on youth mental health with senator laphonza butler.t gave youngsters an opportunity to make their voices heard. lady gaga's mother shared her personal story and why this crisis is so important to her. the urgency of early intervention and education to train and equip young people is. >> that's one thing that i would change if i had a magic wand. >> i think it's it starts with caring about other people and being able to level and empathize with them. that we can open, open up the conversation about mental health and the born this way foundation says california has the second highest rate of anxiety and depression in the united states. >> that's interesting and a little disturbing. sobering. all right. let's turn back to the weather forecast, because, boy, we got hammered today. >> yeah, i had trouble keeping up with what was going on. so let's let sandhya keep up with everything. sandhya. yeah. >> it has been an active day without without a doubt. and dan and amna, let's take a look at live doppler seven right now. uh- still raining acr

and you can see them holding a large banner, calling out california senators alex padilla and laphonza butler. >>> the antioch library reopens today after it closed without warning over the weekend. the library system said the closure was due to safety concerns. now a private security guard will patrol that area. >>> president joe biden on his way to los angeles. he will attend a fund-raising event in san francisco but then another one in los altos. >>> two weeks away from california's primary election as officials are keeping an eye out for disinformation. contra costa county with how everyday citizens are putting extra eyes and extra ears on the process. >>> like many americans, shannon jean believes the 2024 election could be one of the most consequential of his lifetime. >> i want to trust. i want to believe. how would we know? >> an entrepreneur from lafayette, shannon says he is not an election denier but his trust in the process has eroded. >> the government and the media would tell you that these are very untrustworthy institutions. >> that is why shannon, a self-described conservativ

lady gaga's born this way foundation co-hosted a panel on youth mental health with senator laphonza butlere youngsters an opportunity to make their voices heard. lady gaga's mother shared her personal story and why this crisis is so important to her. >> the urgency of early intervention and education to train and equip young people is. that's one thing that i would change if i had a magic wand. >> i think it's it starts with caring about other people and being able to level and empathize with them that we can open, open up the conversation about mental health. >> the born this way foundation says california has the second highest rate of anxiety and depression in the united states. >> a plan to put a sober living facility in the heart of san francisco's chinatown are now being scrapped. it would have gone up in the north beach hotel on kearny. there was considerable pushback from the neighborhood, and the city heard their concerns. in a statement yesterday, the mayor's office said it will look for an alternate location. >> jury selection begins today for one of the trials related to the de

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with 10% and barbara lee with 9%. 39% say you are undecided, mostly those under 60 years of age laphonza butler filling dianne feinstein seat after a governor newsom appointment. will not seek re-election. earlier this morning we were joined by a political professor and take a listen to his overall thoughts. >> this debate is not fundamentally changing the lay of the land. it is still adam schiff. the battle is for second place. take that number and break into thirds. the third of the things will move to the left and moved to the right. it is the number that are truly undecided, it is smaller about 13% of 14%. it is a big number and important for he was coming in second in california's top two system. >>> keep in mind the last day for voter registration is february 20th. primary elections happen on march 5th. >>> this morning, neighbors to a tragedy in san mateo county of any police found two people including two four-year-olds dead inside their home. some of them told lauren toms about the deserving sound they heard right before police arrived. >> reporter: ron has lived in this lee be san mat

senator laphonza butler is expected to start a panel discussion soon along with lady gaga's mother cynthia. this is all in conjunction with the singers born this way foundation. they will discuss what organizers describe as the youth mental health crisis in california. a similar discussion involving senator butler takes place in southern california on thursday. >>> new at 11:00, american airlines passengers should expect to pay more to check a bag. the airline announcing passengers will have to pay $35 to check a bag if they pay online. the fee is $40 if passengers wait to pay at the airport. both options previously cost $30. this is the first time american airlines has increased baggage fees in nearly six years. >>> to a follow-up, niles canyon road remains closed because of the storm damage and it will remain that way for at least the next few days. caltrans macing that assessment earlier this morning. the road near there on highway 84 shut down yesterday after chunks of that that road washeded away along alameda creek. >>> and the section of highway 9 is closed. this is outside saratoga

