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gavin newsom will be fine. alex padilla will be fine.you may see it in the tight congressional races, four seats in particular that flipped from democrat to republican in 2020. so those are the places, one in the central valley, two in orange county, one in a lake. the fate of those races could determine potentially who controls the house and speakers. >> and right now as we are sitting here of course inflation and gas prices are top of mind but let's not úforget the shootings over the past few week, the gun control debate happening right now in washington, d.c., and of course we are awaiting this roe v. wade decision from the supreme court so i feel like it is hard to know what is going to be top of mind in a few months becae just a few months back public safety was topping the list and now it is inflation and these congressional races you have democrats on the defense but yeah, it seems like there is almost this tendency to punish local officials for the things people don't like and national and statewide seem to be getting the pass. >

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incumbent governor gavin newsom and senator alex padilla both easily won their primary races. >>> peoplethe united states may soon have a fourth covid-19 vaccine option. an independent group of advisers to the fda yesterday voted in favor of authorizing novavax vaccine for people 18 and older. next the fda will decide whether to authorize the shot for emergency use. the novavax vaccine is the first protein based shot made available in the u.s. which is in line with many long standing vaccines including those for hepatitis b and shingles. the vaccine already been approved for use across europe, australia and parts of asia and has the authorization of the world health organization. elsewhere, u.s. gas prices are now closing in on $5 a gallon and little relief is in sight. despite those high costs, demand remains unchanged, for now. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: with the u.s. in overdrive and likely just days away from topping a national average of $5 a gallon, gas prices in several states are now spiking upwards of 10 cents a day. >> i just think we

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he was joined by governor gavin newsom and lawmakers, including us senator alex padilla and congressmanhn garamendi. president biden's speech came as the latest consumer price index shows record gasoline prices have pushed the rate of inflation to 8.6. with the 12 months ending in may. every country in the world is getting a big bite and piece of this inflation worse than we are in the vast majority countries around the world, but make no mistake about it. i understand inflation is a real challenge to american families. today's inflation report confirm what america's already know. putin's price hike a city in america hard gas prices at the pump, energy and food prices account for half of the monthly price increases since may. well tonight. president biden is attending a reception in los angeles for the national national democratic national committee. he arrived in l. a yesterday for the summit of the americas, which ended earlier today. the inflation rate is the highest since 1981 and surveys show that americans see that as the nation's top problem. the increase in the cost of groceries

this morning start from the top, governor gavin newsom cruised to an easy primary win with nearly 60% of the vote. state senator brian dally is leading. alex padilla will face mark moiser in november, and to finish out the rest of the term vacated by vice president kamala harris. last night padilla told us he's proud of what he's accomplished so far. >> thanks to the american rescue plan, so many cities and counties and school districts were able to stay afloat. we helped struggling families and small business owners and of course funded vaccine manufacturer and distribution which has put us in a much better place for covid. >> on the peninsula ablem seeman kevin mullin is leading the race to replace jackie speier, he was her personal pick. david canepa is running second. ron bon da won a top spot on the november ballot grabbing nearly 58% of the vote. he'll likely face nathan hochman, former prosecute yoor and former assistant attorney general. stay with kpix 5 for continuing coverage of the primary election on air, on kpix.com and streaming on "cbs news bay area." the election results will be scrolling right there on the bottom of your screen al

he was joined by lawmakers, including senator alex padilla and congressman john garamendi, as well as governor gavin newsombiden's speech came as the latest consumer price index showed record gas prices have pushed the rate of inflation to now. 8.6% for the 12 months ending in may. every country in the world is getting a big bite and piece of this inflation worse than we are in the vast majority countries around the world, but make no mistake about it. i understand inflation is a real challenge to american families. today's inflation report confirm what america's already know. putin's price psycho city in america hard gas prices at the pump, energy and food prices account for half of the monthly price increases since may. inflation outside. biden arrived in los angeles yesterday for the summit of the americas, which ends today. here at home. bart is still struggling to regain ridership lost during the pandemic. as ktvu lamonica peters reports. the transit agency announced a 15 cents on average fare increase will take effect in less than a month. bart officials say its ridership is about 30 to 40% of what i

