reportera: no falto el llamado de javier becerra que exhortÓ a los lÍderes eclesiÁstico para que se unana de los inmigrantes en california. palmira: abogados de organizaciones no lucrativas nos explican a quien afectarÍa esta regla de carga pÚblica. ramÓn: tayana no se informa en vivo. tayana: esto ha creado controversia y confusiÓn, se pasaron la semana completa en reuniones y seminarios analizando muy de cerca este extenso documento. a una semana de el anuncio de la regla de carga pÚblica entregada por el presidente trump los abogados se sienten seguros de dar consejos al respecto. >> asegurÁndose que está mostrando informaciÓn correcta. tayana: 837 pÁginas que aplica a quienes solicitan tarjeta verde de los estados unidos, recomiendan no cortar servicios de ayuda. >> hay muchas personas a las que no se le aplica esta regla de carga pÚblica. tayana: los servicios que no se verÁn afectados. >> los albergues, almuerzos escolares, la nueva regla no se aplica a estos programas. tayana: todos los programas del estado no estÁn incluidos, sÓlo ciertos beneficios cuentan como negativos. la viv

por su parte el fiscal del estado javier becerra, afirmÓ que la demanda tendrÁ Éxito en las cortes.nuestro rÉcord de traer los hechos conjunto con la ley frente del juez en la corte ha sido buena. ramÓn: en caso que el fallo favorezca a california el gobierno tendrÁ que aplicar de nuevo lÍmite de 20 días y no habrÍa detenciones por tiempo indefinido. aparte crÍtica legal la administraciÓn del presidente trump habrÁ sido fuertes quejas por la decisiÓn de detener a familias por tiempos largos prolongados a diestra y siniestra. palmira: funcionarios siguen defendiendo esta medida insiste en que es necesario para resolver las separaciones de familias. fernando pisarnos tiene mÁs. fernando: funcionarios de la administraciÓn trump defienden el plan por tiempos prolongados anunciado este plan la semana pasada. con esta nueva regulaciÓn

that sale is subject to the approval of javier becerra.they previously showed opposition to the bill. he's expected to meet with medical employees there at 10:00 this morning. >>> as a warning for anyone visiting a popular beach in tahoe, you may want to stay out of the water because of a possible toxic algae. a dog died shortly after coming in contact with the water. that beach is one of the few beaches in tahoe that allows dogs. samples are now being tested for toxins, and the results are expected by the week. >>> researchers are warning the fires burning in climate stability all world. the new promise from leaders in south america about the issue. >>> a boost in funding to get bart trains rolling into downtown san jose. >>> we have traffic off to a nice start on highway 24 heading to the tunnel. we'll tell you more about that straight ahead. >>> well, it is a warm morning. temperatures are warmer at sfo and oakland that at many inland areas. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> it's thursd

la querella presentada las Últimas horas por el gobernador de california, el procurador javier becerra detenciÓn de menores. durante una conferencia de prensa,los mÁs afectados ante la cantidad de menores que siguen llegandoa este estado, sÓlo sÉ que deberÍan tener la libertad de decidir cuÁntos dÍas se pueden quedar estos niÑos en esta custodia. y respetando el acuerdo. tambiÉn flores dice que los cambios en la polÍtica migratoriason un ataque constante. borja: hablaremos del acuerdo flores porquer el acuerdo judic, un juez debe aceptar los cambios propuestos por la administraciÓn trump. le va tocar en tonalÁ jueza del distrito. jollie. existe la posibilidad de que no prevÉ los cambios propuestos. en 2015 extendiÓ la aplicación del acuerdo flores para incluir a niÑos que vinieran con sus familias. carolina: ordenÓ a la migración de obama a que pusiera libertad a los niÑos lo mÁs rápido posible. en tribunal que modifiquen este acuerdo de flores para que se permita la detenciÓn de familias extranjeras en el procedimiento y que es su problema que el poder legislativo tiene que resolver e

