and it is important — post levinson guidance.eople who receive things like speeding fines, fixed penalty— things like speeding fines, fixed penalty notices, relatively minor sections. — penalty notices, relatively minor sections, you don't have to be named — sections, you don't have to be named -- _ sections, you don't have to be named. —— post—leveson. ithink there— named. —— post—leveson. ithink there is— named. —— post—leveson. ithink there is the— named. —— post—leveson. ithink there is the world of difference between — there is the world of difference between a member of the public getting — between a member of the public getting a — between a member of the public getting a speeding fine in naming them~ _ getting a speeding fine in naming them i_ getting a speeding fine in naming them. i think there is a lot of public— them. i think there is a lot of public interest, actually, in civil servants, — public interest, actually, in civil servants, as i said earlier, who are public— servants, as i said earlier, who are public fund

this comes from a conversation i have with sandy levinson who is a delegate is a law professor at the university of texas. he argues. he's just fed up with the senate right so i may i use he is a participant he does not suggest that we get rid of the senate. so when i said eliminating the senate, that's a very radical idea that ultimately i do not add to the book. i cannot imagine that that's gonna happen. right? what is interesting is some of the other options which i do talk about in the book that are more likely to happen. so two in particular, can you and i ask them as a question right? can you imagine the senate power being reduced significantly because this is what sandy sandy proposes because of the undemocratic nature of the senate so that the senate is responsible for things like confirming nominees and so on but not lawmaking you strengthen the house of representatives as the real democratic institution to make lawmaking and you have this is what sandy proposed in my book. you have a national assembly an additional third branch of the of the legislature that looks you know,

to you about the ideas that came out of conversations i had with these and other folks like sandy levinson and others who helped me to think about what would be in a 2022 convention and i'll finish my presentation by talking just for a second about the preamble. there is no question in my mind that if you sat down with hundreds of delegates to a constitutional convention back in philadelphia in 2022, our preamble would look different. the new drafted preamble would look different and what i do and one of the things that that a lot of countries have done in their preamble preamble's is kind of given nod to their to to their horrible past right so i crafted a preamble and i'm going to show it to you as a way to finish up. it looks like this. this is what i would argue would be could be a constitutional preamble in a 2022 constitutional convention. we the people of the united states in order to form a more perfect union establish justice and acknowledge a history of injustice ensure domestic tranquility provide for the common defense. remedy the wounds of systemic prejudice other institutiona

levinson also said she doesn't expect the judge will receive any republican support in the senate and our coverage of judge catania. brown jackson's confirmation hearings continue online. you can visit ktvu dot com for the very latest developments, more covid restrictions being lifted, but for one large bay area, city officials are ramping up mobile testing the neighborhoods that will see the change after the break. and a pretty warm day out there. today it hit 83 degrees in fairfield. more eighties tomorrow and on wednesday, then rain in the five days up first new details about a dramatic rescue in the east bay how fire officials managed to save a man who was stuck inside a storm drain for two days. he was in a pipe that some people have described to me centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out of state corporations are coming to california. their online sports betting initiative

we're joined by loyola law professor and supreme court expert jessica levinson. jessica always appreciate your time for people who didn't have the time to tune in today. this was a lot of the judge listening to statements from senators with a short statement from her. how did she handle the first day? well well, if the threshold is basically sitting there and smiling and showing restraint when people attack you and attack your record, i think that she did a really good job. i think the moral of the story today is, is it really worthwhile to have an entire day where we just hear speeches from senators, ostensibly about the supreme court, ostensibly about the constitution? but i don't know that this was a win for the public. it might have been a win for the kind of the abolish the senate movement, but we didn't learn a lot, frankly about the judge. other than that she can sit there with an enormous amount of personal restraints. jessica, you talk about her record. we've gotten sort of a preview of the line. some republicans will take over the next couple of days, w

the election victory the prime minister prioritized a party hosted by former kgb agent alexander levinson there are many others. and he therefore tell us what first attracted the prime minister to the billionaire russian oligarchs. >> i wasn't sure where he was going but the prime minister is not a very social individual. he wants of this country to be open, outward looking to the world, we were the government, he was the foreign secretary. human rights sanctions not just on evidence of wrongdoing and also the persecutors of the myanmar minority and many others. it was this government, not the labour party. >> the eyes of the world are focused on vladimir putin's evil invasion of ukraine but there is still humanitarian crisis in afghanistan. the government is hosting a conference later this month for that crisis and can my right honorable friend ensure we keep education for those children on the agenda. >> absolutely right. we keep the focus on afghanistan. i can tell her that conference will provide support, access to girls education, long-standing priority of the prime minister and we h

jessica levinson teaches election in constitutional law at loyola law school. >> she says be dean may have time to reverse the tide. i don't know that he has time to reverse and in part because it seems like what people are upset about is partly that he is actually delivering on campaign promises. and this is part of what happens when you deliver on those promises. >> and so i'm not sure he wants to change course. i'm not sure that he wants to say maybe we went too far too fast. >> the recall election will take place on the same day as the california primary june 7. simple majority is all that's needed for the recall to be successful. if it is the mayor will appoint a new district attorney to finish out the term. in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> as of today, it is costing people even more to take an uber. the company has added that fuel surcharge to try to help drivers cope with the high cost of gas. customers are paying up to an extra $0.55 per trip. uber eats deliveries will cost an additional $0.45. the new surcharge will last at least 2 months and will go directly int

