¿en quÉ consiste la medida que decide adoptar javier becerra?bricantes de estos recursos, que han violado la privacidad de los niÑos, es bien enfocado y los han hecho blanco de prÁcticas comerciales y sobre todo de propaganda para que los muchachos y muchachas terminen usando estos productos. hay algo que es importante remarcar, cuando esta empresa empieza a hacer esas propagandas, el consumo, el uso de los muchachos y muchachas que estÁn en la escuela, de 14.15 o 16 aÑos, ha subido en casi una manera exponencial. entonces javier becerra dice " han violado la ley, porque han permitido que la venta de productos vayan a menores " la ley lo prohÍbe. leÓn: tiene que ver con la manera en la que se han presentado los productos. y luego estÁ el asunto de los sabores, que parece que estÁ metiendo dulces cuando en realidad vende nicotina. hernÁn: cuando tÚ ves, y muchos de estos niÑos, porque son niÑos, hablamos de 14 o 15 aÑos, no saben aveces que los que tiene este producto que yo piensan que ese sabor a chicle, que tiene nicotina. estas campaÑas como

el procurador javier becerra anunciÓ los resultados de este operativo.aron 345 propiedades. confiscaron 953,459 plantas de marihuana. arrestaron a 148 personas. decomisaron 168 armas. a pesar de que el electorado en california aprobÓ el uso de la marihuana recreacional, siguen habiendo negocios clandestinos que cultivan, venden y exportan la planta a otros estados. dicen que la negocios ilÍcitos daÑan mucho a los que opera legalmente. porque operan a deshoras, no pagan impuestos y no estÁn regulados. >> estÁn abierto las horas en que estÁn cerrados, entoncestoman a las personas a diferentes horas. estÁn haciendo mucho dinero y no hay suficientes consecuencias para los dueÑos que abren las tiendas. juan carlos: asegura que lo peor de todo es que ponen en peligro mucho mÁs a los consumidores, quienes contarÉ pagar menos compran en esos establecimientos. >> tienen cosas que no son buenas para la salud, mÁs que nada para la comunidad que estÁ comprando. juan carlos: los vÉrtigos, segÚn el procurador javier becerra, se realizan en conjunto entre autoridades d

javier becerra reconociÓ que los esfuerzos son suficientes tambiÉn. >> antes de que llegue ese muchachoran el camino criminal para avanzar. lo que queremos hacer es darle la creencia de ese muchacho sobre la vÍa legal que es lo que tiene promesa. david: tambiÉn se informÓ del decomiso de varios tipos de drogas. las autoridades dicen que buscan continuar con los lazos de cooperaciÓn para mejorar la calidad de vida de los residentes de. paola:-- por un presunto abuso de autoridad. ramÓn: veamos los detalles. fernando: este tenientecoronel asesora del vicepresidente rectificÓ ante el congreso sobre sus preocupaciones con la llamada del 25 de julio. >> pensÉ que las referencias a individuos eran polÍticas. >> tambiÉn se condenÓ los ataques. >> es impropio para el presidente exigir que un gobierno extranjero investigue a un ciudadano estadounidense y a un rival polÍtico. para los demÓcratas es importante que se vea la evidencia. >> es una cosa efectivamente ilegal. si yo me pongo a preguntar la mÉxico que me ayude en una campaÑa, es totalmente ilegal. >> no lo conozco, nunca oÍ de Él. no con

estÁn demandando a la compaÑÍa y me quedo con las palabras del fiscal general de california, javier becerraias correccionales y responsable de vigilar a jeffrey epstein fueron acusados por cargos vinculados con la falsificaciÓn de registros de una prisiÓn en manhattan. ambos estaban de guardia el 10 de agosto cuando epstein fue encontrado sin vida. las declaraciones indican que los vigilantes no realizaron las rondas que indica el protocolo de que se habrÍan quedado dormidos. en defensa estarÍa sindicatode la correccional que dice que la culpa la tienen los jefes del lugar porque estÁ sobre trabajando a los empleados que se quedan dormidos po borja: un patÓlogo forense fue contratado por el hermano y determinÓ que segÚn los anÁlisis forenses realmente no se habrÍa quitado la vida sino que asÍ lo dice el nuevo informe forense encargado por su hermano. despuÉs de esto podemos hacer la esposa de "el chapo", emma coronel, vuelve a generar controversia, tras aparecer en la serie de television "cartel crew", transmitida por vh-1. la serie de formato "reallity show" tiene como objetivo narrar como