gavin did not look too california senator alex padilla, big dodger fan. he enjoyed saying newsomprepare the field for opening day. newsom could not even bring himself to say go dodgers like he was supposed to at one point saying, >> go california. and as you probably know, the dodgers playing the giants tonight at oracle. they're up 3, 2, happening tomorrow. the national aids memorial quilt will be displayed a golden gate park. the opening ceremony starts at 9.30. the quilt will stay on display until >> 5 in the afternoon this 35 years since the first panels of that quote were stitched together during the darkest days of the aids pandemic. now, 50,000 panels of the quilt travel to hundreds of communities each year. kron four's also celebrating pride month. join us for our bay area pride special love will keep us together. it's hosted by our very own john troubled and taylor airs thursday, june 23rd at 06:30pm. >> and next in sports, the wife of the warriors tie up the series. a great game. 4 of the nba finals. kate rooney has highlights and we'll go live to jason dumas, us in bos

gavin newsom ran away with it. and our u.s. senator race, which, you know, a seat i used to hold and kamala held it, alex padilla, these are pragmaticple. they are quite progressive in their view, but they are going to make life better for people. they're going to do everything they can. and that's what i see happening across the board in the democratic party. >> so after we see these progressive criminal justice reform ideas rejected at least in the case of that one race in san francisco, let's zoom out to 30,000 feet. i want to play for you what the president said about the primary elections, just last hour. >> i think the voters sent a clear message last night, both parties have to step up and do something about crime, as well as gun violence. >> as well as gun violence. do you see a through line from the larger gun conversation that is happening right now where democratic politicians nationwide can sort of harness that outrage, the fury voters are feeling about crime as well to somehow tie them together? and propose solutions? >> well, without a doubt. i mean, again, there is pie in the sky solutions and there are real solutions

gavin newsom in tuesday's gubernatorial primary. republican state senator brian doll came in second at 10% and unaffiliated candidate michael shellenberger at 5. in the senate primary. alex padillaut ahead for what could be his first full term. he received 42% of support from likely voters in the poll, followed by republican mark mercer at 11% and chuck smith at 6. and be sure to tune into ktvu for a complete list of election night coverage here. you can start watching us at four o'clock on tuesday also see those results as they roll in on our website and the ktvu news app. lawmakers from san francisco are making another attempt to extend last call at bars in some california cities. this is the third time the legislature is considering a bill that would let bars stay open. until four a.m. this version was authored by state senator scott wiener and assembly member matt haney. the legislation would allow bars in certain cities, including san francisco and oakland to extend their hours advocates say would help bars in bay area nightlife recover from the pandemic. this bill would help to bring san francisco and some other places that opt in into the upper echelon world class nightli

gavin newsom is seeking a second term. he's up against a couple dozen challengers. california's are also voting for state attorney general and u. s. senator. current senator alex padilla, who was appointed to the seat is seeking a full six year senate term. the state superintendent of public instruction tony thurman, also on the ballot. today's election could set a record for having the lowest turnout in california history. according to political data intelligence, only 15% of ballots were returned before ahead of this election day, the lowest ever. turnout was back in 2014 with just 25% overall turnout. one difference, though there are a lot more voters this time around, the secretary of state's office says. there are nearly 22 million registered voters. that's the highest percentage of eligible voters in a gubernatorial election year in 68 years. we do hope you stay with us. ktvu has extensive coverage of today's election. you can follow the complete election results through the day, both here on the air and online public library in san jose that's also used as a polling place will be open to voters today, one day after shooting there. the incident took place at the

