defended their lawsuit last week.alex padilla, secretary of state "it is impossible to ignore the intent by the president of the united states. that's why i laid out his rhetoric as a candidate, his rhetoric and actions as president of the united states, clearly anti- immigrant."sen. ben hueso (d-san diego) (16;22-24)

el secretario de estado, alex padilla le hizo una invitaciÓn a la comunidad latina para que vote el prÓximoen las elecciones primarias de california. los votantes tendrÁn nuevas opciones para emitir su voto. la primera opciÓn es enviar la boleta por correo, la segunda dejar el voto en las cajas de su condado y la tercera opciÓn visitar un centro de votaciÓn y sufragar en ese lugar.

later identified as anderson lopez- padilla ... pointed a shotgun at a family member.ez-padilla drove away. as he was evading police he lost control of his car and hit a bus stop. lopez- padilla was arrested without incident and he was also charged with suspicion of violating probation and hit and run. police did locate a pellet rifle in the backseat of the bmw. in antioch a 3 year old boy is in critical condition after a nearly drowning. on sunday firefighters responded to the 3000 block of smokey court. the boy was taken to sutter delta medical center. anitoch police are investigating the incident. u-c berkeley police recived a report of a mountian lion sighting on campus monday. a u-c berkeley employee encountered a mountian lion early monday morning walking near sports lane by the south side of building 22.the mountian lion was not aggressive and did not move. the employee backed away until the mountian lion was out of view and left the area. the area was latered search by u-c police but the mountian lion was not found. ( darya ) the n-t-s-b says it's the n-t-s-b t

howie padilla/metro transit"i don't know anybody who can look at this video and think that it is anythinghan disgusting"metro transit officials say the video of one of it's operators being attacked while sitting in the driver's seat of a city bus is hard to watch.howie padilla/metro transit"totally unprovoked attack."someone on board the bus captured the beating on their cellphone and then posted it to social media. ryan timlin/union leader"the driver was caught by the seatbelt, couldn't get up and defend themselves and the person just kept assaulting them."amalgamated transit union local 1005 president ryan timlin says incidents like this are on the rise.ryan timlin/union leader"i don't have the exact numbers but what we're getting in e-mails its seems there is a bit of an uptick right now."timlin believes this attack could have been avoided if this bus had a barrier to protect the driver.ryan timlin/union leader "they've been implementing barriers and at this point there are only about 20 barriers in the entire system. we need more barriers and i think this shows that we do need more ba

ruben padilla hired a homeless man, who was able to straighten his life out.the barber shop for a year now. (pam) that was rowena shaddox reporting. in the past three days, the teams have contacted more than 100 people who are homeless. (steve) students and professors are pushing for more money for california's state university system. they held a rally at the state capitol in sacramento - saying the funding is drying up. (steve) a state faculty union says the proposed university system budget for next year is not enough. the protesters are also demanding an end to tuition hikes and a reinvestment in public universities. <"now, the average student is a student of color, often first-generation college attending, and now the funding is 40% less than it was in the 1980's."> the union says at least 20-thousand qualified students are now turned away each year because of budget limitations. the public policy institute estimates california may face a shortage of educated workers in the future. (pam)in the nation's capitol... senators are sounding the alarm about a 14

later identified as anderson lopez- padilla ... pointed a shotgun at a family member.bation and hit and run. police did locate a pellet rifle in the backseat of the bmw. the bmw. backseat of rifle in the backseat of the bmw. u-c berkeley police recived a report of a mountian lion sighting on campus monday. a u-c berkeley employee encountered a mountian lion early monday morning walking near sports lane by the south side of building 22.the mountian lion was not aggressive and did not move. the employee backed away until the mountian lion was out of view and left the area. the area was latered search by u-c police but the mountian lion was not found. ( darya ) the n-t-s-b says it's "unhappy" with tesla's decision to release information in a deadly crash investigation involving its autopilot system. the crash happened last month in mountain view ... when a driver crashed into a concrete lane divider and was killed. tesla said that data shows the driver did not have his hands on the wheel... as recommended ... and received several warnings from the system prior to the cras