witwould be handed the microphoe over. >> thank you javier becerra you have carried on with leadership since you left the house. thank you for coming back home to be with us on this historic date. look behind me. that's what they said about these young men and women. he said they were no longer young and angels. none of us are that young anymore i can tell you that and i don't know who would claim to be an angel but this much we know about these men and women standing behind me. you are looking at the most determined and courageous people in the united states of america. they've lived their lives under the shadow of an immigration status that raised the question every time someone knocked on the door they've been counseled and warned by their parents not to say the wrong thing or do the wrong thing or their entire family could pay the price. that is the price that they've paid to be here today. and one moment in history under president obama we said we are going to give you a chance. you've got to come forward go through a criminal background check and pay a fee and we will give you th

senator javier becerra and you carry on with california with real leadership on this issue since you left the u.s. house. thank you for coming back home today to be with us on this historic day. look behind me. the president says you are looking at very tough and hardened criminals. take a good look at these criminals, would you? that's what the president tweeted this morning about these young men and women. he said that they were not -- no longer young and angels. none of us are that young any more i can tell you that, and i don't know who among us would claim to be an angel. this much we know about these men and women, young men and women standing behind me. you are looking at some of the most determined and courageous people in the united states of america. they have lived their entire lives under the shadow of an immigration status which has raised a question every time someone knocked on the door. they have been counseled and warned by their parents not to say the wrong thing, not to do the wrong thing or their entire family could play the price. that is the price that they have

for profit from government reimbursements following a settlement from state attorney general javier becerra just last month. >>> tomorrow is the opening of a trail at the richmond san rafael bridge connecting barron county and contra costa. you can access it from castro street or east francisco boulevard and main street in san rafael for the first time ever people can cross by bike or on foot. tomorrow the ribbon-cutting is at 10:00 am. >>> suspended without pay after what some are calling the ugliest brawl in the history of the nfl. in the final seconds of the game last night defensive end myles garrett lost it during a scuffle with mason rudolph and he ripped off the quarterback's helmet and slammed him on the head with it. after the game garrett acknowledged his mistake. >> what i did was foolish. it is out of character, but in a situation like that where it was an emotional game. >> it was totally cowardly on his part. maybe when he took my helmet off and used the weapon is when he crossed the line. >> the rookie quarterback says that he is okay today with no criminal charges have been

. >>> javier becerra indicÓ que acudieron a corte san francisco el dÍa de hoy con el objetivo de forzarusticia de california para llevar a cabo la investigaciÓn. >>> queremos investigar si facebook ha violado las leyes y violado los derechos de los californianos en cuanto a la privacidad de su informaciÓn. >>> cuenta con mÁs de 2 millones de usuarios en todo el mundo. no se ha pronunciado al respecto. >>> hoy conductores de viajes compartidos o se manifestaron afuera de las casas de inver inversionistas de uber >> son(sonido ambiente). >> exigen una compensaciÓn justa por sus labores ademÁs del acceso a beneficios mÉdicos y la paga de tiempo extra. de acuerdo a algunos de estos conductores esta compaÑÍas solo han hecho grandes fortunas a expensas de los trabajadores. >>> gracias a nuestro gran trabajo ellos ganan billones de dÓlares. ni necesitamos mejor pago, mejor beneficio y estamos aquÍ parados para dar la pelea . >>> uber dijo que los trabajadores o son cruciales en el Éxito de la compaÑÍa por lo que trabaja para mejorar las condiciones laborales. >>> en (sonido ambiente(. aprobaro

. >> javier becerra, the attorney eneral for the state of california. we, along with a number of others, along with states like new york filed actions as well. i first want to say, to the dreamers who have come, we all stand on their shoulders to try to make the case that no one is above the law and everyone must respect the law. we learned from a very early age there is a right way and a wrong way to do things. the federal government tried to terminate the daca program the wrong way. just as our parents would tell us or as a referee on the field would tell you, if you do it the wrong way, you get penalized. this administration tried to triedlter what it did and to correct what it did by moving the goalpost to justify the unlawful actions. just as any parent would tell you or any referee would tell you, and i hope the nine justices of the supreme court will tell you, do it the wrong way, you cannot try to move the to say you did it the right way. today we stand here very proud of the arguments that were made on behalf of of the more than 700,000 daca re