this is when laphonza butler questioned the cofounder of snapchat.video clip] >> there are a number of parents whose children have been able to access illegal drugs on your platform. what do you say to those parents? >> we are devastated. >> to the parents, what do you say to those parents? >> i am so sorry we haven't been able to prevent these tragedies. we have proactively looked for and detected drug-related content and remove it from the platform in reference to law enforcement. we have worked together with nonprofits on information campaigns because the scale of the pandemic is epidemic. that campaign was viewed more than 260 million times. >> there are two fathers who lost their sons at 16 years old. their children were able to get those pills from snapchat. i know there are statistics and good efforts but none of those efforts are keeping our kids from getting access to those drugs on your platform. as a california company i have talked to you about what it means to be a good neighbor and what american should be expected from you. you owe them

us senator laphonza butler was in the east bay today to speak about the youth mental health crisis here in california. >> senator butler was at east oakland's youth uprising, where she announced a new partnership with lady gaga's born this way foundation. butler says she wants to be a voice for what she calls a generation. now, the goal of the nonprofit foundation is to learn directly from young people, advocates and experts about the factors currently impacting youth mental, mental well-being. youth and young adults are focused on their wellness in a way that they are finding language to express, and that if we listen, they are telling us what they need. the event also included a discussion on youth mental health. one of the featured speakers was born this way foundation co-founder lady gaga. mother cynthia germanotta. the foundation is set to host two youth mental health events in california. experts on eating disorders are trying to raise awareness about the boys and men who are diagnosed, and they're pointing to a new report out of canada that sheds light on the different ways that

this when the new senator from california laphonza butler question the cofounder of snapchat about the middle east to keep kids from using the platform to buy drugs. >> mr. spiegel, there are a number of parents whose children been able to access illegal drugs on your platform. what do you say to those parents? >> senator, we're devastated that we cannot -- >> to the parents. what you say to those parents, mr. spiegel? >> i'm so, so i would not been able to prevent these tragedies. we work very hard to block all search terms were there to drugs from our platform. we proactively look for and detect drug relateded content. we remove her from her platform, presented as evidence. then would refer to law enforcement for action. we have worked together with nonprofits and with families on education campaigns because the scale of the federal epidemic is extrudate there over 100,000 foster lives question we believe people need to know one pill can kill. that camping reach more than, did more than 260 million times wean also launched -- >> that are two fathers in december lost their sons, they

senators alex padilla and laphonza butler. announcing this grant from the environmental protection agency. the bunny will be focused on clean drinking water by replacing old pipes and improving storm draining systems. >> president biden is hitting russia with more than 500 sanctions after the death of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. the announcement also comes on the eve of the 2 year mark since russia's invasion of ukraine. our washington, d.c., correspondent basil john reports. president joe biden kept his promise to punish russian president vladimir putin. we united states are going to continue sure prudent. >> pays a price for his aggression abroad and repression is home. the biden administration issued more than 500 new sanctions against russia because of the death of russian opposition leader alexei navalny. make no mistake, putin is responsible for elections secretary of state antony blinken says the sanctions will hurt russia's most critical sectors. defense industry aeronautics energy extraction, all of the

behind the behind this organizing said the group was inviting california senators alex padilla and laphonza butler to address funding for the conflict. today's protest came one day after another group demanding a cease-fire briefly shut down traffic on san francisco's central freeway. happening tomorrow in the east bay. hundreds of educators are going to be holding coordinated simultaneous demonstrations to advocate. >> for the needs of students, we do have some video from the last time dublin teachers picketed the educators are demanding better pay its smaller classes, safer environments and better recruitment to help retain teachers. the group says this pushes all in the best interest of students they have. the district has had a recent historic increase in funding, but that they're not they're spending about 6% of its budget on district management salaries picking won't affect classes. it will begin at 3.30, tomorrow afternoon. >> coming up, a united flight heading out of san francisco had to be diverted. what the airline says was wrong with the plane. >> plus, california signing a climate part

they're calling for a ceasefire in gaza and say they want senators alex padilla and laphonza butler to reject additional funding for military aid for israel. yesterday, another group of protesters demanding a cease fire briefly shut down traffic on san francisco's central freeway. well, that demonstration, coming on the heels of the united states today vetoing a third united nations resolution that would have demanded an immediate cease fire in gaza. u.s. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield says that passing it could have derailed complex negotiations that several countries have been working on. she insists a hostage release should be part of the deal to stop the fighting, and that this latest proposal did not include that. this comes as israel, israeli troops close in on rafah in southern gaza, where refugees and hamas fighters have fled. u.s. officials say they are trying to convince israel to avoid a major ground assault there. meantime, un ambassador for from both palestine and israel argued today over the outcome of any cease fire resolution in the message given today to israel. >>

