scott shafer spoke with state senate darrell steinberg and just returned this week. >> senator steinberg, good to have you with us, welcome. >> good to be with you, scott. >> you spent nine days with colleagues. what did you learn that you didn't already know? >> i think i learned a great deal, but mostly reenforced what i already believed which is that there are really two issues here. one is how do we help the kids who have made this paraous journey who are seeking asylum because of gangs and risk of violence, how do we make sure we protect the children? that's one. number two, the trip reinforced my belief that the long-term solution to this crisis is to address the underlying economic and security conditions within these countries because unless and until we prudently invest in improving the education system and economies of el salvador and honduras, this is going to continue because kids and their parents are making this journey in the end for one reason, they want a better life and unless we address that, i fear that it is going to continue over the long term. >> yet many people ma

you know, darrell steinberg was governor yesterday for three hours and we almost drowned ucla.was the worst. >> you see what happens? >> jimmy: you are so much better than he is. >> thank you, i am not sure he will like hearing that, jimmy. >> jimmy: well, listen, we don't like being able to get through sunset boulevard either. what if you decide you want to stay? can they force you to leave? >> well, actually they can. i think he has more chp officers under his control than i do. >> jimmy: well, now that you have had a taste of it would you eventually want to be elected governor of the state? >> well, who wouldn't want to be governor of the greatest state in the country, absolutely. but i'm happy to fill in for governor jerry brown, and offered to let him stay away for a few days but i know he will be back and ready to go. >> jimmy: i hope he does stay away. before you go we should do something fun. we should invade oregon or something like that. >> well, somebody already made that suggestion and talked about a few other things, you know i was hoping to go down to the border a

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. >>> next on kqed newsroom, darrell steinberg talks about what he learned on his trip to central america to meet about immigration and other issues. and as the president weighs in on the tens of thousands of children crossing the u.s. boarder, what does it mean for bay area schools, service providesers and courts. a look at the appointees and how they are changing the face of the court system. i'm here at the academy of sciences where they returned to a place they call the twilight zone. we'll take you on a tour of the incredible discoveries.

the delegation led by darrell steinberg plans to meet with several dignitaries from those countries to discuss trade and immigration issues. steinburg says they're also going to better understand the crisis involving an influx of unaccompanied immigrant children in to the u.s. and to figure out what california can do to help. >> we want to see what we can do to inform the debate and come back and make recommendations to our state and national government. >> the delegation is expected back home on july 23rd. >>> fran city -- san francisco city attorney is expecting a $3.5 million settlement in a wrongful conviction case against the city. conley sued the city after he spent 18 years in prison for a double murder in 1989 that he did not commit. he was freed in 2010 after a judge ruled the police investigators knew a star witness had lied on the stand. the city's police commission and police chief have also signed off on the deal. the board of supervisors will discuss the recommendation later this month. >>> the coroner has just identified a man killed in a car crash in oakland early this

. >>> next on kqed newsroom, darrell steinberg talks about what he learned on his trip to central america to meet about immigration and other issues. and as the president weighs in on the tens of thousands of children crossing the u.s. boarder, what does it mean for bay area schools, service providesers and courts. a look at the appointees and how they are changing the face of the court system. i'm here at the academy of sciences where they returned to a place they call the twilight zone. we'll take you on a tour of the incredible discoveries.

. >>> next on kqed newsroom, darrell steinberg talks about what he learned on his trip to central americato meet about immigration and other issues. and as the president weighs in on the tens of thousands of children crossing the u.s. boarder, what does it mean for bay area schools, service providesers and courts. a look at the appointees and how they are changing the face of the court system. i'm here at the academy of sciences where they returned to a place they call the twilight zone. we'll take you on a tour of the incredible discoveries.

. >>> next on kqed newsroom, darrell steinberg talks about what he learned on his trip to central america to meet about immigration and other issues. and as the president weighs in on the tens of thousands of children crossing the u.s. boarder, what does it mean for bay area schools, service providesers and courts. a look at the appointees and how they are changing the face of the court system. i'm here at the academy of sciences where they returned to a place they call the twilight zone. we'll take you on a tour of the incredible discoveries.

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darrell steinberg, and senate majority leader, said they hoped to get a better understanding of the immigration crisis. they plan to meet with leaders from el salvador, guatemala, and panama to discuss trade issues. they hope to figure out what california can do to help. >> we want to see what we can do to infortunately the debate, and come back and make some recommendations to our state government and to our national government. >> they are accompanied by four other democrats. they are expected to return home in 10 days. >>> the church of england voted today to allow women to become bishops. this is a first for the church which was established in the 16th century. the first female bishops could be appointed as early as next year. the church of england began ordaining women as priests 20 years ago. traditionalists in the church fought the change. the u.s. branch, already ordains women as bishops. >>> citigroup has agreed to pay $7 billion into sub prime mortgages that helped trigger the investigation. criminal charges against citigroup are still possible. the settlement includes $2.5 billion to

