marÍa: líderes religiosos de california quiere que javier becerra gilessigue y haga algo para protegermuertes que se han dado en adelanto y en los centros de detenciÓn. marÍa: segÚn este integrante de la coaliciÓn que envió carta a becerra, se ha confirmadotres muertes en estos centros de detenciÓn operados de manera privada. >> que se haga justicia, que los dejen salir y que los dejen pelear su caso fuera. para quÉ los tienen amontonados con el riesgo de que se vayan a infectar y se vayan a morir? marÍa: tratamos de buscar una respuesta por parte de la oficina de javier becerra, pero nos contestaron a travÉs de un correo electrÓnico, que por el momento no pueden comentar acerca de una potencial investigaciÓn. ramÓn: gracias, marÍa . las 11:11. muchos estudiantes universitarios se preguntan si regresarÁn a las aulas para el otoÑo. veremos quÉ planean las universidades. si usted resultÓ afectado por la pandemia y vive en el condado de san mateo, sepa cÓmo calificar para los fondos econÓmicos que estÁn disponibles. naya rivera fue a dar un paseo con su hijo, pero horas despuÉs el menor f

la fiscal del distrito dijo que el fiscal javier becerra se encargarÁ de las investigaciones.emostrado en el pasado que no estÁ preparado. entre reportera: la policÍa de vallejo le disparÓ cinco veces. pensaban que traÍa arma de fuego pero resultÓ ser un martillo. las hermanas seÑalan que ofrecieron . >> nosotros negamos la oferta. no es correcto que quisieran ofrecer eso. sabiendo que una familia no se puede defender. eso demuestra que son cobardes. quiere esconder toda la informaciÓn. presentadora: hablamos ahora de los impuestos. el gobierno federal informÓ que no aplazarÁ por segunda vez la fecha lÍmite para presentar declaraciÓn de impuestos. servicio de rentas internas hace un llamado para quienes no hicieron su declaraciÓn en 2016. esta serÍa la Última oportunidad para que los contribuyentes puedan reclamar lo que los lleve el gobierno. >> es el reembolso lo manda al procurador estatal y abonar la cuenta independiente. presentadora: si por alguna razÓn un contribuyente no presenta sus impuestos antes del 15 de julio, su reembolso serÁ destinado a la cuenta del departame

una ronda de cheques, no queda claro quién recibiría el dinero este lunes el procurador general javier becerraeja la ley de salud obama cart en abril se recuperaron cuatro de los 2,000,000 de empleo pedidos en marzo, el condado santa clara la cifra de desempleo llegó un 10% despunta 7% en junio un descenso del 11 registrado en mayo >>> en auckland decenas de trabajadores en la industria pidieron del pago del sueldo, es una práctica traída de los tiempos de la esclavitud por lo que tiene que ser eliminada supervisores del condado (nombre extranjero) aprobaron millones de dólares para ayudar a pequeños negocios afectados por la pandemia pero esta vez también califican contratistas independientes carlos trejo tiene más al respecto >>> el programa de asistencia comercial apoyará a empresas y organizaciones sin fines de lucro, cada uno de ellos tendrá 1.5 millones de dólares para ayudar a los negocios en su área el ruido de secadoras de cabello nos escuchan más debido al segundo cierre de negocios afortunadamente los supervisores del condado aprobaron casi 8,000,000 de dólares para ayudar a pequeño

progresos políticos siempre acude a la misma estrategia táctica, atacar a los inmigrantes >> javier becerrael intento de.l presidente donald trump de sabotear después de perder en la corte suprema es acto ilegal >> la constitución le da la responsabilidad de contar el censo no al presidente sino que al congreso del país >> ademÁs no es claro cómo los haría excluir >> aunque tratara de hacerlo no hay forma de averiguar cuántas personas que viven en este país son o no son indocumentados >> tampoco excluirlos de los números >> todos tenemos derecho >> yo opino que eso está mal para nosotros los latinos >> desde ya se anticipan demandas e instan a la gente >> que tenemos el poder todos de participar en el censo >> con este mensaje para el pueblo estadounidenses de usar cubreboca el presidente donald trump retomó su conferencia del coronavirus además la situación del país podría empeorar antes que se vea un cambio, pero que su administración hará hasta lo imposible para evitar la muerte de más estadounidenses >> aquÍ en el estado dorado por día 9 mil pacientes positivos 7 mil pacientes hospitali

