i call rob bonta criminal lover rob bonta is a clone of george gascon.kay they have created what i call in california criminals paradise. i will do everything possible to lock up the prison cells again. i will do everything possible to set cash bail again. i will do everything possible to repeat this repeal this crazy law. proposition 47 let you steal up to 9 50 had a shot multiple times a day, by the way, and nothing happens to you and i will i will support loudly and all the time our brave men and women of law. enforcement, you know. in the state. we have to let them know again that crime does not pay. so eric early is not only an attorney but also a radio talk show host, and you could see that he's pretty dramatic in his presentation. it's clear that rob vontaze team would like to run against eric early because they think that he is the most conservative and it would be the easiest for them. to run against their running ads right now sort of trying to prop him up, but it will be interesting to see who ends up being the top two. it's thought that rob b

and sitting down with california attorney general rob bonta after the mass shooting in texas.is working to prevent future tragedies tied to gun violence. welcome back. we continue to follow the tragedy out of texas where a gunman shot and killed. >> 19 students and 2 teachers at robb elementary school in uvalde. that shooter now dead. investigators say officers forced their way into the classroom where the gunman barricaded himself. they exchanged gunfire ultimately killing the suspect. state police say the gunman wore body armor and carried 2 firearms, including a rifle. state senators say the shooter attack. police say the gunman shot his own grandmother just before the rampage. she survived and is in critical condition. the motive for the shooting remains unclear. california attorney general rob bonta releasing a statement last night in response to the shooting saying in part, quote, there have been more mass shootings in the u.s. in 2022. then days in the year. and while there may be many leaders in congress who will send prayers and condolences many of those same individu

chanting, cheering, listening to speakers, including mayor london and california attorney general rob bonta. they have gathered here in response to the leaked draft opinion that the supreme court would overturn roe v wade. we spoke with 20 of people who showed up, many of whom not from san francisco, but from other parts of the bay area and beyond. they told us they can't believe that we are here. 50 years after this decision came down in 1973. they said they are glad to be here and they will continue to do what they can to make their voices heard. listen to this. >> i knew it was coming since 2016. it was still incredibly heartbreaking to hear how women are potentially going to lose their rights to healthcare. >> i'm glad to see people out of all ages, races, gender. >> i give birth eight months ago and almost died in the process and almost lost my son in the process. that was a fully plan, 100% wanted pregnancy. having an incredible support system and coming from a lot of privilege affirms to me what is so important about protecting people's right to choose. >> even though it is not a don

. >> families, individuals, young and old community groups, attorney general rob bonta and the ceo of planned parenthood, california all their tuesday night to stand up and protect reproductive rights. many of them a part of the fight 50 plus years ago in disbelief that they are here once again. >> 100 surrounded the san francisco federal building tuesday night to defend reproductive rights in protest to the leaked draft opinion that would overturn roe v wade ending a half century guarantee, a federal constitutional protection of abortion rights. i'm here protect the rights for my children. their children. >> and all sorts of underrepresented communities are going against lamb forced pregnancy. >> ceo of planned parenthood, california, gilda gonzales addressed the crowd on tuesday. he will be a potential in >> we here l a saying low-income communities will be impacted most by this possible decision >> meanwhile, attorney general rob bonta vowed that california. we'll always stand to protect reproductive rights, reproductive health care decisions to be >> by an individual government wi

. >> california attorney general rob bonta also speaking up about abortion rights in long beach todayproductive freedoms he said are non negotiable. in february, the attorney general took steps to ensure reproductive health care would be happening in prisons and in jails. >> all people deserve access. 2 legal, safe abortion, this if it becomes final, will lead to a reduction in access to safe abortions, people will get hurt. health will be harmed. people will die. and so we're raising our voices to fight. and we're raising our voices to say no no to going backwards. no to reverse scene. 50 years of settled law a no to stripping women of their right to reproductive freedom. >> we know the league supreme court opinion is not the final word on whether federal abortion protections will be overturned. but we do continue to see consequences of that leaked draft nationwide. louisiana advanced a bill this week that would criminalize abortion and allow women to be charged with murder. washington correspondent alexandra limon reports. >> the taking of a life is murder and it is illegal, motivat