>> jessica levinson teaches election in constitutional law at loyola law school. she says if the poll is accurate, dean has an uphill battle ahead and it may be impossible to reverse those numbers. i don't know that he has time to reverse and in part because it seems like what people are upset about is partly that he is actually delivering on campaign promises. and this is part of what happens when you deliver on those promises. >> and so i'm not sure he wants to change course. i'm not sure that he wants to say maybe we went too far too fast. the recall election takes place in the same day as the california primary june 7th. >> a simple majority is all that's needed for the recall to be a success. >> if it is the mayor will appoint a new district attorney to finish out the term. in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> coming up next, a significant blow to the oakland a's ballpark project. we'll have details of the key vote when we get back. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news it time for you now for 44 08:00am here on this thursday morning. >> als

>> jessica levinson teaches election in constitutional law at loyola law school. she says if the poll is accurate, dean has an uphill battle ahead and it may be impossible to reverse those numbers. i don't know that he has time to reverse and in part because it seems like what people are upset about is partly that he is actually delivering on campaign promises. and this is part of what happens when you deliver on those promises. >> and so i'm not sure he wants to change course. i'm not sure that he wants to say maybe we went too far too fast. the recall election takes place in the same day as the california primary june 7th. >> a simple majority is all that's needed for the recall to be a success. >> if it is the mayor will appoint a new district attorney to finish out the term. in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> russia has turned they in sky into a source of death for thousands of people. >> ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky pleading with congress and president biden to issue a no fly zone. coming up, a breakdown of his address today and what's h

professor levinson does not expect the judge to get much ev any republican support in the senate . our coverage of the senate confirmation hearings of judge catania brown jackson continue throughout the morning. you'll see it right here on mornings on two. you can also go to ktvu .com to get the latest developments. time is not 4 10 will happening today. bart plans to restore service on its red line between richmond and mill break the bark will run five car trains on both the red and the orange line while repair work continues on damage power cables . the red lines been shut down since earlier this month, forcing passengers in the east bay to ride the orange line. and then transfer. you know oakland to the yellow line in order to get into san francisco and to the peninsula bad man longer trips, packed trains and crowded bart stations in oakland. alright your time now is for 10. if you're waking up this morning and thinking i don't really feel that chill in the air. that's what i did this morning. stephen like it seems reasonable. when i woke up, i looked at and my thermometer have

professor levinson does not expect the judge to get much of any republican support in the senate. we have ktvu easily rasmus in our newsroom. now she's following the story, and the hearing will bring her back in for a live update dot com whe we're streaming today's session live alright, guys your time 75. ions, says 3.5 million people help now fled the war in ukraine since the russian of asian began almost a month ago. it is europe's worst refugee crisis since world war two on the ground. russian forces have been met by resistance from ukrainian troops slowing down their advance and that has led to even more russian airstrikes, including the use of hypersonic missiles. we really need to get ukraine even better attack drones and to really improve their air defenses. no during the night. ukrainian forces say they regain control of a suburb of kiev. president biden is warning us companies to make sure they're protected against cyberattacks from russia. my administration issue renew warnings that based on evolving intelligence, russia may be planning a cyber attack against us. as i sa

have said that by accusing the police of following guidance, which was issued on the back of the levinson, which was remarkably whole decade ago... saying that, basically, people who receive relatively minor punishments such as speeding fines, fixed penalty notices, should not ordinarily be identified, however the point is being made to the silly guidance, it is not rules, so don't have —— is only guidance. scotland yard is coming under criticism. it is hiding behind this guidance, critics say. they say these republic —— were publicly funded civil servants in publicly funded buildings. therefore it is in the interest of transparency their identity be revealed. 1 interest of transparency their identity be revealed. i suppose the fact that the _ identity be revealed. i suppose the fact that the telegraph _ identity be revealed. i suppose the fact that the telegraph is - running this headline, we know relatively little about this and we don't really know, for example, what criteria the police have applied to determine there was a breach. we still have the unredacted suga report. —— suga repo