del país a más de 1 millón de estudiantes internacionales, y el fiscal general de california javier becerra> otra vez debemos llevar a donald trump a la corte >> cabe mencionar que algunos de estos estudiantes no van a poder regresar a su país por la pandemia. >> vamos con la pregunta del día qué opina de esta medida que va a afectar a miles de inmigrantes'? >> la respuesta podrían aparecer en telemundo 48, no vamos con más información la oficina del alguacil santa clara informada mañana que basados en la información preliminar no tiene información que pueda conectar el hallazgo de una osamenta con el caso, se encuentran trabajando muy de cerca con la oficina del médico forense para lograr la calle por la tarde personal de la policía el alguacil encontraron restos en una zona no en san josé, en un campamento de indigentes muy cerca. >> las autoridades están considerando una propuesta inusual se trata de quitar la responsabilidad de hacer pagar a la policía de la ciudad, próximo martes reducir la respuesta de esta agencia a crímenes violentos. >> con esta información hacemos la primera causa

desde san francisco hacia la capital del estado para pedir que el fiscal general de california javier becerraque los policÍas de vallejo que le quitaron la vida presuntamente confundieron con un arma de fuego. >> falleciÓ el 2 de junio y todavÍa no nos han dado nombres ni evidencias. tampoco hemos tenido comisiÓn. estamos demandando que se ponga el orden. marÍa: dicen que comparten el mismo dolor de otras familias que tambiÉn protestaron en sacramento. >> el Último mensaje que nos mandÓ fue que firmemos una peticiÓn para conseguir justicia para george floyd y que metan a los policÍas que lo mataron a Él en la cÁrcel. marÍa: otras quienes asistieron fueron las hermanas de eric salgado. >> lo mataron a Él y su bebé, estaba con su novia que estaba embarazada. marÍa: la familia de salgado exige que les den detalles de por quÉ mataron al joven que presuntamente conducÍa un auto reportado como robado. >> lo primero que queremos saber es quiÉnes mataron a nuestro hermano. yo los quiero ver en la cara, quiero saber quiÉn es y por qué. no tenÍapistola ni nada. marÍa: la policía de auckland mencionÓ en

> la destrucciÓn de evidencia es obstrucciÓn de la justicia.aparte, muestran marÍa: el fiscal javier becerraso que no porque no puede escoger quÉ hacer y qué no. marÍa: el abogado de la familia dice que es grave haber destruido el parabrisas del vehÍculos que llevaba la policÍa. >> estamos muy enojados, esperamos que el fiscal general en cuenta que esto estuvo muy mal y establezca cargos criminales y obstrucciÓn de la justicia en contra de sus oficiales. noticias univisiÓn 14 solicitó una entrevista con el departamento de policÍa de vallejo y con el abogado que defiende a los oficiales que presuntamente destruyeron la evidencia y que estÁn en licencia administrativa con goce de sueldo. esta fue la respuesta. el departamento de policÍa de vallejo dijo que Él no se puede proporcionar informaciÓn relacionada con asuntos personales, ya que son confidenciales. el abogado de los agentes, fabio rodrÍguez y michael michelÍn y no nos han respondido hasta este momento. ramÓn: mÁs adelante, maÑana es fin de mes y muchos sufren para pagar la renta por los estragos de la pandemia.le hablaremos de las pro

state attorney general javier becerra said the new policy threatens to exile hundreds of thousands of students in these students and exchange visitors program, this is california's 86 lawsuit against the trump administration. the edd says it is working through a backlog of unprocessed unemployment claims dating back to when covid-19 layoffs began in march. since then the agency has processed millions of claims but a recent analysis suggest as many as 2 million claims have yet to be paid. the edd has come under fire during this pandemic for not having the resources to handle such a large volume of claims. governor gavin, newsome has promised reforms and increase staffing for the agency and in a td spokesperson says that they are taking. action to try and meet the high demand. starbucks will soon require all customers to wear masks when inside its stores, the rule goes into effect. next wednesday july 15th for anyone who doesn't want to wear masks while they can go through the drive-thru get curbside pickup or delivery. we will talk about our 4 zone forecast right now with a new shot he