a menos de una semana de que la corte crema del paÍs escuche argumentos sobre daca, el fiscal javier becerraamÓn: tan solo en california hay 200,000 personas beneficiarias de daca. marÍa antonieta mejía con la informaciÓn. marÍa: buenas noches. segÚn soÑadores beneficiarios de daca, el presidente donald trump es el mayor obstÁculo que tienen para seguir su camino dentro del marco legal en este paÍs. el fiscal general california se refiriÓ hoy al difÍcil camino que enfrentarÍan unos 800,000 soÑadores, a lo largo del paÍs, si fuera eliminado definitivamente daca. >> todos los que reciben daca se pusieron frente del gobierno federal y dieron datos personales. quiÉnes eran, dÓnde viven, quÉ hacen. el gobierno federal ahora tiene toda esa informaciÓn. marÍa: una beneficiaria de daca dijo que cuando decidiÓ solicitar el programa de acciÓn diferida, puso toda su confianza en el gobierno federal. ahora se siente traicionada. >> cuando me atrevÍ a someter la aplicaciÓn al gobierno federal, lo hice con miedo, pero con confianza de que se iba a respetar que si yo continuaba bajo el programa respetando

la reacciÓn de la presidenta de la universidad de california y del fiscal general del estado javier becerraal del paÍs donde se debate el futuro de cerca de 700.000 jÓvenes indocumentados. beneficiarios del programa daca. california fue uno de los 15estados de tomar la acciÓn legal tras el anuncio de la administraciÓn donald trump de cancelar dicho programa. >> uno de cada cuatro de los dreamers vive infestado. yo como hijo de inmigrantes claro que voy a estar aquÍ luchando porque esto es algo que representa los valores de esta paÍs. yomara: la sesiÓn duró cerca de 80 minutos ante los nueve jueces que de inicio parecen divididos en su postura. aÚn asÍ, el fiscal mantiene la fe de que los dreamers recibieran una noticia positiva. >> los nueve jueces estÁn tratando con un asunto que trata con la vida de muchos, no sÓlo los dreamers, pero escuchamos que dado trabajo a estos dreamers, las universidades que tienen estos dreamers asistiendo. yomara: por medio de una llamada telefÓnica, la presidenta de ituciÓn que tiene cerca de 12.000 soÑadores, digo no importa la decisiÓn de la corte suprema po

ramÓn: la demanda que fue presentada por el procurador del estado javier becerra seÑala al fabricante de 48 fases complejos para tres cintas igual detalladas. hubo cuatro intercepciones. kansas city se hizo valer de dos l rival para ganar 24-16. ahora hablemos de la selecciÓn mexicana. ya estÁ lista para el segundo enfrentamiento en la presente fecha fifa, correspondiente a la concacaf liga de naciones ahora ante bermudas. martino no garantizÓ una goleada, pero o dice que serÍa consecuencia de un buen desempeÑo del tri. ♪ ♪ paola: llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn 14. gracias por su compaÑÍa. ramÓn: recuerde que tenemos una cita maÑana a las 6:00 p.m. siga en sintonÍa, porque viene el noticiero nacional. paola: puede ver la informaciÓn nuestra aplicaciÓn. no se encuentra como univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa. ramÓn: buenas noches, felices Área de la bahÍa. ramÓn: buenas noches, felices sueÑos. impacto. ♪ patricia: mÁs de 100,000 niÑos inmigrantes estÁn detenidos, solos o con sus padres en centros de estados unidos. asÍ lo revela un estudio de la onu que califica de trato inhumano la p

late last week, javier becerra discussed -- >> here in california, we stand up for every californian. and we make the fight for them. this fight for the -- some 700,000 dreamers is not just a fight for them, it's for our communities as well. >> demonstrations in support of d.a.c.a. are happening across the country. in san jose, a rally dubbed "no dreams deferred" is scheduled tuesday at hill view park. >>> you probably haven't heard much about the veterans killed in world war ii who were honored at this ceremony today. that's okay, because staying silent was part of their job. we'll have that story coming up. >> plus the show in the sky you won't want to miss tomorrow. >> but you don't want to look directly at it. this however is open for viewing. a beautiful sunset on this sunday evening. we'll have more news and the forecast when we come back. >>> fog is rolling in tonight. street is back open this evening after a hazmat scare in san mateo. officials shut down a block of b street after neighbors reported a strong ammonia smell. the source of the smell was a fluid leaked from an unma

telemundo 48 ( habla en inglés ) >>> estas fueron las palabras del fiscal general de california javier becerraa, los que abogan por daca también dijeron que los esfuerzos de la administración trump por acabar con el programa no solo perjudica a las familias de los soñadores y a su comunidades sino que también pasan por alto las contribuciones que los beneficiarios de este programa han hecho a este país decenas de estudiantes se reunieron en un parque de la ciudad para manifestarse sobre este programa >>> claudio habló con los jóvenes cuéntanos, ¡qué te dijeron? >>> buenas tardes, estos jóvenes estuvieron hasta hace pocas horas en la ciudad de san josé y me dijeron que muchos de ellos alberga la esperanza de que la corte suprema de justicia del país falle a favor del programa daca >>> son jóvenes que dicen que no se darán por vencidos. >>> y ejercen presión para que la corte suprema de justicia mantenga vigente el programa daca y ayude a jóvenes como ari que enfrenta desde niña leyes que ella dice discriminan a los latinos como la sd1070 aprobada en arizona y por eso su familia se tuvo que move

