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rob bonta's, new guidelines are voluntary. >> but not fallen and could carry legal risk. but now the united nations in the red cross are urging governments to do more to save lives amid record-breaking he ways researchers say 38 heat waves account for the deaths of more than 70,000 people worldwide. 2010 to 2019 scientists have said he waives increased in frequency because of climate change. some humanitarian groups are calling for emergency housing cooling centers and changes to school calendars to reduce the effect of heat waves. and the giants made their first acquisition of the offseason. the team hired former astros assistant general manager people tayla as their new general manager. he spent 12 seasons with the astros organizations 3 as the assistant general manager. but taylor says he's excited and eager to get to work next season. right back after the break. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not h

time for you now for 7 to 8 and on for where your local election headquarters, attorney general rob bonta. it launched a new task force that he says will protect reproductive rights across the state about his opponent, nathan hochman argues the announcement is nothing more than a last-minute election stunt. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> argues this task force is crucial in the fight to safeguard abortion rights statewide. but his opponent questions the timing behind all of in this post, roe v wade society, california attorney general rob bonta says his goal for california is clear but check those seeking and providing abortion and reproductive care. that's why botta says he's launching what's known as the california reproductive rights task force. a coalition of sorts led by the california department of justice and made up of legal and law enforcement partners and agencies from across the state here in california, the right to abortion is 6%. >> but having a right abortion means very little. if californians do not also have safe, reliable and access to what it's for tha

liz: we want to let our viewers know that a call is in to rob bonta to also come on the show.we're fair and balanced here and thank you for coming on the show, nathan. liz: the kanye west saga taking yet another new twist at this hour. adidas revealed its plan for all the yeezy gear in the warehouse and hear which stock is popping as it becomes the latest cancel kanye. speak of retail and fashion, ceo of rails, fashion retailer sported by the likes of giselle at the superbowl, she wore one of the shirts and hollywood's elite, had no experience at all in the fashion world and jeff abrams took $5 grand in savings and launched his own line with one hat and a hoody. instant accesses till his bigger order, umm till then 1, 18,000 shirts got stolen off a delivery truck and hear how he experience that had by summoning grit and persistence. it's on my podcast everyone talks to liz. closing bell, 37 minutes away and dow can't stay in the green. down four points and russell popping up 14 points. liz: zigzagging back and forth aacross the street the flat line and dow jones up 3 points an

2 weeks until election day, abortion remains front and center today, california attorney general rob bontanched a task force that he says will protect reproductive rights across the state. but bonta's opponent nathan hochman is arguing the announcement is nothing more than a last-minute election stunt. >> capitol correspondent eytan wallace has that story. argues this task force is crucial in the fight to safeguard abortion rights statewide. >> but his opponent questions the timing behind all of in this post, roe v wade society, california attorney general rob bonta says his goal for california is clear. protect those seeking and providing abortion and reproductive care. that's why botta says he's launching what's known as the california reproductive rights task force. a coalition of sorts led by the california department of justice and made up of legal and law enforcement partners and agencies from across the state here in california, the right to abortion is >> but having a right an abortion means very little. if californians do not also have safe liable and access to what it's for that

. >> california attorney general rob bonta says the state department of justice has wiped out nearly a million illegally cultivated cannabis plants all over the state. a seasonal task force carried out that work in the course of 13 weeks. that team also sees more than 100 tons of processed cannabis and remove dangerous chemicals from those cultivation areas. >> these large elicit operations put our people and environment in harm's way. take for example, that at sites this year, our team again discovered highly toxic chemicals, including cover. if you're on a lethal insecticide that is effectively banned in the united states. >> of the 26 counties targeted in that operation. just one of them was in the bay area. and that was santa clara county. a grand jury is reporting that members of santa clara city council are working on the forty-niners by half instead of there constituents. this is now led to a request for a formal investigation by the district attorney kron four's dan kerman has that story. our members of the santa clara city council putting the san francisco forty-niners inter

his opponent, attorney general rob bonta, has the support of a number of elected officials and groups, including the california statewide law enforcement association and crime survivors for safety and justice. 11 millions of californians have started receiving their middle class tax refund payments by direct deposit. but those are who are expecting a debit card are still waiting. california franchise tax board announced new dates for debit cards, which will be sent out starting october. 24th in alphabetical order by last name. as many as 23 million californians are eligible for the so called inflation relief payments, which range from $200 to $1050. the white house address the country's economic outlook, saying americans could start to see prices come down next year with inflation at a record high level and many analysts predicting a recession. the white house press secretary provided some perspective on when the economy and americans can expect to catch a break, she said consumers may get some relief after the first of the year. in regard to the inflation reduction act early next yea