javier becerra has to approve it. the state attorney general in the past opposed it.s about the hospital's care for low income patients. he's due with medical o'connor hospital now has several new high-tech improvements, including the hospital's new command center featuring a genius bar of sorts. the staff can come and get computer questions answered. the hospital flipped the switch on a new health link system. connecting hospitals, clinics, and patient care centers around the country. >>> we've been here for two weeks, 24 hours a day. providing support to the physicians. they have been through formal training classings, they know the medical care and how to take care of the patients. and the computer work flows are new to them. >> hospital officials say the $80 million project only took six month toss complete instead of the projected 18 months. >>> it took a long to increase city's minimum wage. >> hold on. i'm going you to sit down. >> the meeting started quietly and things heated up when the issue of increasing the minimum wage came up. it's nearly impossible to l

attorney general javier becerra is charging that doctor with four counts of second-degree murder, andf elder abuse. rob ross talked with the doctors attorney who says his client did nothing wrong. >> doctor thomas keller had a pain management practice and santa rosa for decades. he ran that practice out of this office, on santa rosa farmer was lane. now the 72-year-old nurse, surgeon is in sonoma county jail facing murder charges. state attorney general javier becerra's says keller prescribed dangerously high levels of addictive opioids and is responsible for the deaths of five patients leading to four counts of second-degree murder and a fifth charge of elder abuse. in a statement, becerra said, quote, doctors take an oath to protect patients and not engage in behaviors that can risk their health and safety. >> he is devastated. >> that is keller's reaction says his attorney john cox who also claims the charges are unfounded. >> doctor keller believes that he absolutely treated each patient in a proper manner and that there is no basis for him to be charged with any crime of the sort

. >>> el procurador de california javier becerra es la voz que se han unido para fustigar el gobiernodos como sub humanos, este especialista dicen que el encierro no deja de ser traumÁtico >>> si somos niÑos donde hay una familia con ansiedad y no saben lo que pasa maÑana los niÑos reciben este impacto. >>> >>> bueno ahÍ lo vio estamos analizando muy serÍamos el derecho a ciudadanÍa por nacimiento francamente es y su administraciÓn estÁ seriamente cancelar este derecho a los hijos nacidos de estados unidos de padres que no son ciudadanos. los expertos aseguran que hacerlo serÍa ir en contra de un derecho constitucional. un grupo de manifestantes espeÓo la llegada de la presidenta de la cÁmara baja nancy pelosi y veremos las razones por las cuÁles estas personas llegaron a protest protestar flavio? >>> quÉ tal cesar estas personas estÁn aca estamos afuera del hotel continental de san francisco para pedir a nancy pelosi que encabece una campaÑa para la destituciÓn del presidente trump, hay mucha personas protestando con pancartas, las cuales le hacen este llamado a la presidenta de la c

.>> reporter: attorney general javier becerra set the segregation within the sausalito marin city school no accident. his investigation revealed the district had knowingly established and intentionally segregated school. that school bayside martin luther king jr. a small mostly black k-8 school in marin city. the investigation found it was built based largely on one board of trusmb

california attorney general javier becerra is leading a multistate coalition fighting against it. under the new role most migrants at the southern border would only be able to seek asylum if they were denied asylum in at least one country that they had passed through. this means migrants from countries like guatemala or honduras would have to apply for protections in mexico before they could start the process in the u.s. the president argues migrants are playing the system by falsely claiming asylum. the attorney general did issue a statement saying our nation was built by people who fled violence and persecution rather than offering hope and refuge the trump administration is now telling them to go back to where they came from. it is un-american and breaks with decades of legal precedent. his coalition is asking the justice department and homeland security to rescind the policy. >>> more than a week of the liberations has ended without a verdict in the ghost ship trial. for nine days the jury has debated whether the defendants max harris and derek almena are guilty of 36 counts o