. >>> more trouble for facebook today javier becerra announced he is investigating in the social media giant over privacy issues. >> looking into allegations that facebook violated california law by, among other things, deceiving users and misrepresenting its privacy practices. >> they say facebook has been dragging its feet and not releasing data. as after being issued a subpoena last year related to cambridge analytical and another subpoena issued in june over claims that the company violated users privacy. the attorney general is now asking the san francisco superior court to take action and force that tech giant to comply. facebook released to the state missing apart "we have cooperated extensively with the state of california's investigation. to date, we provided thousands of places pages of written responses, and hundreds of thousands of documents. >>> fake political news is on the rise of facebook despite the company's attempts to stop it. left leaning advocacy group tracked 100 fake stories this year from january to october. it counted more than 2 million posts with about 159 m

zens of guns were seized in an operation targeting the norteno seet gang state torneys general javier becerra said the gang members are suspected of a variety of crimes is stockton. >>the defendts could face charges, including attempted murder, robbery drug distribution and a number weapons violations in addition of more than 40 weapons officers say they seized drugs including feanyl heroin cocaine and methamphetamine thoperation was a joint effort between several encies and the us department ojustice. fedl state and local. management officials came together today to mark the completion the largest disaster cleanup n state history. our capital bureau reporter ashl zavala spent time in paradise today and has more on this major milestone for that town. >>i just want to sayhank you from the bottom of our hearts. paradise yor jody jones grateful for the work it took to clean up the tn there it's a lot of rain delays and all gone over the course of 9 months crews cleared 3.66 the largest debris removal in calirnia history to put 3.6 6 milli tons into perspective that's about 16 of the world's larg

. >> javier becerra says the trumpet ministration broke the law when it decided in 2017 to phase out the obama era program which provides renewable immigration and work protections to those individuals. the supreme court will hear arguments in the case next week. for now, lower courts have issued two nationwide injections. forcing the government to continue to allow renewals. >>> stocks surged on wall street in reaction to news that china and the u.s. are getting closer to a trade deal. the dow and s&p both ended at record highs. the dow up 182 points. the s&p up eight. the nasdaq also saw gains of 23 points. the stock market wins came after china announced it had agreed with the u.s. to gradually ease tariffs on the exports. the area has been a top concern for investors. >> disobeys a massive big change "rest a lot of anxiety around increasing, or escalating tariffs. >> reporter: both sides a reason to reach at least a partial agreement. china's economy has slowed and president trump is heading into an election year. the two sides continue to negotiate when a phase i deal will be si

california state attorney general javier becerra was in washington to argue on behalf of dreamers in front of the high court. >> and today we stand here very proud of the argument that was made on behalf of the more than 700,000 daca recipients . but substantially many more dreamers and so many, many more immigrants who are waiting to come out of the shadows. >> a decision on daca is expected to come until next summer. even if daca is thrown out by the court, a bipartisan solution could be reached in congress. >>> $10,000 to leave the bay area. the lucrative offer being made for workers willing to make a move. >>> the impeachment inquiry goes public. we break down what we can expect. ok, network inspection. -ok. connected to wifi, protected from threats. thermostat - connected, protected. speaker, space vacuum... [ whispering ] connected, protected. shh. eh, this is not connected or protected. but, that's a family heirloom. and, it's a family security breach. it's gotta go. with xfinity xfi, if it's connected, it's protected. pull the truck around. simple. easy. awesome. get more out

state attorneys general javier becerra talked why it's important to keep dhaka. >>we believe and the courts have a concurred that the action taken by the. administration where was arbitrary and capricious and the way it was handled. we believe it was a violation of. the administrative procedures act in the way they went about doing this. and we also made the argument that this would vlate constitutional protections of the individuals were impacted. >>the trump administraon claims that the previous president president obama didn't not have the grounds to enact dhaka in the first place. the us supreme court will hear arguments starting tuesday. califoia attorney-general while he says he will be there. coming up on the kron 4 morning news fall all is in full all swing and we're getting a look at all. before we get to that story, let's head outside really quickly and show you san francisco. >>you are going to wake up to foggy morning but no rain in the forecast our buddy john travel. introducing in-garage delivery, just in time for the holidays! ♪ beep, beep wwrrrr ♪