estudiantes y trabajadores que forman parte de este distrito >>> el fiscal general de california javier becerraación de estados unidos, con la opción de reducir fondos escolares de aquellas escuelas que no decidan abrir sus puertas el próximo ciclo escolar, la medida busca proteger la inversión destinada principalmente a las escuelas públicas de california en medio de la pandemia por coronavirus >>> tal parece que se está perdiendo la batalla por el coronavirus, hoy en una acalorada locución la alcaldesa de san francisco informó que el condado entró en la lista de observación del estado. andrés ¿qué significa esto? cuéntanos. >>> es que la reapertura de la economía está en pausa y algunos sectores tienen que cerrar sus puertas ya. >>> el coronavirus sigue ganando terreno en san francisco, el aumento de casos y oficialización es no para >>> la alcaldesa dijo que este aumento viene principalmente de gente que se reúne con otros fuera de sus hogares, a raíz de esta situación san francisco cayó en la lista de los lugares monitoreados >>> ahora tienen más casos localmente. >>> la reapertura económic

and happening today, javier becerra will begin enforcement under the california consumer privacy act. it allows consumers access and control over their personal information. he says under the act, californians have the right to have access and stop the sale of their personal information if they choose to exercise it. >>> a union representative says upses hired personal vehicle drivers to deliver packages. according to adobe analytics, april and may online sales were 70% higher than christmas sales in november and december. that has got a backlog of packages and upses expected resources to fix the problem. at the customer service center near the airport, lines become common as people try to track or retrieve their packages. >> i feel like if they are overwhelmed they should be honest with the shippers. >> with the company has done in violation of the contract, they have hired personal vehicle drivers. those are people with no ups i.d., no nothing, and their personal vehicles delivering packages to people's homes, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 at night. >> it says it's on-time delivery rate was 95%

>>policy the states lawsuit led by attorney general javier becerra comes after harvard mit in the usi system filed similar suits. the schools have announced they're moving to remote learning to help curb the spread of coronavirus meanwhile president trump has been pushing for universities to fully reopen in the fall the trump administration policy. >>here's our universities and hot spots of the disease. this policy isn't just unlawful. its dangers and morally reprehensible. >>in march i said announced student visa holders would be allowed to remain in the country if they're forced to take only online courses because of the public health crisis uci's president has called the new ice order quote mean-spirited arbitrary and damaging to america. the reversal is also alarming for california's community college chancellor issues like this continue to create fear and anxiety. >>on our college campuses. the state's law suit is on behalf of 21,000 international students at california's community colleges university professors across the state and across the country are also taking action sayin

and we're back at 9 '08 state attorney general javier becerra will step in to investigate that vallejo department shooting. they're accused of destroying evidence in the fatal police shooting of sean monterrosa he was killed last month and body camera video shows an officer firing through the windshield of an unmarked car and killing him, here's that video. and there's the fire. there's a criminal investigation into whether the windshield was destroyed in the car was put back into service. however, sarah announced that he would take over the investigation and in fact now house speaker nancy pelosi is calling for the fbi to get involved as well. she said quote recent reports that key evidence was destroyed are deeply disturbing and highlight the urgency and necessity of an outside independent federal investigation. the diocese of san jose is responding to allegations of past abuse at catholic schools in the area. a newly released report accuses 2 former employees of misconduct. it names marion stuckey who worked for the diocese has its superintendent of catholic schools between 1993 in

california attorney general javier becerra says the state is suing the department of education and its leader betsy the boss for the 10th time. this time officials claim the department is trying to overturn student borrower protections. the obama error borrower defense rule provided a pathway to debt relief to students who enroll dir took out loans because of false claims made by a college or lender but sarah says that under the u.s. department of education's new regulations. there is not a meaningful process and that only about 4% of students could actually get financial relief. >>they rigged the system. again students. flattened. >>well in a statement, the department of education said that this is just another grandstanding politically driven lawsuit meant to grab headlines maintaining the new rules protect students from fraud and holds schools accountable. well after serving oakland and the bay area for 70 years, the future of children's fairyland amusement park is no longer serve are going there as a kid. well children's fairyland ran out of its paycheck protection program loan jus

n 2003, our former colleague, representative javier becerra, introduced a bill to establish a of ission on the study potential creation of the ational museum of the american latino. language establishing this commission was finally enacted 2008. in 2011, the commission studied the potential creation of the issued -- tealo latino issued its report. the commission reported that the time has come for the creation museum on the national mall. hat reflects the contributions of latinos in every aspect of american history and culture. colleague, our representative jose serrano, has carried this legislation and ensure irelessly to american latinos, our history, ur culture, and our contributions to this nation are recognized on the national mall. has spenttive serrano a career championing the civil liberties of il all americans. first in the new york state where he served for 16 years and in the house where he years.for 30 he has educated us on everything, from puerto rico to story of o the american latinos to, yes, a too.e bit of sinatra i remember a committee hearing last year, shortly after r

