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senator padilla of california.ou for your time tonight. >> stay safe. >> up next, accounting for the true cost and consequences of 9/11 and the 20-year war on terror. but first, richard is here with the headlines. >> good evening to you. some of the stories we're watching this hour. saturday and sunday night, north korea state media claiming they have successfully test fired a new long range cruise missile. the missiles are said to hit targets over 900 miles away. this is the first known testing activity in months underscoring stalemate negotiations with the united states. >>> and the fbi released a newly declassified document saturday. it reveals the hijackers had contact with saudi nationals in the united states who aided them be attacks. no evidence that senior saudi government officials were involved. >>> and university of miami fans used a u.s. flag to save a cat dangling from the upper deck during saturday night's game. the cat was dangling from a banner. dropped safely on to the flag below. miami went on to

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last friday i spoke with border patrol deputy chiefny padilla, somebody -- manny padilla, used to be chief of the rio grande valley sector of the border patrol. he told me that the main focus at the time, of course, was trying to deal with the humanitarian crisis, getting food, water and sanitation to these individuals. once the most urgent humanitarian needs are met, the processing and potential removal of migrants will move more quickly. a few thousand migrants have been moved to other border patrol sectors for processing. again, because the del rio sector was overwhelmed. they had to bus them as far away as arizona just to process people through the border. some have already been returned to haiti, and in the coming days we can expect more flights to move some of the thousands of migrants back home. the department of homeland security has claimed that they will use title 42, a public health authority, to expel the vast majority of migrants. but the administration if needs to be honest with us. will they use this title 42 again to protect the public health to expel migrant families

padilla: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to withdraw the cloture motion with respect to the motion to proceed to s. 2093. the presiding officer: without objection. thank you. mr. president, i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. portman: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. portman: i ask unanimous consent to dispense with the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. portman: i'm here on the floor of the senate today to talk about our economy, talk about the new massive tax hikes that democrats and the house of representatives have now proposed to pay for the $3.5 trillion spending spree that is called reconciliation. i want to talk about why it's bad for american workers, why it's bad for our economy, bad for small businesses, bad for american families. they call it the build back better plan but it's really tearing down what helped us to be better. what helped to make us a more fai

senator padilla, it's really nice to see this evening. >> good to see you, it's been a little while,are having. we >> indeed. talk us through what we should understand about this, it does seem like the parliamentarians ruling this nobodies idea of a sure bet. we were sure by the senator -- we know that there are alternate proposals that are ready to go back to her. can you talk us through about how this is gonna go through? >> sure, at first and foremost, the parliamentarians ruling that we learned off right now is disappointing. it has come as a complete shock. because, as you, know in our business, you hope for the best, prepare for the worse. so yes we have been working on alternative we didn't get an proposals initial yes to our first proposal. so. senator strike there said there is a plan b, so there is a plan b and not and a plan c and whatnot, necessarily a plan c but but the fundamental goal stay the same. the fundamentals out of respect for the millions of immigrants who have been living in the united states for years, and, years and years. rachel, as you know, adult undocum

joining us the senator alex padilla from california.is one of the key figures pushing for immigration issues to be included in this bill. really nice to see you again and thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> indeed. well, talk us through what we should understand about this. it does seem like the parliamentarian's ruling was nobody's idea of a sure bet. we've been assured by senate leadership, by the senate democratic leadership, that there is a plan b, there's an alternate proposal ready to g back to her. can you talk us through a little bit how this is going to go? >> sure. first and foremost is the parliamentarian's ruling we learned of last night disappointing? absolutely. does it come as a complete shock? no. because as you know in our business, you hope for the best, prepare for the worst, so, yes, we have been working on alternative proposals in the ee went we didn't get an initial yes to our first proposal. so senator durbin is right. there is a plan b and if necessary a plan c or what not but the fundamental go

