today democratic assemblyman david chiu said he's pulling his bill for now due to stiff opposition from hospitals. he says the bill faced pushback from hospitals which are trying to protect profits over patients, he said the bill would have kept to an emergency room patients pay with their copays and deductibles even if they got treatment at a hospital outside of their insurance network. 2 said he plans to try to renegotiate the bill next year. and the dangerous conditions as a severe storm. hummels new >>and the reason the hot dog or burger buzz in your kitchen

simply member david chiu was the author of that legislation. and said in a statement, i welcome any and all support from san francisco and throughout california to make this life-saving policy a reality. >> reporter: it's not only the police officers that would be needed to get this bill all the way through to put these speed cameras on the streets of san francisco, there is likely going to be pushback from the california highway patrol and other agencies, but this is a first at. can? >> wow. ondrea barber reporting live from city hall. >>> new details tonight on a pair of armed robberies. there are new arrests the police are calling a robbery scheme in contra costa county. the other was caught on camera in the north a. check out this new video from santa rosa. this is video of an armed robbery at a shell gas station at 2575 4b avenue. a male suspect, as you just saw, walked in and stole, or allegedly stole something.

>>faces a key committee vote the bill by assemblyman david chiu would make sure emergency room patients with health insurance never pay more than their co-payments or deductibles even if they are treated at a hospital outside of the network of their insurance company. the proposal has strong opposition from hospitals because it would cap how much hospitals can charge insurance companies. supporters say the caps are needed to control health care costs. the bill has cleared the assembly and it faces a key test in a senate committee tomorrow death. >>california one of several sa's defending the affordable care act in court today judge will decide if the act's requirement for americans to buy health insurance or pay a fee is constitutional or not governor newsome and some state lawmakers spent the day at a community health center in sacramento where 90% of the patients are on medicaid or medicare now a program that could see changes with the a c a if it is found unconstitutional possibly leaving millions of people without health insurance.

now david chiu has gutted his own bill so it is a regional authority, a taxing authority. even though abag is a public committee, they met privately with representative chiu. the abag meeting stated that the vote was whether or not to have the authority to place a regional finance authority on the ballot. despite this description, it was unclear what ballot this would be placed on and what the ballot language would be. based on my subsequent discussions with committee staff in sacramento, the most likely scenario for the vote was to place abag as a candidate for a floor vote. i would urge supervisor mar to look at these from a fresh perspective. >> supervisor walton: next speaker. >> permarsupervisor mar's been excused, but i appreciate the way you've been handling this. i made those presentations, and you moved accordingly. and yet, the board of supervisors got all the credit. yet that happened -- that happens to me all the time. even though president yee got most of the credit for that, i know you're the one that initiated that. i'd like you to follow up on my demonstrati

. >> assembly member david chiu and his son. [laughter] >> san francisco treasurer. [cheers and applause] >> san francisco supervisor, rafael nadal in, who might still be running a marathon -- raphael mandel and who might still be running and meth -- a marathon. san francisco trustee. [applause] i would like to acknowledge matthew good oh, formerly of the mayor's mayor's office of protocol for the arts. matthew? >> several of the grand marshals and honourees of this parade are here and they will be introduced a bit later by the pride board president, jaclyn bishop. [applause] >> and of course, the san francisco lesbian freedom band. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> and of course, i would like to thank all of our 2019 sponsors, san francisco pride. [applause] >> the bob ross foundation and tom horn. [applause] , the incredible and fabulous sister -- fabulous sisters of perpetual indulgence. [cheers and applause] >> toad hall and badlands. [applause]. >> lazy bear weekend fund. [applause]. >> the owner of steam work. >> paul pendergast consulting group. [applause] >