. >> state attorney general javier becerra has your vote to access records generated by the lapd for the kalgang data baises, the moo michael moore withdrew after an audit of the gang tracking tool, clargs filed against three fours falsifying records, they believe those-- more than a dozen officers were still under investigation. >> holy shit. cops in the lapd have been charged with putting innocent people in a gang database. and the reason they allegedly did it is that the officers performance reviews were based partly on how american gang members they dealt with each day. so to make their bosses happy they just said everyone they stopped was in a gang. and this is basically the equivalent of putting your fit bit on your dog to get your steps in, except instead of cheating yourself, you are cheating innocent's people's ability to get jobs or housing and undermining community trust in law enforce. and you don't think about this, but this is bad news for the gangs too. think about those gang, they thought their membership was way higher than it was. recruited. is through the roof guys

california attorney general javier becerra reacted to the news on twitter by saying president trumps' arbitrary actions put the health and safety of students across the country at risk. we will do our part to ensure the administration follows the rule of law. >>> pam and steve are here. i remember talking about the weather. you can feel the change. temperatures are in the 50s. >> from the weekend heat, for 48 hours we have settled into a nice pattern. fog is making a pretty good push there. there is also an onshore breeze. it is tapering off a little bit. temperatures yesterday have gone to near normal. antioch and brentwood, 90, concord, fairfield, 83 and 87. onshore breezes come down a little bit. fairfield is at 22 degrees. 50s on temperatures, mid-50s and upper 60s. we are two degrees warmer. clouds came in sooner, and it stopped the cooling. 50s and 60s. hayward and union city, 59 degrees. 59 and dublin, 58 and martinez. 56 and 58 degrees in sacramento. 80 degrees in palm springs. what we are looking at now is a system, in the pacific northwest, it has budged the high out of ther

they were scheduled to take in person classes a lawsuit filed by california attorney general javier becerra says the policy is unlawful and maury has puzzled. >> they graduate more. we are proud of having the most diverse group in the nation. >>> university of california system has also joined the chorus of other colleges that are suing to try to keep new orders from happening and add an immigrant rights alley, denouncing the new international student policy. >>> there is around epidemic, there is a pandemic of systemic oppression and white supremacy that start at the very top and trickles all the way down. >> the trump administration says the new rule is an effort to keep international students from committing fraud since they would not actually be going to a school in person but some believe there are all to lower your motives. >>> university of southern california says it will be offering a no cost in person class to international students the need it to maintain their visa status. >>> president donald trump and the cdc are on different pages of the schoolbook this morning. the public he

>>california attorney general javier becerra says the state is suing the department of education and its leader betsy the boss for the 10th time. this time officials claim the department is trying to overturn student borrower protections. the obama era borrower defense rule provided a pathway to debt relief for students who in rolled or took out loans because of false claims made by a college or a lender the sarah says under the u.s. department of education's new regulations there is not a meaningful process and that only about 4% of students could get financial relief. >>they rigged the system. again students. >>flattened. >>in a statement the department of education says that this is another grandstanding politically driven lawsuit meant to grab headlines maintaining the new rules protect students from fraud and hold schools accountable. >>i whether time now as we get a check of the 4 zone forecast a live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco where it is windy. yeah kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has a look at our forecast i'm a breeze. a high there going to be k

it is part of a multistate lawsuit challenging what state attorney general javier becerra calls an effortto unlawfully repeal and replace borrower defense regulations. the obama era regulation establishes protections for student borrowers who have been misled or defrauded by predatory schools. >> the impact of this ruling that we are seeing wing on his tremendous. the borrower defense role, which began back in 2016, it essentially was born from the relief that was supposed to be provided to students that would have been deprived and deceived by predatory lenders and by for- profit colleges that are predatory in practices. >> the lawsuit may secretary of education betsy divorce and the u.s. department of education know you commented on that suit. >>> it was a nine hour long berkeley city council meeting and end with the council approving a plan to reform the police department. ktvu sara zendehnam spoke to the mayor of berkeley and has the details. >> reporter: the berkeley city council meeting started at 6:00 last night and not and until 3:00 this morning. it was a very long meeting, but a