state attorney general javier becerra said the three month investigation targeted members of a dangerousr and the possession and sale of firearms. >> i saw every day what they were doing. every day. they were intent on committing harm. they were intent on killing people. they were intent on purchasing illegal weapons. intent on selling and transporting guns. intent on trafficking people. these are individuals that have to be removed from society because they pose such a great harm and risk to all of us. >> during the raid dozens of weapons and 25 pounds of drugs were seized. the police chief of stockton said he expects more arrests as the investigation continues. >>> amazon may add a new feature to those popular doorbell cameras. facial recognition technology. amazon told congress it spent time investigating the technology but as of now it has no plans to release the feature for its ring doorbell cameras. massachusetts senator ed markey rotan is nca jeff bezos in september raising privacy concern about ring's video sharing partnerships with hundreds of police departments all over the cou

were seized in an operation targeting the norteno street gang today, state attorneys general javier becerra said that the gang members are suspected of a variety of crimes in stockton. they could face charges, including attempted murder robbery drug stribution multiple weapons violations. in addition to the more than 40 guns officers, seized drugs, including fentanyl heroin cocaine an meth the operation was a joint effort between several local agencies and the us department of justice. >>it is improper for the preside of the united states to demand a foreign government investigate a us citin. and a political opponent, the references to specific individuals and investigations su as former vice president biden and his son struck me as political in nature. >>day 3 of the impeachment hearings and witnesses are not olding back when it comes to how they felt abouthat infamous phone call between president trump and ukraine's president as alinsky and the president also made itknown. >>how he feels president trump that is cling impeachment investigation today, a scam and hoax pretty conway has the l

include required warnings andidn't properly verify consumers ages, california's attorneys general javier becerra announced a lawsuit today in los angeles. the lawsuit is aim at having jewel pay for treatments and prevention jewel has not yet commented the cdc says 42 people have died and more than 2000 have been injured in the us from health issues related to vaping andy cigarettes. of the story is not fairly de represented in the impeachment hearings, what house speaker nancy pelosi is now proposing the president do. >>before this week's round of hearings. >>and a new nigation center opened in the east bay offials are looking to quickly help people who are homeless get placed into permant hoing. the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to mat, my favorite chair. grace, you get the beach house... just don't leave the lights on, okay? to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy theide. thredwoods to thredheads. the rainbows to the oud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on o

ilia: asÍ es, y una de las >> vamos a imitar al fiscal javier becerra que se nos una.os. jorge: gracias por estar aquÍ. extraÑa al congreso? [risas] >> hoy vinimos a luchar para una poblaciÓn que merece nuestra ayuda. lia: el dijo que una de cuatro soÑadores vive en california y por esto es uno de los que reta a este estado jorge:javier becerra es el ex congresista representante del estado de california y muchos creyeron que cuando se iba como fiscal general habÍan importantes puntos a tomar. ahora desde el estado de california esta tomando liderazgo para defender a los soÑadores lia: ya la corte suprema de justicia ha escuchado los argumentos lo que es algo inusual porque generalmente otorgan unos 60 minutos. las partes tuvieron mucho mÁs tiempo de presentar sus argumentos. >> lo mÁs interesante es lo que decÍa javier becerra sobre si esto se va a definir entre liberales y conservadores porque si se decidiera si todo quedÓ perdido pero Él estÁ convencido de que la idea de proteger a las familias de los jÓvenes es una idea conservadora y ese podrÍa ser un argumento que

caltrans and state attorney general javier becerra have been named as defendants on the case. ( marty revoking california's authority to set its own emission standards for cars and trucks. a coalition of 11 environmental groups filed the lawsuit after california and other states filed a similar lawsuit agains the e-p-a last week. the federal government has allowed california to set its own emission standards since the 19-70s because the state has the most cars on the road and struggles to meet air quality standards. earlier this year, the trump administration revoked california's authority -- arguing they made cars more expensive. ( marty ) in national news -- president trump is defending himself again by attacking career diplomats and members of his own administration. with the public testimonies of his own aides behind him, the president says he welcomes an impeachment trial.in an hour- long interview with fox news friday, the president pushed a debunked conspiracy theory about ukraine interfering in the election instead of russia -- <""you want a trial?"pres. trump:"oh, i would."th

more than 1 in 4 daca recipients is from california and late last week, attorney general javier becerraed his upcoming fight against the trump administration. >> you're in california, you stand up for every californian. we make the fight for them. this fight for some 700,000 dreamers is not just a fight for them. it's for our communities as well. >> reporter: demonstrations in support of daca are happening across the country. a rally dubbed no dreams deferred is scheduled from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. on tuesday at hill view park. >>> four women who shattered stereotypes and ceilings at nasa received the highest civilian award in the nation. mathematician catherine johnson, commuter program dorothy von and christine dardenne and mary jackson were awarded the congressional gold medal. the four were the so-called hidden figures who inspired the hollywood movie of the same name. the awards highlight their groundbreaking work back in the '60s which continues to inspire women to pursue careers in science. a 5th gold medal was granted in honor to all women who contributed to nasa during the space ra

