other hand, william router of kenner cleanser alliance has bugged himself, a majority in the senate assembly and also has a majority of the governors in the country as we speak. so there 2 of them seem to be dividing the house in the parliament and the senate equally, and now are william root or has an edge when it comes to the number of governors or county governors that will be under his collision. so yes, it's just a matter of time trouble. katie is expected to probably, or possibly declare the final presidential results. if this afternoon did, i'll use felix. marina reporting from nairobi. let's look at more stories making headlines. india is marking the 75th anniversary of independence from british rule . a speech from the red ford in the capital prime minister arrangement modi pledge to turn the poverty written nation into a developed country. the next 25 years is main opposition party has accused modi's government of leaving his opponents out of celebrations. 7 australian prime minister anthony o been easy as accused his predecessor of an unprecedented centralization of power . during

the other hand, william router of kenner kwanza, a land has bugged himself, a majority in the senate assembly and also has a majority of the governors in the country as we speak. so there 2 of them seem to be dividing the house in the parliament and the senate equally, and now are william root has an edge when it comes to the number of governors or county governors that will be under his collision. so yes, it's just a matter of time trouble. katie is expected to probably, or possibly declare the final presidential results at this afternoon. a ship carrying grain for ethiopia has settled from ukraine. it's the 1st ukranian famine relief congo bound for africa. since the start of the walk, 16 ships carrying grain have had safe passage so far through the black sea under a deal drawn up by the united nations and turkey. dw mathias pulling a report cell from usa on the black sea. loading 23000 tons of grain. this ship, the brave commander, arrived at the port of p. den 2 days ago. the goggles destination is it feel peer. the you n's world food program, ordered the shipment, the 1st humanitarian wh

the other hand, william router of kenner cleanser land has bugged himself, a majority in the senate assembly and also has a majority of the governors in the country as we speak. so there 2 of them seem to be dividing the house in the parliament and the senate equally, and now are william root or has an edge when it comes to the number of governors or county governors. that will be under his condition. so yes, it's just a matter of time trouble. katy is expected to probably or possibly declare the final presidential results if this afternoon. but the longer this takes and remember kenya has a history of disputed elections. what are the likely scenarios once the results been declared? so the likely scenarios once the result is announced, is that if there is any candidate was bugged himself, the 50 percent plus one points, and then he'll be declared, president elect. if the other candidate is lord satisfied, then they have an opportunity to go to the supreme court, which will again make a ruling within the next 14 days. and 7 days after that, a president is announced. but our kenyans yesterday

and we have yet with the senate assembly that we will be looking at the standing order. it hasn't been possible a legislation amend up being having purchase it. we do not think that the right thing to do we're going to have a discussion so that we can at jeff, and i'm in order to make it possible for coming in 6 days to get through the house. and i see that when you're listening to william bruce, who's the president elect of kenya, if you're just tuning. and he basically said speaking to all canyons that he wants to bring tenure together. he said that he was given a broad mandate to roll and that there will be no room for exclusion. he said no potter can, you will be left behind. we will move forward as a unified nation. he also said that a didn't have the luxury of time to waste. we need to deliver on our commitments to the people. now, he also said it was a competitive election and he wants to get on with the governing at the country and that the leadership that's been bestowed upon him and his party has it comes with a lot of authority. but with it also comes great re

it is being voted on today in the senate and will go to the assembly. there is still a possibility. ly, and it will be 100% insight. amy: teresa romero, thank you for being with us, president of united farmworkers. irene de barraicua of lideres campesinas. in breaking news, nasa has grounded its planned launch of its new moon rocket, space launch system scheduled to lift off from kennedy space center this morning. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your coÑcÑcÑcÑc >>> welcome to nhk "newsline". i am catherine kobayashi in new york. officials with the international atomic agency have worried for weeks that fighting around europe's largest nuclear plant could spark a catastrophe. they saw power to the zaporizhzhia complex cutoff, raising fears of a meltdown. no