damian: thank you, senator alex padilla.25 years here on "comunidad del valle," but we're gonna begin with the monthly visit by the consulate of mexico in san francisco. with me, the consul general remedios gomez arnau on "comunidad del valle." consul, welcome back. you were gone all of august. remedios gomez arnau: thank you. i'm so glad to be back with you, damian, and your audience. damian: yes, thank you for being back. well, you know, there's--it's been a rough year and a half for everybody, but it's important, again, to reiterate that your offices are open, remain open. you're making appointments, you're giving out visas like never before. remedios: exactly, please remind that if you need, for example, to apply for a visa, there are many people here in this area that are interested in going and live as permanent residents in mexico, you just need to make your appointment through mexitel. remember, the telephone number is 1-877-639-4835. and we open the appointments every friday in the afternoon. so please go there to m

and, ultimately, among the people that he met and tried to help was a convert named josé padilla. john ashcroft accused of trying to set off a radiological weapon inside the united states. and very shortly after that happened, padilla was at first placed in military custody, an american citizen, thatas allowed at the time, the feds came for adham. and even though adham had committed no violence, adham had done nothing criminal, the feds and immigration authoritielocked him up, and they leaned on him to try and inform on his community, to try and be an informant. and he refused to do that. he considered it an affront to his dignity. he considered it unjust. and as a result, he spent a tremendous amount of time, he spent years in jails in florida, while, ultimately, the fbi and the local prosecutor, who eventually would be the trump cabinet member alex acosta, came up with pretexts to prosecute him. he was originally charged as a co-defendant with josé padilla, who is now placed in federal custody. and even though there was no way that the government could connect him to any act of

. >> senator alex padilla of california joins me now. padilla, i think this is one of the, i understand the strategy on trying to make sure you figure out how to keep some of these reconciliation. but this does feel like the living example of cutting off your nose spite your face. why is tanking that bill tomorrow the right way to get reconciliation done? >> look, i think the real question is what part of an agreement have people forgotten when we were first advancing the bipartisan part one of the two-part infrastructure package. it was clear. it was clear to members of the senate and the house and to the president that we were on a duel track. the first piece, whatever we could negotiate on a bipartisan basis we would support. but it was with the understanding that in the budget reconciliation package part two of infrastructure we would go bigger and bolder on so many things that are urgently needed across the country. look hurricanes in the southeast, flooding in the northeast, the west is on fire. yes, we need to tackle climate chang

been working closely with my colleagues in the senate, including judiciary chairman durbin, senators padilla, menendez, lujan, cortez masto, and we will continue our fight to find the best option available to provide immigrants with the chance at one day obtaining lawful residence here in america. the last year and a half, madam president, have shown how vital our immigrants have been to keeping our economy going during a time of crisis. so many risked their lives on the front line of this pandemic but remain excluded from the very same benefits that have kept millions of others secure during these hard times. we're short of workers from one end of america to the other. one of the reasons, the trump administration dramatically cut back on immigrants in this country. we need them. we need them in our labor force. we need them to continue american vitality. we need them because they are part of the american dream. it's estimated in my city by some that one-third of the health care workers at the height of covid who risked their lives for us were immigrants. having a strong law that helps our i

we're going to talk with alex padilla about the path forward. now in texas, more than 300,000 homes and businesses are without power after tropical storm nicholas made land fall. bringing high ones and heavy rains to the gulf coast. some places could see up to 20 inches of rain from this storm. we begin with the latest out of afghanistan with richard engel live in kabul for us. and our must be might be international affairs analyst. let's start with you on the ground, richard. we have secretary of state anthony blinken saying the threat from isis and al qaeda has grown. on the other hand, we're top intelligence officials saying that al qaeda could rebuild in a year in afghanistan. and then we have people like lindsey graham insisting the country is on the cusp of a civil war. give us that reality check on the ground. what are you hearing about what is emerging under this new taliban controlled afghanistan? >> they all could be true. this country could descend into civil war. there are serious economic problems here. there's a financial crisis. t

