that's attorney general rob bonta.ge on the issue of gun violence, all of it in a state where on average more than 3,000 people die of gun violence every year and in a country where as of 2023 more than 42,000 deaths were attributed to guns. the united states. has a uniquely american disease of gun violence that all can be changed. change he says is happening in california in part due to what are known as court issued protective orders when a judge can either restrict or prevent someone from owning a gun. if the court finds that person to be violent, abusive or dangerous, removing the fire arms from people who are in danger. others is a critical way to stop shootings before they are up and it's completely common sense. this new report released by the attorney general shows in 2023 statewide. there were a total of 288,000 court issued protective orders representing a 20% increase since 2020 bonta believes that has helped keep california's gun mortality rate. 40% lower nation's. we have reduce gun violence because of the

that's attorney general rob bonta. the message on the issue of gun violence, all of it in a state where on average more than 3,000 people die of gun violence every year and in a country where as of 2023. >> more than 42,000 deaths were attributed to guns. the >> united states. has a uniquely american disease of gun violence that all can be changed. change he says is happening in california in part due to what are known as court issued protective orders when a judge can either restrict or prevent someone from owning a gun. if the court finds that person to be violent, abusive or dangerous, removing the fire arms from people who are in danger. others is a critical way to stop shootings before they are up and it's completely common sense. this new report released by the attorney general shows in 2023 statewide. there were a total of 288,000 court issued protective orders representing a 20% increase since 2020 bonta believes that has helped keep california's gun mortality rate. 40% lower nation's. we have reduce g n violen

that's attorney general rob bonta. the message on the issue of gun violence, all of it in a state where on average more than 3,000 people die of gun violence every year and in a country where as of 2023 more than 42,000 deaths were attributed to guns. the united states. has a uniquely american disease of gun violence that all can be changed. change he says is happening in california in part due to what are known as court issued protective orders when a judge can either restrict or prevent someone from owning a gun. if the court finds that person to be violent, abusive or dangerous, removing the fire arms from people who are in danger. others is a critical way to stop shootings before they are up and it's completely common sense. this new report released by the attorney general shows in 2023 statewide. there were a total of 288,000 court issued protective orders representing a 20% increase since 2020 bonta believes that has helped keep california's gun mortality rate. 40% lower nation's. we have reduce gun violence beca

that's attorney general rob bonta. on the issue of gun violence, all of it in a state where on average more than 3,000 people die of gun violence every year and in a country where as of 2023 more than 42,000 deaths were attributed to guns. the united states. has a uniquely american disease of gun violence that all can be changed. change he says is happening in california in part due to what are known as court issued protective orders when a judge can either restrict or prevent someone from owning a gun. if the court finds that person to be violent, abusive or dangerous, removing the fire arms from people who are in danger. others is a critical way to stop shootings before they are up and it's completely common sense. this new report released by the attorney general shows in 2023 statewide. there were a total of 288,000 court issued protective orders representing a 20% increase since 2020 bonta believes that has helped keep california's gun mortality rate. 40% lower nation's. we have reduce gun violence because of these

that's attorney general rob bonta.essage on the issue of gun violence, all of it in a state where on average more than 3,000 people die of gun violence every year and in the country where as of 2023 more than 42,000 deaths were attributed to guns. the united states. has a uniquely american disease of gun violence that all can be changed. change he says is happening in california in part due to what are known as court issued protective orders when a judge can either restrict or prevent someone from owning a gun. if the court finds that person to be violent, abusive or dangerous, removing the fire arms from people who are in danger. others is a critical way to stop shootings before they are up and it's completely common sense. this new report released by the attorney general shows in 2023 statewide. there were a total of 288,000 court issued protective orders representing a 20% increase since 2020 bonta believes that has helped keep california's gun mortality rate. 40% lower nation's. we have reduce gun violence because

that's attorney general rob bonta.united states. has a uniquely american disease of gun violence that all can be changed. change he says is happening in california in part due to what are known as court issued protective orders when a judge can either restrict or prevent someone from owning a gun. if the court finds that person to be violent, abusive or dangerous, removing the fire arms from people who are in danger. others is a critical way to stop shootings before they are up and it's completely common sense. this new report released by the attorney general shows in 2023 statewide. there were a total of 288,000 court issued protective orders representing a 20% increase since 2020 bonta believes that has helped keep california's gun mortality rate. 40% lower nation's. we have reduce gun violence because of these protection orders. the problem is they have all these gun laws, but they don't work because the fundamental problem is you have to have deterrence for people violate gun laws but assembly member billa say lee