california state attorney general javier becerra was in washington yesterday. >> and today we stand here very proud of the arguments that were made on behalf of the more than 700,000 daca recipients but substantially many more dreamers and many more immigrants waited to come out of the shadows. >> a decision on daca is expected by june but even if daca is thrown out by the court a bipartisan solution can be reached by congress the federal rereserve board chairman two weeks after the fed cut interest rates for the third time this year. they said they've seen signs of a world economy dragged down by a trade war with china. fed officials believe these interest rate cuts are working. have encouraged more people to buy homes. tonight vice president mike pence is due to arrive here in the bay area. air force 2 carrying the vice president is expected to land at mop et field at about 7 p.m. tomorrow vice president pence will tour the nasa center. before he gets here in the bay area the vice president will be in monterey for a fundraiser today. ticket prices according to the chronicle as much as

tony general javier becerra announced the action today in san francisco. we have. spring of 2018 been looking into allegations that facebook violated california law by among other things. >>deceiving users and misrepresenting its privacy practices. those are serious allegations. when you consider the personal information that we all supply to facebook every sile day. >>the sarah sayshat his office wants to know which has it's were given access to your user data. the state is also looking for communications between facebook executives including mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg the sarah says facebook's response to the subpoenas so far has been inadequate. >>sing that song it's like a time for us to exhale the in at moment, feed off each other's energy, and just give the freedoms that how fun learning and with our day. >>when teachers using a popular song by lizzo to teach her students to be great. and the impchment inquiry that sonar will begin public heari ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>capitol hill is bracing for the release of mo transcripts from those closed door depositions in

california's attorney general javier becerra is in washington. the supreme court decision will affect hundreds of thousands of recipients. it protects 700,000 people from deportation who came into the country as children. >> i was raised and mesa, arizona my whole life. i know nothing but this country so i consider this my home. >> the focus of the hearings will be on whether or not president trump has the authority to end the program. the administration tried phasing out daca two years ago arguing her fears and immigration efforts but that action has been held up in federal court. daca was created under president obama. as well as work permits to some undocumented immigrants who were often referred to as dreamers. we understand the supreme court is expected to make a ruling next june and that decision could have an impact on president trump's general election. >> people will be rallying at home here today. the no dream deferred rally is taking place in san jose at 2:00 this afternoon and there will be other rallies scheduled for santa cruz, davi

. >>> california attorney general javier becerra said an investigation into facebook business practices has been under way for more than a year. the investigation is meant to determine if the social network violated any laws involving privacy and third-party access to user data. his announcement came after he went to court asking a san francisco judge to enforce subpoenas, he claims facebook has been ignoring. >> we've asked for information regarding the effect of the company's various privacy settings on third parties' access to data, including which apps facebook granted access to user data despite users restricting access to their information. >>> becerra says facebook has ignored requests for communications from top officials including mark zuckerberg. they denied the claims saying it has cooperated extensively and provided thousands of pages of written responses and documents. >>> now to airbnb. it's been partial i banned in orinda after a house party on halloween night after a shooting left five people dead. laura anthony joins us with more. >> reporter: hi, ama. they've made imme

>>> authorities in stockton arrested 50 gang members and seized it dozens california general javier becerra is following the investigation. the gang members were for attempted murder, robbery and weapons and narcotics charges. >> i saw every day with they were doing, every day. they were intent on committing harm and killing people, intent on purchasing illegal weapons and selling and transporting guns, intent on trafficking people. these are individuals that have to be removed from society because they pose such a threat. >> the stockton police department and the california highway patrol were also part of the investigation. >>> to jail guards responsible for monitoring high-profile inmate jeffrey epstein on the night he killed himself have now been indicted. those guards each pleaded not guilty to one count of conspiracy and five counts of falsifying records. regards were required to check on epstein every half hour. instead, federal prosecutors say from 10:30 on the night of his death until 6:30 the next morning the guards never looked in on epstein ones, even though his cell was 15 feet