let me bring in alex padilla joining us live.and thank you for being back on the show. >> good morning. good to see you again. >> you as well. i gave away some of this just a moment ago. a lot of headlines. let me start with the one that has just come out within the last 40 minutes as we've been on the air really here and that is, the house ways and means committee releasing this proposal, this plan on how they pay for that $3.5 trillion so-called human infrastructure bill. it would be by raising corporate tax rates, that corporate tax rate comes out to 26.5% and the top rate for individuals, people who make a lot of money would come up to 39.6%. these numbers, senator, i don't have to tell you, are probably not going to get a big backing, a big vote of support from senator joe manchin whose vote is critical in this. do you see for example the corporate tax rate coming down? is that something you'd be comfortable with? >> look, i think it's a solid framework that may be near final, if you ask most americans they would agree the l

newsom puede estar tranquilo de que el 63% de los latinos higiene que estÁn a su favor nombrado a alex padillame decirle que los latinos y los afroamericanos son las personas con mayor porcentaje que apoyan al gobernador presentadora: y cuÁl es el rol de los jÓvenes? >> lo son y fueron decisivos para cambiar la polÍtica del paÍs cuando saliÓ biden mÁs de la mitad de los jÓvenes segÚn las estadÍsticas que hemos visto esta a favor de niÑos y por lo menos 48% dice que van a participar en esta elecciÓn especial es muy importante que newsom le prestÉ mucha atenciÓn a los jÓvenes Él no puede estar confiado con ningÚn grupo, debe aumentar ese 19% y estar mÁs tranquilo presentadora: hablamos con youtuber que busca reemplazar al gobernador gaby gavin newsom [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs].. presentadora: tambiÉn comentÓ sobre su plan para combatir el coronavirus y asegura que todos deberÍan de utilizar las mascarillas pasamos al valle central en california donde el voto por mi uso estÁ muy dividido >> la gente de todos los partidos estÁ harta de este gobernador un gobernador que no cerrÓ nuestros

recess a number of my colleagues and i, including senators klobuchar, merkley, warnock, manchin, padilla, tester worked diligently to craft a revised voting rights piece of legislation. this compromise proposal would protect the freedom to vote, end partisan gerrymandering, stop the scourge of dark money in our politics among many other good things. i applaud my colleagues for their hard work and their progress to come together with a very strong rights bill -- voting rights bill that all democrats can support. while respecting the role of states and promoting greater confidence in our democracy. now senator manchin has been having discussions with our republican colleagues to try and garner support that is -- to this important legislation. this is a good proposal and i encourage all my senate colleagues to support it. that said, we must be honest about the facts. the republican-led war on democracy has only worsened in the last few weeks. most notably, the governor of texas recently signed into law a new voter suppression bill that ranks as one of the most draconian and undemocratic in

we are going to ask senator alex padilla. that is straight ahead. >>> plus, expert advice from a doctor about boosters as they begin to roll out nationwide. >>> but first, to richard lui with a look at the other big stories we're watching this hour at msnbc. >> hey, alicia. good sunday. gabby petito was laid to rest on long island earlier today. her funeral comes just days after a coroner confirmed that remains found in wyoming were that of the 22-year-old. petito's death was ruled a homicide. the search for her fiance, brian laundrie, that continues. >>> three people were killed when an amtrak train derailed near north central montana last night. seven others were hospitalized. the cause of that derailment is under investigation. >>> and the race to replace german chancellor angela merkel is well underway. the social democratic party leading by just a percentage point or less other the christian democratic union. if the social party wins, olaf scholz will be germany's new leader. more "american voices," right after this brea

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senator padilla? sen. padilla: i think -- >> i think i had a female agent in the room at the training center as well, but i am not sure. >> i feel like we had the same people. >> if i recall, my communication was with a male fbi agent. >> senator padilla? sen. padilla: i want to start by thanking the chairman and all those who have made this hearing possible and to the panelists, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. i admire and respect each one of you for choosing to participate today, for sharing your testimony with this, and i recognize that you each had the option of respectfully declining the invitation to be here, but you didn't and i hope that you understand that your presence here is not just so important to the members this committee but to the senate as a body. it also speaks volumes for the countless victims of abuse that are out there listening or watching or will listen or will watch. i appreciate the conversation about mental health prompted by the questions from senator boo