attorney general rob bonta submitted a comment letter in support of a proposed rule by the u.s.elopment. the rule would generally prohibit considering a renter's criminal activity that occurred more than three years prior to a hud housing application, he says. affordable housing is vital to the successful reentry of justice involved individuals, and to reduce recidivism. >> our time now. 515 we're hearing from an alameda county firefighter who was seriously hurt after battling the corral fire near tracy a week ago. >> i have some, full thickness burns on my left arm. i'm alive, i can walk, my airway is good, i can talk. my eyesight didn't get damaged. i'm able to see and i'm able to recover. >> that was brandon franco. he's recovering from second and third degree burns on his body. his face and his legs. he's being treated at santa clara valley medical center. he's a 22 year veteran firefighter, and he says it's the first time he's been seriously hurt battling a fire. and he has some advice for other firefighters, be aware how how fast things can change, because it caught me off

that's attorney general rob bonta.lence, all of it in a state where on average more than 3,000 people die of gun violence every year and in a country where as of 2023. >>more than 42,000 deaths were attributed to gun c. united states. has a uniquely american disease of gun violence, that all can be changed. change he says is happening in california in part due to what are known as court issued protective orders when a judge can either restrict or prevent someone from owning a gun. if the court finds that person to be violent, abusive or dangerous, removing the fire arms from people who in danger. others is a critical way to stop shootings before they are up and it's completely common sense. this new report released by the attorney general shows in 2023 statewide. there were a total of 288,000 court issued protective orders representing a 20% increase since 2020 bonta believes that has helped keep california's gun mortality rate. 40% lower nation's. we have reduce gun violence because of these protection orders. the pro

also coming up, attorney general rob bonta. >> he's cracking down on ghost guns. the new ban in place for companies that make guns. >> and days after the corral fire burned 14,000 acres. fire crews continue to contain the flames in san joaquin county. >> and then a warning for people going to beach trying to cool down there. what officials want you to keepalame sheriff's office identifying the little girl who tragically drowned last week in fremont. authorities say 11 year-old ana gonzalez got stuck against the flow control structure at alameda creek. first responders arrived on scene about 6 last monday evening and pulled her out of the water. she later died at the hospital. tina gonzalez is the second at least 2 children who drowned in the bay area last month. a 5 year-old drowned in bethel island in early may. and a warning tonight for people trying to beat the heat at the coasts. the national weather service issued a beach hazard. corning, do. >> to the risk of strong sneaker waves and rip currents. the weather service says waves up to 20 feet. common. this is

andy's instagram, featuring attorney general rob bonta and governor gavin newsom. david's facebook showing photos with senator tim kaine and john kerry posted just last week in 2019, the oakland public ethics commission launched an investigation into allegations that cal waste had been funneling illegal campaign contributions to at least five city council candidates, including tao. later, a campaign finance watchdog launched its own investigation into andy dong for laundering campaign contributions. >> well, there is at least probable cause to suspect that there might be some federal violation here. and that's how you get an fbi raid. so my understanding is that prior inquiries into this family. excuse me, involved campaign contributions, which are typically a local or state issue. so what you have with a federal raid here is questions about whether or not federal laws were violated. >> and the dong's also lead the vietnamese-american business association, which helped sponsor and plan mayor tao's trip to vietnam last summer to promote trade in the newsroom. amanda

half moon bay, menlo park, pacifica, portola valley, san carlos and woodside. >> attorney general rob bontas he supports an effort to reduce barriers to affordable housing for those with criminal records. bonta submitted a comment letter today in support of a proposed rule by the u.s. department of housing and urban development that rule would generally prohibit consideration of a criminal activity that occurred more than three years prior to a hud housing application. ag bonta says affordable housing is vital to the successful reentry of justice involved individuals, and reducing recidivism. >> m appel, joining in on the fun coming up the tech giant. now, the latest company to get involved with artificial intelligence. >> plus want this to look and feel like the community and the city we all love, right? we want to put our best foot forward. >> a plan to transform one of san francisco's most well known streets. but it would come at a price and coming up tonight in sports, the san francisco giants at home tonight looking to secure a win in game one of their series against the astros, were t