here you see him with congresswoman barbara lee, attorney general rob bonta and oakland police chief leronne armstrong. he is also known for being an outspoken business leader who's fed up with crime in oakland. >> i gave all my life community. they're the only thing that may be feeling good that moment. coming we have new and this season come we long long beach, the city party fight use and i have never you see the way that you might not. >> anyone with information about this robbery is asked to contact oakland police haaziq mud. you kron 4 news. >> other is tonight. covid cases are on the rise in the bay area. the cdc is reporting that there are more than 200 cases per 100,000 people in san francisco, san mateo marin and santa clara counties for is rob nesbitt joins us live now with more on what experts are saying about the steady incline in cases and what you can do to >> help trying to reverse it. rob. grant, though, california has moved away from a color code system. >> the cdc still uses it to report community transmission levels. green furlough, yellow for medium in orange for

democrat rob bonta has a passion for justice and standing up for our rights. used on protecting the right to vote and defending obamacare. but what's republican eric early's passion? early wants to bring trump-style investigations on election fraud to california, and early says he'll end obamacare and guard against the growing socialist communist threat. eric early. too extreme, too conservative >>> this weekend on the all new series "nomad" with carlton mccoy. first carlton takes us to toronto. >> you're in my town. finally, a hidden generam for a unlikely dinner. toronto's best pool sharks. it's owned by marco liu. it's famous locally for it's amazing fried rice and crispy wings and hot sauce. >> how many hot sauce do you want? hold on one second. how good do you have to be to win? >> it depends. >> expert traveler takes us to the mississippi delta. i talked to carlton about including what people don't appreciate in his view about toronto. >> i have been very fortunate to eat my way around the world. toronto is probably the most exciting ethnic food city of a

california attorney general rob bonta also speaking up today, he held a press conference in long beach saying that the fight will continue and that reproductive freedoms are non negotiable. in february, the attorney general took steps to ensure reproductive health care in prisons and jails. >> all people deserve. >> access 2 legal, safe. >> abortion, this if it becomes final, will lead to a reduction in access to safe abortions, people will get hurt. health will be harmed. people will die. and so we're raising our voices to fight. and we're raising our voices to say no to going backwards. no to reverse scene. 50 years of settled law. no to stripping women of their right to reproductive freedom. over the next few weeks, attorney general bonta will meet with reproductive health advocates throughout california to ensure that californians know their rights. >> and their protections under state law and how to access reproductive health care. in the east bay, oakland, police broke up a big sideshow and towed away several dozen cars that were at illegal activity. kron 4 s camila barco reports

. >> friends, families, individuals, attorney general rob bonta and ceo of planned parenthood of california were all there today standing up to protect abortion rights. many of the people there were part of the fight 50 plus years ago that are in disbelief that they are here once again. >> 100 surrounded the san francisco federal building tuesday night to defend reproductive rights in protest to the leaked draft opinion that would overturn roe v wade ending a half century guarantee, a federal constitutional protection of abortion rights. i'm here to protect the rights for my children and their children and all sorts representing communities are going to slam. actually forced pregnancy. >> ceo of planned parenthood, california, gilda gonzales addressed the crowd on tuesday. will see a potential in not. >> we here l a saying low-income communities will be impacted most by this possible decision >> meanwhile, attorney general rob bonta vowed that california. we'll always stand to protect reproductive rights, reproductive health care decisions to be by an individual government. >> without inter

rob bonta says. >> he is frustrated with the lack of action from republicans. in action. >> is a choice. the silence of our leaders who are doing nothing is definite. must act and this is not ideological. there are common sense steps we can take that evidence shows work that reduce and oftentimes prevent mass shooting. >> but his office did take action this week to address the ghost gun problem. those are those illegal guns that don't have serial numbers making the most impossible to track. you can on the internet sent right to your house. bonta and san francisco da chesa boudin filed an injunction to stop 3 retailers from sellingaghost gun kits online. and we'll continue to follow developments and the story out of texas sen as it reverberates throughout the rest of the country. you can always follow along on air and online at kron 4 dot com to stay up to date on the latest developments. just use your phone there to scan that qr code that will take you right to our web page where you can find the latest info. >> a simple way to get medication to those who reall

kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with california attorney general rob bonta today. she joins us now live with more on their conversation about what she's learned, the talking with the ags office today, including how they are not responding to another mass shooting in our country. stephanie, thanks for joining us. and just in this whole thing is just so incredibly heartbreaking. state attorney general rob bonta tells me he's frustrated and angry, upset over what he's calling a lack of action from federal lawmakers to stop gun violence. >> today he's demanding action from all levels of government in action. >> is a choice. the silence of our leaders who are doing nothing is definite. must act and this is not ideological. there are common sense steps we can take that evidence shows work that reduce and oftentimes prevent mass shooting. >> this week bonta's office again went after ghost guns. those are illegal guns that do not have serial numbers making them hard to track. fonda tells me his office sued multiple manufacturers and just monday, bonta and san francisco dha