attorney general rob bonta launched a task force he says will protect reproductive rights across the state, but bond his opponent, nathan hochman, argues the announcement is nothing more than a last-minute election stunt. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace joins us from sacramento to break it all down. argues this task force is crucial in the fight to safeguard abortion rights statewide. >> but his opponent questions the timing behind all of in this post, roe v wade society, california attorney general rob bonta says his goal for california is clear but check those seeking and providing abortion and reproductive care. that's why botta says he's launching what's known as the california reproductive rights task force. a coalition of sorts led by the california department of justice and made up of legal and law enforcement partners and agencies from across the state here in california, the right to abortion is >> but having a right an abortion means very little. if californians do not also have safe liable and access to what it's for that reason, he points out the task force will f

coming up, attorney general rob bonta is reminding customers of the protections they have. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >> 7.29 right now and we're checking out the weather. isn't this a nice shot? gorgeous rice and then the airport i the bay bridge back there with clear skies color evident on the horizon here. sunrise don't tell jason. that's what just went flying over his head as it freaks them out. good morning you. don't have as many of those at the air force. there's the plus. yeah. there's a few birds back their joy and was a crisp fall morning. we are going to see conditions later today. warmin

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then we'll see what he has to say. >> 8.35 in california, attorney general rob bonta is reminding yout if you can't pay the water bill, that doesn't mean they can cut you off. >> now you have rights. he says it's very important for you to know. in fact, let's get more on this with kron four's camila barco up in the newsroom to explain. good morning. camila. >> yeah. so there are several steps that have to happen before someone's water gets shut off. attorney general rob bonta says that about 1.6 million californians have fallen behind on their water payments since january of this year. but like you guys said, he wants customers to know their rights before their water is completely shut off under the water shut off protection act, water providers are required to work with customers to keep their water on before pulling the plug. there are several steps like i said that need to happen before water companies completely shut off your water. for example, most providers they cannot can. they can not discontinue service unless the bill is overdue for at least 60 days. they must provide at le

attorney general rob bonta is reminding water consumers of their rights under the law. yeah.says it's important information for those who fall behind on their bills and we have kron four's camila barco standing by live in the newsroom to explain what it is that people need to know. good morning, camila. >> good morning, guys. yeah. attorney general rob bonta says that about 1.6 million californians have falling behind on their water payments since january of this year. but like you guys said, he wants customers to know their rights before their water is completely shut off and under the water shut off protection act, water providers are required to work with customers and residents to keep their water on before pulling the plug. there are several steps that need to happen before water companies completely shut off your water. for example, most providers can discontinue service less. the bill is overdue for at least 60 days. they must provide at least 7 days notice before turning services off and they must have made efforts to reach out to you if they couldn't connect with you

joining attorney general rob bonta later this morning. district attorneys from other counties are set to speak any minute now, including the district attorney from contra costa county, an area that is often investigating deadly highway shootings. that conference getting started right now, as we speak. it's being put on by the prosecutors alliance of california. rob bonta is expected to speak and a little more than an hour from now and then oakland mayor libby schaaf will take the podium right after him. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james. thank you next door in berkeley last night, community members came together to mourn those two teens were shot and killed at a house party in oakland over the weekend. just can't even believe that something like this could happen. hundreds came out to our 15 year old angel and 17 year old jazzy sotelo garcia, both berkeley high students at longfellow middle school, last night friends, family, classmates and community members packed the auditorium in a show of s

attorney general rob bonta launched a task force which he says will protect the state's reproductivehts. his opponent, nathan hochman, is arguing that the announcement is nothing more than a last-minute election stunt. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has that story. >> argues this task force is crucial in the fight to safeguard abortion rights statewide. but his opponent questions the timing behind all of in this post, roe v wade society, california attorney general rob bonta says his goal for california is clear but check those seeking and providing abortion and reproductive care. that's why botta says he's launching what's known as the california reproductive rights task force. a coalition of sorts led by the california department of justice and made up of legal and law enforcement partners and agencies from across the state here in california, the right to abortion is >> but having a right an abortion means very little. if californians do not also have safe, reliable and access to what it's for that reason, he points out the task force will focus on prosecuting labonta calls c