. >> california attorney general rob bonta says fraudulent schemes targeting seniors are a big deal.adults lose nearly $3 billion to financial frauds and schemes every year. >> authorities want everyone to be aware of scams, fraud and financial elder abuse. >> the scams vary from call center scams, romance scams, grandparent scams. ai is being used more to simulate loved ones in danger and in jeopardy who need money now, and you need to send it. >> community leaders say scammers prey on elders and ethnic communities such as san francisco's chinatown by leveraging culture and language to gain trust. one common scam is the blessing scam. >> two cantonese speaking middle aged people will approach a chinese cantonese speaking older female and once they approach this single elderly, either waiting in the bus stop or walking around by by herself. then they started to talk to them. uh- very trained scammers who could talk up to the seniors about they need blessing because they don't look too well. >> this attorney represents the victims of a $39 million ponzi scheme that targeted residents

that's according to attorney general rob bonta.urt's conservative majority ruled that the gun accessory does not turn a rifle into a machine gun. people who use bump stocks with semiautomatic weapons can fire rapidly, comparable to using a machine gun. a gunman used a bump stock when he killed 60 people at a las vegas music festival back in 2017, the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. we're taking you out live now to the san francisco bay oakland international airport, where a flight that landed here last month is now under investigation. boeing and federal agencies are trying to determine why a southwest airlines flight experienced a rare and dangerous event called a dutch roll. that's when the plane moves back and forth and the nose of the aircraft makes a figure eight. it happened during a flight from phoenix to oakland on may 25th. the plane was damaged, but the crew maintained control and landed safely. thankfully no one was hurt. now to the latest in the state trial for david depape, the man who's already been fe

the office of california attorney general rob bonta, whom andy duong calls a brother on social media, sent ktvu this reply we are aware of the matter. we suggest reaching out directly to the fbi who is handling this investigation. in fact, the duong family has many pictures with many luminaries and celebrities on instagram and on the family controlled vietnamese american business association website illustrating their business, social and political prowess. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news now oakland mayor sheng tao has not spoken publicly about the raids or the investigation, but today we learned she's got an attorney just about an hour ago, our amber lee spoke with defense attorney tony bass. >> he says the search warrant for tao's home was specifically for the house and not to arrest the mayor. bass adds that the mayor is willing to cooperate with any federal investigation, given this is the first she knows of the investigation. >> so there may be reasons why the fbi decided to execute a search warrant on her residence without asking her for information first, but she is and has alwa

. >> california attorney general rob bonta had caed on the supreme court to uphold such laws and he said today this is an importanvictory. these play survors to build frroand abuse. >>shotsptechnology is coming under some majo rutiny. police departments in oakland and san francisco use the system to try to detect guire, but anof at same technology in new york found it to be overwhelmingly inaccurate. city auditors discovered last june ly 13% of shotspotter alerts were actually gunfire. the audit determined even at its best the system is only accurate one out of five times. cities spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on that system each year. >>> in sonoma county calfire reporting the point fire is 75% contained, around 1,200 acres. the firehas destroyed at least three buildings and two damaged. all evacuation orders and warnings have again lifted. >>> in marin county people in novato and san rafael might have seen smoke coming from a controlled burn in the st. vincent area this morning. this was the scene near highway 101 at around 12:30 this afternoon whe it looked like things were wr

according to state attorney general rob bonta, older adults lose nearly $3 billion to financial fraud and scams every year here in san francisco, scammers have targeted elders in the chinatown community using culture and language to gain trust. authorities encouraged people who witnessed these crimes to report it to police and adult protective services. also today, the annual fireworks buyback on the peninsula. the san mateo county sheriff's office will hold three buyback events throughout june. fireworks are currently illegal in san mateo county, except in san bruno and pacifica. authorities say people can turn them in anonymously without question. it's an effort made by the county to get the banned explosives out of the public's hands and prevent any incidents from happening on the 4th of july. now, here's another reason to grab your camera or smartphone today is nature photography day, and to mark the event, the north american nature photography association is asking photographers to document nature through pictures. the photos are intended to encourage us to preserve nature for fu

last august attorney general rob bonta filed a lawsuit against the chino valley school district over its policy. marietta valley was the first school district to adopt such a policy. they announced in april they will not attempt to enforce it. remember, our pride special "hope love pride" airs at 10:00 a.m. sunday, june 30th, on our sister station pix+ 44 cable 12 and streaming on our cbs news app. >>> a big night for a bay area performer at the tony awards, the big winner at last night's show was stereophonic, about a 1970s rock band struggling to make a new record. one of the lead actors is the bay area's very own will grill who won best featured actor in a play. our gianna franco spoke to him before that big win. >> really credit cmt for being the reason i'm still doing this. it's such a lovely environment. it's so supportive. i remember being 10 years old and realizing what the bay area was and how special a place it is and sort of like the cosmic joy and guilt of being born into such an amazing part of the world. >> bill grew up in menlo park and fell in love with the performing