republicans knocked themselves out and the independent and marie schubert move forward to challenge rob bonta. if it's going to be a republican who emerges out of this against the democrats again, with almost, uh half of all voters being registered as democrats in california, that will be an important element for any democratic statewide victory or statewide success in november, and you mentioned the san francisco district attorney's right. obvious. a lot of people in the city. really? by what their c. what do you think? chaser boudin needs to do to survive this recall? look he's going to need really some manna from heaven, and he's going to need more money. this is a race where he's been outspent 2 to 1 . that's going to be difficult. he needs to get some mojo behind him. he comes in and a wave of progressive d a s elected throughout the country and then you see the smash. and grab. see. of these things. going on. in terms of people. feeling they can go. to san fran. too. san francisco. this has put democrat politicians and. and by measure , london breed the. would. list. you're watching thi

democrat rob bonta has a passion for justice and standing up for our rights. c early's passion? early wants to bring trump-style investigations on election fraud to california, and early says he'll end obamacare and guard against the growing socialist communist threat. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. >>> is the west closer to war with russia than we realize? i'm michael smerconish in philadelphia. a new report from newsweek says a russian lawmaker and top member of vladimir putin's political party has suggested attacking poland next. using the same language russia has used to justify invading ukraine, russian state oleg said poland is, quote, first place in the cue for denazication after ukraine, this after poland's prime minister wrote a column in britain's telegraph newspaper criticizing putin and propaganda that he's spreading about the war. that exchange coming after nato is set to double its border with russia with the inclusion of finland in the military alliance. in response, putin told finland's president just moments ago durin

attorney general rob bonta knows safer streets start with smarter gun control. o far defending the nra and would loosen laws on ammunition and gun sales. because for him, protecting the second amendment is everything. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. ♪ ♪ >> that was pretty. welcome back to the big sunday show. the supreme court could rule as soon as tomorrow on the future of roe v. wade. pro abortion protests have been happening across the nation ever since the leak of a draft pb that signalled the high court would -- draft opinion that signalled the high court would overturn the abortion case. pro-life organizations have been vandalized and activists have targeted supreme court justices at their homes. given the violence that occurred after the leak, axios is reporting that the department of homeland security is preparing for violence following the ruling. and now one of justice thomas's former law clerks is doubling down on calls to expose the leaker. >> we have a very small universe of people that would have had access to this draft. y

here you see him with congresswoman barbara lee, attorney general rob bonta and oakland police chiefleronne armstrong. he is also known for being an outspoken business leader who's fed up with crime in oakland. >> i gave all my life community. they're the only thing may be feeling good that moment. coming we don't have it. you know, in action on this season we long beach, the for the fight use and i have never seen you see the way that you might not. >> anyone with information about this robbery is asked to contact oakland police haaziq mud. you kron 4 news. >> his big congressman eric swalwell was in san francisco today to discuss a crackdown on retail theft rings with the fbi. swalwell called and u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to work with state and local law enforcement to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020. it's terrorizing. >> retail clerks, shoppers, people around our retail centers and at the end of the day, either criminals are going to run our communities or

attorney general rob bonta knows safer streets start with smarter gun control. mp republican who goes too far defending the nra and would loosen laws on ammunition and gun sales. because for him, protecting the second amendment is everything. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. being connected. it's vital for every student. so for superintendent of public instruction, tony thurmond, it's a top priority. closing the digital divide, expanding internet access for low-income students and in rural areas. it's why thurmond helped deliver more than a million devices and connected 900,000 students to broadband over the last two years - to enable online learning. more than 45,000 laptops went to low-income students. re-elect tony thurmond. he's making our public schools >>> time now for "5 things to know for your new day". >>> president biden took aides offguard. >>> the first air lift of "operation fly formula" arriving in indianapolis on a flight from germany. the first shipment will be distributed to hospitals, doctors, and pharmacies in regions w

. >> well, we saw many different groups of people there tonight, including attorney general rob bonta also co planned parenthood, california all there to stand up to protect reproductive rights. now, many of the people there tonight, part of this fight 50 plus years ago. and they're still in disbelief that they are here yet again. >> 100 surrounded the san francisco federal building tuesday night to defend reproductive rights in protest to the leaked draft opinion that would overturn roe v wade ending a half century guarantee, a federal constitutional protection of abortion rights. i'm here to protect the rights for my children and their children. >> and also it's about representing communities are going to slam. actually forced pregnancy. >> ceo of planned parenthood, california, gilda gonzales addressed the crowd on tuesday. he will be a potential in not. >> we here l a saying low-income communities will be impacted most by this possible decision >> meanwhile, attorney general rob bonta vowed that california. we'll always stand to protect reproductive rights, reproductive health car