senators alex padilla and laphonza butler announced the grant from the environmental protection agency. the money will be focused on clean drinking water by replacing old pipes and improving storm drain systems. >> and update on a story we brought you last night. elon musk says he wants to make things right with the south bay bakery after tesla ordered thousands of pies and then bailed out at the last minute. the company tesla ordered 4,000 many pies from the giving pies shopping san jose's willow, glen neighborhood. and then last-minute canceled the entire order. after all, the pies are already baked. the owner says she even canceled a other orders to fulfill the request for tesla and now her bakeries out thousands of dollars today, musk responded to our next saying in part, quote, he will makes things good with the bakery and that people should always be able to count on tesla, trying its best. the bakery owner says company reached out to her via text and offered the bakery to have to cater to events in march. >> some dance moves going on there. san francisco's chinatown getting read

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ceo evan spiegel also directly apologized to families after prompting from california democrat laphonza butlermeanwhile, republican senator tom cotton hounded tiktok ceo shou zi chew, who is singaporean, over his citizenship and ties to the chinese government. >> have you ever been a member of the chinese communist party? >> no. >> have you ever been associated or affiliated with the chinese commonest party? >> i'm singaporean. amy: senator cotton and republican colleagues have called for tiktok to be banned, claiming it is a "spy app for the chinese communist party." elsewhere on capitol hill, the house wednesday passed a $78 billion bill that would expand the child tax credit while reviving some corporate tax breaks. while hailed as a bipartisan victory by centrist lawmakers, around two dozen democrats voted against it. progressive texas congressmember from texas greg casar was one of them, arguing -- "in exchange for a partial return of the child tax credit, republicans got hundreds of billions of dollars in corporate tax cuts. for every dollar going to kids in this bill, five dollars goes

go tonight, i wanted to share one moment from an interview i just did with california senator laphonza butler stood with me. -- as the only black woman in the senate right now i asked her what the biggest barriers are that make it difficult for more black women to do what she has done. >> there remain barriers around the perception of black women. and their leadership. there remain barriers in terms of the stereotypes that are applied to black women. even in the u.s. senate today, i feel like some colleagues apply those stereotypes to me. >> how do you experience that? >> you know, you have such a great temperament. as if they expect what? that you're angry? what is the expectation? that is an interesting question, isn't it? you have -- you know, you just have the right approach to being in the u.s. senate. again, and i think it is potentially well intended if i start with assuming no motivation or ill intent. i think there's just a blindness through the stereotypes that are applied. sometimes, it's willful. it's a willful dismissal of what black women bring to the cable, and the voices that

senators alex padilla and laphonza butler announced the grant from the epa. the money will focus on creating more clean drinking water by replacing old pipes and improving storm drain systems. francisco police could soon make fewer traffic stops. the city's police commission passed a measure this week barring stops for low-level offenses, including failure to display or properly mount license plates, registration tags and driving with expired registration. the moves come after an analysis of sfp. d's data revealed that black drivers were stopped at 6 times the rate of white drivers quarter. rather. earlier this month, community member sent a letter to the commission requesting the policy move forward after being put on hold for 2 years. and we just got this statement from the police officers association in san francisco. it says in part the police commission's decision was a huge boost to their egos. but it's a colossal bust. republic safety for san franciscans. the police commission has effectively told criminals preying on our city that they're safe from ar

the latest in a series of demonstrations today during a stop at an event in oakland, senator laphonza butler expressed support for the sometimes disruptive protests. >> the fact that they are not letting us forget that they are not letting us turn our eye away. i think that is, again, an expression of what it means to be in this country, in a democracy where they can actually do that and do it safely for themselves and for others. and i support them continuing to make sure that they are raising their voices. >> yesterday, protesters held a similar demonstration that caused a temporary shutdown of part of 101 and san francisco lawmakers in congress have formed a new bipartisan task force on artificial intelligence. more than half a dozen california representatives are members, including anna eshoo. the goal is to create guidelines and proposals to ensure trustworthy technology and protect the country's national security against current and emerging threats. the group will develop a report with recommendations for the country to lead in safe ai production >> tech stocks led wall street to broa