.>> reporter: attorney general javier becerra set the segregation within the sausalito marin city school district was no accident. his investigation revealed the district had knowingly established and intentionally segregated school. that school bayside martin luther king jr. a small mostly black k-8 school in marin city. the investigation found it was built based largely on one board of trustee members desire to create a separate school for the district's african-american community. the school was established within one year the district began cutting programming at the intentionally segregated k- 8 school. in 2016 a district report found millions of dollars were being taken away from bayside mlk and funneled into willow creek academy. a wealthy sausalito charter school. terry green has grandchildren in the sausalito marin city school district. she said as disturbing as the findings are she has seen the discrimination up close. >>> it did not come as a shock to us. >> reporter: she is inspired by the attorney general's solution to the problem. a settlement that mandates a series of chan

ramon: el fiscal general de california javier becerra anunciÓ que el departamento de justicia ha llegadoonsables del distrito que sufriÓ discriminaciÓn, desviaron un fondo a otra escuela de mayorÍa hablan y tres atendieron la escuela mater luther king donde los estudiantes blancos son una minorÍa. [mÚsica] palmira: si ya tiene planes para el fin de semana espero un poco a conocer el pronÓstico del tiempo porque parece que estarÁ nublado y pasaráagua. ramon: bueno, nuestra meteorÓlogo suheily j. lopez belen veleta la tierra y bien puesta no tiene los detalles de la "ventana al tiempo" para saber, suheily j. lopez belen, quÉ planes vamos a hacer para el fin de semana. gusto en saludarte. quÉ tal ? >> tal parece que la lluvia solamente va a ocurrir muy temprano en la maÑana del sÁbado y de hecho, si miramos hacia la bahÍa de san francisco ya se observa esa nubosidad en la distancia que se va aproximando claramente y los cerramos a travÉs de lo que es esa imagen satelital por un frente frÍo que va aproximÁndose a la regiÓn . eso colores que ven en verde en la precipitaciÓn que se va sacando

california attorney general javier becerra wrote, it would be putting a nail in the coffin all for the sake of boosting profits of those putting the species at risk in the first place. >> these are hundreds of thousands of species that are knitted together in essentially what is a natural economy. and you take key players out and, of course, things begin to crumble. >> reporter: one example, freshwater clams 20% extinct now because in the 19th century we used their shells for buttons. but there's been a cost. >> we lose clean water because they filter the waters. part of how they feed. >> reporter: supporters of the endangered species act, the alligator that went off in 1987. if every species is, in fact, interconnected, the loss of these creatures could have impacted others. bart shepherd also studies at the academy. >> it matters because we don't really fully understand how all of these pieces are linked together in the natural world. >> reporter: as visitors enter the california academy, they are greeted by >> abc7 news was in contra costa county where workers were cutting back brus

palmira: el fiscal de california javier becerra denunciÓ la decisión del gobierno federal de terminarsgo el medio ambiente. becerra afirmÓ que las nuevas regulaciones no tienen sentido. protegen ademÁs la industria de hidrocarburos, y van contra la ley. la legislatura estatal continÚa deliberando sobre el proyecto de ley sb 24 que permitirÍa a las universidades pÚblicas proporcionar pÍldoras para abortar, como parte de los servicios bÁsicos de salud. ramÓn: la medida ha causado un gran debate entre grupos estudiantiles y asociaciones religiosas. yomara: las altas temperaturas no son obstÁculo para estos manifestantes. tenÍan una naciÓn, marcha alrededor del capitolio en forma de protesta. >> es de la Única manera que tenemos paraacerca saber que nosotros estamos en contra de esa medida de ley.. yom familia se oponen a la propuesta de ley que busca ofrecer pÍldoras para abortar en centros mÉdicos de las universidades, publicas. en california . o >> quien daÑan fsica y espiritualmente una persona despuÉs de haber practicado un aborto. yomara: ana auto Ángel, agradece que su madre biolÓg