joining attorney general rob bonta later this morning.trict attorneys from other counties, including contra costa county, an area that has investigated a number of deadly highway shootings. that conference is put on by the prosecutors alliance of california will hear from one of those organizers coming up at nine o'clock. that's when the conference is all set to start and then rob bonta is set to speak and address the attendees. a little after 10 o'clock. reporting live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james. thank you in berkeley last night, community members came together to mourn the two teenagers who were shot and killed at a house party in oakland over the weekend. even believe that something like this could happen to our 15 year old angel in 17, year old jazzy sotelo garcia, both berkeley high students, longfellow middle school last night friends, family, classmates and community members packed the auditorium in a show of support for the grieving family. we have to hold their memories close to us. ande w

attorney general rob bonta launched a new task force to protect reproductive rights across the state. his opponent, nathan hochman, argues that this announcement is nothing more than a last-minute election stunt. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has more. >> argues this task force is crucial in the fight to safeguard abortion rights statewide. but his opponent questions the timing behind all of in this post, roe v wade society, california attorney general rob bonta says his goal for california is clear but check those seeking and providing abortion and reproductive care. that's why botta says he's launching what's known as the california reproductive rights task force. a coalition of sorts led by the california department of justice and made up of legal and law enforcement partners and agencies from across the state here in california, the right to abortion is increasing. >> but having a right an abortion means very little. if californians do not also have safe liable and access to what it's for that reason, he points out the task force will focus on prosecuting labonta calls c

today, we're joined by his democratic opponent, the current attorney general, rob bonta.ng us. when we spoke to europe hone in on saturday. last night. he decided -- as a major qualification for the job. but you are the incumbent attorney general, you've been in office for a year and a half since the governor appointed you to succeed -- who is now the health secretary. you had a long career in state politics before that. talk to me about what you've been doing in office, what you'd like to do in the next term? [inaudible] >> thank you for having me, reverend, it's an honor to be here. i appreciate the opportunity to join you. thank you for that question. one very important point to be made is my opponent has never been elected to any office by any set of constituents, ever in his lifetime, never had any state experience. this is a statewide elected position. i have vast experience in statewide office and elected office, working in issues related to criminal justice and public safety. my job is to be the peoples attorney. to fight for everyday people. whatever their challe

but first, meet the man running against rob bonta. gop candidate who hopes to become california's next attorney general. >> kron 4 is your election headquarters. a candidate hoping to replace california attorney general rob bonta has officially launched a statewide bus tour today. republican nathan hochman stopped outside the state capitol in sacramento to make his case as to why voters should elect him as the state's next top law officer hochman said he's running in large part because he feels bond has been too soft on crime. >> we need to stop this spiral of lawlessness and we need to stop it. now, if i'm elected attorney general that spiral a law. listen, this is going to stop and we will bring back a spiral of law fullness and accountability to the people. every county in this in this great state. and again, it can happen with your vote. >> we reached out on us campaign for response but did not hear back as of news time bus tour will head to the central coast tomorrow and then southern california on wednesday. >> on the san franci

renee 48 local election headquarters, attorney general rob bonta launched a new task force that he says aims to protect reproductive rights across the state, but his opponent, nathan hochman, argues that announcing this at the last minute is an election stunt. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has more. >> argues this task force is crucial in the fight to safeguard abortion rights statewide. but his opponent questions the timing behind all of in this post, roe v wade society, california attorney general rob bonta says his goal for california is clear but check those seeking and providing abortion and reproductive care. that's why botta says he's launching what's known as the california reproductive rights task force. a coalition of sorts led by the california department of justice and made up of legal and law enforcement partners and agencies from across the state here in california, the right to abortion is increasing. >> but having a right an abortion means very little. if californians do not also have safe liable and access to what it's for that reason, he points out the task force

attorney general rob bonta was in oakland today, talking about ways to prevent gun violence. bonta, along with contra costa county, d a dyna beckton in oakland mayor libby schaaf. half attended the prosecutors alliance of california conference that focuses on preventing interrupting and healing from gun violence. the attorney general delivered the keynote address talking about the recent deadly shootings in oakland, as well as discussing the state's efforts and strategies to address the rise in gun violence. we all know what's happening in our nation right now, and we all know that it's unacceptable. bullets fired indiscriminately. lives taken. in mass on a daily basis. the pain feels, of course, particularly acute in recent days with 111 people shot and killed in our nation every day. what we are doing is not enough. says the state department of justice has been taking legal action against gun traffickers and ghost gun manufacturers as well as retailers. i want people to remember my daughter. it's been 20 years. unfortunately people are still dying for who they are. the moth