laphonza butler is not going to run for reelection, which is why we're here. of way that the black woman will likely not represent california in congress. you have lisa rochester in delaware. there have only been three black women who have ever been in the senate. this is a missed opportunity. i think today it's adam schiff's to lose, and i think that match up is a good match up for democrats if he's running against garvey. it gives them an opportunity to focus resources elsewhere. >> he's absolutely right, jonathan, it's why most people's assessment, adam schiff's race to lose. but if you go back to the idea that this is a two-to-one advantage for the democrats, there are 22 million people registered to vote in california. i don't know, could anything still happen? what do you think? >> there's always a chance. when you come to an election, and it's a binary choice and it's choice a versus choice b, even if choice a is the overwhelming favorite, there's always a scenario where choice b could pull the surprise. i think it would be very very challenging. partic

they are calling for a cease fire in gaza and say they want senators alex padilla and laphonza butler to reject additional funding for military aid for israel. yesterday, another group of protesters also demanding a cease fire, briefly shut down traffic on san francisco central freeway at the united nations today, the united states split with more than a dozen other un members over a cease fire resolution in gaza. >> fox's connor hansen has more from new york about what pentagon leaders are proposing. instead the draft resolution has not been adopted. >> for the third time, the us has vetoed a un resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza. the us ambassador, linda thomas greenfield, says passing it could have derailed complex negotiations as several countries have been working on. she's insisting a hostage release should be part of the deal to stop the fighting, and the vetoed proposal would not have accomplished that. >> we're eager to continue working with the council on this proposal, one that would see a temporary cease fire as soon as practicable based on the formula . of all hos

. >>> taking a live look at oakland where later this morning, senator laphonza butler will post a panel alongside members of lady gaga's born this way foundation. >>> the recent storms have caused a lot of problems throughout california and for one hillside community in southern california, neighbors are literally living on the edge. many homes in beverly crest are sitting empty this morning. some have even been torn down. the storms washed one house off its foundation and forced three more to be unlivable. now the city is assessing properties all over the hillside to decide next steps. >> there's three families who are out of their homes. and of course waiting on this recovery effort to be able to get back in. and get various degrees of damage repaired. >> the l. a. department of building and safety says during the last storm, it red tagged three homes and yellow tagged seven more. since then though, they have found an additional eight homes that are damaged or unlivable. wow. what a mess there. >>> taking a live look at the sierra this morning. we are looking live here at i-80 at soda

. >>> less than three weeks after california governor gavin newsom appointed laphonza butler to fill 2024. in a statement to her california constituents she quoted muhammad ali saying don't count the days make the days count. she certainly doing just that. i sat down with senator -- to talk about her journey before, during, and after congress. >> february is of course black history month, there's only been three black women who have been in the senate in history. our country has been around a long time, it's a startling small number. what are the biggest barriers, do you think? >> when you look at an incredible public servant like stacey abrams or val demings in florida, or chief justice cheri beasley in north carolina, three incredible public servants, leaders who are willing to put themselves out there to be evaluated and judged, interrogated, all of them fell short of becoming governor or even achieving the level of united states senate. there remains barriers around the perception of black women, and their leadership. there remains barriers in terms of the stereotypes that are ap

senators alex padilla laphonza butler announcing more than a half-billion dollars that will come to california to improve water systems. the funding comes from the bipartisan infrastructure law. nearly half of the funding will be available as grants or principal forgiveness loans, ensuring funds are able to reach underserved communities. the focus will be on critical drinking water, wastewater and storm water, infrastructure. bart's broke a record this weekend. the agency posting on x that it set a post-pandemic record on saturday. more than 123,000 people took part to get her out. the previous record was 116,000 passengers. bart, thank the san francisco chinese new year parade and the oakland fanfest for helping to increase the amount of riders. the sun probably didn't hurt either. all right. we're taking a live look outside here at the embarcadero. we'll talk about what's happening here in the bay area with our weather this week in a moment. but carlos got the snow graphic up on her computer. so what you're is what's going happen in the sierra? yeah, we've got a big storm on the way later th

us senator laphonza butler was in the east bay today to speak about the youth mental health crisis heren california. >> senator butler was at east oakland's youth uprising, where she announced a new partnership with lady gaga's born this way foundation. butler says she wants to be a voice for what she calls generation now. now, the goal of the nonprofit foundation is to learn directly from young people, advocates and experts about the factors currently impacting youth mental well-being. >> youth and young adults are focused on their wellness in a way that they are finding language to express, and that if we listen in, they are telling us what they need. natalie stefani, one of the featured speakers in today's discussion, was born this way foundation co-founder lady gaga's mother, cynthia germanotta. >> the foundation is set to host two youth mental health events in california. >> coming up, a black history month event today at the warriors oakland facility. >> the new program that aims to help retain more black educators in bay area schools, plus today's rush of rain has come to an end.