el secretario de estado, alex padilla le hizo una invitaciÓn a la comunidad latina para que vote el prÓximoorreo, la segunda dejar el voto en las cajas de su condado y la tercera opciÓn visitar un centro de votaciÓn y sufragar en ese lugar. >> van a tener la flexibilidad de poder visitar cualquier centro, no es sÓlo un dÍa de votaciÓn, son 11. ramÓn: si usted desea mÁs informaciÓn, visite esta pÁgina web. recuerde que su voto cuenta y pesa. ambas cosas. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ retomando el tema de emigraciÓn, la administración de donald trump le va a pedir a los jueces que aceleren los juicio de deportaciÓn. rafael sÁnchez cruz tiene los pormenores. ♪ rafael: en un intento de acelerar las deportaciones y reducir los atrasos en el sistema de cortes, donald trump pidiÓ a los jueces migratorios que acelerarÁn su procesos. >> los jueces tienen menos discreciÓn, los fiscales no tienen discreciÓn y las personas aunque no hayan cometido un crimen, aunque tengan hijos en este paÍs, aunque hayan vivido muchos aÑos en este paÍs pueden caer en manos de ice para entrar en un proceso de deportaciÓn. rafael: los mag

pa -- padilla. the 66th quintara activity study came about by the study of the transportation authority that identified the 66th line as possibly being underutilized and having improvement for being able to connect residents from the park side to other neighborhoods. subsequently, we received funding through supervisor tang's office, which allowed us to undertake the 66th connectivity study. this is a map of the route right now. it goes between the northern end and connects to the lower end and a number of other lines in between. one of the key think so that we wanted to explore in this study was possibly increasing connectivity to west portal station for this area. so as part of this study, we undertook extensive outreach, we surveyed more people than the average for the line, which is pretty significant. we also did stakeholder interviews, focus groups. we had two successful community meetings and even talked to operators. here is what we learned. what we heard from people on the 66th -- and i thi

. >>> california secretary of state alex padilla visited the california school for the deaf today in. the event was part of a high school voter education week. the secretary says often times teen voters don't get the information they need to participate in voting. >> i think today has been a very huge impact for us because we have -- are having an opportunity to lead us to registering to vote and all the types that things that we might not know about. >> sometimes californians with disabilities including young people with a disability may be even more challenged to get the information they need to be able to register and be able to vote. >> padilla says often times young people don't register to vote at high rates and don't take part in the voting process. he says that's why it's important to meet with high school students to talk with them about why it's important for everyone to vote. >>> more and more empty storefronts in one san francisco neighborhood. >> when you have vacancies especially along thriving corridors it adds to blight. >> how the city is working to bring back busine

. >>> california secretary of state alex padilla today visited the california school foe r thdeaf inremont. the event was part of high school voter education week. the secretary said often times teen voters don't get the information they need to participate in the voting process. >> i think today has been a very huge impact for us because we are having an opportunity to lead us to registering to vote and all the types of things that we might not know about. >> sometimes people with disabilities may be even more challenged to get the information they need to be able to register and be able to vote. >> padilla says often times young people don't register to vote at very high rates and do not take part in the voting process. he says that's why it's very important to meet with high school students to talk about why it's important for everyone to vote. >>> some consider it the happiest place on earth but thousands may be out of a trip to disneyland. details about the 8,000 disneyland tickets that were stolen near sacramento. plus -- >> it was a process, situation to myself at the time bec

. >> california secretary of state alex padilla is joining us now.ank you for spending your saturday with us. first, president trump singled out your state for his millions of illegal votes claim. what's your response to what we just heard from the president? >> thank you, ana, for having us back to be able to respond and defend our honor. the president's allegations are not just allegations. they're just outright lies. he's leerily still fexated, his ego can't handle the fact he lost the national popular vote, so he makes these false allegations, that by the way, dishonor and disrespect the state elections officials across the country, local elections officials across the country, and the thousands upon thousands of volunteers who give of their time to help administer elections with integrity. but i think we know why he continues to do it. because for him, it serves as a distraction. distraction of his chaos coming out of the white house on any given day. and unfortunately, for those of us in the elections world, distraction from the real threats to

para las elecciones primarias de california, el secretario de estado alex padilla le hizo una invitaciÓnn a cabo las elecciones primarias en california y el psico condados, los votantes tendrÁn las opciones para emitir su voto. >> los votantes van a recibir su boleta un mes antes de la elecciÓn automÁticamente por correo y tener opciones en cÓmo enviar esa boleta al condado. grecia: se trata de un programa piloto que en su primera etapa sÓlo se realizarÁ en los condados de madera, napa, nevada, sacramento y san mateo. y el cual se podrÍa extender al resto del estado en las elecciones del aÑo 2022. lo que se busca es atraer la atenciÓn de votantes como gaby, quien estÁ estudiando para trabajadora social. ella sabe el compromiso que tiene como hispana de participar en los procesos electorales. >> es muy importante votar, no importa que vaya ser para presidente o algo local. es muy importante dar su opiniÓn.mucha gente dice que no cuenta, pero clark que cuenta tu opiniÓn. grecia: con estos cambios, ahora usted tendrÁ tres opciones. su primera opciÓn serÁ enviar la boleta por correo. la segu