. >> senator padilla? >> i think i had a female in the room at the olympic training center, but i can't say for sure. >> i feel like we all have the same people. >> if i recall, my direct communication was with a male in the room. >> okay. senator padilla? >> good morning. i want to start by thanking chairman durbin and all those who have made this hearing possible and to the panelists. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. i admire and respect each one of you for

senator padilla? >> i want to start by thanking chairman durbin and all those who have made this hearing possible. to the panelists, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. i admire and respect each one of you for choosing to participate today, for sharing your testimony with us. today is not easy. i recognize that you each had the option of respectfully declining the invitation to be here, but you didn't. i hope that you understand that your presence here is not just so important to the members of this committee and to the senate as a body, but also speaks volumes for the countless victims of abuse that are out there listening or watching or will listen or will watch. i appreciate the conversation about mental health that was prompted by the questions from senator booker. my wife is a very active mental health advocate. so she has trained me well to be cognizant of those issues and ask important and timely questions. ms. biles, i hope you might have heard about some of our amplification of your c

people. >> and if i recall my direct communication was with a male fbi agent. >> right. >> senator padilla. >> i want to start by thanking all those who have made this hearing possible. and to the panelists, thank you. thank you. thank you. i admire and respect each one of you for choosing to participate today for sharing

viviana: zavala padilla pagaba 600 $ de renta y dedujo siempre la reparaciÓn del daÑo lo que no fue aceptadoos, pero hasta ahora no hemos tenido respuesta. >> la ley dice que un dueÑo de casa no puede amenazar a un inquilino por su estatus migratorio. no puede usarlo como represalia. viviana: organizaciones ha manifestado preocupaciÓn por que haya un posible aumento de los casos de amenaza de los propietarios contra sus inquilinos una vez acerque la fecha de expiraciÓn a la moratoria de desalojos. >> comunicarse con un abogado o abogada. es lo primero que uno tiene que hacer sabiendo que una amenaza con inmigraciÓn es suficiente para tomar en serio. viviana: los demandados en el caso enfrenta multas de hasta 2000 $ por cada violaciÓn a la ley. en chicago, viviana, univisiÓn. patricia: emma coronel, la esposa de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn tendrÁ que seguir esperando para saber cuÁnto tiempo pasar en prisiÓn tras declararse culpable de tres cargos de narcotrÁfico. un juez postergÓ para noviembre su audiencia de sentencia que estaba prevista para la prÓxima semana. al admitir su culpabilidad la

i have a little sneak peek of the early 202 tomorrow, we interviewed senator alex padilla, who's beenn the freedom to vote act. who said that, you know, he didn't express much optimism, i would probably describe it as milquetoast optimism. but he called it the final straw and he thinks that it should be viewed as the final straw for his colleagues and he's been spending time reminding his democratic colleagues that the republicans didn't support the for the people act, they didn't support creating a select commission to investigate the january 6th insurrection, and they're very unlikely to continue to support most democratic initiatives, especially everything that's on the table right now from the debt limit to reconciliation to voting acts, and padilla sort of communicated that he senses joe manchin is picking up on that but it's going to be a conversation. that urgency, though, i think we're seeing more urgency than we've seen previously. there is a new timeline that several senators are repeated time and time again and that's the deadline by the end of october getting something vot

governor newsom been help padilla recent, along other prominent latino in a bid to appeal latino comingere. top officials the middle east. we're learning their to the remaining s. out of, and it's going to be hot one week in inland valleys, degree readings be normal have that talk about air quality as well. the five day forecast is next. and actor k. williams found dead his. what we're learning his death what we're learning his death how family ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ defense secretary lloyd austin. we're both in qatar today as the administration tries to get the remaining americans out of afghanistan, the two top administrative administration officials are in the region to discuss how american diplomacy will work in afghanistan with no presence on the ground. the biden administration is expected to rely heavily on qatar to act as a middleman with the taliban and get us citizens out of the country. also today, cause. information that an american family crossed to a neighboring country by land instead of air, and that it appears there was some type of agreement wi