california attorney general rob bonta is also speaking up. he says the fight to protect reproductive freedoms will continue. and that reproductive freedoms are non negotiable. he went on to say that if roe v wade is overturned, the consequences could be deadly. >> all people deserve. >> access 2 legal, safe. >> abortion, this if it becomes final, will lead to a reduction in access to safe abortions, people will get hurt. health will be harmed. people will die. and so we're raising our voices to fight. >> you can always stay connected with kron. 4 on our website and on our free apps for the latest on the supreme court. and roe v wade to scan a qr code on your screen there. it will take you to that section of our website. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the baby formula shortage is getting worse. >> the impact on local milk banks and the action parents are now calling for. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using

here you see him with congresswoman barbara lee, attorney general rob bonta and oakland police chief leronne armstrong. he is also known for being an outspoken business leader who's fed up with crime in oakland. >> i gave all my life community. they're the only thing may be feeling good that no one. coming on, rob, we don't have it. you know, in action on this season we long long beach, the party fight use and i have never seen you see way that you might not. >> anyone with information about this robbery is asked to contact oakland police haaziq mug. you kron 4 news. >> you speak congressman eric swalwell was in san francisco today to discuss a crackdown on retail theft rings with the fbi. swalwell call been u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to work with state and local law enforcement to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020. >> it's terrorizing retail clerks. shoppers, people around our retail centers and at the end of the day, either criminals are going to run our commun

democrat rob bonta has a passion for justice and standing up for our rights. t to vote and defending obamacare. but what's republican eric early's passion? early wants to bring trump-style investigations on election fraud to california, and early says he'll end obamacare and guard against the growing socialist communist threat. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. out-of-state corporations wrote too conservative an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> gillian: a manhunt in texas is looking for a woman who murdered may wry yeah wilson. caitlin marie armstrong they believe shot and killed wilson over a man the two were dating at the same time. we'

alexandra limon. >> california attorney general rob bonta is also speaking out. he held a news conference in long beach today. he says the fight will continue and that reproductive freedoms are non negotiable. in february, the attorney general took steps to try to ensure we reproductive health care in prisons in. and in jails. >> all people deserve access. 2 legal, safe abortion, this if it becomes final, will lead to a reduction in access to safe abortions, people will get hurt. health will be harmed. people will die. and so we're raising our voices to fight. and we're raising our voices to say no no to going backwards. no to reverse scene. 50 years of settled law. no to stripping women of their right to reproductive freedom. you can always stay connected with kron 4 on our website and on our free apps for the very latest on the supreme court and >> roe versus wade scan the qr code. it will take you straight to our website. >> being a parent of a newborn certainly is not easy, especially when you're relying on baby formula these days supply chain issues. we're a

attorney general rob bonta emphasize how this kind of attention for indigenous people has been a long time coming. >> this is an issue that's flown under the radar where our tribal communities have not been seen or valued on this issue. where for >> many years, what girls, the daughters, mothers, sisters have gone missing. and it's been under the radar and has not been addressed. the >> says officers are working on guidelines on training and technical assistance. plus, 5 million dollars is being invested to help end violence against native americans. >> new video and information has surfaced tonight in the search for that alabama correctional officer and the murder suspect she allegedly helped escape from jail. kelsey kirstein has details. >> everybody's income plate shaw right? >> can't believe that this happens. it's this is not normal alert went off and we're just like in florence, alabama, the lauderdale county sheriff's office releasing this surveillance video when corrections officer vicky white and inmate casey white were last seen. >> officer white is seen walking into the det

that includes attorney general rob bonta and governor gavin newson could support gavin newsom. well, it's just totally political and republican congressional candidate and current state assemblyman kevin kiley says democrats are using abortion as a distraction from california's major issues. some democrats say the issue of abortion could energize voters to get them out and be more enthusiastic about this upcoming election. are you concerned about that? but no, i mean, i think people are fundamentally i, you based upon the issues that are of importance to them, that they're seeing in their lives for the end of the day. you know, i think it's unfortunate they're trying to use this for such sort of transparently political purposes in sacramento. ashley zavala kron, 4 news. as the country prepares for the possibility that roe v wade, the federal abortion law will be overturned by the supreme court. >> some have raised concerns over help. personal online data has been used last week. an investigation by vice news found a data company selling information about how many people visited