at 730 tonight, california attorney general rob bonta today releasing the state's 2023 hate crime report and the largest change documented documented in this report was an 86.4% increase in anti-lgbtq+ crimes. anti-transgender bias events also increased by 10. the number of events where racial bias played a role decreased by 21, and offenses overall did go down by almost 9. with the number of victims also decreasing. well, this weekend is the biggest of pride month in san francisco, with sunday's massive parade and several exciting events leading up to it. our crystal bailey is here now after spending the day in the city and there is a lot crystal to look forward to. >> that's right heather. events have already begun and businesses all over the city are expecting a boost, with 1 million people expected to party, dine and celebrate all weekend long. pride is here. it's one of the biggest events of the year in san francisco, with over 1 million people expected to come to the city. businesses like ginger's are poised to reap the benefits. >> the numbers are are huge, and we're just getting

today, state attorney general rob bonta filed an amended complaint to a current suit against five big companies exxon mobil, chevron, shell, bp and conocophillips. the complaint seeks to force the companies to give up profits, which the state says they made while deceiving consumers about their role in contributing to climate change. the legal action comes months after a new state law took effect that allows the attorney general to seek profits earned by companies through illegal conduct. in san jose, a vta light rail extension project is now officially in its second phase of construction. ground was broken over the weekend on the $652 million project. once completed, it will connect light rail riders in east san jose to bart. the alum rock light rail station, and the eastridge transit center. earlier today, we spoke with mayor matt mehan. he says the extension will give people in east san jose some much needed options while helping to ease congestion and reduce emissions. this is a big deal. >> this is a part of town that has a ton of people, has traditionally been underinvested in f

. >>> california's attorney general, rob bonta, blasted the ruling and called on congress to act saying, "bump stocks make semiautomatic weapons as dangerous as the fully automatic weapons that cause mass casualties, put our communities in danger, and have lethal consequences." >>> working remotely comes with increased flexibility and a better work/life balance, but you might want to make sure you're actually working. some wells fargo employees found that out the hard way. more than a dozen workers were fired for simulating keyboard activity. in other words, they were pretending to work likely using a device called a mouse jigglier that keeps your screen active while you're away. a bank spokesperson declined to offer more details about the firings. >>> up next, a remarkable scene in the woods in placer county where a family's runaway donkey was just discovered living with wild elk. >>> i look at him and he just starts smiling. everything goes away. >> we'll meet the oakland baller's star pulling ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about

that's according to attorney general rob bonta, the high court's conservative majority ruled that the gun accessory does not turn a rifle into a machine gun. people who use bump stocks with semiautomatic weapons can fire rapidly compared to using a machine gun. a gunman used a bump stock when he killed 60 people at a las vegas music festival back in 2017, the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. all right. to a live look outside now in the san francisco bay oakland international airport, where a flight that landed here last month is under investigation. both ang and federal agencies are trying to determine why a southwest airlines flight experienced a rare and dangerous event called a dutch roll. that's when the plane moves back and forth, and the nose of the aircraft makes a figure eight. it happened during a flight from phoenix to oakland on may 25th. the plane was damaged, but the crew maintained control and landed safely. thankfully, no one was hurt. now to the latest in the state trial for david depape, the man who's already been federally convicted in the attack on pa

state attorney general rob bonta announced he would review the case in a letter sent friday to the san francisco board of supervisors, bonta's office said. after carefully reviewing the documents, prosecutors did not abuse its discretion and a decision not to file charges. alameda county firefighters are raising money to help one of their own, he was injured while fighting a fast moving wildfire. those firefighters at station 55 started a go fund me page for 22 year old brandon franco. he suffered burns on many parts of his body while battling the corral fire on june 1st. he's had surgery and will likely require additional procedures. so far, firefighters have raised more than $25,000 of their $30,000 goal. while some quick thinking may have been a lifesaver for a windsurfer who found himself stranded on a remote beach in santa cruz county, this was genius. it was. he was spotted by rescuers after spelling out help, he wrote help with rocks in the sand over the weekend. today, firefighters who rescued that man are sharing their story. here's nbc's ian cull. around 430 sunday night, a h