attorney general rob bonta says the state needs to do more to p violence. his office created an office of gun violence prevention. he says there is a lot more to do. >> it is not enough to pass the strongest gun safety laws, including a ban on assault weapons, when birthday parties turn into war zones. this doesnt mean our efforts are futile. anything but. they are lifesaving. they work. they save save lives. what it does mean is is that we all need to do more. >> governor gavin newsom signed a new laws restricting the sale and manufacturing of firearms. > >> on to some of your other headlines around the bay area. the bull a whole police officers officers that shot and killed 22-year-old sean monterrosa two two years ago has been tired frm office. detective jarrett tonn shot and killed monterrosa outside walgreens after respondg to a report of vandalism. tonn said he thought monterrosa had a gun. it turned out, he only had a hammer in his pocket. > >> lawsuit seeks to stop the reg of uc hastings. governor newsom signed a bill to change it follg revelations

attorney general rob bonta just launched a task force to protect reproductive rights in california.on prosecuting what he calls crimes of intimidation against women who are seeking an abortion. so this will allow the police to go after people were waiting outside abortion clinics. and taunting women are urging them not to go through with it. this would also enforce consumer protection laws and safeguard abortion-related healthcare information for women. however, bob, his opponent says that launching this task force 2 weeks before the midterms is questionable. >> rob bonta announcing 2 weeks before the election and a task force on women's rights and abortion protection is a classic electionsto it so he can have a nice task force. he is a lot of good words. but if you actually want action done on these topics, fentanyl got more shun protection. nathan hochman will get it done. >> california voters are going to be able to decide if abortion rights should be enshrined in the state's constitution as well. >> meanwhile, there's a group that's working right now to let people who have serve

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attorney general rob bonta launched a task force that he says we'll protect reproductive rights all across the state. but on his opponent, nathan hochman argues the announcement is nothing more than a last-minute election stunt. our kron 4 capitol correspondent eytan wallace breaks it all down for us from sacram. >> argues this task force is crucial in the fight to safeguard abortion rights statewide. but his opponent questions the timing behind all of in this post, roe v wade society, california attorney general rob bonta says his goal for california is clear but check those seeking and providing abortion and reproductive care. that's why botta says he's launching what's known as the california reproductive rights task force. a coalition of sorts led by the california department of justice and made up of legal and law enforcement partners and agencies from across the state here in california, the right to abortion is >> but having a right an abortion means very little. if californians do not also have safe liable and access to what it's for that reason, he points out the task force will f

what a task force is, as rob bonta has to do you need to team up with every d a every sheriff, every police chief up and down the state. chp task force on retail. febreze says it has participated in more than 700 investigations , made 240 arrests and assisted in the recovery of more than $18 million in merchandise. meanwhile bonta, who by the way was appointed to the job of attorney general is running in his first state election. banda does have the endorsements, he says of several law enforcement groups. okay a little bit warmer out there today, and that is going to be the trend the next few days as we go towards the end of the week and then by the weekend, bottom drops out, temperatures get cooler, and we might even see some clouds and some showers showing up in far northern california. it's got a ways to go until that happens here is we are for today's highs 78 in the anti ac 83 fairfield. that's the hot spot temperatures tomorrow. maybe at three degrees to these so the upper seventies are probably turned into 79 80 degrees or something somewhere in that range, and then on wednesd

what a task force is, as rob bonta has to do you need to team up with every d a every sheriff, everye chief up and down the state. the chp task force on retail theft, says it's participated in more than 700 investigations, made 240 arrests and help recover more than $18 million in merchandise. banda, who was appointed to the job of attorney general is running in his first state election has the endorsement of several law enforcement groups of five candidates for mayor of oakland took part in an online forum hosted by the san francisco planning and urban research association. alright questions on a wide range of topics, including climate change. what steps should we take to protect our communities from sea level rise and extreme heat? and so i think we have to continue to center equity. we've got a container built on just intentional community and equity driven approach and we've got to make sure that we make those investments prevention is also extremely important. i supported and not just that, but went to the cpuc to fight for under grounding utilities and piedmont pines. another b

. >>> california attorney general rob bonta is stepping up efforts to help families with water and utility shut off. to californians reminding them of the resources they can use if they are behind on their utility water or electricity payments. >> access to water is a fundamental human right. it is fundamental to living a healthy and productive life. >> he says as of last january, around 1.6 million california households are late on their water bills. all because of plummeting credit scores and looming risks of eviction. >>> president biden rolls out new actions to help families facing tough times with money. >> the steps he is taking against banks to offer you a little more breathing room. >>> plus, a closer look at one of the race's nationally that could i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians u