por su parte el fiscal del estado javier becerra, afirmÓ que la demanda tendrÁ Éxito en las cortes.ifornia el gobierno tendrÁ que aplicar de nuevo lÍmite de 20 días y no habrÍa detenciones por tiempo indefinido. aparte crÍtica legal la administraciÓn del presidente trump habrÁ sido fuertes quejas por la decisiÓn de detener a familias por tiempos largos prolongados a diestra y siniestra. palmira: funcionarios siguen defendiendo esta medida insiste en que es necesario para resolver las separaciones de familias. fernando pisarnos tiene mÁs. fernando: funcionarios de la administraciÓn trump defienden el plan por tiempos prolongados anunciado este plan la semana pasada. con esta nueva regulaciÓn podemos detener familias juntas en un ambiente sano y seguromientras pasan por el proceso migratorio y si hay peticiones con mÉrito los liberamos, sino lo devolvemos a su paÍs pero sÓlo detenemos durante el proceso migratorio, hhistÓricamente eso es 40 o 60 dÍas no es indefinido. la nueva regla es para que el gobierno tenga que seguir obedeciendoel llamado acuerdo legal florence que limite la det

. >>> javier becerra is expected at a meeting for the proposed sale of the $610 million sale of three medical centers. it's subject to approval. the state attorney general previously expressed opposition to the bill over concerns about the hospital care for low income patients. he is expected to meet with medical employees at 10:00 today. >>> as a warning for anyone visiting a popular beach in tahoe, water officials say you may want to stay out of the water because of the possibility of toxic algae. a dog died shortly after coming in contact with the water at keva beach. it's one of the few beaches in tahoe that allows dogs. samples are being tested for toxins, and the results are expected by the end of the week. >>> researchers warn that the fires burning in the amazon rain forest threaten climate stability worldwide. the new promise from south american leaders to address the issue. >>> and the boost in funding to get bart trains rolling in downtown san jose. >>> you're rolling on bridges, the san mateo bridge, the dumbarton bridge, the bay bridge. things seem to be off to a better t

the sale is subject to approval from attorney general javier becerra.d concerns about the care for low-income patients. he's expected to meet at 10:00 today. >>> time is 7:18. police in belmont need your help. they're sevenning for a man with health problems. he's 84-year-old paul farmer and he has dementia. he walked away 5:30 monday night. last seen tuesday morning. a couple of miles away, near deanza boulevard in highway 92. mr. farmer was wearing a red, baseball cap, prescription glasses, blue jeans and a light- colored windbreaker. again, you see his photo here. if you see him, call 911 and try to stay with him until the police arrive. >>> 7:18. let's get you out the door. sal castaneda, monitoring a transition day. >> some people, gasia and dave, are going to start to take time off tomorrow. unless it changes this year. i don't think it is. i think tomorrow is going to be a lighter day, commutewise. but it's going to be a busier day trying to get out of the bay area. interstate 80. to the macarthur maze. then you add more time at the bay brge. 880

state attorney general javier becerra's says keller prescribed dangerously high levels of addictive opioids, and is responsible for the death of five patients, leading to four counts of second-degree murders, and a fifth charge of elder abuse. in a statement, becerra said, quote, doctors take an oath to protect patients and not engage in behaviors that could risk their health and safety. >> he is devastated. >> that is keller's reaction to his attorney, john cox, who also blames the -- claims the charges are unfounded. >> he believes he treated these patients in a proper manner and that there is no basis for them to be charged with any crime. >> three of the patients in the murder charges committed suicide, one died of a methadone overdose and lung disease. >> i think he was trying to treat patients that either came to him, with an opioid addiction, but still needed to be treated somehow, he had a medical obligation to treat these patients for their severe pain. >> the attorney general says keller prescribed powerful drugs including vicodin, morphine, and oxycontin, as many as 300 pills at