darrel steinberg, until he's called away on personal business to chicago.ollowing him, assembly speaker tony atkins who will become acting governor for a grand total of nine hours until brown returns to active duty on wednesday. folks, that's what we call a line of success in action. great little political nugget. >> alex, feel better my friend, the ed show is up next, don't miss it. >>> good evening, american, live from detroit lakes, minnesota. i'm ready to go! let's get to work. >> will you consider impeaching the president? >> this might be first white house in history that's trying to start the narrative of impeaching their own president. >> but impeachment is off the table? >> give me a second. >> there are some republicans hoping to get into office so they can impeach the president. >> we can have an impeachment hearing in the house -- >> and tipping point in this drive towards impeachment -- >> others can make a determination about whether it's impeachable or not. >> i'm getting sued right now by mr. boehner. >> the white house will do anything they

at that point, senate president pro tem darrell steinberg will become acting governor until he leaveswednesday and then assembly speaker tony atkins will take on the role, only for nine hours until governor brown returns. >>> president obama says a loophole that lets companies dodge u.s. taxes by moving their headquarters overseas is unpatriotic. in his weekly address, the president denounces tax inversions, he says companies are essentially renouncing their citizenship to avoid paying what he calls their fair share. the president says the best way to address the problem is through tax reform that lowers the corporate tax rate. >> i want to be clear. there's only a few big corporations so far. the vast majority of american businesses pay their taxes right here in the united states. but when some companies cherry-pick their taxes, it damages the country's finances. it adds to the deficit. it makes it harder to invest in the things that will keep america strong. >> the president says companies should not be allowed to pick and choose which rules to follow. >>> if you're one of those dri

senate president pro tem darrell steinberg will be acting governor until wednesday. finally. assembly speaker toni atkins will be in charge for about nine hours until brown returns thursday. >> pam: all four men are democrats. >> jacqueline: live look outside on satellite radar the tropical moisture is back to the bay area. will we see thunderstorms? this tillamookmook old fashd vanilla ice cream is absolutely amazing. creammmmmy. it makes my tongue dance. me too. hey you two, stop that tillamook tongue dancing and get back to work! tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. >> pam: local officials have reported road closures and flooding dangers. the tornado was on the ground for about 2 mi. and no major injuries have been reported. caught on camera a small turtle has been seen in connecticut. still, the tornado damaged several trees and trailer and a couple of homes. it also knocked out power and no injuries reported there. >> jacqueline: it was 97 degrees and antioch, 95 and concord and 93 in pleasanton. 86 and san rafael and 83 in nassau. as look at life

darrell steinberg will take over until wednesday when he heads out of town for personal business and atkins will step in for nine hours until governor brown returns later that day. the rules of succession are all outlined in the state's constitution. >>> 8:10. shut down on short notice. coming up in 20 minutes, the way one local college has left its students with more questions than answers. plus how the state is stepping in. >>> i seen the head start to come out and i -- >> driving one minute, deliverying the next. two men deliver babies on the same freeway. >>> we still have traffic recovering after earlier problems. 280 -- 280 at 880 is jammed. >>> a mix of fog and sun. another muggy, humid day. we'll have more details on your monday forecast. ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >>> 8:14. happening right now, i want to bring you live pictures. president obama there along with secretary of state, john kerry, are participating in the young african lead

so then the acting governor becomes pro tem darrell steinberg. but then on wednesday he goes to chicago, so that means that speaker tony atkins will be in charge nine hours wednesday until governor brown is scheduled to return. >>> while many people may be thinking of hillary clinton for the democratic presidential ticket, maryland governor martin o'malley will be in iowa this weekend. some say he may be setting the groundwork for a presidential campaign. it is still unclear if he will actually challenge the former secretary of state should she choose to run. >>> new charges in the federal corruption case against leland yee. the san francisco lawmaker is now facing racketeering charges. a federal grand jury added an indictment friday accusing senator yee of taking bribes for votes, including one on medical marijuana. state senator yee was one of 29 people indicted in a sweeping fbi investigate. >>> still ahead for you on kron 4 news weekend, how much progress has been made on that fire burning near sacramento? we'll have an update for you when we

senate president pro tem darrell steinberg will take over leadership but he leaves for chicago on wednesdayssembly speaker tony adkins will be active governor for about nine hours until governor brown returns from mexico. >>> new information is being released about the investigation into who replaced two american flags on the brooklyn bridge with two bleached white flags. investigators are now saying they collected dna from tin cans that were covering bridge lights. they believe whoever switched out those flags stood on the pans but so far they haven't found a dna match. >> at this time it appears hat no particular necks to us terrorism or even politics. this may be somebody's art project or it may be an attempt at making some kind of statement. >> investigators say they are looking across social media for any clues. they're also interviewing flag makers and checking internet sales. they are also reviewing surveillance video, checking license plates and tracing five nicknames that tipsters suggest might be associated with the incident. >>> the 49ers say they want to keep injured running bac