that's according to secretary of state alex padilla.aw passed in 2016 gives young people the opportunity to sign up to vote before they are eligible. ( james ) take a look at this... take a look at this... a fire forced 2 terrified girls to jump from a second floor balcony in new jersey. the girls were inside their dance studio when the fire broke out. good samaritans saw them hanging from the ledge of the balcony. they told the girls to let go so they could catch them. firefighters rescued 2 more girls that were trapped inside the building. 5 people were taken to the hospital with non-threatening life injuries. ( james ) coming up next ... a woman delivering food in the east bay is carjacked and assaulted.that story still ahead. ( james ) plus .... a man cashes in on a social rights movement through facebook.now the account has been shut down. we'll explain. jimmy dean delights frittatas. a delicious, savory egg breakfast, without all the bread and carbs. made with real ingredients. an excellent source of protein to help power through

california secretary of state alex padilla says it is sad that the president continues to recycle his same old lies, frankly it's tiring to have a conspiracy theorist in the white house. >>> california is closer to issuing a formal apology for it's lgbt community. south bay assembly man evan rowe proposed is measure, he points to personal experiences as one of the motivating factors. >> as an lgbt person myself in the legislature, i served as mayor of a city, i could officiate a wedding, but i could not get married myself. i could host a blood drive, but i could not give blood myself. >> if passed, the resolution would be the first of its kind in the nation. >>> let's turn the attention now to consumer news and the high cost of prescription drugs. a recent consumer reports survey found that 30% left a prescription unfilled because it was just too expensive. maybe this has happened to you or someone you know. 15% say they cut pills to make them last longer. tonight "7 on your side's" michael finney reveals simple ways to save on your prescription. >> when tammy went to buy a pair of ep

and other new york landmarks and the trial of josÉ padilla the u.s.citizen terrorist who tried to blow up an airplane. after a brief stent in private practice president george w. bush appointed judge mukasey attorney general of the united states. november of 2007 to 2009. his leadership at doj was widely praised for returning doj to prominence and independence so essential to the effective operation of our justice department and system. since graduating from yale law school in 1967 judge mukasey is almost the evenly divided his time between private practice and government service. at each stop he has distinguished himself as a legal scholar, a brilliant tech titian, a writer, a great intellect and an inspiring leader as well as a man of unsurpassed integrity. in his career with president wash appointed him to attorney general our good friend chuck schumer stated by his reputation in korea he shows that he puts the rule of law first and i would add to that his actions he has demonstrated that ably. in every of 2009 general mukasey joined the firm where

dijo que es muy sorprendente tanto tiempo suelta isabel padilla dice.idades de arrestaron al sujeto de diecinueve aÑos sospechoso de este incidente, el sÁbado por la maÑana en la ciudad de hefei monte, alexander arriola estaba estacionado cuando le pidiÓ a la mujer que la ayudara con una direcciÓn que tenÍa en el telÉfono y fue cuando sacÓ una pistola para forzarla a subir al auto. >> en ese momento ella se echÓ a correr con su bebÉ en brazos y las autoridades piden de su ayuda por si reconoce a este sujeto. >> un juez federal ordenÓ al gobierno que continÚe bacalla sep nuevas solicitudes, pero antes de que ocurra esto la dio noventa dÍas a la administraciÓn zoan para que proporcione mejores argumentos sobre el fin del programa daca, la casa blanca. criticÓ duramente esta decisiÓn, alegando que este revÉs crea un incentivo contribuye para que vengan mÁs jÓvenes inmigrantes, pero quÉ tan factible es que se abra nuevas inscripciones. y quÉ recomiendan se abre esta oportunidad, amp lupo nos acompaÑa con los detalles al ramÓn palmira expertos proyectan buen

