mientras que el fiscal general rob bonta habló en sacramento sobre las protecciones para estudiantesy protecciones bajo la ley. carlos alberto trestini nos cuenta más. ha sido una conferencia bastante corta la que tuvo lugar esta mañana en el departamento de justicia acá en sacramento, pero en el que el fiscal general del estado rob bonta ha sido contundente al decir que california seguirá creando espacios seguros para todos loss esdiantes, incluidos los estudiantes transgéneros y de género. no conforme. el fiscal ha dicho que la discriminación no tiene lugar en las aulas y asegura que la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump intenta erosionar la santidad de las escuelas como un lugar donde los niños puedan aprender y crecer. también enfatizó que el plan de estudios escolar y los materiales de instrucción son una decisión estatal y local, y que el gobierno federal no tiene autoridad para dictar lo que enseñan en el estado. también dio a conocer una serie de recomendaciones oficiales de las escuelas y agentes de inmigración llegan a los planteles. en este sentido, ha dicho que deben no

this is in sacramento at the department of justice, where attorney general rob bonta is holding a news conference right now to talk about what's being done to protect students and teachers from federal immigration threats and to keep campuses. as you can see on the placard there, a welcome, safe and inclusive space for all. now, over the past couple of weeks, ice agents were spotted in east san jose, not far from amit, taking people into custody. now, it's not clear what the circumstances were surrounding those individuals during its meeting this afternoon. the san jose city council will vote on that resolution. i mentioned earlier that, if approved, will direct staff to look into how the city can expand its support for the rapid response network, which helps undocumented immigrants and look into additional funding for legal and support assistance for those individuals. in a statement this morning, mayor matt mahan says, quote, san jose offers no sanctuary to criminals. but he reiterated the san jose police department will not, quote, participate in enforcement activities solely based

what he'd asked for was $25 million to help attorney general rob bonta.f the attorney general finds a reason to sue the trump administration, let's say, to keep them from freezing the money that's entitled to california, or for the idea of ending birthright citizenship. rob bonta as ag is going to be armed with $25 million to defend california in that, or to oppose trump on that legal grounds. we've seen it before. during trump's first administration, gavin newsom made a big deal out of it in california. the second part was another $25 million that was to go into is to go into funding non-profits who will defend immigrants, who face deportation and give them legal advice. that's a stickier one, because there was a real question about whether or not it would possibly include people being deported who have been convicted of crimes. and while the legislature says it would not include people who have serious or violent crimes on their record or been convicted of it, there's a real question in california, as you know, as to what the definition of a serious cri

ha sido una conferencia de prensa muy corta, pero donde el fiscal general de california, rob bonta hates, incluidos también los estudiantes transgéneros y de género. no conforme él ha dicho también durante esta conferencia que acaba de culminar hace pocos minutos que no existe espacio para la discriminación en las aulas de clase y asegura que la orden ejecutiva del presidente trump intenta erosionar esa santidad de las escuelas como un lugar donde los niños puedan aprender y crecer. también enfatizó que el plan de estudios escolar y los materiales de instrucción son una decisión estatal y local, y que el gobierno federal no tiene autoridad para dictar lo que se enseña en california. pero también ha dado a conocer una serie de recomendaciones a oficiales de las escuelas y agentes de inmigración. llegan a los planteles y en este sentido ha dicho que deben notificar al administrador de la agencia educativa local designada de esta solicitud y avisar al oficial de inmigración. antes de proceder con la solicitud. primero debe recibir instrucciones del administrador de la agencia educativa l

senator scott wiener and supervisor dorsey and not just one california attorney general rob bonta buta second former attorney general who today is the vice president of the united states kamala harris . >> so as our city leaders know, as my clients know, our legal professionals are often the unsung heroes quietly doing the hard work of government every day. within the confidential attorney client relationship they advise every year on tens of thousands of legal issues defending billions of taxpayer dollars against thousands of claims and lawsuits drafting countless contracts and ordinances for the good of the city. and at this moment i'd like to ask everyone here who has ever worked in our office to please stand up and be acknowledge stand up. we salute you. >> we thank you. now our office has always been stellar and leading the way. but i've been very proud of the work that we have done since i became your city attorney in 2021 as a.g. bonta mentioned. after the opioid industry addicted an entire generation of americans, our office won the largest settlement of its kind by any city i

