and today the state's attorney general rob bonta visited san jose for the latest in a series of round tables. he's been holding to. >> try to develop strategies to better address bias and hate kron four's. dan kerman reports. there is no room for hate. here in san jose here in california. not here. not anywhere and not now, not ever in an ongoing series of roundtable discussions across california. >> attorney general rob bonta came to san jose wednesday to meet with elected and community leaders to identify concrete solutions to the epidemic of hate and also how to better protect california's residents, whether you are running an errand or going for a run. >> everyday activities are places where people worry, whether they might be next, but they might be the next individual targeted by hate who they are, how they look where they're from. >> who they love. we have been to this epidemic of anti-asian hate for the year and a half here and what we have seen has

so rob bonta is launching a nationwide investigation.s announcement comes after that when their leaked thousands of documents from facebook. among the allegations the company promoted its platforms to kids and young adults even research showed that they had negative health impact on mental health for kids and young adults, especially for teenage girls. attorney general rob bonta is with us tonight. nice to have you on the program. thanks for joining us. is this a david versus goliath court case here? >> i don't think so. this is an investigation, by the way. we're investigating exactly what you mentioned, whether meta, provided a platform to children and young adults knowing that it provides physical harm or mental health harm to the children, things like suicide, things like anxiety, depression, eating disorders. and these are very serious allegations and it's a large group across the state. it's multistate, it's bipartisan, and it's national. so our attorneys general and the california attorney general, our office, we have excellent re

california attorney general rob bonta was in san jose is part of his ongoing series of roundtable, discussions to address hate crime in our state. he met with elected and community leaders to try and identify concrete solutions to what he calls an epidemic of hate after the number of reported hate crimes climb more than 30% last year bond to has established a racial justice purell in his office but says more work needs to be done both in terms of reporting and preventing hate crimes. is that hate. >> turn that he speech turned to hate incidents on the way to becoming hate crimes. there are many places in between where we can intervene and prevent hate from getting to that place. >> a lot says over half of all hate crimes in california are not identified or investigated as such suggesting a lot more work needs to be done. >> kaiser permanente and nurses stood and picket lines across the state and nurses

we're back at 7.24 california's attorney general rob bonta was in san jose as part of his ongoing series of roundtable, discussions. >> to address hate crime in our state. he met with elected to and community leaders to try and identify some concrete solutions to what he's calling an epidemic of hate after we've seen a number of reported hate crimes. fact that numbers climbed more than 30% last year. bonta has established a racial justice bureau within his office. but he says that more work needs to be done both in terms of reporting and preventing hate crimes. >> feelings of hate turn the speech turned to hate incidents on the way to becoming hate crimes. there are many places in between where we can intervene and prevent hate from getting to that place. >> well, botta says that over half of all hate crimes in california are not identified or investigated as such an he says a lot more work needs to be done to bring these crimes to light and there's a lot of crime going on in the haight ashbury neighborhood of san francisco. 3 shootings. >> they're in just a short

is the time california's attorney general rob bonta was in san jose as part of his ongoing series of roundtable discussions to try and address. >> hate crime in our state. andy met with elected and community leaders to try and identify concrete solutions to what he calls an epidemic of hate after the number of reported hate crimes climb more than 30% last year. bonta has established a racial justice bureau in his office. but he says that more work needs to be done both in terms of reporting and preventing hate crimes. >> feelings of hate turn speech turned to hate incidents on the way to becoming hate crimes. there are many places in between where we can intervene and prevent hate from getting to that place. >> you're about to says that over half of all hate crimes in california aren't identified or investigated as such suggesting that a lot more work needs to be done. >> it's 6.25 right now. communities on edge in san francisco there. 3 shootings in the haight ashbury neighborhood recently at town hall was held where neighbors shared their frustration over these recent crimes and th

several of her backers include attorney general rob bonta, his wife assembly member mia been to council oakland council vice mayor rebecca kaplan and councilmember nikki fortunato boss. >> i want to be that champion. i want to be that mayor, that collaborate so that we can make a government will i will i will your next people come together and build a play. and i believe that during my time on the city council. i have been ineffective. progressive leader. it's so important that our leaders. >> not just leave with their heads but they lead with their hearts and she she loves the city. she loves the people of the city. she has compassion and empathy, which is a so critical. >> and in leadership. >> town now joins district 6 oakland council member lauren taylor in the mayoral race live in the studio. ella sogomonian kron 4 news thank you, now to the latest on the pandemic governor newsome and the state's top health officials say they're gearing up for a possible winter covid-19 surge. always some kind of surge to gear up for a guest governor newsom says he will be announcing an executive o