. >> today, california attorney general rob bonta announced new guidelines to help local governments address wildfire risk, particularly for proposed developments in fire-prone areas. >> when it comes to development, we can't continue business as usual. you must just be must change because wildfires are part of california is present. and as a result of climate change, increasingly part of california's future. >> but us as residential developments and wild fire prone areas can put more people in harm's way and can hinder evacuation routes and emergency access. the guidance includes considering project density project location and water supply and infrastructure as well as evacuation and emergency access and developing homes that are resistant to heat flames and embers. well, we have a nice shot of the san mateo bridge showing a pretty nice evening around the bay area tonight. and lawrence is here filling us in on the remnants of a big storm. yes, former hurricane came on shore south american bringing with it just some a devastating floods there. they continue to see that rain coming d

rob bonta issued two so-called legal alerts, what utility providers, reminding them of the water protection act. bonta also highlighted resources for people behind on utility, water, electric payments. >> access to water is a fundamental human right. it is fundamental to living a healthy and productive life. >> since the beginning of this year, the cost of water has increased by an estimated 40%. >>> still ahead , a special ceremony to mark the golden anniversary of the golden gate area. >>> the keyword is activate. meet two men who are helping businesses in the black community thrive. >>> what would you do with $700 million ? we will hear from bay area residents eagerly awaiting tonight's powerball drawing. >>> a noticeable breeze along the coast, but not an overly windy day. pretty nice weather actually. we will see if he can continue. >>> a major milestone for our bay area area. >> some local leaders hosted a celebration to mark the occasion. it is made up of 82,000 acres of coastal and urban areas . both north and south of the golden gate bridge. >> park officials highlighted the work d

today attorney general rob bonta will be a keynote speaker at a conference on gun violence.ace in oakland as oakland police as oakland police just reported its 1/100 homicide of the year. ktvu james torres joins us now, with information on the growing gun violence in the city of oakland. james it was just last night that longfellow middle school in berkeley became a hub for a vigil for two students of berkeley high school who were shot and killed over the weekend at a house party in oakland. i want to show you the scene from longfellow middle. it was said that those two boys attended brothers, i should say attended that middle school before moving on to high school. that turnout became standing room only people they're honored to remember jay z and angel seletto garcia, who were killed when gunmen walked into a birthday party and began shooting speakers. they're also spoke about the ongoing frustration. with the ongoing violence in oakland. it comes about a week after the shooting on an oakland's king of state campus tomorrow morning. some students from the schools there are

rob alonso was in oakland discussing the problem -- rob bonta. he is helping guide children to make the right decisions. >> teach them how to become passionate, teach them how to be honest, live with integrity. often times these kids need a sense of direction. >> he says california is becoming a national leader in preventing crime and talked about the newly established state office of gun violence prevention, the first in the nation. he says there are no easy short-term answers to preventing then violence crimes. >> some leaders and oaklands chinatown are calling for a city council president to resign. they voiced frustration and concerns over the uptick and violence in oakland. he is among those expressing disappointment with the leadership and efforts to relocate police funding. >> i want all parties to understand this. we hire you. we are the ones, we can also fire you. the crime in oakland is out of control. when can we stop all this islands? we have to work together and make changes. -- when can we stop all this violence? >> nothing is more

attorney general rob bonta is also working to reduce gun violence in oakland. the contra costa county district attorney and oakland mayor, libby schaaf, attended the prosecutors alliance of california conference. that event focused on preventing interrupting and healing from god. on violence. we all know what's happening in our nation right now, and we all know that it's unacceptable. bullets fired indiscriminately. lives taken. in mass on a daily basis. the pain feels, of course, particularly acute in recent days with 111 people shot and killed in our nation every day. what we are doing is not enough. but says the state department of justice has been taking legal action against firearms traffickers and ghost gun manufacturers as well as retailers. time is 5 36. oakland mayor libby shop is finishing the final months as mayor of oakland, and she delivered a state of the city address. just city council. the mayor is knowledge. there is a feeling of anxiety about oakland's future. she says the three biggest problems facing oakland our crime, blight and homelessnes