. >> well, claudine, attorney general rob bonta today re-emphasized that california will remain a statetudents should feel safe and welcome on campus. but local school districts are already ramping up training internally for teachers, for staff on what to do in the event of an immigration enforcement action on campus. >> california's schools are and will remain a welcoming, inclusive and safe place for all. >> attorney general rob bonta on tuesday reinforced one key message. >> in california all students have the right to an education, regardless of their immigration status or the immigration status of anyone in their family. >> just what's happening with with, you know, all the fear eyes being in the community and. >> educators here at the alum rock union school district in east san jose are joining other bay area districts in training and outreach efforts on campuses. >> right now. with that heightened, you know, just alert and fear that's out there, we want to make sure that our administrators are know what resources are there. >> this meeting of the district's immigration support re

today, attorney general rob bonta said all students are safe inside california's classrooms and thatocal agencies cannot be forced to carry out white house policies. in california, all students have the right to an education, regardless of their immigration status or the immigration status of anyone in their family. state guidelines tell educators to ask for credentials at any documents that authorize school access and to notify parents. while there have been scares at schools, ice hasn't said publicly how many, if any, arrests have been made on school campuses. all clear in martinez, three days after a fire erupted at the refinery there. a public health advisory ended this afternoon, meaning there is no longer a risk with people with respiratory issues. the fire erupted saturday from a leak and that triggered a shelter in place order. just this morning, a county supervisor said the fire had been contained but was still burning. the county wants an independent investigation and an audit of the refinery. officials point out this is the third major incident since the refinery was bough

hablemos ahora del fiscal de california rob bonta, que reafirmó hoy también martes el compromiso delorden ejecutiva del presidente trump, señalando que busca socavar la integridad del sistema educativo. además, recordó que el plan de estudios es una competencia estatal y que el gobierno federal no puede imponer cambios en el contenido educativo. regresamos a san josé, donde en estos momentos el distrito escolar franklin mckinley lleva a cabo una reunión con padres de familia para discutir su propuesta de cerrar varias escuelas primarias debido al déficit presupuestario que enfrentan. allí estamos. esta nathalie vera se encuentra en vivo desde la escuela bridgeway academy. nathalie cuál es el ambiente? ya comenzó la reunión? sí, de hecho, ha comenzado hace unos minutos. también tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar con algunos padres de familia, quienes reiteraron cómo les afectaría esto. algunos me dicen que no tienen otro modo de transporte. si llegan a trasladar a sus hijos a otra escuela. otros me dicen que tienen a sus hijos en programas de educación especial, así que sabemos que va a

to allocate 25 million dollars to the california department of justice to help attorney general rob bonta fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. the second bill proposes another 25 million dollars for immigration-related legal services to fight against trump backed mass deportations. the majority of democrats in this chamber voicing support for the legislation. and let me be blunt. >> right now. californians are being threatened by an out of control administration in washington. that doesn't care about the constitution. but things there are no limits to its power given the many executive orders that have been issued over the past 2 weeks. i can say with clarity or we do not trust president donald trump. >> this funding is about upholding the rule of law. this funding is about protecting californians of every background of every political party and of every religious affiliation of every immigration status. it is about protecting the people of the state of california. but republicans expressed concerns about the legislation for this body to appropriate 50 million dollars.

leaders continue to criticize president trump's immigration crackdown, including attorney general rob bontawho insists california will remain an inclusive place. >> california all students have the right to an education, regardless of their immigration status or the immigration status of anyone in their family. >> leaders also emphasize that warrants signed by a judge are needed to enter classrooms or other nonpublic places on campus. as rain hits the bay area, snow hits the sierra. we are taking a look at some of the totals today as officials brace for more snowy conditions, and will be closely monitoring the wet and windy weather all night. a live look for you here of the golden gate bridge toll plaza. you can see our cameras dotted with some raindrops there. traffic moving pretty good, even though these roads have been slick all day. you are watching ktvu news the radar right now. all of that green indicates rain moving across the bay area, and it has been pretty strong today, moving through from the north bay to the south bay. we heard mark tamayo earlier saying that the rain will soon

to allocate 25 million dollars to the california department of justice to help attorney general rob bonta fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. the second bill proposes another 25 million dollars for immigration-related legal services to fight against trump backed mass deportations. the majority of democrats in this chamber voicing support for the legislation. and let me be blunt. >> right now. californians are being threatened by an out of control administration in washington. that doesn't care about the constitution. but things there are no limits to its power given the many executive orders that have been issued over the past 2 weeks. i can say with clarity or we do not trust president donald trump. >> this funding is about upholding the rule of law. this funding is about protecting californians of every background of every political party and of every religious affiliation of every immigration status. it is about protecting the people of the state of california. but republicans expressed concerns about the legislation for this body to appropriate 50 million dollars.