because it included the measures formal ballot summary and title is published by attorney general rob bonta just as he does with every ballot measure. some have described the way bunt awarded the title and summary as convoluted and lengthy causing voter fatigue and confusion. it can be very frustrating voters if they're confused about what exactly a measure would do. >> we see this in many other areas where if people aren't sure what the specific impact of their vote will be, then they either won't vote for that measure or they'll vote now. >> and the poll also found 54% of californians disapprove of the job. governor gavin newsom is doing and it's even worse for the legislature with roughly 6 out of every 10 californians saying they disapprove what's happening and that building reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >> police in santa rosa are warning of a rise in gang related violence. they say several boys ranging in age from 13 to 15 have been arrested in connection to robberies and assaults in the downtown area near the santa rosa transit mall. police say the latest assault was june 6 r

at regional urging, state attorney general rob bonta to intervene and halt the company's planned closure. they plan to deliver those signatures directly to bonta office this week. why hca are you taking away the lifelines from low income communities of color? we don't want to go like a third world country. instead, we need to go to a first world country treatment for this population. firefighters say a closure would have ramifications far beyond san jose. by pushing patients who would have gone to regional to other facilities already facing their own patient care and staffing challenges. in san jose. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news while the search is on tonight for a suspect in a shooting in san jose, police are looking for this man, joseph martinez. they say he shot another man back in may at a homeless encampment in the area of mclaughlin. and 280 paramedics did rush that man to the hospital, but he died. martinez has been added to spd's most wanted fugitive list. now, that list now has a facebook and instagram page. the department unveiled them today. they're going to showcase fug

el grupo ha colectado más de 7200 firmas pidiéndole al fiscal estatal rob bonta que intervenga.opietario de la franquicia y decidió clausurar el local por el aumento de costos. aseguró que le dio a los empleados la opción de transferirse a 1 de los otros mcdonald's, que aún opera en declaraciones previas. así, nbc broderick también ha dicho que, a su juicio, algunas regulaciones gubernamentales están ahogando a las pequeñas empresas. esto es para gente pagar el precio tan económico por una taza de café cuando en otro lado es demasiado caro. starbucks o pizza o. algunos clientes lamentaron quedarse sin opción como la escuchaba de consumir alimentos y también el centro comercial informó que intentó renegociar el contrato, pero que no llegaron a un acuerdo. la agencia cal fire informó que el incendio en el condado sonoma ya está contenido en un 100. este incendio estuvo activo por 8 días. quemó un poco más de 1200 acres y según reportes de los 360 bomberos, 1 resultó herido durante la trayectoria, 3 estructuras resultaron destruidas, otras con diferentes tipos de de daños. aún no s

attorney general rob bonta says he hopes the report empowers violence survivors to use the full range of options available to them in our state and help victims determine which direction might work best for their specific situation. removing firearms from people who endanger others is a critical way to stop shootings before they erupt, and it's completely common sense. i think everyone can understand that someone who indicates they're going to kill somebody with a firearm, if you could prevent them from doing so by removing their firearm before they can take those actions, we can save lives. according to the report, the number of gun violence related protection orders issued in california increased by 20% between 2020 and 2023. there was key testimony today in hunter biden's federal gun trial. president biden's sole surviving son faces three federal charges tied to the possession of a gun while using narcotics. hallie biden, the widow of hunter biden's brother beau. she took the stand. the two had a romantic relationship after beau's death. nbc's brie jackson brings us this story from

state attorney general rob bonta then announced he would review the case. in a letter sent friday to the san francisco board of supervisor, bonta's office said after carefully reviewing the documents, prosecutors did not abuse their discretion in its decision to file not to file charges. d.a. brooke jenkins released a statement saying in part, we are committed to fair and ethical prosecutions, that our experience tells us we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt and will never shirk our responsibilities for political expediency. since car break-ins continue to be a problem in oakland, one of the latest victims was a high school student celebrating her graduation at a local restaurant. when suspects broke into her car, stealing hundreds of dollars worth of gifts in the process stealing away her special moment, her special night of becoming a graduate at nbc's pete serratos has the story that's new. at 11. soraya pharr was on cloud nine last week, walking across the graduation stage, becoming a high school graduate at envision academy in oakland. and she got to

biden, vice president kamala harris, governor gavin newsom, multiple pictures with attorney general rob bontalth and human services secretary and former ag javier becerra. the list goes on, including some in other states like nevada ag, aaron ford, according to an investigation by the fair political practices commission, which is a state oversight arm. andy duong was the true source of at least 93 contributions to multiple local campaign committees when he created a campaign contribution laundering scheme to benefit his family owned company, calif waste solutions, or ors, falsely using the names of intermediaries or straw donors. instead of disclosing ors as the true source of the contributions. according to the fppc, this is an ongoing investigation, with evidence suggesting it started around 2016 through at least 2018, and included some campaign contributions that were fraudulently concealed from the public. all but one of the campaign committees targeted were in jurisdictions with local contribution limits, and to make matters worse, the investigation found during this time the city of oak