this way foundation co-hosted a panel on youth mental health with interim senator, us senator laphonza butlerfornia. it gave youngsters an opportunity to make their voices heard. lady gaga's mother shared her personal story and why this crisis is so important to her. the urgency of early intervention and education to train and equip young people is. >> that's one thing that i would change if i had a magic wand. >> i think it's it starts with caring about other people and being able to level and empathize with them that we can open, open up the conversation about mental health, and a lot of the like, specifically the born. >> this way foundation says california has the second highest rate of anxiety and depression in the united states. america's new team and the best comfort foods on a cold, rainy day. like this. the fort four is next conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california.

where later this morning, senator laphonza butler will talk about the youth mental health crisis in california. she'll host a panel alongside members of lady gaga's born this way organization. she has voiced her desire to be a champion for young people in congress. >>> the recent storms caused problems throughout california and for one hillside community, this is in southern california, neighbors are literally living on the edge. many homes in beverly crest are sitting empty this morning. some have even been torn down. the storms washed one house off its foundation and forced three more to be unlivable. now the city's assessing properties all over the hillside to decide next steps. >> there's three families who are -- out of their homes. and of course waiting on this recovery effort to be able to get back in. and get various degrees of damage repaired. >> the l. a. department of building and safety says during the last storm it red tagged three homes and yellow tagged seven more. since then they've found an additional eight homes that are damaged or unlivable. wow. >>> well, let's get a live l

pro-palestinian protesters are calling on senators alex padilla and senator laphonza butler to call for a cease fire between israel and hamas. while the massive fire last november under the ten freeway in los angeles forced its closure for several days in response, state inspectors assessed overpasses around california to prevent similar fires as ktvu jana katsuyama tells us here in the bay area, sites under 14 overpasses failed fire inspections. >> the devastating fire that erupted in los angeles under an i-10 overpass last november prompted the new fire safety inspections along highways across the state. california's fire marshal focused on sites underneath highways that caltrans leases out. and now the new report shows alarming results in the bay area. 14 of the 16 sites failed state fire marshal inspections. that includes one site in richmond along interstate five. 88 sites in oakland along 580 and eight, 80 and five sites in san francisco along 280 and 101 in oakland at one site under 880 near fifth and castro streets. inspectors say they found motor oil and hydraulic fluid stored

senators alex padilla and laphonza butler are working with several committees to help serve communities across the state. the money will be focused on clean drinking water by replacing old pipes and improving storm draining systems. the money will also be focused on underserved communities and helping them out. a ban on octopus. farming was introduced in the california state assembly. the bill seeks to ban the forming of octopus on both land and sea. according to the proposal the methods used on these farms are inhumane and the species is simply not suited for large-scale breeding. the legislation will also put a ban on the import of farm raised octopus to california. somerville. similar bills were introduced in washington state and hawaii. >> still to come on kron, 4 news at 3. a live update from like a long and san jose. she's following the story of a pg e worker was electrocuted. we have the latest on that worker's condition coming up. and credit card interest is reaching a record high. how much it could cost you to pay your credit card bill. coming up next. another one in the books.

senators alex padilla and laphonza butler are working with several committees to help serve communities across the state. the money will be focused on clean drinking water by replacing old pipes and improving storm draining systems. the money will also be focused on underserved communities. switching gears now to talk a bit about the weather live look outside at the bay gorgeous view, looking very blue out there as well. but no rain out there. as of now. >> hayne and not as much sun as yesterday. we were kind you know, jumping or i get excited, but it's still pretty nice day and it's warm out there. half moon bay right now. you can see some folks out there taking a walk and yet not the bright blue skies that we kind of are saying about this time yesterday. but the wind is nice and calm. you can see about 10 miles per hour there out of half moon bay, 18 of fairfield's are getting a little bit of a delta breeze there. but check out the temperatures. half moon bay right now. city. it 63 degrees. we're at 68 a look at that. that just popped up to that in hayward and fremont. 67 doubt in pit

