his name is nathan hochman. here's his picture. but the republican candidate for attorney general says even more important than that is his message plastered front and center, quote, stop the spiral of lawlessness. it's a message talking took across the state last month. the sea embarks on a multi-city bus tour urging californians to vote came in and incumbent attorney general rob bonta out. we caught up with talking one on one on his bus. >> why vote for nathan hochman? >> when voters are making the choice of the california attorney general of the need to ask themselves this question, who amongst these 2 candidates is going to keep you and your family more safe and secure for the next 4 years. my goal is to stop this spiral of lawlessness and bring back a spiral of law fullness. >> a former federal prosecutor and u.s. assistant attorney general hochman says his 30 years in criminal justice prepare for the job among his top priorities deterring crime. something he argues starts with working hand-in-hand with law enforcement. i beli

his name is nathan hochman. here's his picture. but the republican candidate for attorney general says even more important than that is his message plastered front and center, quote, stop the spiral of lawlessness. it's a message talking took across the state last month. the sea embarks on a multi-city bus tour urging californians to vote came in and incumbent attorney general rob bonta out. we caught up with talking one on one on his bus. >> why vote for nathan hochman? >> when voters are making the choice of the california attorney general of the need to ask themselves this question. who amongst these 2 candidates is going to keep you and your family more safe and secure for the next 4 years. my goal is to stop this spiral of lawlessness and bring back a spiral of lawfulness. >> a former federal prosecutor and u.s. assistant attorney general hochman says his 30 years in criminal justice prepare for the job among his top priorities deterring crime. something he argues starts with working hand-in-hand with law enforcement. i believ

here to react is former candidate for california attorney general, nathan hochman. ank you for being here. is that what it is? it seems odd to me that you'd be charged with attempted murder and then released. help me out here. >> so that's exactly what has happened. the question in this situation is to who nowed down 25 sheriff -- mowed down 25 sheriff cadets is not a who question. they actually found the gentleman, nicholas gutierrez, but why? did he fall asleep at the wheel? was he under the influence of drugs? was it a tragic stent that he was trying to avoid something or had car difficulty, or did he intend to actually mow down those particular cadets at that exact time? to get to the level of intent is very, very important. the sheriff was very concerned about that they would go ahead and they would charge just the vehicle violation. that would be sort of reckless driving that ends up with serious injury which has a 3-year maximum charge. and sheriff villanueva does not rust d.a. george gascon -- trust. he was worried that fast cohn would file -- gascon would fi

his name is nathan hochman. here's his picture.ut the republican candidate for attorney general says even more important than that is his message plastered front and , stop the spiral of lawlessness. it's a message talking took across the state last month. the sea embarks on a multi-city bus tour urging californians to vote him in an incumbent attorney general rob bonta out. we caught up with talking one on one on his bus. >> why vote for nathan hochman? >> when voters are making the choice of the california attorney general of the need to ask themselves this question. who amongst these 2 candidates is going to keep you and your family more safe and secure for the next 4 years. my goal is to stop this spiral of lawlessness and bring back a spiral of lawfulness. >> a former federal prosecutor and u.s. assistant attorney general hochman says his 30 years in criminal justice prepare for the job among his top priorities deterring crime. something he argues starts with working hand-in-hand with law enforcement. i believe in a balanced.

nathan hochman.ore results from election night still ahead after the break, you're watching the 11 o'clock ♪music playing♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. but let's take a peek real quick here at three of them. at least the results. prop 31 was asking whether a 2020 law that outlawed the sale of certain flavored tobacco products across the state should actually take effect. 65% said. yes 35% said no proposition 28 was designed to guarantee 1% of each year's state education, budget to arts and music programs. funding in public schools. estimates put that figure around $1 billion. supporters argue arts and music programs are needed, critics say , locking the state into specific funding requirements could create problems in a budget shortfall, as you can see. 63% voting. yes for proposition 28 37% saying no proposition 30 actually had governor newsom, campaigning against what's being pushed as a climate initiative. this propositi

. >> over republican nathan hochman, he's a defense attorney with the private practice out of los angelesrace right now for attorney general, appears that rob bonta has been on lockdown, but still a lot of precincts need to report some background on he was first appointed to be in this position by governor gavin newsom to succeed have airbus era. when becerra resigned to become the u.s. secretary of health and human services under president joe biden. he also served in the state assembly. and before that, he was a member of the alameda city council that was from 2010 to 2012. so rob bonta looks to be keeping his position right now. up next, we have the secretary of state in california. that's also a highly watched race right now. we also shirley weber with a commanding lead here. the secretary of state has a very important job here. it's the position watch over the state's elections, including business programs, information technology as well. and we have surely level right now with this commanding lead. she became the first african-american to ever hold the role of california secretary o

former us assistant attorney republican nathan hochman challenged him. this office has long provided both a national stage and a stepping stone to higher office. vice president kamala harris is an example of that. you can see rob bonta with the big lead there tonight. in california tonight, prop 29. it's a similar measure to what we actually voted on a couple of years ago. if this passes it would require a doctor, nurse practitioner or physician's assistant to be on site during kidney dialysis treatment at a clinic right now, 70% are not in favor of this. opponents have argued that this would force clinics to shut down because they would not be able to pay for those extra employees. unions have countered that indeed the money is actually there. proposition 31 asked whether a 2020 law that outlawed the sale of certain flavored tobacco products across the state should take effect, supporters say, banning flavored tobacco. it helps stop underage smoking. opponents argue this would reduce revenue for healthcare camp programs created by tobacco taxes and as y