>>assemblyman david chiu is pulling the bill for now because of strong opposition from hospitals.he bill would have made sure that people but never be hit by huge surprise bills if they're treated in emergency rooms out of their networks. they would never pay more than the price of other co-payments or deductibles 2 says hospitals are putting profits over patients. the california hospital association argued the bill would where strict what they can charge insurance companies. chu says that negotiations on the bill will continue. he will try again next year. vice president mike pence and his wife karen arrived in california today, karen met with military spouses at naval air station with more. >>to talk about employment this afternoon. the vice president visited a farm in the more to talk about the us mexico, canada trade agreement before heading off to vandenberg air force base in santa barbara county around 5 o'clock tonight. he visited the combined space operation there and talk to air base personnel. >>another candidate does a closing up john sanjay ocasio-cortez the freshman c

including david chiu. >> there were a number of numbers or barriers placed in the bill that make it harder for san francisco to expand our public power program, our municipal system. >> reporter: he says there are a number of good things in the bill and it did still pass but he and newsom agree on anything. there is still more work to be done. >> it will take years to work through this. >> the work is definitely not done. >> as a reminder this enormous fund is actually separate from the billion dollars or so in this year's budget for course management and wi-fi prevention. melissa caen, kpix5 news. >>> thanks. new at 5 facebook is paying the price for violating your fire privacy. a multibillion dollar fine towards mishandling of user's personal information. the federal trade commission started investigating facebook last year. as revelations about a political consulting firm, cambridge analytical, any access to the data of tens of millions of people for now the ftc approved a $5 billion fine against facebook and that is a record for the tech industry. the new settlement does include more o

why they're evicting a tenant san francisco assemblyman david chiu wrote the bill in his proposal. he says would raise the cap from 5% for some small property owners as well as rental properties and he says that this would prevent renters from being uprooted on suddenly and get a give a peace of mind of them. it is not rent control. it's a policy designed to protect the most of our states. 15 million tenants who do not have rent control against agree just rent increases. >>opponents are afraid that the bill was going to miss going make it harder for landlords to evict criminals or other bad tenants. the 26 year-old man charged in 2 deadly stabbings on skyline boulevard in san mateo has pleaded not guilty. a leak to suu kyi from pacifica faces 2 murder charges for the killings which happened one day apart from each other. police say he lured a taxi driver to the area west to skyline and stabbed him to death and the next day they say he called tow truck driver to the same area and killed him as the case moves to trial to suu kyi says he wants to represent himself. >>the body of a sci

assemblyman david chiu he says the state has passed more than a dozen laws since president trump took office, protecting the rights of undocumented immigrants. he underlined the fact again that state and local police will not be helping ice agents. you are arresting you have the right to remain silent. >>you have the right to an attorney. remember immigrant agents generally need a judicial warrant to enter your home the immigrant tenant protection act which i drafted with the feedback of immigrant and tenant advocates here in san francisco which says that if landlords cooperate with ice they can be sued. >>not everyone agrees a representative of a san francisco's republican party howard epstein, he says local leaders should not be advising people not to cooperate with federal agents. it is not just the bay area of course communities across the country are getting ready for ice raids and congressional democrats, some community activists say they are ready to fight the president's plans kron four's washington dc correspondent trevor shirley has more. >>president trump today came out swi

today democratic assemblyman david chiu said he's pulling his bill for now due to stiff opposition fromls. he says the bill faced pushback from hospitals which are trying to protect profits over patients, he said the bill would have kept to an emergency room patients pay with their copays and deductibles even if they got treatment at a hospital outside of their insurance network. 2 said he plans to try to renegotiate the bill next year. and the dangerous conditions as a severe storm. hummels new >>and the reason the hot dog or burger buzz in your kitchen >>well hamburger and hot the been brands have been recalled because of plastic a chum, plastic choking hazard. flowers foods, bakery items are sold at top retailers, including wal-mart and sam's club all of the and others. the company says small pieces of hard plastic maybe in some of their products and they could pose a choking risk, no illnesses or injuries have been reported so far the brand names involved include clover valley, great value laura lynn nature's own piggly wiggly. public's. depot sunbeam and wonder. >>we should agents

to do some sort of plan of attack on it we mentioned the relationship with his family member david hsu and chiu and and i know scott weiner and our senator, obviously our governors have been supportive of firefighters and the city and i think there is currently a bill right now, the 20 billion-dollar bailout for pg and e. that will be on the governor's desk on two weeks. there should be something now that we have this information, some sort of 911 fund that funds that is set up where one is firefighters get sick 20 years from now, they are cared for because we know what is getting into their system, or some sort of funds that takes care of immediate testing once they come off those fire lines are while they are on the fire lines. let's gather more information and of course, what type of what can we do to protect these people. i want to say publicly we need some plan of attack now and it is going to be an all hands type of thing and we have to bring our elected electives into this particular solution so thank you so much for this. i know this is an issue that is very important to our department