. >> javier becerra was in washington yesterday to argue on behalf of dreamers. >> we stand here today proud of the arguments we've made. but substantially many more dreamers and so many many more immigrants who are waiting to come out of the shadows. >> a decision on daca is expected by june. but even if daca is thrown out by the high court. >>> more than 7,000 hate crimes just last year. more than 16,000 law enforcement agencies across the nation submitted reports of hate crimes to the fbi. 57% of the victims were targeted because of racial or ethnic bias. yesterday, on the force set brisk the director of the anti- defamation league talked about the report. >> people who are most targeted are those who are attacked on the basis of their race and ethnicity and among those it's far and away african americans are the most targeted group. and the third most targeted are yous. >> hate crime murders in the united states reached a 27-year high last year. nearly 58% were against youish people. the report showed increase in the number of crimes against persons like intimidation and assault. t

my clients are not at any time and that of us locations caltrans and state attorneys general javier becerra. a spokesperson for caltrans which is tasked with enforcing the law says it usually doesn't comment on pending litigation in any case the sign is not on display now so nor cows not currently in violation that is still wants the law declared invalid. >>kron 4 news at 8 healing after hurting the el paso community coming together to honor the victims of last year's deadly shooting. >>and i'm tracking dry. calm weather for now but next week an approaching storm system that will impact your travel plans for thanksgiving. and i'm also tracking sierra snow in my full forecast in just a few minutes. >>plus some not so good news for a new tesla product, at >>the news the battle for electric trucks is heating up general motors says it will have an electric pickup truck ready for the market by the fall of 2021. the announcement was made during the investor meeting this week but was quickly overshadowed by tesla is reveal of its futuristic looking electric truck. it's all part of a greater battle

javier becerra says his office is been looking into the privacy practices since last year and accuses facebook of dragging their feet by failing to properly answer questions, refusing to answer other questions, and stonewalling subpoenas. >> those are serious allegations when you consider the personal information that we also apply to facebook every single day. facebook knows some of the most intimate details of our lives. >> facebook said in a statement that they have cooperated extensively with the state investigation providing thousands of written responses and hundreds of thousands of documents. >>> two former twitter agents have been accused of spying for the saudi frame government. the two provided saudi arabia with personal account information of the government's critics. they exchange watches and tens of thousands of dollars funneled into secret bank accounts. twitter set it cooperated in the investigation and said it restricts access to sensitive account information through a limited group of trained and vetted employees. >>> house lawmakers are opening their impeachment hear

state attorneys general javier becerra talk about why it's important to keep dhaka. >>we believe and the courts have a concurred thathe action taken the administration were was arbitrary and capricious and the way it was handled. we believe it s a violation of. the administrative procedure act in the way they went abo doing this and wee also made the argument that thiwould violate constitutional otections of the individls who are impacted. >>the trump administration claims the previous presiden did not have the grounds to enact dhaka in the first place. the supreme court ll hear arguments starting tuesay and the california attorneys general says he'll be there. >>and jewel is going to stop selling its meant flavored vaping pods even after they saidhey were going to keep them and they were just axing all of the dsert flavors like cotton candy they've actually changed their minds the kids just found out that love meant. the american medical association says close to 60% of all high school students who vape us juul and mt was the most opular flavor. jewel is now only go

california attorneys general javier becerra announce a lawsuit today in los angele >>millions teens andicans now use their product. while jewels profits ared users became addicted and their health was compromised. >>the lawsuit is aimed at getting san francio based jewel to pay for treatments an prevention jewel has not only lawsuit companies facing more than 40 oers have been filed in different courts. the cdc says 42eople have died andore than 2000 have been injured in the united states from health issues related to vapingand the cigarettes. meantime i washington president trump is reportedly backtracking on his decision that he announced to ban flavored vapi products less than 2 months ago he proposed the ban has the number of injuries and deaths assocted with vaping-related lung disease rose in fact feder regulators had already signed off on t presidrnt's plan. but the new yortimes is reporting that 2 trump advisers warned him that following through on his pposal could hurt his campaign cause job losses. it is unclear what the president will now do to address the vaping crisis. >>ne

javier becerra announced today he has asked the state court to force facebook to cooperate. they've been looking into the company's privacy practices since last year. facebook said it has been cooperating, providing thousand of written responses and hundreds of thousands of documents. >>> next week the first public hearings are scheduled in the impeachment inquiry into president trump and efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate democrats. fox 2 news's garrett honey tells us who will be the first to testify and what we learned from the transcripts released today. >> next week marks a new phase in the impeachment inquiry. for the first time we will hear publicly from the acting ambassador to ukraine and two other witnesses. out of that, today, we got a glimpse at what the diplomats have been saying behind closed doors. >> it's all a hoax. >> reporter: president trump continuing his criticism of the impeachment investigation. >> democrats are becoming increasingly totalitarian, eliminating due process, staging show trials. remake the acting ambassador to ukraine's newly rele