gavin newsom is seeking a second term and is facing a couple dozen challengers. californians are also voting for state attorney general as well as us senator, current senator alex padilla, who was appointed to the seat is seeking a full six year senate term state superintendent of public instruction tony thurman , also on the balance, today's election may set a record for having the lowest turnout in california history. according to political data intelligence, only 15% of the balance will return. before election day as low as ever turned out was back in 2014 just 25% there's a difference, though. there are a lot more voters this time, secretary of state's office says there are almost 22 million registered voters. that's the highest percentage of eligible voters in a gubernatorial election year. in 68 years and make sure you stay right here with us at ktvu for extensive coverage of today's election, you can follow complete election results throughout the day, both on the air and online. well, one polling place in the south bay may be closed this morning. there was a shooting there yesterday. ktvu andre senior is following the story. he's in studio now. andre. the shoot

gavin newsom is seeking a second term and he is up against a couple of dozen challengers. californians are also voting for state attorney general and for us senator, current senator alex padillapointed to the seat. is seeking a full six year senate term state superintendent of public instruction is also on the ballot on the local level. san jose is voting for a new mayor since sam liccardo has turned out santa clara, alameda contra costa counties, all voting for new sheriff's contra costa in alameda counties are also voting for new district attorneys. be sure to stay with ktvu for extensive coverage of tomorrow's election will be on air starting at four o'clock in the afternoon, and you can follow complete election results as the night goes on, both on air and online developing story right now in san rafael, where firefighters are responding to a grass fire that is now prompting some evacuations. initial reports are of a small fire, but police say it is spreading toward the 200 block of highland avenue near summit avenue. and that's where the evacuations are. in effect. this is burning near dominican university on the east side of one on one near downtown on this pg and e cam

gavin newsom in tuesday's gubernatorial primary, you can see their republican state senator brian dolly, came in second at 10% and unaffiliated candidate michael shellenberger at 5. in the senate primary. alex padilla is coming out ahead for what could be his first full term. he received 42% of support from likely voters in the poll, followed by republican mark user at 11% and chuck smith at 6% and be sure to join ktvu for complete election night coverage starting at four o'clock on tuesday. you'll also be able to find results as they roll in on our website. and on the ktvu news app. state lawmakers are once again considering legislation to extend last college bars and some california cities. ktvu gregory joins us now from the newsroom with the tails on the measure introduced by lawmakers from san francisco, correct. andre this is the third time the state legislature is considering a bill that would let bars stay open until four a.m. this time it was introduced once again by state senator scott wiener and assembly member matt haney. the legislation would let bars, nightclubs and restaurants in seven pilot cities, including san francisco , oakland, west hollywood, fresno and palm springs. choose to

gavin newsom easily garnered the most votes in his reelection bid. you can see the numbers there on your screen, he will face off against republican brian deli in november. california senator alex padilla also had an easy path to victory , but he received more than a million votes more than the next closest candidate to fill the partial term that ends on january. 3rd. if you want to see primary results from any of the bay area state. wider congressional offices just head over to our website that's key to view .com/ election. agonizing gun massacre testimony in the country's capital today. i'm cristina rendon, and after the break, we'll hear from some of the calls for change from those affected by recent tragedies and details on the vote taken by the house today. somewhere out there. there's a mom listening to our testimony. thinking i can't even imagine they're pink. not knowing that our reality will one day be hurst. unless we act now. also in northern california town that was decimated by the campfire. now the fastest growing community in the state coming up was behind the housing boom in paradise. already and we're checking in on the weather heating up tomorrow. we talked about that

gavin newsom is seeking a second term and he's up against a couple of dozen challengers. californians are also voting for state attorney general and u. s senator, current senator alex padilla, who was appointed to the seat. is seeking a full six year senate term state superintendent of public instruction also on the ballot, and then on the local level, san jose is voting for a new mayor santa clara, alameda and contra costa counties are all voting on new sheriffs. contra costa and alameda counties are voting for a new district attorneys and be sure to stay with ktvu. for extensive coverage of today's election. you can follow complete election results as the day goes on. both on air and online. time is now 405 the life of an oakland woman being remembered after a hit and run driver killed her one day after her 73rd birthday. amelia martinez roa can be seen in this surveillance video and a crosswalk along international boulevard when she's hit by a wide hummer. that drove away afterwards. she died later at a hospital that camera it's part of the security system at a car repair job with the owner says dangerous incidents happen a lot in that area. oakland city councilman noel