jessica levinson teaches election in constitutional law at loyola law school. >>she says if the poll is accurate, dean has an uphill battle ahead and it may be impossible to reverse those numbers. i don't know that he has time to reverse and in part because it seems like what people are upset about is partly that he is actually delivering on campaign promises. and this is part of what happens when you deliver on those promises. >>and so i'm not sure he wants to change course. i'm not sure that he wants to say maybe we went too far too fast. the recall election takes place in the same day as the california primary june 7th. >>a simple majority is all that's needed for the recall to be a success. >>if it is the mayor will appoint a new district attorney to finish out the term in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >>there's quite a surprise for a man who thought that he was sleeping in an air bnb had rented in florida. turns out he was in someone else's home. tj parker has a story for us. >>this is the best possible outcome. >>of breaking into someone's home

mike levinson is one of the teachers they didn't know about cesar chavez. they didn't know about the work he did for labor rights. they certainly didn't know he walked down san rafael where we walked. okay students were inspired by a movie they saw a year ago at the mill valley film festival called a song for caesar, and they wanted to honor that journey. how he thought for farm workers to get equal rights to get treated properly to get a living wage because farm workers are still not paid as much as they should be. but he really improved that a younger generation newly inspired for them, it's more than a history lesson. it's a call to action as farm workers in labor groups are still fighting for workers' rights. i feel like it's our job. specially as someone who comes from an immigrant household to get these rights and fight for them to speak for them. in san rafael christina rendon, ktvu, fox two news. of area whether lots of cloud cover this morning with some sunshine this afternoon and that brief tick kicking up once again today, one of the cooler days

>> jessica levinson teaches election in constitutional law at loyola law school.has an uphill battle ahead and it may be impossible to reverse those numbers. i don't know that he has time to reverse and in part because it seems like what people are upset about is partly that he is actually delivering on campaign promises. and this is part of what happens when you deliver on those promises. >> and so i'm not sure he wants to change course. i'm not sure that he wants to say maybe we went too far too fast. the recall election takes place in the same day as the california primary june 7th. >> a simple majority is all that's needed for the recall to be a success. >> if it is the mayor will appoint a new district attorney to finish out the term. in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news at 9, 50 officials in san mateo county have an ambitious goal. they want. >> everybody who's homeless to be able to have a place to stay by the end of the year. the county has purchased 3 hotels to do this, too, in redwood city and one in half moon bay, they would provide about 230 rooms

there is a great story where sandy levinson, professor in texas, because at the hit by a bus test. if the justice had been hit by a bus the day before had been appointed, would there have been a biography written about them? that was really true of previous justices. these are former senators, former president's, former nfl running backs. people who had really done a lot. that is just not the case of the folks who are on the court right now. ruth bader ginsburg is an example of a person who would have definitely been biography worthy. sandra day o'connor i think would have been biography worthy. justice thomas, based on his life story, probably. sotomayor -- this is no shade to sotomayor and the other folks, but most of their work has been gearing up to get on the court. now the biography is based on that. susan: we found a clip in our video library from 1988 of thurgood marshall talking about his life before the court. it is a short one, i want to play it. >> i would go down there and i would be a big shot and i would tell them all, and as soon as i finished telling them -- it is

mike levinson is one of the teachers they didn't know about cesar chavez. they didn't know about the work he did for labor rights. they certainly didn't know he walked down san rafael where we walked. okay students were inspired by a movie they saw a year ago at the mill valley film festival called a song for caesar, and they wanted to honor that journey. how he thought for farm workers to get equal rights to get treated properly to get a living wage because farm workers are still not paid as much as they should be. but he really improved that a younger generation newly inspired for them, it's more than a history lesson. it's a call to action as farm workers and labor groups are still fighting for workers' rights. i feel like it's our job. especially as someone who comes from an immigrant household to get these rights and fight for them to speak for them. in san rafael christina rendon, ktvu, fox two news. nurses at seton medical center at daly city, spending the day on the picket line today. coming ahead at six o'clock why the nurses union alleges the hosp

mike levinson is one of the teachers they didn't know about cesar chavez.y didn't know about the work he did for labor rights. they certainly didn't know he walked down san rafael where we walked. okay students were inspired by a movie they saw a year ago at the mill valley film festival called a song for caesar, and they wanted to honor that journey. how he thought for farm workers to get equal rights to get treated properly to get a living wage because farm workers are still not paid as much as they should be. but he really improved that a younger generation newly inspired for them, it's more than a history lesson. it's a call to action as farm workers in labor groups are still fighting for workers' rights. i feel like it's our job. especially as someone who comes from an immigrant household to get these rights and fight for them to speak for them. in san rafael christina rendon, ktvu, fox two news. we have new details in a case of san jose police shooting near the san jose state campus tonight. one man has been charged because police say you brought a gu