. >> california attorney general rob bonta made that announcement yesterday. he also says over the course of 13 weeks, the team is also sees more than 100 times of process. cannabis. >> these large elicit operations put our people and environment in harm's way. take for example, that at sites this year, our team again discovered highly toxic chemicals, including cover. if you're on a lethal insecticide that is effectively banned in the united states. >> a lot of the 26 counties in the state that were targeted. santa clara county was the only one in the bay area. national news as we head into the colder months, you have health and government officials with a message for you get the latest coronavirus vaccine. washington correspondent alexandra limon joins us live with those details. good morning. >> reyna, good morning. the white house says that less than 5% of eligible americans have gotten that latest covid-19 vaccine. and officials say that is concerning as they're watching new omicron subvariants spread around the world. >> the holiday season is just around

obviously, becton says her office has sent its report on the wilson case to attorney general rob bonta's office for review. >> in martinez, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news in the south bay and santa clara county judge has postponed sentencing for the couple. >> accused of kidnapping baby brandon in san jose. that's because one of the suspects in the case use tanya guadalupe ramirez reportedly made 300 phone calls in jail after she pleaded no contest to the charges back in august. what was said in those phone calls stopped made public just yet. for now, ramirez faces up to 14 years in prison for the kidnapping of that. then 3 month-old baby brandon in san jose. her secret lover jose par t o faces up to 5 years in prison for his role in the scheme. prosecutors and the suspects. attorneys will review those phone calls over the next few weeks. >> actually, it's something with incriminating in these called it could lead her to a higher sentence. as of now, i have not found anything that would suggest that. >> it's going to change kind of our approach to sentencing. >> ramirez and portillo se

. >> attorney general rob bonta and bay area leaders came together to address gun violence today. bonta highlighting his new office of gun violence prevention. he launched last month and it is the first in the nation. it aims to address the root causes behind violent acts and is working to introduce new programs to prevent it. but he acknowledged that effort alone is not enough. people don't agree to put it. the guns down themselves. it's not enough to be the nation's gun safety leader when our babies are getting shot in the back seat of a car on the 8.80. >> it's not enough that you are statistically less likely to die from a bull in california than just about any other state when our children are being shot in their classrooms. it is not enough to pass the strongest gun safety laws in the nation, including a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines and birthday parties turned into war zones. in addition to bond oakland, mayor libby schaff also spoke directly to prosecutors today saying >> appropriate consequences for violent criminals is necessary to stop the cycle of

investigate los angeles redistricting process in the wake of that leaked audio attorney general rob bonta says leaked audio of the los angeles city council members has quote cast out on a cornerstone of one of our political processes and quote bonta says his office will try to bring the truth to light to help restore confidence in the process for the people of california time floor. oh, eight. president biden is now in southern california. that's where several events are planned, including a speech about infrastructure last night , the president and air force one landed at la international airport. president biden joined house speaker nancy pelosi at the democratic party fundraiser and after his very busy schedule today in california, the president will fly to oregon to help raise money for democrats there for the november election. happening today. the house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection at the capitol will hold its first hearing and more than three months. san jose congresswoman zoe lofgren is a member of that committee and says today's hearing will focus on the t

attorney general rob bonta and bay area leaders all came together to address gun violence. bonta highlighted his new office of gun violence prevention which launched. now it's the first in the nation and it aims to address the root causes behind violent acts. is also working to introduce new programs to prevent gun violence. but he acknowledged that effort alone is not enough to for people who don't agree to put the guns down themselves. >> it's not enough to be the nation's gun safety leader when our babies are getting shot in the back seat of a car on the 8.80. it's not enough that you are statistically less likely to die from a bull in california than just about any other state when our children are being shot in their classrooms. it is not enough to pass the strongest gun safety laws in the nation, including a ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines birthday parties turned into war zones. >> hull mayor libby schaaf also spoke directly to prosecutors yesterday saying appropriate consequences for violent criminals as necessary to stop the cycle of violence. we'

of this is now led to an investigation by the california department of justice attorney general rob bonta announced an investigation into the city's redistricting process because according to the la times, that leaked audio came from a conversation. those council members are having about redrawing boundaries and an attempt to maintain latino political power. >> the remarks that were made by some of los angeles is highest ranking officials were. they were unacceptable, their offensive and they were deeply painful, deeply hurtful to many communities. there's no place to me. be absolutely clear. no place for anti-black antisemitic, anti, indigenous, homophobic, or discriminatory rhetoric of any kind in our state, especially when it comes in relation to the duties of an official, public official. >> martinez was the one making the races comments on that phone call. the others simply did not stand up to say her remarks were wrong or inappropriate. she had been on city council since 2013. >> coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a home in san francisco is getting some attention after the