shot sunday night. 2 of them a mother and daughter who were inside their own home attorney general rob bontameanwhile, going after amazon claiming the company had covid information from employees. plus, are you ready for some football we're counting down until the forty-niners take on the rams tonight, kron 4 news at 3 starts right now. >> now from the area's local news station. this is kron 4 news at 3. >> it is turning out to be another deadly month and oakland more gunshots rang out over the weekend sending at least 4 people to the hospital. one of them a little girl shot inside her own home. thanks for joining us here on kron, 4 news at 3. i'm noelle bellow. we'll start with the shooting that left a mother and her daughter injured after they were hit by bullets inside their oakland home. you can see in this video a window of their house was shattered by those bullets the shooting happened around 1030 last night. witnesses tell us it happened on the 7500 block of sterling drive. it's in the oakland hills near 5.80. >> it's unclear if this was a targeted attack at this pointo or if it was

rob bonta she was a no nonsense, roll up your sleeves politician who was inpatient for change and wanted social justice for all. >> thank you. the alameda intersection where she was hit and killed had been identified as a high injury intersection by the city. we are talking about this area of shoreline drive. we look at the dangers. >> there were enough high injury accidents at this intersection for the city to included in its vision zero action plan. >> it is on the docket for treatment. it is just not happening soon enough. >> she says with the beach just steps away, more needs to be done. >> it should be a really safe place for pedestrians. >> police say a driver hit and killed supervisor chan at the intersection while she was walking her dog. alameda added parking protected bike lanes and reduce the number of travel lanes on shoreline drive. but additional changes may not have come soon enough. >> we have a female on the ground bleeding. the dane -- driver of the vehicle is standing by. >> there in the process of going through witness statements and evidence. the driver who hit her w

attorney general rob bonta came to san jose wednesday to meet with elected and community leaders. >>lutions to the epidemic of hate and also how to better protect california's residents, whether you are running an errand or going for a run. >> everyday activities are places where people worry, whether they might be next, where they might be the next individual targeted by hate who they are, how they look where they're from. >> who they love. we have been to this epidemic of anti-asian hate for them not just a year and a half here and what we have seen has really worked is for people to feel empowered to come forward to talk about what has happened with them to them friends and families and community members to do the same. bond established a racial justice bureau but says more work needs to be done. >> both in terms of reporting hate crimes and preventing hate crimes feelings of hate. >> turn the speech turned to hate incidents on the way to becoming hate crimes. there are many places in between where we can intervene and prevent hate from getting to that place by the attorney genera

this is according to california attorney general rob bonta during a virtual meeting today. he says the state department of justice says created a housing strike force. it will focus on things like tenant protections housing, availability and affordability the strike force will also enforce housing and development laws and tenants rights laws. bonta is planning some roundtable meetings around the state to details the plants. >> this work is critical every day, millions of californians worry about keeping a roof over their head while others have already lost theirs ownership rates are at their lowest since the 1940's almost half of black households in california spent more than 30% of their income on housing. and among all households. one in 4 renters, pay more. then half. their income on rach are hasn't strike force on with the tenant round tables and housing portal. well, the loud doj to ramp up our efforts to tackle this crisis and advance housing access portability and equity. >> you can get more details on the department of justice's housing portal. it is that oig, dot c

. >>> california attorney general rob bonta is going up and down the state on hate crimes. today he stopped in san jose. he said despite being a progressive state, hate crimes are a crisis in california. >> there's no room for hate here in san jose, here in california, not here, not anywhere. and not now, not ever. and i'm going to use the full authority influence, power of this office to fight back against the forces of hate and keep californians safe. >> bonta went on to say that the state is committed to ending hate crimes and better identifying and investigating those attacks we keep hearing about. he plans to meet in the three biggest cities in california to continue this round table discussion. >>> san francisco's port commission is allowing crab lovers to go right to the source to get that tasty seafood. the commission has approved a one-year program. it applies to boats at fisherman's wharf. >>> researchers have been soungd the alarm on climate change since the 18 hundreds, but time and again, the warning has been ignored. >> the rate of warming right now is vastly,

the next mayor of the great city of oakland shank cow introduced by state attorney general rob bonta, xiang tao took to the stage in west oakland to launch her campaign to become mayor of oakland. i'm a daughter, a refugees. pao said she grew up in poverty in stockton, the seventh of 10 children for a time we lived in public housing. i grew up in a very real fear of not having stable home. the city council member tells me she plans to draw from her life experiences to lead oakland. i know what it means to live paycheck to paycheck. i know what it means to not have a job to escape a really bad domestic violence relationship and being homeless with my baby. living in our car. couchsurfing tao describes herself as bold, persistent and progressive, she says as a single mom, those qualities helped pave the way for a better life. tower attendant merritt college and went on to graduate from uc berkeley. she worked her way up from intern to chief of staff for city council member rebecca kaplan, who is among her supporters. i manage multiple city budgets fought for affordable housing help smal