enforcement raids in so-called sensitive areas which include schools today, california attorney general rob bontannounced new guidance for students and teachers should ice agents come on campuses. bonta says schools should notify soon as possible before an officer proceeds with immigration enforcement and says employees should also ask always ask for the officers credentials, including their name and badge number. as chief law enforcement for i'm here to defend to enforce. >> and uphold our laws and protect all california s. no matter. how you look. where you from, what language you speak. how you pray who you love or how you identify. that includes ensuring that our schools are welcoming, inclusive and safe for all students and educators. >> a spokesperson from the u.s. department of homeland security says trump's decision to rescind the guidance, quote, empowers border patrol and ice to enforce immigration laws and catch criminals who have illegally come into the country. criminals will no longer be able to hide in schools and churches, end quote. >> still ahead, our coverage on this storm ripp

. >> attorney general rob bonta on tuesday reinforced one key message. >> in california all students have the right to an education, regardless of their immigration status or the immigration status of anyone in their family. >> it just what's happening with with, you know, the fear eyes being in the community and. >> educators here at the alum rock union school district in east san jose are joining other bay area districts in training and outreach efforts on campuses. >> right now. with that heightened, you know, just alert and fear that's out there, we want to make sure that our administrators are know what resources are there. >> this meeting of the district's immigration support resource group was putting final touches on district wide training, which will be conducted later this week, focusing on how to respond to potential immigration actions on campus, as well as how to address concerns from parents and students. >> that's going to look like a principal training, that's going to look like training for our front office staff, a guide for our school site staff on the resources th

violations involving kickbacks to health care providers, according to california attorney general rob bontapfizer and biohaven pharmaceutical holding company submitt false claims to medicaid and other government health care programs. the company provided cash and extravagant gifts to heal care providers in return for prescribing its migraine medication, nurtec, as part of the settlement. california will receive $414,000 for its share of losses to medi-cal. well, if you bought eggs lately, you know prices are high and they are expected to go even higher. the national average price for a dozen eggs was close to $4 last december, but now it's closer to $8 a dozen, and the cost could keep rising here in the coming months. the bird flu has killed millions of hens, so now farmers are now buying chicks to replace them in. the cost of those replacement hens is also going up. >> yeah. so it used to be a dollar a chick you could buy and raise that chick to your full sized hens. but you know, now $5 for that same chick. it's a lot of money. >> the u.s. department of agriculture predicts the cost of eg

today, state attorney general rob bonta says he is committed to ensuring schools in california remainll not determine what's taught in california schools. our laws prevent schools from censoring inclusive and diverse perspectives. they also outline requirements for comprehensive and inclusive sexual education and ethnic studies courses. these laws protect against bias, against bigotry, and against discrimination in the classroom. now, this all comes as the trump administration is attempting to get rid of the department of education. that would give states a larger say on what is taught in classrooms. san francisco is working to fight its fentanyl crisis, and mayor danielle lurie says declaring a state of emergency is the fastest way to change that. today, san francisco supervisors will hear the first reading of an ordinance to declare that state of emergency. it would free up resources by giving the mayor more power in the city's budget process for what he calls core initiatives, as it's written. the ordinance would waive the bid process for those core initiatives. grant department he

you very much, bob. 607 right now now to a live look at the state capitol, where attorney general rob bonta will talk about what's being done to protect students and teachers from federal immigration threats later this morning. bonta has been trying to inform immigrants about their rights and protections under the law. he's also expressing his commitment to keeping schools a welcoming, safe and inclusive space for all. a news conference is scheduled to start a little before 11:00 this morning. in the meantime, teachers in some of the state's largest districts are launching a new campaign to boost their collective bargaining power. the campaign is called we can't wait. today, union members will hold rallies in the bay area's three largest cities calling for change. san jose's rally starts at 10:00 this morning outside the teachers association office in san francisco. it begins at 1230 at buena vista. horace mann, in a rally in oakland, is planned for 4:00 this afternoon outside of city hall. also today, alameda county leaders will swear in their newly appointed district attorney. supervisors