rob bonta has raised 5.1 million dollars. major donors include the california teachers association and several labor groups. he's no party preference opponent anne marie schubert has raised nearly 2 million dollars with her biggest contribution being from one of the state's largest police lobbying groups, the peace officers research association of california republicans, nathan hochman and eric early have raised 2.2 million dollars and $595,000 respectively in each of these races, the 2 candidates with the most votes will move on to the general election in november. in sacramento, ashley zavala kron. 4 news. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. another covid surge is under way but positive cases are not the only number that funding. >> the warning from bay area doctors and political signs stolen. politicians looking for answers as video shows someone ripping them down. plus after the tragic mass shooting in uvalde, texas, lawmakers in capitol hill are efforting to push on gun reform. why they say the shootings should stop w

san francisco showed up along with attorney general rob bonta. another protest just blocks away. this one being held at powell and market. sponsored by the national mobilization for reproductive justice. >> no matter where they are in the united states, there are people who are willing to fight and defend anyone who needs that type of healthcare. i know we are going to keep fighting for it. >> it would be a total travesty if roe v wade is overturned. but, no, it will not be the end. >> if roe is overturned, it returns to the people. it becomes part of the democratic process again. they are outraged that we would get to vote on it. >> santa clara county is -- influx seeking abortion. likely to be overturned. kpix 5 is ramirez reports the county just bumped up the funding for planned parenthood clinic. >>> planned parenthood says it wasn't long before states like texas started enacting their own abortion restrictions that a steady stream of out-of-state patients -- to end their pregnancies. this is from today's board of supervisors virtual meeting. >> alabama, arizona, florida, lou

san francisco showed up along with attorney general rob bonta. another protest just blocks away. one being held at powell and market. sponsored by the national mobilization for reproductive justice. >> no matter where they are in the united states, there are people who are willing to fight and defend anyone who needs that type of healthcare. i know we are going to keep fighting for it. >> it would be a total travesty if roe v wade is overturned. but, no, it will not be the end. >> if roe is overturned, it returns to the people. it becomes part of the democratic process again. they are outraged that we would get to vote on it. >> santa clara county is -- influx seeking abortion. likely to be overturned. kpix 5 is ramirez reports the county just bumped up the

that includes attorney general rob bonta and governor gavin newsom could support gavin newsom. well, it's just totally political and republicaa congressional candidate and current state assemblyman kevin kiley says democrats are using abortion as a distraction from california's major issues. some democrats say the issue of abortion could energize voters to get them out and be more enthusiastic about this upcoming election. are you concerned about that? well, no, i mean, i think people are fundamentally a, you based upon the issues that are of importance to them, that they're seeing in their lives for the end of the day. you know, i think it's unfortunate they're trying to use this for such sort of transparently political purposes in sacramento. ashley zavala kron, 4 news. as the country waits on a final judgment from the u.s. supreme court abortion providers in california wonder how they're going to handle the influx. >> of possible out of state patients. that decision took center stage at a town hall in san francisco's mission district kron four's dan thorn has that story. >>

attorney general rob bonta emphasized how this kind of attention for indigenous people has been a long time coming out at so the issue that's flown under the radar where >> our tribal communities have not been seen or valued on this issue. where for many years, what girls, the daughters, mothers, sisters have gone missing and it's been under the radar and has not been addressed. that have gone to says that officers are working right now on guidelines training and technical assistance. plus. >> 5 million dollars is now being invested to help end violence against native americans. california is getting into crypto. apparently governor newsom issued an executive order making a path for the state to eventually take advantage of digital currencies. the order directs state agencies to work with the federal government to craft regulations for cryptocurrencies. it also calls for examining how broader block chain computer coding can be worked into government operations. according to newsom, says california is home to silicon valley. the state should be the leader in this space and adapting into

state attorney general rob bonta valen to protect the procedure.ill use the full force of the law and the full authority of my office to protect a woman's right to choose some republican state lawmakers say california democrats are politicizing the issue, noting the california already has some of the strongest abortion laws in the country. if this week's supreme court were, in fact, become final, they would literally have no impact on california. >> a california laws in this area are among the most far in the entire country. and yet, the governor members of the legislature are using the prospect of this court in order to fan the flames of partisan division, democrats and abortion advocates disagree. they want to enshrine a woman's right to choose in the state constitution which will need to pass the legislature by june 30th to head to voters in november. the language for new planned parenthood ceo jodi hicks is part of the group crafting the constitutional amendment language which is still in the works. if we've learned nothing with the leak that w