. >> senator padilla? >> i think i had a female in the room at the olympic training center, but i can't say for sure. >> i feel like we all have the same people. >> if i recall, my direct communication was with a male in the room. >> okay. senator padilla? >> good morning. i want to start by thanking chairman durbin and all those who have made this hearing possible and to the panelists. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. i admire and respect each one of you for choosing to participate today, for sharing your testimony with us. coming here today was not easy. i recognize that you each had the option of respectfully declining the invitation to be here. but you didn't. and i hope that you understand that your presence here is not just so important to the members of this committee and to the senate as a body, but also speaks volumes for the countless victims of abuse that are out there listening or watching, or will listen. or will watch. i appreciate the conversation about mental health that was prom

senator padilla, first of all, i want to get your reaction to where things stand in the recall electionhat the polling seems to be consistent, and the people that i've talked to in all parts of california, are pretty sure this recalls going to be defeated. and defeated big. because this recall is not just consequential for the direction of the future of california, but truly did have national implication, could you imagine if the rest of the country saw california voters choose trump-ism? as a new direction? as a consequence of the newsom in being bold in his leadership early in the pandemic? it would be completely the wrong message but california's are saying the lies they're saying the truth, and they're voting the right way in a big. way >> so you are in the room for this very important negotiation with senator joe manchin, and others to come to a new revived voting rights bill for the united states senate to consider. but this bill under the current rules, has to pass a 60 vote threshold to even be considered by the senate. we now know, we didn't know this this morning, we didn't kn

senator padilla? >> i want to start by thanking chairman durbin and all those who have made this hearing possible. to the panelists, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. i admire and respect each one of you for choosing to participate today, for sharing you

senator padilla. >> i think that i had a -- i think i had a female agent in the room at the olympic training center as well, but i'm not entirely sure. >> i feel like we all had the same people. >> and if i recall my direct communication was with a male fbi agent. >> right. >> senator padilla. >> i want to start by thanking all those who have made this hearing possible. and to the panelists, thank you. thank you. thank you. i admire and respect each one of you for choosing to participate today for sharing your testimony with us. coming today is not easy and i recognize that you each had the option of respectfully declining the invitation to be here. but you didn't. and i hope that you understand that your presence here is not just so important to the members of this committee, to the senate as a body, but also speaks volumes for the countless victims of abuse that are out there listening or watching or will listen. or will watch. i appreciate the conversation about mental health prompted by the questions from senator booker. my wife is a very active mental health advocate and so she has trai

padilla says performing at the game was the biggest crowds she's ever had a chance to sing for. >> it's really exciting. an i'd like to get out there. it's a i was more nervous btfore like i was like being on. it's tough it. a scary. but then liked. it's a little less >> all but a sweetheart little buddy. a says she and her family are lifelong giants fans and she definitely does something like this again and got a great voice. take a look at this. the kill away. a volcano has been erupting again on the big island in hawaii. the u.s. geological survey first noticed a glow on the summits web cam around 06:30pm, pacific time. >> and they're able to confirm there was an eruption. you're looking at pictures from that web cam. as of now, the good news, no homes are being threatened and all the parks in that area do remain open during normal business hours. callaway is the state's most active volcano its last major eruption was 3 years ago and more than 500 homes were destroyed. still ahead tonight, victory for britney spears the pop icon's father is out as her conservator or ending a very pub

meanwhile, california junior junior senator alex padilla reflecting on the anniversary of the attacksg that in a country that has been so politically divided now is the time to come together as a nation. >> can't let to those threats and some hate out there in the and isolated quarters. keep us loving one another from being at neighbors and community members and coworkers and friends, especially here in the most diverse city in the most diverse state in the nation. >> the deal was mayor of los angeles at the time of the attacks. he says he recalled seeing the news on ticker at the bottom of his tv screen that read for planes unaccounted for were headed to los angeles. but of course, that proved to be falls. talk about our 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at the bay area courtesy of the mount tam kim. you can see things kind of shaken there a little bit things, a little gusty outside kron mabrisa rodriguez here tonight with a look at what else is on the way as we move further into the saturday night. i know. i was shocked. he didn't say it's a picture perfect day in the bay area's