state attorney general rob bonta hopes visiting oakland tomorrow will help jump start efforts to ease gun violence. he plans to join oakland mayor libby, chef and other members of the community to discuss challenges fighting crime and what can be done to help the victims. at 11 tonight . we expect to see a man accused of a south bahia crime and robbery spree to show up in court tomorrow, investigators say lathan johnson or the necklaces off at least 14 women in sunnyvale, santa clara milpitas in san jose. those attacks started back in june. johnson initially faced robbery charges. now he's facing hate crime charges because the victims were almost always wearing a sari, bendy or other type of ethnic attire. he is expected to enter a plea in connect in with the heat crime charges tomorrow in oakland business owner says vandals have repeatedly targeted his daycare center. adding to his frustration is that each time the city leaves notices that he has to clean it up within 10 days or face fines. ktvu s amberleigh live now in the newsroom with this story, amber julie, the owner says, remov

tonight, california attorney general rob bonta wants to remind those falling behind on paying their utility or their water bills that you have options before. any shut offs. >> you have other rights as well. you have the right to seek an alternative payment plan while keeping your water running, you have the right to contest an appeal charges you believed to be improper and qualifying low-income individuals have the right to pursue a onetime payment, ford's their water bill and to have interest charges for the 12 prior months wave. >> also issued a legal alert reminding urban and community water systems of their responsibility to protect california tenants and home in your owner's that facing water shut offs. >> i whether time is we get a live look outside plenty of water there as we check out the bay from our camera on out time, a pious. but no real water coming from the skies and fog. yes, but no real rain kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to straighten out >> yeah forecast. yeah. this is this is a really tricky time of year to forecast the weather kind of transitioning

which treatment testing counseling social support services as well, california attorney general rob bonta is touting the state's efforts to crack down on fentanyl dealers across the state today. he announced that since april of last year law enforcement teams have arrested some 200 people and seized more than four million fentanyl pills and 900 pounds of fentanyl powder. these operations have aggressively and strategically worked to detect to deter to disrupt and dismantle fentanyl rings and criminal enterprises supply chain networks and criminal syndicates to prevent fentanyl from reaching our neighborhoods and help those directly impacted by this public health crisis. fanta says the state will be expanding operations like this. thanks to eight billion dollars in funding for the creation of a new enforcement program within the department of justice. children as young as five are a step closer to being able to get an updated covid booster shot today the fda gave emergency use authorization for the pfizer and moderna boosters that target the both original strain and the omicron be a four a

in other news tonight, california attorney general rob bonta wants to remind those falling behind on paying their utility or water bills that you have options before. any shut offs. >> you have other rights as well. you have the right to seek an alternative payment plan while keeping your water running, you have the right to contest an appeal charges. he believed to be improper and qualifying low-income individuals have the right to pursue a onetime payment, ford's their water bill and to have interest charges for the 12 prior months wave. >> the attorney general has also issued a legal alert, reminding urban and community water systems of air responsibility to protect california tenants and homeowners facing water shops. >> all right. time for a look at the forecast as we take this live look outside overlooking the golden gate bridge of his next. yeah. beautiful view out there tonight, lawrence karnow joining us now with a look at what to expect. a lawrence yet to be little crisp out there again tonight. temperatures could be dropping off in the 30's and 40's around the bay area. so

attorney general rob bonta announced an investigation into the cities redistricting process because according to the la times that leaked audio came from a conversation those council members were having about redrawing boundaries in an attempt to maintain latino political power. the remarks that were made by. >> some of los angeles is highest ranking officials were. they were unacceptable. they were offensive and they were deeply painful, deeply hurtful to many communities. there's no place to me. be absolutely clear. no place for anti-black antisemitic, anti, indigenous, homophobic, or discriminatory rhetoric of any kind in our state, especially when it comes in relation to the duties of an official, a public official. >> martinez was the one making the racist comments on that phone call. the others simply did not stand up to her and say what she was saying was wrong. she had been on the city council since 2013. the city council. we'll attempt to meet again on friday. >> coming up, social security cost going up for payments set to rise for the first time in decades. >> plus, a federal judge

