will need when they become president and vice president of the united states. now, pete aguilar is remarkable. he's great. he has it all. he's of the full package. and ted lieu, i mean, he's a person that what sustain

california's most powerful leaders they met with their nevada counterparts up in lake tahoe today to pledge action on climate change. all of it part of the 28th annual lake tahoe summit and our capital correspondent. >> tom wallace reports. >> well, it is a picture perfect day here in lake tahoe. just take a look at our crystal clear. the water is it's a place members from both parties from the states of california and nevada pledged to protect. but they acknowledged more work must be done. along the pristine shores of zephyr cove on the nevada side of lake tahoe. some 1000 people gathered for the 28th annual lake tahoe summit and event all about addressing climate and protecting this region. i have never. >> been to a place like lake tahoe. this is an incredible and beautiful setting u.s. transportation secretary pete buttigieg was the keynote speaker. he was among several high-profile leaders, including california and nevada. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle who urged action to protect this region. >> and regions just like it. and that's where buttigieg comes in. he says transportation policy plays a major role. we have to swiftly reduce carbon pollution nationally and globa

divisions at low cost to raise some capital, which normally you have to do if you're going to be paying off employees in san jose. >> lena howland, abc seven news. >> california is getting $600 million to improve its power grid. the grant from the department of energy will be used to upgrade 100 miles of electric transmission lines. the investment will save an estimated $200 million just from improved grid efficiency. that money will also be used for training programs for utility workers. >> daly city is doing its part to build a better bay area by helping fight the housing crisis. there was a ribbon cutting today for a new affordable housing development along east moore avenue. the east moore heights complex is designated housing for k through eight public school teachers and staff. daly city partnered with the jefferson elementary school district to fund 56 rental units. >> it provides us with an affordable place, a sturdy roof over our heads and more importantly, giving us a chance to be closer to our work and thereby being able to continue serving the students and the parents in the community better. >> the school district estimates 56 to 70 employees wil

not mine, absolutely in 235favor of endin fracking in state of california sued the obama administration for ending fracking. unrealized capitalpeck policies from the past. >> are we supposed to believe her? are we not? same time, by the way, people look at some of the comments j.d. vance made, by the way, about former president trump calling him america's hitler, all sorts of things. how much he hated him and now of course his vice president saying changed his mind and grown and learned. is it possible she might? >> look, we have to value what she says on merits and substantive alternatives are. look at what she's actually done. didn't just support the green new deal, andrew. co-sponsored legislation to advance it and so much so would favor ending the filibuster in the senate to ram that through. what's in that green new deal? replacing aviation travel with rail travel. net zero by as early as 2030. in that bill as ohs co-sponsored legislation with bernie sanders for nationalizing the u.s. health care system. actions speak louder than words regardless of words, look to her actions. >> fair enough. a lot of voters sense that w

california attorney general rob bonta announced the arrest as part of a joint operation by the san diego human trafficking task force. bonta says sex traffickers capitalizeike comic-con to sell their victims in what's called insidious crimes. >> we are tracking breaking news here as a wall street journal reporter and former us marine who've been wrongly imprisoned in russia are expected to set foot on us soil for the first time in years. very soon, they're reportedly part of a prisoner exchange with russia, negotiated by the us and several other nations. ktvu erasmus in our newsroom here, tracking late and new information just coming in. >> ali garcia, it is welcome and unexpected news for the families of evan gershkovich, paul whelan and reportedly as many as ten other americans who've been wrongfully imprisoned and held in russia and are now in the process of being released. the biden administration is reporting an agreement was reached for the large scale prisoner exchange after months of negotiations. the german government was also reportedly involved in those negotiations, along with other nations. an international flight tracker shows a russian gov