as you know, governor newsom appointed alex padilla when kamala harris became the vice president. both president biden and kamala harris heading to california to support newsom. but will it be enough to convince democrats to turn in those ballots. if you have questions about the recall we have answers for you. we have an entire page dedicated to the recall election. click on newsom recall on the trending bar. >>> major progress on the caldor fire near lake tahoe. that fire is 49% contained after burning for nearly a month. it's torched nearly 216,000 acres of forest land near the lake. we've been tracking this story for weeks. the city of south lake tahoe was evacuated, but the fire thankfully never reached it. thousands of evacuees have begun going home this week after it burned close to 800 homes in eldorado county. this is just one of several wildfires we've been tracking. what do we have to look forward to this coming week? >> we're going to see more wind tomorrow which will take that band of wildfire smoke and smog to the south bay, which prompted the spare the air alert toda

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california scho getting more support to address mental health problems for students, to date, senator alex padillaand other officials announced a comprehensive mental health in schools pilot program act. >> we believe that this multi tiered approach that focuses on students, teachers, equity, and workforce is the right pilot. we know that it's going to produce meaningful and measurable outcomes. >> the bill directs the secretary of education to establish a $20 million four year pilot program. the bill would create programs for intervention and prevention of mental health crisis in schools. >>> coming up, a new twist in the fraud trial. a new text message just revealed between holmes and her ex-boyfriend. >>> coming up at 6:00, four days left to cast your vote in the recall election. the new poehling giving us a fresh perspective on the race and what's changed in the past two weeks. plus, >> texas new abortion law on the books, more women are traveling to california to get abortions. coming up. >> kpix 5 news at 6:00 with ken and elizabeth is coming up next. >>> coming up tonight on the cbs evening

this is virginia against maryland. 11 2nd out brian padilla. from the terrapins of maryland. remember that movie bend it like beckham? yeah, that was pretty cool right there, but he did. yeah. good stuff. and he did bend it like beckham and he's just in college. you'll see him on the international states sometime soon. that's the sporting life. ran my ipad right out of battery. that's all right. it with celebrity? oh, this is such a good one. one time i saw jack nicholson at the car wash. i can't go through this again. jack nicholson does not drive a hyundai odyssey with a co-exist bumper sticker, cam. being in the closet business, i met a lot of famous people. i can't name names, but let's just say it's someone who's the boss. you met bruce springsteen? no, tony danza. oh, from the tv show? nah, she was the boss. it's open to interpretation. i saw santa claus at the mall. "the unwitting miss castle." what's that about? it's about three persecuted women in different time periods, or one time traveler with incredibly bad luck. i don't know which. somehow, i was able to join a

the bill was announced this morning by senator alex padilla and state school superintendent tony thurman. they say the comprehensive mental health in schools pilot program act but especially helps schools serving low income students. it would address students mental. health and behavioral wellbeing and provide resources for educators. reflects the covid-19 pandemic has only intensified beneath for school mental health systems that can provide the support and services that students so desperately need. the bill would fund pilot programs for elementary, middle and high schools. well starting this fall november, 14th will be known as ruby bridges walk to school day here in california. isaiah 37 no. zero the major passes. sing in her california senate unanimously passed the measure and honor of the civil rights pioneer in 1960 bridges was just six years old when she faced an angry crowd screaming racial slurs as she walked into an elementary school in new orleans after learning of our story, fifth graders at martin elementary school in south san francisco worked with senator josh becker to h

." ♪♪♪ alex padilla: congratulations, damian, on 25 years of hosting "comunidad del valle."eenfield with big dreams. your show has helped inform and inspire the greater bay area community by sharing the many vibrant stories of latino leaders, advocates, and families. i'm proud to be a regular guest, due for my next appearance. congratulations again and i wish you many more years of success.