. >> meanwhile, california attorney general rob bonta confirmed his office will investigate. there's no place to me. be absolutely clear. no place for anti-black antisemitic, anti, indigenous, homophobic, or discriminatory rhetoric of any kind in our state, especially when it comes relations. 57 official that file conversation that raises essential questions for all of us about whether the racism reflected in that discussion. >> actually infected the actions in the redistricting process. that was kimberly chang reporting for us tonight. coming up, a verdict has been reached. the jury makes its decision. >> in the alex jones defamation trial, how much he's been ordered to pay the sandy hook victims. a federal judge has rejected former president donald trump's attempt to delay his deposition in a defamation lawsuit. >> brought by jean carroll. she is a former magazine columnist accused trump of her in a department store in the mid 1990's. trump has denied the allegations to deposition is set for later this month. the judge said, carol would face, quote, substantial injury from

your local election headquarters and the candidate hoping to replace california attorney general rob bonta has officially launched a statewide bus tour today. republican nathan hochman stopped outside of the state capitol to make his case to voters why they should elect him as the state. new top law officer hochman said he's running in large part because he feels bond to has been too soft on crime. >> we need to stop the spiral of lawlessness and we need to stop it. now, if i'm elected attorney general that spiral a law listening. this is going to stop and we will bring back a spiral of law fullness and accountability to the people. every county in this in this great state. and again, it can happen with your vote. >> now we reached out to bomb test campaign for a response but did not hear back as of news time. hoffman's buster will head to the central coast tomorrow and southern california on wednesday, political strategist steve bannon could be facing jail time when he's sentenced in his contempt case on friday. >> the justice department argues city should spend 6 months behind bars and p

today, california attorney general rob bonta announced new guidelines to help local governments dress wildfire risks for proposed developments in fire-prone areas. >> when it comes to development, we can't continue business as usual. you must just be must change because wildfires are part of california is present. and as a result of climate change, increasingly part of california's future. bonta says residential developments and wild wild prone areas can put more people in harm's way and hinder evacuation routes and emergency access. the guidance includes considering project density project location, water supply and infrastructure as well as evacuation and emergency access and developing homes that are resistant to heat flames and embers. >> well, let's check on our weather again on this monday evening. and this picture i can see is the bridge toll and the blue skies in the background. no fog there just yet. but our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us here on this monday night with a look at the forecast for the week ahead. and is there more fog on the way? yeah, it's out

california attorney general rob bonta and his counterparts in several other states are voicing opposition grocery store merger between albertsons and kroger kgs of five states and the district of columbia, wrote a letter today to the grocery store cos they're asking albertsons to delay paying a $4 billion dividends to investors until after the ftc reviews the merger proposal. earlier this month, kroger announced a $20 billion deal to buy albertsons, which also owns safe, san francisco's bayview district, as a new supermarket as ktvu is christian, catherine reports the new lucky bayview store on third street could help alleviate with some call a food desert in the neighborhood. just minutes after opening its doors , customers flooded into the lucky bayview supermarket on third street in san francisco, showing the pent up demand for grocery store april. spears is a neighbor and restaurateur in the bayview restaurants and cafe in my lucky sandwich today, my first purchase here at lucky's says this lucky supermarket is a welcome addition. i am an expecting mother and i have a two year old so

. >> the candidates hoping to replace california attorney general rob bonta has officially launched ade bus tour today. republican nathan hochman stopped outside the state capitol make his case to voters on why they should elect him as the state's next top law officer hochman said he's running in large part because he feels bond has been too soft on crime. >> we need to stop this spiral of lawlessness and we need to stop it. now, if i'm elected attorney general that spiral a law listening. this is going to stop and we will bring back a spiral of law fullness and accountability to the people. every county in this in this great state. and again, it can happen with your vote. >> we reached out on his campaign for a response but did not hear back as of newstime bachmann's bus tour will head to the central coast tomorrow. and southern california on wednesday. weather time as we get a live look outside right now. transamerica pyramid. >> wow, the clouds are there. but boy, it to clear it up to date on warm not as foggy as it's recent standing by also getting darker a little bit earlier ever

california attorney general rob bonta says the state's department of justice has >> wiped out almost a million illegal e cultivated cannabis plants around the state. >> a seasonal task force carried out the work and of course, of 13 weeks. the team says it also seized more than 100 tons of processed cannabis and remove dangerous chemicals from those cultivation areas. these large illicit operations put our people and environment in harm's way. take for example, that at sites this year, our team again discovered highly toxic chemicals, including cover. if you're on a lethal insecticide that is effectively banned in the united states. of the 26 counties targeted in the operation. just one was in the bay area and that was santa clara county. >> in the east bay, the embattled antioch police department continues to attempt to clear some of the same caused by a federal investigation launched in august against 8 officers on that force. today, the interim police chief updated his department's efforts to recruit and retain officers while trying to reform the agency. kron four's philippe djega