california north of santa rosa. but how about the bay area? we're staying dry during the afternoon today. if you have outdoor plans today, capitalize on it.rue break from the heat. a nice afternoon. a little less windy than yesterday. all this is boating really well for us. it's really overnight tonight that we see our best chance of any sort of isolated sprinkles all while we're sleeping. you can see that in future cast. actually a few clouds today and then into the night. there you go. an isolated sprinkle or 2. that's about all we've got departing. by the time we reached the day tomorrow, today's daytime highs will be notably cooler than yesterday, only in the 60's for the coast, including san francisco and 60's to 70's elsewhere today, nobody's reaching 80 degrees. a couple of us like woodside or close getting up to 79 your warm spot in the bay area today while the east bay looking at 60's to 70's pleasanton. at 75 oakland, 69 walnut creek at 76. even the delta fairfield and vacaville only in the low 70's this afternoon. now that will be a distant memory coming early next week by sunday. we're already returning to the 90's inland by m

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capital today at 800-630-8900, 800-630-8900. that's 800-630-8900. ♪ ♪. molly: at present bite his leg on vacation with the first lady and the rest of his family in californiae passed the torch as a candidate to his vice president at the dnc in chicago. matt finn is alive in california it with more. matt, to you. >> the president is saying not far from where i am standing in california. he is staying at the luxurious estate of don the donor at jok. happening right now there is a pro trump rally here. hundreds of pro- trump supporters. they say they are about to drive by the house where the president's state right now print this is a relatively quiet area. so a larger caravan is going be very noticeable if it drives by the house with the present is staying part will keep you updated on that. i talked to some of the trump supporters and they tell us why they are here today. click to support trump until biden and his wife and his sons, stay away. >> we do not want democrat policies brought into this valley. that is a ranchers and farmers and hard-working blue-collar people who have been so hurt by his policies. >> that president biden has not been seen out in

capital. and i can count on two hands the number of executives he's regularly in touch with. biden seems tone deaf to most execs. vice president harris coming out of california, the home of so many tech businesses and with friends from business including her very close brother-in-law tony west, general counsel of uber, was perceived to be friendlier to commerce. however, this week's convention got a lot of investors now buzzing about how a harris presidency might be even more antagonistic to business than the biden administration. we know there's heavy emphasis on bashing the food and drug companies for raising prices even as the biden administration put through the first real attempt to have our government control the prices of some very heavily used drugs. we also know any harris initiative to stop price gouging will most likely be ill-fated. we need the retailers with scale to draw prices back down and for the most part walmart and costco have done exactly that, a terrific job of reining in the suppliers and urging them to take price back to post-covid levels. on the campaign trail harris has no incentive toing aknowledge there are a couple good actors an

capital expenditure of more than $10 billion in 2025, state school superintendent tony thurman is standing behind his support of the controversial transgender notification ban recently signed into law. >> assembly bill 1955 prohibits california school districts from requiring teachers to notify parents about a student's desire to change sexual orientation or gender identity. last night, superintendent thurman, who's running for governor in 2026, debated riverside county sheriff chad bianco, who says he's considering running. thurman said the bill does not violate parents rights. >> support this. why is it a good idea? >> actually, it does nothing to block the rights of parents. it actually says that when there are any discussions that are going to take place about a child sexual orientation, that that conversation should happen between that child and their parent. >> thurman and bianco also discussed the november ballot measure, prop 36. it would amend prop 47, which was approved by voters in 2014, to reclassify certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors. bianco called it, quote, the beginning of the end for public safety in california. thurman says criminal offenders need accountability, but just locking people

i use come out of california or someplace like that, and there is a lot of benefit in the way we do it. i think without going too far outside my expertise, i think the american capitalts are a really important part of our ability to lead in this regard. and the relatively weaker capital markets in europe will be part of their solution to lead in ai and other high technology in the future. that every bit as much so as regulation and deregulation. >> thank you for your insights about the industrial situation. with ukraine we see new tech like drones. thinking about the industrial base, what do you view as nato's role to create an alignment between nato members in terms of distribution in the threat environment? what are the mower impactful things you can do? nato also involves canada as well. gen. cavoli: frequently americans will say our european allies and forget there is another one on our continent. thank you for that important point. there are a number that nato has put together for, regarding industrial reduction. we have an industrial reduction pledge, and a couple of things like that. there is a lot of information sharing going on. it is important to remember