. >> reporter: attorney general, rob bonta says amazon will take specific steps including telling workers the exact number of new covid cases within one day. notifying local health agencies of new cases with the 48 hours and submitted to monitoring by his office. this agreement still needs court approval. in the meantime we are waiting for a response from amazon. we brought you the attorney general's announcement live on cbsn bay area. you can stay up-to-date 24/7, streaming on kpix .com or on the kpix five news app. covid cases in california are starting to climb once again after falling in's late summer. kpix five morning anchor, len kiese spoke with the state secretary about the trend. >> reporter: how do you think the winter search will get and how do you think we are preparing. >> hard to say how bad it will get. but i can tell you that we have tools to make sure it doesn't get that bad. things like making sure we get as many california's vaccinated , taking commonsense measures as we gather for the holidays. remember, unlike halloween which is about kids and their parents and guardi

and state elected officials also joining the festivities, including california attorney general rob bonta. but for the kids here, the main attraction a masterful dreidel. yo, your here we go. the eight day holiday, which occasionally overlaps with christmas, arriving early this year, having grown up and also having my birthday at the same time, it's so awesome to have it separated so i feel like we can have this special moment with my family from the music to minera making balloons and all the traditional food like potato latke aziz, organizer chabad of alameda, getting high marks from at least a few in the crowd. what do you like about hanukkah ? guilt and riddles and lighting up the candles? okay he said it, he said it would add luck cut since afghani yet so from this community to yours, happy hanukkah, everyone in alameda zach sauce, ktvu, fox two news. theranos is founder elizabeth holmes is set to return to the witness stand for the fourth time when her trial resumes tomorrow in san jose. in testimony last week, homes admitted to using fighters logo on a technical report that therano

california attorney general rob bonta is leading a nationwide investigation into mehta formally known as facebook and the effect the instagram app has on children and young adults montas as a bipartisan coalition of attorneys generals from 8 states are got investigate. how advertised instagram to children knowing about the physical and mental health consequences. well, recent studies have linked instagram too. a rise in depression, eating disorders and even suicide. in a statement bonta said, quote, we have undertaken this nationwide investigation to get some answers about that is efforts to promote the use of the social media platform to young californians and to determine if in doing so met of violated the law. the leaders of california's high-speed rail the recently passed federal infrastructure package could help a lot. the bullet trains authority board met yesterday in kron four's, ashley zavala has an update for us. >> it's a huge, huge development. california. i think for this project going high speed rail authority ceo brian kelly says the recently signed federal infrastructur

california attorney general rob bonta says facebook and instagram are dangerous for your kids.e's launching an investigation. today's announcement comes after that whistleblower leaked thousands of documents from facebook. among the many allegations that the company promoted its platforms to kids and young adults, even though research showed they had negative impact on mental health. the attorney general joined us on our 7:00 p.m. newscast. >> the bottom line is we want to do everything in our power to protect, support defend our children. as the people's attorney for the state of california, it's my job to stand up for the most vulnerable especially from abuse from the most powerful. >> he's teaming up with several other states attorneys jen. a spokesperson from meta released a statement saying, in part, the accusations are false and demonstrate a deep misunderstanding of the facts. adding, we continue to build new features to help people who might be dealing with negative social comparisons or body image issues. >>> a setback for san francisco school board trying to change an

state attorney general rob bonta provided the opening remarks and, he says about 70% of college students nationwide will graduate this summer with student loan debt. we can do better. we must do better. we must ensure every person has the opportunity to get ahead without having to choose whether to pay rent or pay their student loan debt. this is a crisis. attorney general bonta says the state is working a crackdown on student loan services that have been found to engage in false advertising and unlawful business practices. two men convicted of assassinating civil rights leader malcolm x in 1965 are expected to be exonerated tomorrow in new york. the decision is the result of a 22 month long investigation that looked into allegations that the fbi and nypd withheld evidence that could've cleared them. the current manhattan district attorney apologized, saying the men should have never been put on trial. both men were released from prison in the mid 19 eighties, and one of them died in 2000 and nine a area nonprofit looking for help ahead of the holidays. how you can help get bikes to doze