now state attorney javier becerra is leading eight other states plus the san francisco unified schoolistrict in seeking a court order to block that order. he and the other attorneys say devos cannot redirect money since it was approved by congress. >> we are in desperate news of good news. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri with our weekend forecast. >> reporter: you know what the weekend forecast looks better and better due to this strong ocean breeze we're seeing right now. earlier this week we did have some smoke moving in from a fire down near fresno, but the way the wind is blowing it's helping to clear out our air quality. you can see as we move through your saturday forecast good air quality in the north bay, east bay and also for the south bay. it'll be moderate here for the bay and coast and santa clara valley but nothing really you need to worry about at this point. i think we've got nice fresh air coming our way. there's that fog at the coastline in san francisco, rolling in pretty strong, dropping us down to 64 degrees and got those chilly 50s through 9:00

the multistate lawsuit was announced today by attorney general javier becerra. he was joined by tony thurmond and angela normand. the lawsuit accuses the u.s. department of education of attempting to take away relief funds that were provided under the cares act for k through 12th public schools. >> these are funds from congress that are largely meant to help our needy schools confront the effects of the ongoing pandemic and in providing these funds, they made it very clear that this money is meant to give states the flexibility to distribute these resources as necessary. >> michigan, maine, new mexico, wisconsin and the district of columbia have joined california in this lawsuit. the trump administration has not yet commented on the suit. >>> u.s. immigration officials say foreign college students will not be allowed to remain here in this country if they are living in the u.s., if they take all of their courses online. this announcement comes as many schools have decided to offer remote only courses because of the coronavirus pandemic. ice has warned that stude

california attorney general javier becerra says that the state is suing the u.s. department of education and its secretary betsy, the boss. the lawsuit claims that the department is attempting to divert some pandemic relief funds meant for k through 12 public schools to private schools. >>the trump administration has now those most in the is not that private school or care or you know early is that congress call for the sides to the jury on the basis of the. >>but sarah says the cares act established $13 billion in relief to schools, nationwide using funds set for low income families but the lawsuit claims that the trump administration set a new rule allowing school districts to receive money based on total student population that funneled 10's of millions of dollars away from public schools in poor districts to pricey private schools. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news 2 people have been charged with hate crimes for defacing a black lives matter mural and martinez we'll see how city leaders there are responds. plus we're learning more about an east bay do

california attorney general javier becerra says forcing students into a classroom during the pandemic could put their health at risk, harvard mit and the u c system plan to file similar lawsuits to block that requirement. california had almost a 162,000 international students last year san francisco mayor london breed has tested negative for covid-19 the mayor was tested after finding out that she was at an event with somebody who had tested positive for the virus. mayor breed says she still plans to get tested again next week and we'll be working from home. >>a driver is now facing murder charges after a fatal hit and run in san leandro police say rick acosta intentionally crashed into bicyclists mark more on june 28th. near his spear ian boulevard and drew streets. moore died 2 days later acosta was arrested on july 2nd. >>the crews fire which has been burning in the rural hills east of gilroy since sunday is now 80% contained that is the latest information from cal fire. >>they added the wildfires burned about 5400 acres firefighters took advantage of some favorable conditions over

has recused her office and requested the attorney general javier becerra investigate the killing of monterrosa. bester says adams is the obligated authority to complete the reviews. monterrosa was killed in june. police say he was kneeling and his raised hands revealed what the detective thought was a gun. it turned out to be a hammer. they said the police destroyed the evidence in the case. pelosi issued a statement saying we must insist on justice and accountability to only had sean's life and the lives of all killed by police brutality in america. >>> the man who stabbed and killed a woman at the macarthur b.a.r.t. statio has been sentenced to life in prison without parole. john lee cowell was senate intelligenced for the murder of nia wilson. her family was in court after the sentencing. they addressed the media including one of her sisters who was with her during the attack. >> there's peace that he won't be able to walk free anymore. >> it will never be okay. there's a part of me that's not the same. we got justice but it ain't enough justice for me. >> another one of wilson's sisters wh

relief funds meant for schools across the country this afternoon, california attorney general javier becerra announced the state is suing the u.s. department of education and its secretary betsy device. the lawsuit claims the department is attempting to divert some pandemic relief funds that were meant for k through 12 public schools to private schools. >>the trump administration has that have really not those most in the is not that private school or care or you know early is that congress call for the sides to the jury on the basis of the. >>the sheriff says the cares act that was establish billion in relief to schools nationwide using title one funds which are earmarked for low income families but the lawsuit it claims the trump administration said a new rule allowing school district to is to receive money based on total student population, leaving 10's of millions of dollars away from public schools in the poorest districts to pricey private schools. tonight folks in eastern contra costa county back home after a fast-moving grass fire forced evacuations of some 500 homes. >>this scene ha