democrat rob bonta has a passion for justice and standing up for our rights.cused on protecting the right to vote and defending obamacare. but what's republican eric early's passion? early wants to bring trump-style investigations on election fraud to california, and early says he'll end obamacare and guard against the growing socialist communist threat. eric early. too extreme, too conservative brian: china. they may be america's most formidable foe ever. they are wing an undeclared war as well. all about fentanyl. here is a quick history lesson. 150 years ago the west led by the british was flooding china with opium. the opium trade creates drug abuse nationwide. it kept china compliant. fast forward to 1949, post world war ii. slowly by weaving in some capitalist principles, china grew into an economic super power. and they never forget, paying back japan for their world war ii occupation and to the west driving the drug addiction. we weren't part of the opium wars, but they seem to be targeting america flooding our nation with this generations opium, fenta

america chapter, the american legion and alameda elks organized today's ceremony, attorney general rob bonta and assembly member mia bonta were among those in attendance. the nba finals is not yet tipped off would be area businesses are already scoring a big win coming up, see how they're working the cash in after two years of trying to just stay open during the pandemic, and we will continue our coverage of asian american pacific islander heritage month with a look at one group. helping people in that community who are desperate for assistance. tracking that weather as we move into the early end of the holiday weekend and into summer, i'll have the details on what you can expect this week. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. another crazy

rob bonta has raised 5.1 million dollars.s include the california teachers association and several labor groups. he's no party preference opponent anne marie schubert has raised nearly 2 million dollars with her biggest contribution being from one of the state's largest police lobbying groups, the peace officers research association of california republicans, nathan hochman and eric early have raised 2.2 million dollars and $595,000 respectively in each of these races, the 2 candidatrs with the most votes will move on to the general election in november. in sacramento, ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> mean, up dropping more travel restrictions when one tropical tourist destination where these up on covid rules for american tourist and hurricane season is here. the latest on the major storm hitting mexico right now. re canceled across the country. experts worry this is only a sign of things to come as i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. elon musk promised to pay a million customers $30,000 a year if they bought his car.

state attorney general rob bonta valen to protect the procedure. i will use the full >> force of the law and the full authority of my office to protect woman's right to choose some republican state lawmakers say california democrats are politicizing the issue, noting the california already has some of the strongest abortion laws in the country. if this week's supreme court were, in fact, become final, they would literally have no impact on california. >> a california laws in this area are among the most far in the entire country. and yet, the governor members of the legislature are using the prospect of this court in order to fan the flames of partisan division, democrats and abortion advocates disagree. they want to enshrine a woman's right to choose in the state constitution which will need to pass the legislature by june 30th to head to voters in november. the language for new planned parenthood ceo jodi hicks is part of the group crafting the constitutional amendment language which is still in the works. if we've learned nothing with the leak t

democrat rob bonta has a passion for justice and standing up for our rights.ecting the right to vote and defending obamacare. but what's republican eric early's passion? early wants to bring trump-style investigations on election fraud to california, and early says he'll end obamacare and guard against the growing socialist communist threat. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. >>> if you visit piedmont, there is something that groez here so special you have to right it, the white truffle. so coveted, it sells on the auction. this season selling to bidders from italy and around the world. the auction near is my friend from torin. he has his right cut out for him. bids come in thick and fast. luckily the buyer isn't put off. the white truffle's value seems to b e indeinstructable. >> would they garner that much attention and money? >> no. i couldn't believe when the guy dropped the truffle. >> there was one little piece on the floor. >> the more common black truffle. white responds. an area of rolling hills 40 miles south. conditions are pe

attorney general rob bonta says he's frustrated with the inaction from republicans to stop gun violence. >> in action is a choice. the silence of our leaders who are doing nothing is definite. must act and this is not ideological. there are common sense steps we can take that evidence shows work that reduce and oftentimes prevent mass shooting. >> assault weapons are banned here in california, although that is currently being challenged in court bonta's office also took action this week to address the ghost gun problem. those are illegal guns that do not have serial numbers making them harder to track bonta and san francisco da chesa boudin dean filed an injunction to stop 3 retailers from selling ghost gun part kits online. while yesterday's shooting has renewed calls for tougher gun laws. some states, including california. >> already have something called a red flag law. state leaders say it does make a big difference. kron four's dan kerman explains. >> there may be a bottleneck in congress when it comes to advancing gun safety legislation. but in california and 18 other states, ther

attorney general rob bonta emphasize how this kind of attention for indigenous people has been a long time coming. >> this is an issue that's flown under the radar where our tribal communities have not been seen or valued on this issue. where for >> many years, what girls, the daughters, mothers, sisters have gone missing and it's been under the radar and has not been addressed but it says officers are working on guidelines training and technical assistance. >> at 5 million dollars is being invested too. try to help end violence against native americans. >> still ahead here at 5 o'clock new video of the missing corrections officer and the confessed killer who she is accused of helping escape from jail. >> plus, as the war rages on, we hear from refugees who were able to escape the bombarded city of mariupol. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids a