calling for a cease fire in gaza and they say they want california's senators alex padilla and laphonza butler to reject additional funding for military aid for israel. yesterday, another group of protesters demanding a cease fire briefly shut down traffic on san francisco's central freeway. >> that demonstration, coming on the heels of the united states today vetoing a third united nations resolution that would have demanded an immediate cease fire in gaza, u.s. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield says passing it could have derailed complex negotiations. several countries have been working on. she insists a hostage release should be part of any deal to stop the fighting, and that this latest proposal did not include that. this comes as israeli troops close in on rafah in southern gaza, where refugees and hamas fighters have fled. u.s. officials say they are trying to convince israel to avoid a major ground assault there. meantime un ambassadors from palestine and israel argued over the outcome of any cease fire resolution. >> the message given today to israel with this veto is that it can cont

billion military aid package approved for israel during a stop at an event in oakland, senator laphonza butlerssed support for the sometimes disruptive protests. the fact that they are not letting us forget, that they are not letting us turn our eye away . >> i think that is, again, an expression of what it means to be in this country, in a democracy where they can actually do that and do it safely for themselves and for others. and i support them continuing to make sure that they are raising their voices. >> the same group of demonstrators from the palestinian youth movement are expected to befrancio during president biden's visit today. today, president biden arrived in los angeles last night. he is expected to fly in to sfo this afternoon before taking a helicopter over to marina green today, the san francisco chronicle is reporting he's expected to attend two private campaign fundraisers before heading to los altos for another fundraiser on thursday, according to park news. the fundraiser tonight is being held by the getty family, where speaker emerita nancy pelosi is expected to be there.

this is when laphonza butler questioned the cofounder of snapchat. [video clip] >> there are a number of parents whose children have been able to access illegal drugs on your platform. what do you say to those parents? >> we are devastated. >> to the parents, what do you say to those parents? >> i am so sorry we haven't been able to prevent these tragedies. we have proactively looked for and detected drug-related content and remove it from the platform in reference to law enforcement. we have worked together with nonprofits on information campaigns because the scale of the pandemic is epidemic. that campaign was viewed more than 260 million times. >> there are two fathers who lost their sons at 16 years old. their children were able to get those pills from snapchat. i know there are statistics and good efforts but none of those efforts are keeping our kids from getting access to those drugs on your platform. as a california company i have talked to you about what it means to be a good neighbor and what american should be expected from you. you owe th

currently held by laphonza butler and all californians can weigh in on the only proposition on the ballotpproved, would authorize nearly $7 million in bonds to build mental health treatment facilities across the state. there's also a number of open congressional seats, including one contest to decide who will replace congresswoman anna eshoo, who is retiring this year. we have everything you need to know ahead of the election on our website. visit ktvu.com to find more information about what's on the ballot and how you can vote where you live. >> time now is 715. former president donald trump celebrating his latest big victory in his effort to return to the white house. trump easily defeated former governor nikki haley in her own home state in the south carolina primary yesterday. the latest vote count shows he won by more than 20 points. trump says his large margin of victory in south carolina clearly puts him in a path to his third straight republican nominee for president . >> and even bigger win than we anticipated. and. i was just informed that we got double the number of votes that

senator speaking out about what she calls the youth mental health crisis in california, the senator laphonza butlernership with lady gaga's born this way foundation. senator butler says she wants to be a voice for what she calls generation now youth and young adults are more focused on their wellness in a way that they are finding language to express, and that if we listen, they are telling us what they need. now. the goal of the born this way foundation is to learn directly from young people, from advocates and also experts about the factors that are affecting youth mental health and well-being. one of the featured speakers at yesterday discussion was the co-founder of the foundation, cynthia german, who is the mother of lady gaga. well we continue to celebrate black history month with a look at a local wine expert who is trying to diversify the wine industry. >> it's a small number that for me is something i want to see grow even more in the future. now, vincent morrow is one of just 300 master sommeliers in the world, just four of the people who have reached the fourth and highest level of becom

that's because gavin newsom opted to appoint laphonza butler. the first race on your ballot decides who takes over for senator butler for the remainder of feinstein's term from november general election through january 2025. butler is not running for the seat. the second senate race will determine who serves the full secure term from january 2025 through january 2031. it is a crowded field, 27 names on the ballot. tomorrow, the top candidates will face off in a debate on nbc bay area featuring front-runner adam schiff, steve garvey, irvine congresswoman katie porter and oakland's own barbara lee. it will be the last televised debate before the election hosted by our nbc sister station in los angeles. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. >>> the wife of the late russian opposition leader alexei navalny says she will continue his work, fighting for democracy in russia. ♪♪ >>> hello and welcome to "california live." where we show case the best of the golden state to help you live your best california life. i'm jessica v