. >>> california attorney general javier becerra is bringing up a lawsuit against the trump administrationn response to the president's memorandum excluding undocumented immigrants from the 2020 census. opponents are calling it a violation of the constitution and becerra says an undercount would undermined california's political power. >> it would try to prevent california from having its full representation in congress. and it would try to deny californians their taxpayer money that they contribute to the u.s. treasury coming back to the communities for our schools, or highways, for our firefighters, our first responders, our parks. >> becerra says the memorandum would deny the state what it deserves and everyone must be counted. population data collected in the census is also used to redraw congressional districts and determine how many seats each state will get in congress. >>> we are just taking a peek at the weather coming up for your wednesday, thursday and beyond. the plan is for more of the same, very similar to what we had today, which was similar to yesterday. we've got this low-

the city's request comes after a california attorney general javier becerra said he will not review the incidents and says he believes the district attorney's office is the appropriate and obligated authority back on july second district attorney j abrams recused herself from her office and her office from the investigations. she has not released a response to this latest letter also vallejo police are investigating a murder police responded to a report of a shooting on harbor way near the ballet home municipal marina about 11 o'clock last night. >>officers found a 21 year-old man suffering from at least one gunshot wound and he died at the scene police say the man was of a legal resident, his name has not been released yet no word on a motive for this incident. >>however, anybody with information is asked to contact police a big story tonight, john lee coul the man convicted of stabbing neil wilson to death at an oakland bart station back in 2018. >>was sentenced today to 2 life sentences without the possibility of parole. neil wilson was slashed with a knife as she enters 2 sisters st

>>policy the states lawsuit led by attorney general javier becerra comes after harvard mit in the usi system filed similar suits. the schools have announced they're moving to remote learning to help curb the spread of coronavirus meanwhile president trump has been pushing for universities to fully reopen in the fall. >>the trump administration policy. here's our universities and hot spots of the disease. this policy isn't just unlawful. its dangers and morally reprehensible. >>in march. i said announced student visa holders would be allowed to remain in the country if they're forced to take only online courses because of the public health crisis uci's president has called the new ice order quote mean-spirited arbitrary and damaging to america. the reversal is also alarming for california's community college chancellor issues like this continue to create fear and anxiety. >>on our college campuses. the state's law suit is on behalf of 21,000 international students at california's community colleges university professors across the state and across the country are also taking action say

>>the california attorney general javier becerra says that the state is suing the department of education and its leader betsy the boss for the 10th time. now this time state officials claim the department is trying to overturn student borrower protections. the obama era borrower defense rule provided a pathway to debt relief to students who enrolled or took out loans because of false claims made by a college or lender the sarah says that there's not a meaningful process under the u.s. department of education's new regulations and that only about 4% of students actually get financial relief. >>they rigged the system. again students. but simple. >>well in a statement, the department of education said that this is a sudden other grandstanding politically driven lawsuit meant to grab headlines. maintaining the new rules protect students from fraud and holds schools accountable. >>now to the south bay this morning, the young man was shot and killed in san jose it happened yesterday afternoon an afternoon along center road in the rock spring neighborhood just a few blocks from the dmv driver's

this afternoon, california attorney general javier becerra announced the state is suing the u.s. department of education and its secretary betsy device. the lawsuit claims that the department is attempting to divert some pandemic relief funds that are meant for k through 12 public schools to private schools. >>the trump administration has that have really now those most in the is not that private school or care or you know early is that congress call for the sides to the jury on the basis of the. >>the sheriff says the cares act established at 13.2 billion dollars in relief to schools, nationwide. using title one funds which are earmarked for low income families but the lawsuit claims the trump administration set a new rule allowing school districts receive money based on total student population, leading 10's of millions of dollars away from public schools in the poorest districts to pricey private schools, some history being made in oakland today, the university of california board of regents has hired its first black president to oversee the university system. doctor michael v

it's 6:43 and today california attorney general javier becerra and attorneys general of massachusettsrence to discuss their efforts to protect the affordable care act. now the virtual news conference is scheduled for 11:00 this morning. last month, the trump administration asked the supreme court to declare the affordable care act unconstitutional. california along with 16 other states filed a lawsuit seeking to preserve it. >>> the latest poll by fox news shows democratic presidential nominee joe biden leading president trump by 8 points. 49 to 41%. and 10% of voters say they are undecided. the race has also narrowed since june when biden was leading by 12 points. >> it's 6:444. >>> over the weekend, the president gave wide ranging interview talking about several things including the pandemic and reports of his poll numbers dropping. he was interviewed by chris wallace of fox news who asked if he would accept the results of the election in november. president trump says he would have to see the results before making that decision. he seemed to down play the coronavirus pandemic, cred