it's part of the first of its kind judgment announced by california attorney general rob bonta at a news conference yesterday. bonta said amazon feel too adequately, notify workers at their warehouses and local health agencies of covid case numbers as part of a deal with the department of justice. amazon is agreed to bada finds covid system. it also has to submit to monitoring and pay $500,000 to state for further enforcement. >> the key focus here is that the health and safety of our workers. the practices that are enshrined embodied in 8685 to make sure that workers are being notified when they're exposed to make sure that there's a sanitation plan to make sure that the local health agencies are notified so they can intervene as appropriate. >> well across california. there are about 100 amazon fulfillment facilities and 10's of thousands of workers bonta wouldn't say whether the state is looking into other big companies but says he hopes the amazon judgment will send a message. california's top fire official is stepping down. cal fire chief tom porter announced his retirement to staff

california attorney general rob bonta is investigating instagram from a purpose for promoting. the platform despite knowing it can't possibly hurt the mental and physical health of children. instagram is owned by meta plant forming formerly known as facebook. bonta is examining the company's conduct and whether meta violated any laws or put the public at risk. investigators will look to see if the social media company work to keep users engaged despite knowing the harmful consequence. the probe follows revelations that met his own research revealed that using instagram is associated with increased risk of depression eating disorders. and suicide. the fcc today voted to require that phone companies allow people to text 988 for the national suicide prevention lifeline. currently the hotline uses a 10 digit number, which routes calls to crisis centers. phone companies have until july of next year to implement the 988 number for both calling and texting until 988 is implemented for both call and text americans seeking help. should continue to call 1 802 73 talk for help. holiday tr

. >> attorney general rob bonta came to san jose to meet with elected and community leaders to identify concrete solutions to prevent an increasing rise in the number of people being targeted by the current epidemic of hate. that unacceptable. it's not who we are. it's not who we want to be. >> as a state as the people behind me is a group you know, community leaders and people of ethnic backgrounds and a different presentations. >> but we are all here talking about how the southern to make this a safer community for all of us bond to has established a racial justice bureau but says. >> more work needs to be done both in terms of intervening to prevent hate crimes and in the reporting of hate crimes. >> having trusted reporting mechanism so people can come forward knowing that what they report with respect to be the victim of hate will be taken seriously. there will be no retaliation. that action will be taken on their behalf with the attorney general indicated that reported hate crimes are up 30% in california last year. >> he was also quick to point out that more than half of hate cri

attorney general rob bonta came to san jose wednesday to meet with elected and community leaders. >>tify concrete solutions to the epidemic of hate and also how to better protect california's residents, whether you are running an errand or going for a run. >> everyday activities are places where people worry, whether they might be next, where they might be the next individual targeted by hate who they are, how they look where they're from. >> who they love. we have been to this epidemic of anti-asian hate for them not just a year and a half here and what we have seen has really worked is for people to feel empowered to come forward to talk about what has happened with them to their friends and families and community members to do the same. bond established a racial justice bureau but says more work needs to be done. >> both in terms of reporting hate crimes and preventing hate crimes feelings of hate. >> turn speech turned to hate incidents on the way to becoming hate crimes. there are many places in between where we can intervene and prevent hate from getting to that place by the at

the next mayor of the great city of oakland shank cow introduced by state attorney general rob bonta, xiang tao took to the stage in west oakland to launch her campaign to become mayor of oakland. i'm a daughter of refugees. how says she grew up in poverty in stockton, the seventh of 10 children for a time to lived in public housing. i grew up in a very real fear of not having stable home. the city council member tells me she plans to draw from her life experiences to lead oakland. i know what it means to live paycheck to paycheck. i know what it means to not have a job and to escape a really bad domestic violence relationship and being homeless with my baby. living in our car. couchsurfing tao describes herself as bold, persistent and progressive, she says as a single mom, those qualities helped pave the way for a better life. tower attendant merritt college and went on to graduate from uc berkeley. she worked her way up from intern to chief of staff for city council member rebecca kaplan, who is among her supporters. i've managed multiple city budgets fought for affordable housing.

this is part of a first of its kind judgment announced today by the california attorney general rob bontadid not adequately notify workers that there were houses and local health agencies about coronavirus case numbers as part of the deal with the department of justice. amazon has agreed to modify its covid notification system and we'll have to submit to monitoring and pay $500,000 to the state for further enforcement. >> the key focus here is that the health and safety of our workers. the practices that are enshrined embodied in 8685 to make sure that workers are being notified when they're exposed to make sure that there's a sanitation plan to make sure that the local health agencies are notified so they can intervene as appropriate. >> across california there are about 100 amazon fulfillment facilities as they call them. and 10's of thousands of workers would not say whether the state is looking into other big companies but did say he hopes the amazon judgment. we'll send a message coming up next, changes to waste pickup how the city of oakland is cracking down on illegal dumping. >> p