investigated by california's attorney general's office for 18 months right now california's ag javier becerra is holding a briefing, he said in a fileding earlier today, facebook has failed to comply with its subpoenas. those include practices around privacy, disclosures and third party access to user data, the ag's office looking to understand whether the company has violated any laws. they're asking the san francisco superior court to require facebook to comply with its subpoenas for additional documents. we have reached out to facebook for comment. and have not heard back yet. you see here that that press briefing is ongoing, facebook shares trading down at 1%. >> is this part of the investigation, julia where there are multiple state ag's joining together? >> this is separate. there are i believe 47 state ag's who have joined together for an investigation into facebook california was not part of that, the california attorney generals have been asked if they were participating. they said no comment and now we are learning that the california attorney general has been looking into facebook'

in san francisco, the state attorney general javier becerra nancy action against the company. he said the subpoena requires facebook to produce documents related to its business practices including among others its management of its relationship with cambridge analytica. it's accused of accessing personal data from facebook and using it to conduct election related disinformation campaigns. >> we have since spring 2018 been looking into allegations that facebook violated california law by, among other things, deceiving users and misrepresenting its privacy practices. >> facebook has not commented on the subpoenas or the legal action being taken today. >>> the race for san francisco attorney remains too close to call. the interim da suzy loftus holes just ahead of deputy public defender trey 19 through a ranked choice voting but it's not over yet. juul has more than what this means for the city. >> reporter: we heard from both suzy loftus and trey 19 this morning. loftus says no matter what happens, she will continue to work hard to make sure san francisco is the safest and most

torneys general javier becerra announced the action today in san francisco. we have. spring of 2018 been looking into allegations that facebook violated california law by among other things deceiving users and misrepresenting its privacy practices. those are serious allegations. when you consider he personalnformation that we all supply to facebook every single day. >>the sarah says his office wants to know which at cops were given access to your user data. the state is also looking for communications between facebook executives including mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg the sarah says facebook's response to the subpoena so far has been inadequate. >>relieve traffic congestion because taking an uber lyft is soon going to cost people more the changes you can expect after san francisco, voters approved proposition d. >>plus santa clara police asking for the public's help in solving a number of cold cases flooded apartment is now reaching out. >>a cool fog settling over the city of san francisco right now but could we soon see a few raindrops we'll talk about >>asking

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state attorneys general javier becerra talk about why it's important to keep dhaka.believe and the courts have a concurred that the action taken by the administration were was arbitrary and capricious and the way it was handled. we believe it was a violation of. the administrative procedures act in the way they went about doing this. and we've also made the argument that this would violate constitutional protections of the individuals were impacted. >>thtrump administration claims president obama did not have the grounds to enact dhaka in the first place. the us supreme court's going to hear arguments starting tuesday and the california attorneys general says he will be there. >>now face federal charges in connection with the deaths of el dorado county sheriff's deputy brian ishmael the men were indicted on marijuana and gun charges accused of running the legal marijuana grower deputy brian ishmael was shot and killed last month. the man who killed ishmael is undocumented and the el dorado county sheriff bash, california's marijuana legalizationnd sanctuary laws whic

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following information just coming into our newsroom right now that the california attorneys general javier becerra plans to announce. >>quote legal action against a major tech company. but he didn't elaborate beyond that saying only that he's going hold a news conference today at 11 o'clock. so what potentially could be major news today with this legal action against a tech company. perhaps based here in the bay area make sure you download the kron on app that's our 24 7 new streaming service because that news conference is going to happen between our broadcast so kron on will carry that news conference for you live in its entirety that and the other day's breaking news to 24 hours a day so make sure you download that now from the app store if you haven't already. now quick update on the can kate fire in sonoma county. it's now 88% contained that is an improvement over earlier this morning. here's a look at some of the drone video showing the damage that was left behind that fire burned nearly 78,000 acres destroying more than 350 structures 174 of them homes. firefighters are hoping to have full

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javier febook cooperating. > facebook knows some of the lives. >> reporter: claiming the social network has ignored multiple quatio so becerra is taking facebook to court. >> we are left with little choice but to seek a court order compelling facebook to faithfully comply with our duly authorized subpoenas. >> we need to feel safe and private and secure with our data. >> reporter: cybersecurity professor ahmed benafa says this case is important because your privacy is important. >> and that's probably what he's looking for, to see if there's any kind of violation. >> of our privacy. >> yes, our privacy. >> reporter: we reached out to facebook which says, "we have cooperated extensively with the state of california's investigation. to date we have provided thousands of pages of written on thousands documents." scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> we know this. vaping is a national epidemic, especially among younger people. now there's a new legislation that could pull e-cigarettes off the shelves nationwide. today east bay congressman mark desaulnier announced the preventing vape use act. it if approved the bill would stop e-cigs from being sol