here is senator alex padilla, guess what's going on, mitch mcconnell filibustering as the senate majority lever -- leader. mitch mcconnell is holding us hostage and putting us on the brink of catastrophe. republicans will not rubberstamp reckless spending. if democrats want to go it alone , they can go it alone. republicans saying tie it to this reconciliation. senator todd young, republican, saying a vote to raise the debt limit is a vote to cosign on the unprecedented spending spree and republicans will not be complicit. robbie, florida, you support the increase of the debt limit. why? caller: the reason why, the last time we had a balanced budget was under a democratic regime, the clinton regime. but by raising the debt ceiling we can take care of some of the problems that have gotten worse under the pandemic. the reason why republicans are against it is because of a power struggle. the first thing when trump came in, they relieved the wealthy and the large corporations from having to pay taxes. those taxes are money collected that pay for the things we need. we need to make sure that

california's democratic senator alex padilla and republican senator rand paul of kentucky co authored>> today's mexican independence day last night in mexico city, crowds gathered to celebrate what's called el grito, which means they yell mexico's president delivered a speech marking the country's independence from spain back in 1810, san jose is hosting a celebration tonight for mexican independence day. mayor sam liccardo number of city council members will be there. it started about a half hour ago at city hall, kron four's taylor sack is on our way there and should have a full report on the celebration tonight and our primetime newscast starting at 9 o'clock. all right. let's get another check of our 4 zone forecast says we take a live look outside at downtown san francisco and lawrence is standing by with more details on how much colder is to played have want to know what i want touch cooling down but use it. >> hey, what does that mean? you're going get. i'm getting a new haha. no, no, no. no. those temperatures drop around the bay area today coming off of quite a bit. the onsho

recently alex padilla, for kamala harris, i would have the power it as you know we have a 50/50 splitington dc and if anything happened to diane feinstein, she might retire i have the ability to replace her. one of the reasons democrats are freaking out. jillian: we learned president biden is planning to come to the state to campaign for gavin newsom against the recall, carol arrived friday. worried? >> early in august, biden's popularity has never been lower, 41%, because of the afghanistan debacle, the only major public figure i know who has praised him has been gavin newsom. let president biden praise the wonderful job gavin newsom has done on crime, homelessness, the rise of gas taxes, the fact that people are leaving california for the first time and ignoring signs of the most of your way compared to the other 49 states, let president biden defendant record. maybe president biden can encourage gavin newsom to debate me. >> i take you to the tenderloin district in san francisco, it is always been seedy, but now there are parts that aren't even safe for our cameras to venture into.

i'm voting for all the other races and in the metro area, over 20,000 people more voted for senator padilla. then they voted for president trump. and the republican congressional air over 30,000 votes received by the congressman said -- i'm just being a little rhetorical there but there's the fact we just don't have the votes across the state obviously you take it a lot of criticism from the president and a lot of other folks i mean i know you have a very high turnout, a lot of people were able to vote, we saw some voting lines in those versus the voting and it seems like it was pretty officially the and then he had three counts to verify its accuracy and tony 20 new voting machines right before the new election that tapping into a 20 all the issues that you have we have 159 counties and were oversee that but they did an amazing job making sure north, some were supported you 50 but everything was under an hour. so this sounds to me like a success story right. and there's been a lot of attention on election administration in georgia, so here's my question for. you i know that your supporters

. >> meanwhile, california junior senator alex padilla reflecting on the anniversary of the 9.11 attacks today saying that in a country that has been so politically divided now is the time to come together as a nation. >> we can't let to those threats and some hate out there in the and isolated quarters. keep us loving one another from being at neighbors and community members that kober occurs and friend, especially here in the most diverse city in the most diverse state in the nation. >> the deal was the mayor of los angeles back on september 11th. he says he recalled seeing the news on a news ticker which is like the one at the bottom your of your screen. he says at that time the information read that 4 planes unaccounted for were headed for los angeles. but of course, none of that information turned out to be true. meanwhile, the only plane that did not hit its intended target that day 20 years ago was united flight 93 the plane was headed for either the capitol building or the white house. but the passengers and the crew members on board overtook the hijackers sacrificing their own l