and state elected officials also joining the festivities, including california attorney general rob bontafor the kids here, the main attraction a masterful dreidel. yo your here we go. the eight day holiday, which occasionally overlaps with christmas. arriving early this year, having grown up in and also having my birthday at the same time. it's so awesome to have a separated, so i feel like we can have this special moment with my family from the music to menorah, making balloons and all the traditional food like potato latke aziz, organizer chabad of alameda, getting high marks from at least a few in the crowd. what do you like about hanukkah ? guilt and riddles and lighting up the candles? okay you said it, he said it would add luck cuts and afghani. so from this community to yours. happy hanukkah, everyone. and lots of fun as you can see it tonight. this marks the fifth year, alameda has hosted a public menorah lighting. the eight day jewish holiday continues through december. 6th live in the newsrooms. excess ktvu. fox two news. looks like it was a wonderful celebration tonight, zack.

attorney general rob bonta was in san jose as part of his ongoing series of roundtable, discussions. crime in our state. he had a chance to meet with some elected officials and community leaders as well to try and identify some concrete solutions to what he's calling an epidemic of hate. we no. we've seen the number of reported hate crimes climb by more than 30% last year. and botta has established a racial justice bureau in his office. but he says a lot more work needs to be done. both in terms of reporting and also preventing hate crimes. >> feelings of hate turn the speech turned to hate incidents on the way to becoming hate crimes. there are many places in between where we can intervene and prevent hate from getting to that place. >> yeah. bonta says over half of all hate crimes in california are not identified or investigated as hate crimes. so he says a lot more work needs to be done. >> and there's a lot of work they need to do in the haight ashbury area of san francisco. there been a lot of crime shooting and robberies there and the neighbors are concerned and they held a tow

that's according to california attorney general rob bonta during a virtual meeting today. he said the state department of justice has created a housing strike force. it will focus on tenant protections and housing availability and affordability. the strike force will also enforce housing and development laws and tenant rights laws. is planning meetings around the state to detail the plants. >> this work is critical every day, millions of californians worry about keeping a roof over their head while others have already lost theirs. ownership rates are at their lowest since the 1940's almost half of black households in california spent more than 30% of their income on housing. and among all households. one in 4 renters, pay more. then half. their income on rent. our house in strikeforce on. but the tenant round tables and housing portal. well allow doj to ramp up our efforts to tackle this crisis and advance housing access portability and equity. >> you can get details on the department of justice's housing portal. it's at all a g dot dot gov slash housing. >> now our 4 zone

california is now defending its ban on private prisons today, state attorney general rob bonta filedepeat. a federal appeals court decision, the court's ruling bloc. that this. but for profit prisons i can. concerns about private prisons, including unsafe conditions, a lack of transparency and accountability. the prioritization of profits over. rehabilitation and the well being of those in detention. us immigration and customs enforcement have five detention centers in the state that are run by private companies. conditions at santa rita jail in dublin where the focus of a meeting of alameda county supervisors this morning, alameda county's health officer gave supervisors an overview of its annual inspection at santa rita jail. it looked into health, nutrition and dental care. jail officials also said they have a new agreement to share data between the counties, adult forensic behavioral health team and the sheriff's department. they say that communication will allow them to better help inmates in crisis. not only are we going to be able to receive information that's critical for our

joining me now is california's attorney general rob bonta, one of the ten ags leading this new investigationre. can you lay out for me what you are going to investigate and how you're going to go about it? what do you think you can compel facebook to give you? >> well, good morning, kate. thanks for having me. we are working here in california with multiple states throughout the nation on a national bipartisan investigation of meta, of course formerly known as facebook, to learn more about their efforts to provide and promote their social media platform, instagram, to children and young adults, knowing that it caused physical and mental health harms, including things like suicide, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, body image challenges. and we have a lot of authority to seek documents and information and disclosure and transparency as part of our investigation, especially multiple states throughout the nation working together in tandem. and we're going to get to the bottom of this. questions need to be answered. meta needs to answer those questions. we'll get those answers. >> what's yo