har k javier becerra says they purposely sent students to the academy based on ethnicity and the programs for math, science and english were unfairly cut. the district will have to dee segregate the school and create a counseling and scholarship program for students. >> amazon is taking steps toward selling spirits. they apply for an alcohol license in california today. amazon could start delivering alcohol to its customers if it goes through. people would buy the wine, beer or spirits on line like any other item. amazon would bring it to your door. someone over 21 has to sign for it. the company also plans to open a store in san francisco so it can sell alcohol directly. >> we have something even better. we have ice cream. we want to see our own janelle wang and raj mathai live from redwood city at the treat truck and at a super fun festival. >> reporter: it is the fun festival. 3,000 to 5,000 people show up. everyone is smiling. it's good to see so many smiles here. >> it's got '80s music. yacht rock featuring mustache harbor. that is on stage right now. they're going to play for the ne

governor gavin newsom and attorney general javier becerra will make an announcement.fficials say they'll hold a conference at the state capitol. >>> the president of contra costa college has resigned. the resignation was accepted wednesday. she was placed on administrative leave back in may along with interim vice president susan kincaid and anderson. she was the focus of an investigation that stemmed from personnel matters. so far the college has not elaborated on the nature of the investigation. during a statement to the east bay times, the african-american staff association has criticized the leadership changes. a committee is now searching for an interim replacement. >>> horse racing returns to the bay area with both its fans and its problems. the gates opened in berkeley at golden gate field and tensions are high among trainers, horse owners, and jockeys, that's after intense scrutiny over the number of horse deaths at the racetrack. nine horses died last season. and 30 horses died at the santa anita racetrack. in the last month, animal rights activists have draw

here in california attorney general javier becerra. >>> the documented private conversations with president trump. it happened in 2017 and the weeks before comey was fired as fbi director. the inspector general says comey broke fbi rules giving one memo containing classified information. comey has said he wanted to make a record of the actions because he was concerned the president might lie about them. >>> time now is 5:10. >> an important weekend ahead in traffic. coming up the bart and caltrans project that may snarl your labor day travel plans. where to avoid all the backups. >> well happy friday to you. we are starting off the day with low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and for parts of the bay. we will have that sunshine through the afternoon. i'll have your holiday weekend forecast coming up. >> well it already looks like a holiday on those roadways. lots of green. lots of open road. plenty of space for you to hit the road or head on into work if you have to sorry. enjoy it. i have more ahead. geico makes it easy to get help when i need it. with licensed agents available 24-

and that was actually set up by the attorney general javier becerra because he's the one who approves the merger or not. >>new video this morning shows the father of sen again elder leaving the prison where he was visiting his son in italy this morning aereo their egos elder is one of 2 bay area teens that are accused of killing a police officer in italy when a drug deal went horribly wrong in rome. lawyers for the teens say they can't get their hands on the officers autopsy report they want to dispute whether or not the officer is really stabbed 11 times like police say. police say that elder confessed to the killing in the early hours of his interrogation. gabriel natale yours who is also depicted hears charged as well in the murder, both teams graduated from high school in mill valley. one still ahead on the kron 4 morning news mayor london breed taking some steps here to help clean up the streets of san francisco. she says you should of not >>we're still very foggy out the sfo you can't even see past the runway out there and we still do have that significant delay its held strong

self-sufficient williams san francisco city attorney dennis herrera and california attorney general javier becerra each say they're considering all legal options to oppose the rule. lawyers with the los angeles based national immigration law center have already said they plan to sue we'll keep you posted. pam ken back to you grant thank you. >>in bay area news, san francisco police are asking the public for help in trying to solve a cold case mdrder investigation wednesday will mark 13 years since aubrey, a brac ap or casa was killed the 17 year-old student was at the intersection of grove and baker streets in the city when he was shot several times. now at $250,000 reward is being offered in the case and on wednesday. the victim's mother's expected to speak out about the fight for justice for her son. >>a los altos police officer is at a hospital tonight after being exposed to fentanyl police say 3 officers were processing evidence when they were exposed to that powerful synthetic opioid drug one of them reported feeling ill that officer is currently listed in stable condition and a group of poli