california attorneys general javier becerra says that the state is suing the u.s. department of education and its secretary betsy, the boss. the lawsuit claims that the department is attempting to divert some pandemic really fun meant for k through 12 public schools to private schools. >>the trump administration has to stay how those most in the is not that private school or care or you know early is that congress call for the sides to the jury on the basis of the. >>well the sarah says the cares act established $13 billion in relief to schools nationwide using funds set for low income families. the lawsuit claims the trump administration set a new rule allowing school districts to receive money based on total student population. that funnel 10's of millions of dollars away from public schools in poor districts to pricey private schools. >>coming up this morning on the kron 00:04am morning news 2 people have been charged with hate crimes for defacing a black lives matter matter mural in martinez we're going to find out how city leaders are responding. and we're lea

state attorney general javier becerra filed a lawsuit today. it claims the federal government cannot require international students to take in-person classes in the fall amid the covid-19 pandemic. the lawsuit challenges that new rule announced this week that says international students have to change schools or possibly be deported if their university only offers online classes. >> the trump administration policy turns out universities into hot spots of the disease. this policy isn't just unlawful. it's dangerous and morally reprehensible. >> the uc system is also suing along with harvard and m.i.t. >>> up next here at 6:00, he says the california miracle is over. so what went wrong? we talk to the chair of ucsf's department of medicine to find out how we get back on track. >>> and it started with her tooth fairy money. and she hasn't given up. how a 6-year-old girl is raising thousands of dollars in hopes of saving the oakland zoo. devin, did you know geico is now offering an extra 15 percent credit on car and motorcycle policies? ok? that's

>>policy the states lawsuit led by attorney general javier becerra comes after harvard mit in the usi system filed similar suits. the schools have announced they're moving to remote learning to help curb the spread of coronavirus meanwhile president trump has been pushing for universities to fully reopen in the fall the trump administration policy. >>here's our universities and hot spots of the disease. this policy isn't just unlawful. its dangers and morally reprehensible. >>in march. i said announced student visa holders would be allowed to remain in the country if they're forced to take only online courses because of the public health crisis uci's president has called the new ice order quote mean-spirited arbitrary and damaging to america. the reversal is also alarming for california's community college chancellor issues like this continue to create fear and anxiety. >>on our college campuses. the state's law suit is on behalf of 21,000 international students at california's community colleges. >>a number of university professors across the state and the country are also taking act

state attorney general javier becerra will step in to investigate the alleged destruction of evidence in the shooting death of sean monterrosa this is in vallejo this body cam video shows an officer firing through the windshield of an unmarked car killing monro said there is now a criminal investigation into the into whether or not the windshield that was in that vehicle was destroyed and that vehicle put back into service. the airbus air announced tonight that he would take over the investigation. now house speaker nancy pelosi is calling for the fbi to get involved. she says quote the police killing of sean monterrosa was a horrible act of brutality that continues to shake our bay area community. recent reports that key evidence was destroyed are deeply disturbing and highlight the urgency and necessity of an outside independent federal investigation unquote. john burris see attorneys representing the moderates a family says he welcomes an fbi investigation. another covid-19 outbreak at u c berkeley why it sounds like students there just aren't quite learning their lesson plus the m

california attorney general javier becerra says that the state is suing the department of education and its leader betsy the boss for the 10th time. now this time state officials claim the department is trying to overturn student borrower protections, the obama era borrower defense rule provided a pathway to debt relief to students who enrolled or took out loans because of false claims made by a college or lender but sarah says that there is not a meaningful process under the u.s. department of education's new regulations and that only about 4% of students could actually get financial relief. >>they rigged the system. again students. flattened. >>well in a statement, the department of education said that this is just another grandstanding politically driven lawsuit meant to grab headlines. maintaining the new rules protect students from fraud and holds schools accountable. >>now to the south bay, a young man was shot and killed in san jose it happened yesterday afternoon along center road in the rock spring neighborhood just a few blocks from the dmv driver license a processing center.