signatures from doctors, nurses and other medical staff at regional calling for state attorney general rob bontato intervene. they plan to deliver those signatures directly to bonta's office this week. doctors say there's no more time to waste. every minute is a chance between life and death. so in trauma, first hour is very important to stabilize the patient in stroke every minute. if you delay, you lose 1.9 million cells in the brain. in a statement, hca says its goal is to provide excellent health care services to the east side community. hca says closing the trauma center impacts less than 2% of patients treated daily there. a hospital representative also described the protests as an exaggeration and theatrics. this really hurts. it is getting more expensive to make it in the bay area in even more places. high home prices now spreading to more bay area cities, largely fueled by all that tech wealth. here's our business and tech reporter scott budman. there are some new homes coming on the market here. that's the good news. the bad news. but it's still not enough for the amount of people that

rob bonta says, quote, bump stocks make semiautomatic weapons as dangerous as the fully automatic weaponst cause mass casualties but are communities in danger and have lethal consequences? bump stocks still remain illegal in california, but a federal law banning bump stocks would be consistent with the longstanding effort to keep deadly weapons off the streets and out of our state. still ahead, the latest numbers on a new poll that shows democrat adam schiff. >> ahead in the race for u.s. senate seat, we break them down. >> and it's the faa is investigating a boeing flight after passengers experienced scary turbulence. details of what's going on there next. >> a business owner in milpitas is picking up the pieces after a break-in at his restaurant. you can see the damage done at talk of las vegas on north milpitas boulevard. the owner tells us it happened shortly after midnight yesterday. the total costs and damage about 3300 bucks. 2000 of that is just to replace the window. >> the faa is investigating a new incident with a boeing 7.37. max. 8 jet on its way to oakland, the recent southw

that's what california attorney general rob bonta says is his goal. i'm capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you what critical role he says courts like this one play to help achieve that goal and why republicans say they're skeptical. >> and why the push to get pandas to san francisco is now pandas to san francisco is now getting even more pushback. ow o network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! it's time to get away and cash in at cache creek casino resort. to rock and to roll. to go all out or go all in with four stars and rising stars. northern california's premier casino resort is t

because it included the measures formal ballot summary and title is published by attorney general rob bonta just as he does with every ballot measure. some have described the way bunt awarded the title and summary as convoluted and lengthy causing voter fatigue and confusion. it can be very frustrating voters if they're confused about what exactly a measure would do. >> we see this in many other areas where if people aren't sure what the specific impact of their vote will be, then they either won't vote for that measure or they'll vote now. >> and the poll also found 54% of californians disapprove of the job. governor gavin newsom is doing and it's even worse for the legislature with roughly 6 out of every 10 californians saying they disapprove what's happening and that building reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >> up next, we're going hear from a local nonprofit about their mission to inspire inner city kids to go to the ocean city kids to go to the ocean and ride the waves. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to

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on bump stocks will not impact california's law against them, according to state attorney general rob bonta. the justices ruled the gun accessory does not turn a rifle into a machine gun. people who use bump stocks with semiautomatic weapons can fire rapidly, kind of like using a machine gun. a gunman used a bump stock when he killed 60 people at a las vegas music festival in 2017. this is a live picture from our camera at san francisco bay oakland international airport, where a flight that landed here last month is under investigation. boeing and federal agencies are trying to determine why a southwest airlines flight experienced a rare and dangerous event, called a dutch roll, during a flight from phoenix to oakland on may 25th. that's when the plane moves back and forth. the nose of the aircraft makes a figure eight. the plane was damaged, but the crew maintained control and landed safely. no one was hurt. >> all right. now to the latest in the trial for the man accused in the 2022 attack on paul pelosi, the husband of speaker emerita nancy pelosi. today, david depapes defense team reste

biden, vice president kamala harris, governor gavin newsom, multiple pictures with attorney general rob bonta and health and human services secretary and former ag javier becerra. the list goes on, including some in other states like nevada ag, aaron ford, according to an investigation by the fair political practices commission, which is a state oversight arm. andy duong was the true source of at least 93 contributions to multiple local campaign committees when he created a campaign contribution laundering scheme to benefit his family owned company, calif waste solutions, or ors, falsely using the names of intermediaries or straw donors. instead of disclosing ors as the true source of the contributions. according to the fppc, this is an ongoing investigation, with evidence suggesting it started around 2016 through at least 2018, and included some campaign contributions that were fraudulently concealed from the public. all but one of the campaign committees targeted were in jurisdictions with local contribution limits, and to make matters worse, the investigation found during this time the cit