mike levinson is one of the teachers they didn't know about cesar chavez. know about the work he did for labor rights. they certainly didn't know he walked down san rafael where we walked. okay students were inspired by a movie they saw a year ago at the mill valley film festival called a song for caesar, and they wanted to honor that journey. how he thought for farm workers to get equal rights to get treated properly to get a living wage because farm workers are still not paid as much as they should be. but he really improved that a younger generation newly inspired for them, it's more than a history lesson. it's a call to action as farm workers and labor groups are still fighting for workers' rights. i feel like it's our job. especially as someone who comes from an immigrant household to get these rights and fight for them to speak for them in san rafael, christina rendon ktvu. fox two news. alright some pretty serious storms moving across the southern southeastern part of the country all the way up into chicago and the ohio valley. this system was the on

jessica levinson teaches election in constitutional law at loyola law school. >> she says if the poll is accurate, dean has an uphill battle ahead and it may be impossible to reverse those numbers. i don't know that he has time to reverse and in part because it seems like what people are upset about is partly that he is actually delivering on campaign promises. and this is part of what happens when you deliver on those promises. >> and so i'm not sure he wants to change course. i'm not sure that he wants to say maybe we went too far too fast. the recall election takes place in the same day as the california primary june 7th. >> a simple majority is all that's needed for the recall to be a success. >> if it is the mayor will appoint a new district attorney to finish out the term. in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> a new report claims the san francisco's to spend more and get less from their police department. then most a major california cities. that's according to the center on juvenile and criminal justice. it says that the department's budget was close to 703 million doll

jessica levinson teaches election in constitutional law at loyola law school.s be dean may not have time to reverse the tide. i don't know that he has time to reverse and in part because it seems like what people are upset about is partly that he is actually delivering on campaign promises. and this is part of what happens when you deliver on those promises. >> and so i'm not sure he wants to change course. i'm not sure that he wants to say maybe we went too far too fast. >> the recall election will take place on the same day as the california primary june 7. simple majority is all that's needed for the recall to be successful. if it is the mayor will appoint a new district attorney to finish out the term. in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> the state of emergency in san francisco's tenderloin district will expire this week. but city officials, some of them are hoping that outreach programs that were launched under the emergency declaration will continue san francisco supervisor. some of them are expressing concern as the clock winds down. but city le

>> jessica levinson teaches election in constitutional law at loyola law school.phill battle ahead and it may be impossible to reverse those numbers. i don't know that he has time to reverse and in part because it seems like what people are upset about is partly that he is actually delivering on campaign promises. and this is part of what happens when you deliver on those promises. >> and so i'm not sure he wants to change course. i'm not sure that he wants to say maybe we went too far too fast. the recall election takes place in the same day as the california primary june 7th. >> a simple majority is all that's needed for the recall to be a success. >> if it is the mayor will appoint a new district attorney to finish out the term. in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> on the peninsula, officials inasan mateo county have an ambitious goal. they want to. how's everyone who is experiencing homelessness by the end of the year, the counties purchase 3 hotels, 2 in redwood city, one in half moon bay, which can provide rooms to around 230 people. well, the last

jessica levinson teaches election in constitutional law at loyola law school. >> she says if the poll an uphill battle ahead and it may be impossible to reverse those numbers. i don't know that he has time to reverse and in part because it seems like what people are upset about is partly that he is actually delivering on campaign promises. and this is part of what happens when you deliver on those promises. >> and so i'm not sure he wants to change course. i'm not sure that he wants to say maybe we went too far too fast. the recall election takes place in the same day as the california primary june 7th. >> a simple majority is all that's needed for the recall to be a success. >> if it is the mayor will appoint a new district attorney to finish out the term. in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> for your money you may soon have to pay higher interest rates on your credit cards and your mortgage loans. that's because the federal reserve raised interest rates by a one quarter percentage point. this is significant because it's the first time the federal government has increased ra

mike levinson is one of the teachers they didn't know about cesar chavez.walked down san rafael where we walked. okay students were inspired by a movie they saw a year ago at the mill valley film festival called a song for caesar, and they wanted to honor that journey. how he thought for farm workers to get equal rights to get treated properly to get a living wage because farm workers are still not paid as much as they should be. but he really improved that a younger generation newly inspired for them, it's more than a history lesson. it's a call to action as farm workers in labor groups are still fighting for workers' rights. i feel like it's our job. especially as someone who comes from an immigrant household to get these rights and fight for them to speak for them. in san rafael christina rendon, ktvu fox two news. alright cristina. thank you, thomas. for 57. the whole 400 ft deep is being dug on the u. c. berkeley campus in an effort to make the school even greener. while this holds only a few inches, wide instrument will be installed by scientists from