united states supreme court, including mcconnell versus fec, tennessee versus lane, rumsfeld versus padilla, credit suisse versus billing, u.s. versus booker, and the list goes on and on and on. we were talking at lunch, he said he was arguing some bail cases, you know, i think i argued about every clause in the constitution except the bail clause. he may get a chance to do that. he has argued more supreme court cases since 2000 than any lawyer in or out of government. he has argued significant cases in the lower courts, walker versus cheney, u.s. versus moussaoui and u.s. versus brady but not to deflate things -- sorry. paul is distinguished lecturer in law at the georgetown university law center where he taught in various capacities in 1998. distinguished lecturer in george found university and served as senior fellow of the law center supreme court institute. ladies and gentlemen, probably foremost solicitor before the supreme court, in our lifetime, paul clement. [applause] . . we want to focus on where we are with the supreme court because we are really at almost perfect storm for maki

defended their lawsuit last week.alex padilla, secretary of state "it is impossible to ignore the intent laid out his rhetoric as a candidate, his rhetoric and actions as president of the united states, clearly anti- immigrant."sen. ben hueso (d-san diego) (16;22-24) "you're violating the constitution."on wednesday - san diego senator ben hueso and the california latino legislative caucus unveiled their legislative priorities. among them - promoting the 20-20 census.(d-san diego) (18;37-39) the time is now to start working on this.part of that outreach is through state funds..the governor proposed 40-point-3 million in his budget.berman says the effort begins with behind-the-scenes work, like plannng hearings and informing non-profits. he wants the state's efforts to peak in april 20-20.asm. marc berman 32;41 we're going to reach out to every california resident. we're going to talk to them about the importance of participating in coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... investigators are now calling it a crime... after a couple plunges off a cliff in mendocino county with their children

as for the victim, we are told despite a bullet that pierced his bring, alex padilla's is making a steadyy. >>> a man is accused of throwing a puppy to the ground and killing it inside a store. we want to warn you that this video is disturbing. surveillance video shows the suspect grabbing his girlfriend's for mental cocker spaniel puppy named prince. it happened inside the tiptop market in the tenderloin. you see other people trying to calm him down. a few moments later he raises his hand and slams the puppy to the ground. prince was taken to san francisco animal care and control but died from his injuries. >> it is a horrible video. it is very graphic in nature. you can see the suspect grabbed this poor, defenseless puppy and slammed onto the ground. that is a horrible act that he did. we would like to get him into custody. >>> san francisco police have released this mugshot of the suspect. he is 23-year-old delos pierre gallon. this picture is from a previous weapons arrest. he is now one of four domestic violence, kidnapping and animal cruelty. >>> the maker of the bump stock gun acce

going to defend everyone of our rights" attorney general xavier becerra and secretary of state alex padilla defended their lawsuit last week.secretary of state "it is impossible to ignore the intent of the united why i laid out his rhetoric as a candidate, his actions as president of the united states, clearly anti- immigrant."(d-san diego) (16;22-24) "you're violating the constitution."san diego senator ben hueso and the latino legislative caucus unveiled their legislative priorities.promoting the 20-20 census.sen. ben hueso (d-san diego) (18;37-39) the time is now to start working on part of that outreach is through state funds..the governor proposed 40-point-3 million berman says begins with scenes work, hearings and profits. he state's efforts 20-20.asm. marc we're going to every california going to talk to importance of the census. (jr) coming up -- despite its symbolic significance -- america's majestic national bird has faced a real-life threat of extinction... find out why in just a moment. (justine) plus -- after snow hit hard in one area in california -- residents are now facing a

that's according to secretary of state alex padilla.y area forecast is after the break. (ácommercialá) ( james ) ( darya )( robin ) checking bay area roads before you head out the door.. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (dave)a weak weather system will sweep through the region on tuesday and bring light rainfall primarily to the northern part of the region. a slightly stronger system will bring more widespread light rainfall to the region on wednesday and wednesday night. both systems will result in cooler temperatures before a return to drier and slightly warmer conditions late in the week. ( darya ) week. late in the conditions warmer slightly warmer conditions late in the week. ( darya ) in sonoma county - most of the homes destroyed by the fires have been cleared away by crews after a mandate by the city. yesterday was the deadline imposed by the city of santa rosa to remove damaged structures for those who opted out of the gover

familiar confrontation in the security council denial of any attack on one side of the story in the padilla's doña the when you there is no credible confirmation of this l specials found no traces of toxic substances the residents of duma know about no such attack all information about the alleged attackers have been provided by n.t. government forces forces who have interest in such development of events an incredulous response. i started to listen to my russian friend and respond but instead i'm in awe the silly of how you say what you say with a straight face i really really the secretary general's impassioned call for unity in the council was clearly ignored and turn your good terrorists painting a bleak picture of the world facing multiple conflicts the cold war is back with a vengeance but with a difference the mechanisms and the safeguards to manage the risks of escalation that existed in the past no longer seem to be present and another familiar scene at the start of the session the us ambassador once again entering with her french and british allies and in an apparently posed huddle