. >> 24 is the time california attorney general rob bonta was in san jose as part of his ongoing seriesssions to try to dress hate crime in our state. he met with both elected and community leaders to try to identify some concrete solutions to end what he calls this epidemic of hate after we've seen this. rash of hate crimes being reported jumped more than 30% last year. bonta has established a racial justice bureau in his office. but he says a lot of work still needs to be done both in terms of reporting and preventing hate crimes. >> feelings of hate turn the speech turned to hate incidents on the way to becoming hate crimes. there are many places in between where we can intervene and prevent hate from getting to that place. >> yeah. botta says over half of all hate crimes in california are not identified or investigated as such an he says that suggests more work still needs to be done. it is a 25. we'll take a quick break. but here we have live pictures from arlington national cemetery at the memorial amphitheater where we expect president biden to deliver some remarks here on this v

it's part of the first of its kind judgment announced today by california attorney general rob bonta morning. bonta said that amazon failed to adequately notify workers at their warehouses and local health agencies of the coronavirus case numbers. the doj reach to stipulate is judgment with the company today as part of the deal. amazon has agreed to modify its covid notification system for workers and local health departments. the company aldo has to submit to monitoring and pay $500,000 to the state for further enforcement. >> the key focus here is that the health and safety of our workers. the practices that are enshrined embodied in 8685 to make sure that workers are being notified when they're exposed to make sure that there's a sanitation plan to make sure that the local health agencies are notified so they can intervene as appropriate. >> across california. there are about a 100 so-called fulfillment centers and a 100 and 10's of thousands of workers at those locations was asked if the state is looking into any other large companies to see if they're following covid requirement

that helped her own family programs like head start several of her backers include attorney general rob bonta, his wife assembly member mia been to oakland council vice mayor rebecca kaplan and councilmember nikki fortunato box. >> this is more than an intellectual exercise for me. but shared life experiences that drive me to make a difference in lives in multiple diff rent people's lives every single day. this is why i do the work i do. this is why i wake up every single day hungry and fire to do this work because oakland our time is now to look to the future and to move beyond the dysfunction and the divisions of the past. because oakland our time is now. >> in town now. joins district 6 oakland councilmember lord taylor in the mayoral race live in the studio. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. ellis, thank you for that. >> tonight we're hearing from san francisco mayor london breed on her decision to support the recall of 3 members of the school board. president gabriela lopez, vice president moliga and commissioner allison collins have all been named in the recall. they're accused of failing to

this is all according to california's attorney general rob bonta during a virtual meeting earlier todayunced the state department of justice has created a housing strike force to focus on tenant protections and availability and affordability of housing in the state. it will also enforce housing development. law's intent rights laws. he says there will be a number of tenant round tables around the state. in addition to tenant resources available through housing portal. >> this work is critical every day, millions of californians worry about keeping a roof over their head. well, others have already lost theirs homeownership rates are at their lowest since the 1940's almost half of black households in california spent more than 30% of their income on housing. and among all households. one in 4 renters, pay more than half. their income on ranch are hasn't strike force on. but the tenant round tables and housing portal. well, the loud doj to ramp up our efforts to tackle this crisis and advance housing access portability and equity. >> the department of justice's housing portal is live right

vital role in keeping students and school staff members safe new at noon, state attorney general rob bonta is in the bay area where he just announced a settlement in a judgment against amazon. attorney general. bondi made the announcement this morning outside an amazon facility in san francisco's potrero neighborhood, he says throughout the pandemic, amazon left its employees in the dark about the prevalence of covid at its warehouses across the state. and failed to share legally required information. amazon has agreed with the judgment, which bonta filed just this morning in court. amazon's practices lead to workers not knowing if they had been potentially exposed to 20 or even 200 cases of covid-19. this left many workers understandably terrified and powerless to make informed decisions to protect themselves and to protect their loved ones. under the judgment agreement, amazon will change how it notifies workers and state and local health agencies about covid infections. it will also submit to monitoring and pay $500,000 to the state. officials in santa clara county unveiled a child frie

well, california attorney general rob bonta is leading a nationwide investigation into med, a formerly known as facebook and the effect that instagram has had on children and young adults. now, botta says that a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general from 8 states want to investigate how metta advertised instagram to children. all the while knowing about the physical and mental health consequences. recent studies have linked instagram to a rise in depression and eating disorders and even suicide. in a statement, botta says, quote, we have undertaken this nationwide investigation to get answers about met his efforts to promote the use of the social media platform to young californians and to determine if in doing so, might violated the law. >> time is 8.39. and still ahead, sandra fell is taking steps to prevent wildfires for the next fire season. we'll show you how they'll do something for free for you to help prevent wildfires. and after the break, bart is going to add more electric charging stations for vehicles were going to tell you where you can plug in. financial planning is f