on bump stocks will not impact california's law against them, according to state attorney general rob bonta. the justices ruled the gun accessory does not turn a rifle into a machine gun. people who use bump stocks with semiautomatic weapons can fire rapidly, kind of like using a machine gun. a gunman used a bump stock when he killed 60 people at a las vegas music festival in 2017. this is a live picture from our camera at san francisco bay oakland international airport, where a flight that landed here last month is under investigation. boeing and federal agencies are trying to determine why a southwest airlines flight experienced a rare and dangerous event, called a dutch roll, during a flight from phoenix to oakland on may 25th. that's when the plane moves back and forth. the nose of the aircraft makes a figure eight. the plane was damaged, but the crew maintained control and landed safely. no one was hurt. >> all right. now to the latest in the trial for the man accused in the 2022 attack on paul pelosi, the husband of speaker emerita nancy pelosi. today, david depapes defense team reste

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, attorney general, rob bonta! [applause] >> give it up one more time to mayor breed! >> thank you for the very kind generous introduction mayor breed. i'm honored and grateful for the opportunity to be here to celebrate the kickoff of juneteenth with all of you. i want to say first, greetings from both me and assembly member mia bonta, sometimes known as the better bonta. we send our best as you kickoff the celebration in san francisco and of course we are commemorating the emancipation of enslaved black americans in the united states of america. a time we take the time to honor the legacy of those who fought for freedom and celebrate the significant sacrifices and achievements and contributions of black americans to our great country. we also recommit to forging a new unified future, a future that doesn't ignore the past, because we must acknowledge the sins of the past, the wrongs and ingests of the past but isn't-voting disenfranchisement. america fulfills its promise to all and juneteenth and about acknowledgi

the report released today by attorney general rob bonta shows from 2020 to 2023. there's been a 20% increase in the number of court issued gun violence, protective orders in california. bonta believes the orders helped keep the state's gun mortality rate 40% lower than the nation's but republican assembly member say leave says he doesn't take bonta seriously as he is not supported other bills to increase penalties for people who use guns illegally. >> assembly bill, 30 37, which would have restored the firearm enhancement. it would have said that if you use the gun in the commission of felony, you get 20 years at a two-year sentence. he did not support it. and in fact, the democrats in this body rejected the bill. so that's why i don't take them seriously. i don't believe them when they say they care about gun violence, they care about getting guns out of the hands of law abiding citizens. that's what they care about. >> bonta hopes other states will do what california has done on gun violence, protective orders. the report also says more than 3,000 gun-related de

attorney general rob bonta says ai generated scams are widespread and often tricky to spot.cammers use ai to impersonate distressed family members. bonta suggests creating a family code word to identify if a family member is really in trouble, and to minimize personal audio and video content on social media. scammers can use these clips to create cloned voices and videos of loved ones. >> shares of nvidia were lower today, but the santa clara company has been flying high. the tech company's stock has climbed more than 200% in the last year. shares are up 20% since its blowout profits report just last week. it's now the third most valuable company in the world, behind microsoft and apple, but it could soon take over the number two spot if its momentum continues. investors are bullish on its chips for artificial intelligence. the dow was up 575 points, a gain of 1.5. the nasdaq was flat, weighed down by sagging prices for nvidia and other tech stocks today, the s&p was up 42. gap shares jumped nearly 29% after stronger profit and revenue for the quarter than analysts expected.

california attorney general rob bonta joined law enforcement from several different departments to announcects are members of an organized crime ring responsible for more than 20 robberies and burglaries, similar to those captured on video right here in the bay area. they're charged with stealing merchandise from high end jewelry stores in san diego, orange, riverside and kern counties. >> going into stores when members of the public were present, engaging with the retail employees and removing and stealing and grabbing, smashing and grabbing. at times, jewelry and fleeing the store, of course, without paying for it . >> bonta says the arrests are the result of an investigation that started more than a year ago, helping to build a better bay area. new federal funding will be used to help streamline public transportation in contra costa county. transit officials say it could boost ridership and have a huge impact on the county's fastest growing population, aging seniors. the goal is to help people plan their routes better, even if they use multiple transit methods, including paratransit. i h