attorney general rob bonta did not immediately comment on this ruling. >> a new cdc report says that gun-related murders hit an almost 30 year high during the pandemic. guns were involved in nearly 80% of all homicides in 2020 researchers are blaming things including pandemic stress. also on gun buying spree. that was before former president trump left office and protests over police use of the least lethal force one month ago, president biden signed an executive order to ban the buying and selling of ghost guns. that means of guns essentially with no serial numbers background check. but some republican senators are saying the move will not reduce violent crime. >> we must a back. the blue and take crime more seriously. then this administration is doing the administration's response has been weak. >> the president has also signed orders to limit the availability of certain weapons and encourage states to pass more gun control legislation. >> but congressional efforts have mostly stalled. >> coming up, too close for comfort. a major drug bust your local high school in the east bay. ho

in sacramento today rob bonta took the back seat to reproductive rights advocates. they've seen what happened when texas limited abortions and the impact of that on its neighboring state oklahoma, which saw the wait time for appointments abruptly surge from three days to three weeks. >> so we know that there is a domino effect, and california will most surely be impacted. so the work that everyone is doing to ensure that we have capacity to take care of people is important for everyone right now. >> bonta also reiterated his commitment to use the full force of the law to defend californians' reproductive rights. >>> one day after vladimir putin increased his rhetoric about ukraine, he is increasing his efforts to take over that country. russian missiles pummelled ukraine's vital port city of odesa. the goal is to disrupt supply lines and weapons shipments that are critical for ukrainians to fight back. how ukrainian officials are projecting confidence through all this as their forces continue to frustrate russia. the war is now in its 11th week. ukraine providing a

that includes attorney general rob bonta and governor gavin newson could support gavin newsom.l, it's just totally political and republican congressional candidate and current state assemblyman kevin kiley says democrats are using abortion as a distraction from california's major issues. some democrats say the issue of abortion could energize voters to get them out and be more enthusiastic about this upcoming election. are you concerned about that? well, no, i mean, i think people are fundamentally i you know, i vote based upon the issues that are of importance to them that they're seeing in their lives for the end of the day. you know, i think it's unfortunate they're trying to use this for such sort of transparently political purposes in sacramento. ashley zavala kron, 4 news as the country prepares for federal abortion laws to be overturned. one area of concern is how personal online data could be used. >> last week, an investigation by vice news found a data company selling information about how many people visited family planning centers where they came from and where they

you have to think incumbent rob bonta facing a statewide electorate for the first time would love nothingre than to pivot and talk about abortion. that, of course, is a lot easier if he is able to avoid a general election contest with the sacramento county d.a. running as an independent, who is pro-choice. >> down in l.a. we have a hot mayor's race. garcetti trying to get out of town to become the ambassador to india. that may or may not happen. what is going on with that mayor's race? it has really turned into, you know, it took person race group. caruso has just been putting so much money in. he is obviously very well- placed. you can't turn on the tv here without seeing one of his ads. but abortion and row is playing because what he is going to democrat he's to be republican, he gave a lot of money to republican elected officials and politicians who don't support access to abortion. the democrats in the city are really turned to him or that issue. >> to what extent is crime playing out down there? we know that your d.a. is facing a potential recall úhimself, as ours is. is that playing

attorney general rob bonta no backing down. california voters beware a ballot measures being promoted by out of state gambling corporations that would authorize a massive expansion of online sports gambling in california. every cell phone, laptop tablet and even video game console into a gambling device, opening up online gambling to anyone anywhere anytime that could lead to more addiction, financial ruin and homelessness while exposing millions of children to online gambling. vote no on the corporate online gambling proposition. democrat tony thurman worked every day to lead our schools back from the pandemic. tony is bridging the digital divide, securing over a million computers for k through 12 students and championing $6 billion towards high speed internet for kids across the state. with kids back in the classroom, tony will deliver more student mental health services, teacher recruitment, literacy support programs and career preparation for 21st century jobs. democrat tony thurman, leading us forward. dude a great ride, r

attorney general rob bonta knows safer streets start with smarter gun control.ut eric early, a trump republican who goes too far defending the nra and would loosen laws on ammunition and gun sales. because for him, protecting the second amendment is everything. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. fanduel and draftkings, too conservative two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. ryan * in soccer a new equal pay agreement means members and women's teams will split the money. a new controversy has come up. the alabama head coach taking a shot at his former assistant coach. a&m bother player on their team. made a deal for name, image and likeness. >>