it's all part of a first of its kind judgment announced by california's attorney general rob bonta in a news conference yesterday. he said that amazon fail to adequately notify workers at their warehouses and local health agencies of covid case numbers as part of a deal with the department of justice. amazon has agreed now to notify its covid notification system. it also has to submit to monitoring and pay $500,000 to the state for further enforcement. >> the key focus here is that the health and safety of our workers. the practices that are enshrined embodied in 8685 to make sure that workers are being notified when they're exposed to make sure that there's a sanitation plan to make sure that the local health agencies are notified so they can intervene as appropriate. >> yeah, wouldn't say whether the state is looking into other big companies but says that he hopes the amazon judgment will send a message to all others. >> time now 5.24 and for your money this morning, christmas shopping. obviously has started yet because we scare into thinking that everything will be gone. haha, let'

this is part of a first of its kind judgment announced today by california attorney general rob bontae today. bonta says amazon failed to adequately notify workers that their warehouses and local health agencies of coronavirus case numbers as part of a deal with the department of justice. amazon has agreed to modify its covid notification system. it will have to submit to monitoring and pay $500,000 to the state for further enforcement. >> the key focus here is that the health and safety of our workers. the practices that are enshrined embodied in 8685 to make sure that workers are being notified when they're exposed to make sure that there's a sanitation plan to make sure that the local health agencies are notified so they can intervene as appropriate. >> across california. there are about 100 amazon fulfillment facilities as they call them. and 10's of thousands of workers bond to would not say whether the state is looking into other big companies but says he hopes the amazon judgment will send a message black community leaders were at san francisco's fillmore heritage center today.

it's part of the first of its kind judgment announced today by california attorney general rob bontan failed to adequately notify workers at its warehouses and notify local health agencies about its coronavirus case numbers as part of a deal with the department of justice. amazon has agreed to modify its covid notification system. it also has to submit to monitoring and pay $500,000 to the state for further enforcement. >> the key focus here is that the health and safety of our workers. the practices that are enshrined embodied in 8685 to make sure that workers are being notified when they're exposed to make sure that there's a sanitation plan to make sure that the local health agencies are notified so they can intervene as appropriate. >> across california. there are about 100 amazon fulfillment facilities and 10's of thousands of workers, but it would not say whether the state is looking into other big companies, but he says he hopes the amazon judgment will send a message. >> starting today. the city of oakland is making it easier for residents to get rid of their unwanted bulky w

january 1st or july 1st state attorney general rob bonta today announced a settlement in a judgment againstmade the announcement this morning outside an amazon facility in san francisco's potrero hill potrero neighborhood. he says. throughout the pandemic, amazon left its employees in the dark about the prevalence of covid at its warehouses across the state and failed to share legally required information. amazon has agreed with the judgment which ponta filed today in court. amazon's practices lead to workers not knowing if they had been potentially exposed to 20 or even 200 cases of covid-19. this left many workers understandably terrified and powerless to make informed decisions to protect themselves and to protect their loved ones. under the judgment agreement, amazon will change how it notifies workers and state and local health agencies about infections. it will also submit to monitoring and pay $500,000 to the state. kaiser permanente has now reached a tentative agreement with this pharmacists all across northern california. the pharmacists were planning to strike today. that strike t

california attorney general rob bonta now leading a nationwide investigation to formally known as facebookam has had on children and young adults. bonta says that a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general from 8 states will be investigating how metta advertised instagram to children despite knowing about the physical and mental health consequences that it caused recent studies have linked instagram to a rise in depression and eating disorders. even suicide in a statement, botta says, quote, we have undertaken this nationwide investigation to get answers about met his efforts to promote the use of its social media platform to young californians and to determine if in doing so metta violated the law. >> 6.39. and if you live in the north bay. we're going to show you a way that you could get some dangerous shrubbery cut down for free. sandra fell has a program that they're offering to reduce wildfire fuels and provide better dispensable. a defensible space around your home. so they're partnering with americorps and the marine wildfire and focusing on things like this. juniper plants and get

. >> 37 and california general attorney general rob bonta is leading a nationwide investigation intok and effective instagram on children and young adults. fonda says that a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general from 8 states are going to investigate how advertise instagram to kids despite knowing about the physical and mental health consequences. recent studies have linked instagram to arise in depression, eating disorders and even suicide in a statement, bonta says we have undertaken this nationwide investigation to get answers about. matt is efforts to promote the use of the social media platform to young californians to determine if in doing so metta violated the law. >> we'll take a break here at 9.38. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news food banks need help as we get further into the holiday season. we're going to hear from one organization helping families in the north bay. plus the warriors getting another win on the road. steph curry scored 40 points and he's got a new magic number for threes. we'll have the highlights in just a minute. plus, levi stadium gettin