biden, vice president kamala harris, governor gavin newsom, multiple pictures with attorney general rob bontan services secretary and former ag javier becerra, the list goes on, including some in other states like nevada ag aaron ford. according to an investigation by the fair political practices commission, which is a state oversight arm, andy duong was the true source of at least 93 contributions to multiple local campaign committees when he created a campaign contribution laundered scheme to benefit his family owned company, california waste solutions, or ors, falsely using the names of intermediaries or straw donors. instead of disclosing as the true source of the contributions. according to the fppc, this is an ongoing investigation with evidence suggesting it started around 2016 through at least 2018, and included some campaign contributions that were fraudulently concealed from the public. all but one of the campaign committee's targeted were in jurisdictions with local contribution limits, and the investigation found during this time, the city of oakland prohibited campaign contributi

because it included the measures formal ballot summary and title is published by attorney general rob bonta just as he does with every ballot measure. some have described the way bunt awarded the title and summary as convoluted and lengthy causing voter fatigue and confusion. it can be very frustrating voters if they're confused about what exactly a measure would do. >> we see this in many other areas where if people aren't sure what the specific impact of their vote will be, then they either won't vote for that measure or they'll vote now. >> and the poll also found 54% of californians disapprove of the job. governor gavin newsom is doing and it's even worse for the legislature with roughly 6 out of every 10 californians saying they disapprove what's happening and that building reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >> big news this week from the supreme court. the high court struck down a trump era ban on bump stocks which allow semiautomatic weapons to fire like machine guns. the supreme court ruled the trump administration did not follow federal law when it banned bump stocks. the ban ca

because it included the measures formal ballot summary and title is published by attorney general rob bontaust as he does with every ballot measure. some have described the way bunt awarded the title and summary as convoluted and lengthy causing voter fatigue and confusion. it can be very frustrating voters if they're confused about what exactly a measure would do. >> we see this in many other areas where if people aren't sure what the specific impact of their vote will be, then they either won't vote for that measure or they'll vote now. and the poll also found 54% of californians disapprove of governor gavin newsom's. job performance reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace. >> kron 4 news. >> california has a new group aims to fight wildfire risks and make sure all homes are in short. it's called the senate insurance working group. senator dave cortese of santa clara county is a member. he tells us the insurance crisis is leaving. california residents vulnerable and the group is committed to finding a sustainable solutions to ensure every homeowner has reliable insurance coverage. >

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, attorney general, rob bonta! [applause] >> give it up one more time to mayor breed! >> thank you for the very kind generous introduction mayor breed. i'm honored and grateful for the opportunity to be here to celebrate the kickoff of juneteenth with all of you. i want to say first, greetings from both me and assembly member mia bonta, sometimes known as the better bonta. we send our best as you kickoff the celebration in san francisco and of course we are commemorating the emancipation of enslaved black americans in the united states of america. a time we take the time to honor the legacy of those who fought for freedom and celebrate the significant sacrifices and achievements and contributions of black americans to our great country. we also recommit to forging a new unified future, a future that doesn't ignore the past, because we must acknowledge the sins of the past, the wrongs and ingests of the past but isn't-voting disenfranchisement. america fulfills its promise to all and juneteenth and about acknowledgi

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome, attorney general, rob bonta! [applause] >> give it up one more time to mayor breed! >> thank you for the very kind generous introduction mayor breed. i'm honored and grateful for the opportunity to be here to celebrate the kickoff of juneteenth with all of you. i want to say first, greetings from both me and assembly member mia bonta, sometimes known as the better bonta. we send our best as you kickoff the celebration in san francisco and of course we are commemorating the emancipation of enslaved black americans in the united states of america. a time we take the time to honor the legacy of those who fought for freedom and celebrate the significant sacrifices and achievements and contributions of black americans to our great country. we also recommit to forging a new unified future, a future that doesn't ignore the past, because we must acknowledge the sins of the past, the wrongs and ingests of the past but isn't-voting disenfranchisement. america fulfills its promise to all and juneteenth and about acknowledgi

the office of california attorney general rob bonta, whom andy duong calls a brother on social media, sent ktvu this reply we are aware of the matter. we suggest reaching out directly to the fbi who is handling this investigation. in fact, the duong family has many pictures with many luminaries and celebrities on instagram and on the family controlled vietnamese american business association website illustrating their business, social and political prowess, criminal defense and white collar defense. attorney tony bass, who has been retained by mayor shengtao, issued this statement on her behalf. mayor tao is ready, willing and able to cooperate fully with federal investigators. she has nothing to hide. it's unfortunate that she has had to endure the bad optics of having this search warrant executed on her home, she would have cooperated with this investigation without the need for this search. she will continue to do the work. oakland expects from their mayor and provide the federal government with whatever information they are seeking. we have no information that she is or will be th