california attorney general rob bonta is reassuring.ts and students in california schools will remain safe and inclusive, despite a trump executive order targeting transgender and gender nonconforming students. ag bonta says california law provides additional protections beyond those that exist at the federal level. the trump order calls on government agencies to stop using taxpayer money to promote what it calls gender ideology, and bars teachers from supporting trans students, according to bonta. the right to equality in education and equal protection under the law is guaranteed by both the u.s. and california constitutions. >> the federal government does not dictate what we teach and does not write our curricula. we do that here in california. the federal government sets the floor of what education law requires. in this case, that floor, unfortunately, is in the basement. >> the attorney general also says california's resources will not be used to target teachers and school officials for complying with state law, while cutting the re

to allocate 25 million dollars to the california department of justice to help attorney general rob bontaund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. the second bill proposes another 25 million dollars for immigration-related legal services to fight against trump backed mass deportations. the majority of democrats in this chamber voicing support for the legislation. and let me be blunt. >> right now. californians are being threatened by an out of controg administration in washington. that doesn't care about the constitution. that thinks there are no limits to its power given the many executive orders that have been issued over the past 2 weeks. i can say with clarity or we do not trust president donald trump. >> this funding is about upholding the rule of law. this funding is about protecting californians of every background of every political party and of every religious affiliation of every immigration status. it is about protecting the people of the state of california. but republicans expressed concerns about the legislation for this body to appropriate 50 million dollars. t

to allocate 25 million dollars to the california department of justice to help attorney general rob bontaund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. the second bill proposes another 25 million dollars for immigration-related legal services to fight against trump backed mass deportations. the majority of democrats in this chamber voicing support for the legislation. and let me be blunt. >> right now. californians are being threatened by an out of control administration in washington. that doesn't care about the constitution. that thinks there are no limits to its power given the many executive orders that have been issued over the past 2 weeks. i can say with clarity or we do not trust president donald trump. >> this funding is about upholding the rule of law. this funding is about protecting californians of every background of every political party and of every religious affiliation of every immigration status. it is about protecting the people of the state of california. but republicans expressed concerns about the legislation for this body to appropriate 50 million dollars. t

. >> state attorney general rob bonta says california will protect undocumented and transgender studentsghted a new state law that prohibits schools from outing transgender students. >> teachers in dozens of california school districts are banding together to negotiate union contracts. the pact includes 77,000 educators from 32 school districts. while they won't be negotiating one giant contract, they have agreed to negotiate for a shared vision. first and foremost, it's better pay for teachers. according to the san jose teachers association, new teachers make $42,000 less a year than other college graduates. >> i've been teaching for 17 years, and i cannot afford rent for a single bedroom apartment by myself without commuting for hours away each day. >> over the next month. >> teachers say their shared vision includes fighting for fully staffed classrooms and safe working conditions in schools. coming up, a new reason to put down your phone. how our screen habits as adults are impacting the nation's kids. >> and we're looking ahead to nba all star weekend. coming up, the big names just

california attorney general rob bonta writing that the trump administration's so-called buyout offer is appointed attack aimed at dismantling our federal workforce and sowing chaos for americans that rely on a functioning government. joining us now is one of those attorneys general who issued a similar warning. the ag of connecticut, william tong. sir, thanks so much for sharing part of your afternoon with us. your office says there are more than 5000 federal workers living in connecticut. how many of them do you expect will take this buyout? >> yeah. >> thanks for having. >> me, boris. >> i'm not clear yet, although. >> i'm hearing as. >> many as 20,000. >> employees are. >> readying to take this buyout. and to me, it feels like something like a scam. it has all the hallmarks of a scam. when i when i try to help people in connecticut and how to protect themselves from scams, i say watch out for offers that have little detail, scant details, and watch out for scams that have time pressure, right? you have to take it now or you lose it. and that's why we're telling people across conne

. >> california attorney general rob bonta is reassuring parents and students that california schoolsill remain safe and inclusive, despite a trump executive order targeting transgender and gender nonconforming students. ag bonta says california law provides additional protections beyond those that exist at the federal level. the trump order calls on government agencies to stop using taxpayer money to promote what it calls gender ideology, and bars teachers from supporting trans students, according to bonta. the right to equality in education and equal protection under the law is guaranteed by both the u.s. and california constitutions. >> the federal government does not dictate what we teach and does not write our curricula. we do that here in california. the federal government sets the floor of what education law requires. in this case, that floor, unfortunately, is in the basement. >> the attorney general also says california's resources will not be used to target teachers and school officials for complying with state law. >> robert f kennedy jr. cleared a big hurdle toward senate