attorney general rob bonta knows safer streets start with smarter gun control.arly, a trump republican who goes too far defending the nra and would loosen laws on ammunition and gun sales. because for him, protecting the second amendment is everything. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. >>> if you visit piedmont, there's something that grows here that's so special you have to try it, the white truffle. it's so coveted that it sold on the market and at charity auctions for huge sums of money. this season's largest white truffles are selling to bidders from italy and around the world. the auctioneer is my friend, a food writer. he's got his work cut out for him. bids come in thick and fast. luckily, the buyer isn't put off. the white truffle's value seems to be pretty much indestructible. last up, a truffle weighing close to two pounds pulling in bidders from moscow and hong kong . that's $114,000. when it comes to price, white truffles from piedmont are in a league of their own. >> nice to see you again. >> nice to see you again. >> would a

democrat rob bonta has a passion for justice and standing up for our rights. protecting the right to vote and defending obamacare. but what's republican eric early's passion? early wants to bring trump-style investigations on election fraud to california, and early says he'll end obamacare and guard against the growing socialist communist threat. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. mark: welcome back senator mike lee, you worked on the court, there is a massive fence surrounds the court, a riot fence to protect it from protesters. you have people in congress, encouraging people to protest, using language that could spark violence. they want these people at homes of the justices, they are violating federal law, because they are trying to interfere with justice, nancy pelosi and schumers and others said, they don't want the first draft to stand. to get them on alter the opinion. not make it so harsh, they said. promoting lawlessness, this has been going on a while. the same party pushing for packing the court, using confirmation process to

attorney general rob bonta knows safer streets start with smarter gun control.rump republican who goes too far defending the nra and would loosen laws on ammunition and gun sales. because for him, protecting the second amendment is everything. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. >>> and now my final thoughts. i met vladimir putin for the first time when he came to the world economic forum in january tw 2009. i was with a small group of editors granted time off the record with the russian president. he was almost an hour and a half late which is very unusual in davos because things usually run with swiss punctuality, but i had read somewhere that this was one of putin's power moves, to establish the difference between him and the other person. putin is not tall or imposing. he's shortish, of medium build and with fairly non-script features. he seemed slightly annoyed to be there, began by mocking an editor whose magazine had published some tough articles on putin over the side of his ring. the man was wearing one of those large college rings

democrat rob bonta has a passion for justice and standing up for our rights. but what's republican eric early's passion? early wants to bring trump-style investigations on election fraud to california, and early says he'll end obamacare and guard against the growing socialist communist threat. eric early. too extreme, too conservative dan: in my prior line of work it was zero fail. if we failed the president of the united states would be dead. dead. if some guy god forbid slipped past a magnetometer with a gun and got near the president, no one is going to be lobbying for a gun control bill. they will be saying how do we keep the president safe right now. those are the important people, right? the elites. foreign heads of state and the president. they get a response like that. but how come when it comes to our kids it turns instantly to politics. how about we do something that actual think matters. maybe a couple billion to keep our kids safe. gates that can lock off certain sections of a building. these are our kids. they are just as important as the importan

attorney general rob bonta knows safer streets start with smarter gun control. must ban assault weapons. but eric early, a trump republican who goes too far defending the nra and would loosen laws on ammunition and gun sales. because for him, protecting the second amendment is everything. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. >> sean: breaking news out of l.a. remember the man charged with attacking dave chappelle on stage earlier this month at the hollywood bowl. he had a fake gun but a real knife. the man has been charged with attempted murder for a stabbing that took place in december against his roommate at a transitional housing facility in l.a. now authorities say the victim identified lee after he got media attention after the chappelle attack. lee pleaded not guilty to both charges. here with the reaction comedian adam carolla. i looked at that attack. i don't know how much you know about me. i am into mixed martial arts. training for 10 years. i do it for the love of the sport. >> you are pretty good. >> here's my question. with all

attorney general rob bonta knows safer streets start with smarter gun control.but eric early, a trump republican who goes too far defending the nra and would loosen laws on ammunition and gun sales. because for him, protecting the second amendment is everything. eric early. too extreme, too conservative for california. steve: more disastrous news with inflation but the average inflation rate hits nine.4 percent. direct consequence at the national level with directed spending with biden's were un-american energy. but you can see at the state level one reason food prices are so high is the nation number one producer of california is attacking a farm on —- attacking farmer stopping them from producing food and restricting the water the farmers need then blaming drought and climate change and then refusing to build infrastructure to capture the water than flushing it out into the ocean for no benefit the democrats presiding over this madness was governor newsom and his opponent has framed this in the way that the democrats environmental extremism is in a pro scarcit