new at 10 california attorney general rob bonta is leading a nationwide investigation into formally knownbook and the effect the instagram app has on children and young adults montas as a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general from 8 states. we'll investigate how advertised instagram to children despite knowing about the physical and mental health consequences. recent studies have linked instagram to rise in depression, eating disorders, even suicide. in a statement, bonta says, quote, we have undertaken this nationwide investigation to get answers about made his efforts to promote the use of this social media platform to young californians and to determine if in doing so violated the law. >> at levi's stadium. the entertainment will soon be lasting a bit later into the night for certain concerts and events. the senate car city council has voted to allow the forty-niners who run the stadium to host up to 5 events a year that can go until 11:00pm the current curfew allows that only on friday and saturday at set for 10:00pm on week nights. some neighbors not happy about the news, althoug

state attorney general rob bonta today announced a settlement in a judgment against amazon attorney generalthis morning, right outside. an amazon facility in san francisco's portrayal neighborhood, he says. throughout the pandemic, amazon left its employees in the dark about the prevalence of covid at its warehouses across the state. and also failed to share legally required information. amazon has agreed with the judgment which bonta filed today in court. amazon's practices lead to workers not knowing if they had been potentially exposed to 20 or even 200 cases of covid-19. this left many workers understandably terrified and powerless to make informed decisions to protect themselves and to protect their loved ones. under the judgment agreement, amazon will now change how it notifies workers and state and local health agencies about infections, and it will also submit to monitoring and pay $500,000 to the state. kaiser permanente has reached a tentative agreement with its pharmacists across northern california. the pharmacists were planning to go on strike starting today, but that strike wa

it's all part of a first of its kind judgment announced by california attorney general rob bonta.ference yesterday said that amazon failed to adequately notify its workers at their warehouses and also local health officials of the case numbers in their staff as part of a deal with the department of justice. amazon has agreed now to modify its covid notification system. it also has to submit now to more stringent monitoring and it will have to pay $500,000 to the state for further enforcement. >> the key focus here is that the health and safety of our workers. the practices that are enshrined embodied in 8685 to make sure that workers are being notified when they're exposed to make sure that there's a sanitation plan to make sure that the local health agencies are notified so they can intervene as appropriate. >> now, bonta wouldn't say if the state is looking into other big companies, but he's hoping that this amazon judgment. we'll send a message to all industries. >> 6.40 right now and today jurors are going to begin deliberating the fate of kyle rittenhouse. he is on trial for

attorney general rob bonta announced the settlement this morning. he say. throughout the pandemic, amazon left its employees in the dark about the prevalence of covid-19 at its warehouses across the state and failed to share legally required information. under the agreement, amazon will change how it notifies workers as well as state and local health agencies about infections and amazon spokeswoman responded to the settlement, saying, we've worked hard from the beginning of the pandemic to keep our employees safe and deliver for our customers. in curing more than $15 billion in costs to date, and we'll keep doing that in the months and years ahead. you attend tonight there is outrage over the placement of a convicted sex offender who served his time a judge ruled today to allow him to reside in a home in a remote area of bonny doon on wild iris lane. ktvu azenith smith joins us now live from the santa cruz mountains after talking with neighbors who say they are disgusted as in it. yes julie. some neighbors are now planning to move out. the offender has no t

california is defending its ban on private prisons today, state attorney general rob bonta filed a petition to repeal a federal appeals court decision. the court's ruling blocked a law that would have ended the state's use of private for profit prisons. back in 2019 governor newsom signed a law that would phase out private prisons by 2028. the appeals court claimed the law interfered with the federal government's ability to handle immigration policy. the attorney general disagrees. the law and practices that put profits over people. the law recognizes the federal government's own documented concerns about private prisons, including unsafe conditions, a lack of transparency. and accountability that prioritization of profits over rehabilitation and the well being of those in detention. us immigration and customs enforcement has five detention centers in the state that are run by private companies. the future of the oakland coliseum complex is starting to look a little bit brighter. as ktvu rob roth reports. the african american sports and entertainment group wants to bring back football and b

mullen has been endorsed by a number of state politicians, including attorney general rob bonta, state treasurer fiona ma and state senator scott wiener. two other politicians have also put their hat in the ring. san mateo county supervisor david canopy and burlingame city council member anally beach have both announced that they, too, will report run to replace spear. the congresswoman announced last week that she will not seek re election after seven terms representing the district. san francisco has declared a water shortage emergency. the san francisco public utilities commission unanimously approved that measure today. the declaration means the utility is asking its 2.7 million customers to cut back water usage by 10% immediately. the utility says the water shortage emergency triggers a temporary drought surcharge for customers of up to 5% of their bill. the state is still asking most californians to reduce water use by 15. and we are tracking that holiday weather thursdays just around the corner thanksgiving and we've got that to talk about. plus the weekend forecast, which is a