>>policy the states lawsuit led by attorney general javier becerra comes after harvard mit in the usi system filed similar suits. the schools have announced they're moving to remote learning to help curb the spread of coronavirus meanwhile president trump has been pushing for universities to fully reopen in the fall. >>the trump administration policy. here's our universities and hot spots of the disease. this policy isn't just unlawful. its dangers and morally reprehensible. >>in march. i said announced student visa holders would be allowed to remain in the country if they're forced to take only online courses because of the public health crisis uci's president has called the new ice order quote mean-spirited arbitrary and damaging to america. the reversal is also alarming for california's community college chancellor issues like this continue to create fear and anxiety. >>on our college campuses. the state's law suit is on behalf of 21,000 international students at california's community colleges university professors across the state and across the country are also taking action say

>>california's attorney general javier becerra announced that the state is now suing the department of education and its leader, betsy device for the 10th time. this time officials claim the department is trying to overturn student borrower protections. the obama era. borrower defense rule provided a pathway, the debt relief to students who enrolled or took out loans because of false claims made by a college or lender sarah says under the u.s. department of education's new regulations there is not a meaningful process and that only about 4% of students could get financial relief. >>they rigged the system. again students. flattened. >>in a statement the department of education says this is another grandstanding politically driven lawsuit meant to grab headlines, maintaining the new rules protect students from fraud. and it holds schools accountable. >>sara feels city schools will begin the school year with online learning guidelines include starting the year august 20th with remote learning and a phased in return to campus the district is also holding weekly meetings to plot details. ta

this is a law that was already in place, but javier becerra, the state attorney general said that heernet services, no matter where they're located, to offer californians new privacy rights, including deleting your information if you request it. >> kari's got a lookl be a nice day. we can enjoy some milder temperatures for the inland areas for the next couple of days. as we take a live look outside in the south bay and check out our high temperature, it will reach up to about 80 degrees with some mid-80s in the tri-valley, upper 80s for the inland east bay and as hot as 91 degrees in ukiah, while san francisco stays in the mid-60s. so we'll still have a wide range in temperatures, but overall, the trend is for it to cool off a couple of more degrees by the end of the week and then warm up again in the valleys for the fourth of july. we're looking at highs in the low 90s and even hotter on sunday before it comes down a few more degrees early next week. for san francisco, we're staying in the 60s up until the weekend, where we'll only reach the low 70s for the next several days. laura?

alguacil de los Ángeles han pedido a la oficina del fiscal general del estado de california, javier becerraial preparado por la oficina forense del condado los Ángeles que estÁ bajo una retenciÓn de seguridad. el alguacil, alex villanueva respondiÓ que nos harÁ pÚblicos estos resultados hasta que concluyan las investigaciones e interrogatorios de testigos y esto podrÍa ser en dos semanas. se sabe tambiÉn que los investigadores han obtenido vÍdeo de algunos de los establecimientos cercanos a la hora del incidente, no se ha hecho pÚblico y por supuesto nosotros vamos a estar muy pendientes y continuaremos de cerca estos dos casos. soy socorro cruise desde los Ángeles, vuelvo al estudio. sasha: gracias por brindar a los detalles, son dos casos cajera protestas y mÁs adelante conversamos en vivo y en exclusiva con los padres de monterrosa. alan: hay noticias, habrÁ pumitas? se andaba demorando que el puma era leÓn y se acabo el misterio porque en efecto el cantante josÉ luis rodrÍguez el puma claro de una vez por todas que sirve dar que se convertirÍan padre de gemelos a sus 77 aÑos de edad. >>

y ahora nos conectamos a sacramento con el fiscal javier, fiscal, muchas gracias por estar con nosotros en la ediciÓn digital. seÑor becerra solo es el daÑo que causa para todos los estudiantes, muchos de los estudiantes van a tener dificultad de regresar a su paÍs porque en este momento muchos no existen, pero mÁs que eso negarle a una la posibilidad de negarle algo que se ha merecido asistir a una universidad, eso no solo es daÑoso, pero es contra la ley, pones encima de eso el hecho de que si una escuela quiere mantener el estudio para todos los estudiantes que van a estar viendo personalmente a estos clases, el riesgo para ellos y tambiÉn econÓmicamente el daÑo que causa esto porque california tenemos mÁs estudiantes que cualquier otro estado, mÁs de 184,000 estudiantes. todos los recursos que se invierten para poder tener un estudio aquÍ de repente poder decirles una semana antes. borja: seÑor becerra, usted ha sido uno de los principales rostros de la batalla legal del gobierno de donald trump para defender el programa daca. quÉ sabe usted de la supuesta propuesta migratoria del presidente donald trump? becerra: no s