javier becerra says the prolonged attention -- retention role would cause harm to their children, familiesthem when released from federal custody. >>> the trumpet ministration is holding children and families in jail -like conditions for weeks. these are individuals, children, who have not committed any criminal violations. too often, they are being held without sufficient food, health, or even medical care. >>> he is leading a coalition of 18 attorneys general in filing the lawsuit. >>> youtube has made it clear it is not willing to negotiate with the union made up of creators and influencers on the platform. according to the verge, the youtube union wants more transparency from the social media site about how it regulates content and determines which channels make money. while youtube says it has taken steps to address those concerns, the company is refusing to negotiate the union's full list of demands. joining us to talk more about this is our tech expert, ryan eldridge with nerds on call. thanks for coming on. what are the big changes the you tubers union is pushing for? >> essentiall

murder of the patients and elder abuse of a 5th patient who also died state attorney general javier becerra is the first doctor in california to be charged with second degree murder for overprescribing opioids keller's attorney claims 3 of the deaths were suicides and the 4th accidental. the san pablo police department is offering a reward in an unsolved murder case, 22 year-old row bill to dessie was shot and killed last month. police found him in his car on stanton avenue. he had been shot police are now offering $20,000 for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of a suspect in his killing. >>a san jose police dispatcher is charged with felony fraud. an accused of cashing in disability insurance after returning to work. prosecutors say 41 year-old wendy vaccaro of campbell took a leave for about 4 months but did not notify the insurance company to stop sending her $5600 monthly checks. karl is due in court tomorrow. she faces jail time if she is convicted. a nonprofit the group is suing san francisco's mayor and police department after failing to get access to records about

state attorney general javier becerra said the new rule would indefinitely cause irreparable harm tohildren. >> they are holding children and families in jail-like conditions for weeks. these individuals, certainly children. too on, they're being held without food, health or even medical care. >> an immigration official described the new rule for detaining children longer than 20 days as a way to keep families together while they wait for a court ruling. >>> we have new video of a construction video. the droin video was taken near san luiss, arizona. it shows a wall that is 18-feet tall. the old wall there was previously 10-feet high. the new wall is also three layers thick. it is expected to wrap up by early october. this comes from president trump's emergency declaration about the border. >>> a 6-year-old caught the attention of one of ow viewers. >> that viewer made the little boy's wish come true. >> okay. great. >> eric jackson. the manager of this sprint store in sunnyvale. the 6-year-old from oakland thinks here's going shopping with his grandin other. he has no idea what was

days which had been the cap determined in the 1997 flores settlement agreement, california's javier becerrasical health of children and their parents, many of whom will ultimately be released to communities within the states. >> we wish to protect them from irreputable harm which may be caused by the trump administration, detention which is unnecessary. >> now trump administration argue that is the flores settlement has led to increase flow of central american immigrants and new rule establishes standard of care and custody for children and families and will protect kids from human smugglers. the acting customs and border protection mark morgan is one of those named in the suit, he takes issue with labeling it as indefinite detention. >> this is not about indefinite detention, if anybody says that, that's an complut lie, we are going to hold them together as a family in god-safe environment just doing the immigration proceedings which history showed us takes between 40 and 60 days. >> dagen keep in mind rule put forth by the trump manage needs to be approved by u.s. district judge that over

attorney general javier becerra, and the governor gavin newsom making the announcement yesterday.ew federal rule would deny green cards and visa to immigrants who receive food stamps or medicaid. the trump administration has declared war on immigrants. >> i can boil down to four words, what it took president trump and the trump administration's 837 pages to say. they don't like immigrants. they don't like them if they're documented or undocumented. >> the move marks the 56th lawsuit the state has filed against president trump. earlier this week, california vowed to take legal action to prevent the federal government's plan to change how the endangered species act is implemented. >>> an 11-year-old girl in the east bay is starting a public arts project that she hopes to take at the u.s.-mexico border. >>> is there anything you need to get started? >> these young kids are making paper butterflies at a studio in oakland. but this is not just some arts and crafts project. it's a political statement about immigrant children being held in detention centers. >> i thought maybe if we repr