. >> governor padilla, former governor of puerto rico, thank you for your time. >> thank you for havinge. >> our thoughts and best wishes remain with the people of puerto rico. >>> motion denied. the criminal trial against the governor of missouri can now move forward. the legal strategy moving forward. and the political strategy that sounds a lot like president trump's to a lot of folks. plus, a father's fight. we'll talk to the father who lost his son in the shooting at sandy hook about his new lawsuit against a controversial radio host who has called the shooting itself repeatedly a hoax. only invisalign® clear aligners are made with smarttrack® material to precisely move your teeth to your best smile. see how invisalign® treatment can shape your smile up to 50% faster today at invisalign.com i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical

california secretary of state alex padilla says the changes announced today come in part because manyto register as independents accidentally register with the far-right american independent party. padilla says the new form uses clearer language to describe the option to register without a party preference. officials say the new card is more logical and uses more conversational language than the old form. ( robin )a team of volunteers with an airplane... saved more than one hundred animals from a high-kill region in new mexico. the dogs and cats were flown across state lines, where they will find new homes. reporter allison martinez has more than a hundred homeless animals are on their way to a new life. trysee wyche/animal rescuer "that's why our name is forgotten to forever because they are taken from their forgotten life whose owners didn't love them or left them in the shelter to die and we put them to their forever life." volunteers work tirelessly to rescue animals from the badly overcrowded shelters in southeastern new mexico. with more than 13- hundred euthanizations in roswel

from christopher padilla.t would drastically expand the mission of cfius, bringing under government review countedless sales and license transactions by u.s. companies, and ge writes we don't support expansion of the jurisdiction to outbound u.s. investments into joint venlt yours, doing so would september back economic interest, creating a bureaucracy completely redundant with the existing u.s. export control system. i ask you this. reporter a republican. republicans tend to not like to add bureaucracies or overwork the existing bureaucracy. how do you respond to both criticisms from ibm and ge? >> clearly ne wathey want the s quo, it worked economically for them and transactions they have with china. but we have to look at this from a national security view. this is a bipartisan bill. it is laser focused on military application. we're not looking at overall trade concerns or issues. i had the largest hog processing plant in the world in my district, 5,000 people are employed, smithfield, owned by china. that

familiar confrontation in the security council denial of any attack on one side the story in the padilla's didn't you that when you there is no credible confirmation of this specialist found no traces of toxic substances the residents of duma know about no such attack all information about the alleged attackers have been provided by n.t. government forces forces who have interest in such development of events an incredulous response. i started to listen to my russian friend and respond. but instead i'm in awe of the silly and how you say what you say with a straight face i really really the secretary general's impassioned call for unity in the council was clearly ignored and turn your good terrorists painting a bleak picture of a world facing multiple conflicts the cold war is back with a vengeance but with a difference the mechanisms in the safeguards to manage the risks of escalation that existed in the past no longer seemed to be present and another familiar scene at the start of the session the us ambassador once again entering with her french and british allies and in an apparently po

criminal protection, that is a constitutional protection that -- that relates only to crimes, that is padilland the -- the sixth amendment, deportation already stands alone as the only civil consequence that triggers a constitutional protection on a par with the criminal protection. so you don't get to come into court and say my lawyer didn't tell me that i could forfeit my home. justice sotomayor: i get that you don't want to answer the question. [laughter] justice sotomayor: but i'm very interested in the answer, which is justice gorsuch is -- is asking how you -- where do you draw the line? so acceptable civil vagueness and non-acceptable civil vagueness? mr. rosenkranz: well, your honor justice sotomayor: or vagueness generally. mr. rosenkranz: hoffman estates says that it varies. so what we're talking about is the line between the severest penalties and those penalties that are less severe. the answer is, if it is on a par with a criminal punishment such that someone would trade one for the other, this court answered that lee. in lee, this court said, as justice gorsuch said earlier toda