has died in the state assembly. senate bill 930 would have pushed last call two hoursr call two hours later for bars in francisco, oakland, palm springs, and west hollywood. spd by one state senator, he said it it was a push to bolster nightlife in the state after pandemic-related financial slumps. those opposed to extending last call worried about drunk driving rates amongr dangers. > >> days into a new school year, a major food vendor for school meals is suspending its service. local company, the lunchmaster, lunchmaster, says it is overwhelmed by demand and has supply-chain issues. the plan io temporarily stop meal delivery at all 120 schools it serves stg tomorrow. the company is family owned. it's been a business for more than 25 years. many delays in the middle creek school distt rely on school mills. >> they have friends that somets cannot afford to pack their kid' lunches. >> at the school district, the n school district, the administran school district, the administran school district, the administran school distr

the senate and assembly passed a bill allowing cities if they choose to design gender-neutral bathrooms with multiple stalls. supporters say it makes restrooms more accessible to everyone including trans people, families or people who rely on caretakers. some cities and public entities are ahead of the curve on this including san jose unified schools which made some of its campus restrooms gender neutral in 2017. >>> happening today, the financial push to approve new state legislation. state lawmakers up against a midnight deadline for the end of the session with a number of bills really still hanging in the balance. >> we want to go to kris sanchez for us this morning. we're talking about everything from nuclear energy to vaccines for young people. >> if you thought my desk was cluttered, you should see governor newsom's desk right now. he could sign a whole slate of bills into law. some of them may not come as a surprise. the governor is expected to sign senate bill 1020 which would require 100% of electricity to be renewable by 2045. there are benchmarks for the years leading up to t

democratic leaders in both the senate and assembly support the governor's ideas, but so far no draftslation has been released or fire up in the sierra destroyed 1000 homes and burned 220,000 acres. one year later, residents still emotionally affected by the devastation. and as lizzie mitri reports, the rebuilding process will be a long one. it's crazy. what has happened? it's been a long year. tyler remembers it clearly relieved that every day but to know that it's been a whole entire year now, like it makes you sick to your stomach a little bit, you know, and you know you're never if you look around, nothing will ever be the same in our entire life. what we had is forever gone. the caldera fire sparked in el dorado county exactly one year ago. just days later, the flames forced her family out of their grizzly flats home. her daughter, amber tyler, is 14 years old, all of a sudden see the flames above the trees, and then it started raining just huge embers on us, and i was like yep, it's really happening. we're not going to have a house to come back to reduce their home of 20 years t

>> you would have to ask governor hochul and the democrats in charge of the state senate and state assemblythe term, why did they not seem to care? that is it. the stats do tell the story and the stats are there for all to see. i think the issue is the leadership of the state simply does not care. you have a state that is focused on the rights of the criminals as opposed to the rights of the victims. we are seeing the results play out in our streets becoming less safe and are police becoming less safe and less effective in their ability to protect our citizens. that his government's number one responsibility to try to keep our citizens safe. unfortunately, the bailouts are making it impossible to do that, sorry about that. >> todd: anything at the local level, steve or are your hands tied? >> at this point, our hands are tied. the penal law, and established by the state of new york, but we have done our best locally speaking about criminal justice reform and some of the outrageous obligations that are on victims and the rights criminals have to be able to interview, for example rape victims

>> i had many colleagues from the state assembly and state senate, including our head of the state senate toni atkins, and also our attorney general and lieutenant governor. we all talked about what california is doing, what is happening in other states. there are 15 states now that have either passed laws or are about to that are offering a total ban on abortion including cases of rape and incest, and had a conversation about how much that is endangering women's lives and about what more we could do to protect the lives of all americans. >> do you think you will get some support here to convince other states to follow suit lexi >> i certainly think so. you look at kansas, the vote there. that demonstrates that kansas legislators are out of touch with their constituents. their constituents said, do not ban abortion. we are hoping that women's rights and autonomy will be protected. >> state senator nancy skinner, thank you for your time tonight. we appreciate it point >>> let's move on here. there could be a bigger picture, and it is all about the 2024 election. let's bring in our politica

it first must pass both chambers, the assembly and the senate by a 2 thirds vote and only them will move to the governor's desk reporting at the california state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> all right. let's check on our 4 zone weather forecast. a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. and there's no trying to do is pretty full earlier, probably with giants fans heading to the party to the game and north. this weather is just weird. i mean, i know this monsoonal stuff happens, but it seems like it's sticking around longer than usual. it's hanging around. in fact, we've got the tropical system off the coastline, former remnants of what was a hurricane frank out there right now spinning around. look at that in that cool to see off the coastline. it's moving into cooler water. so does weaken quite a bit. but look at the moisture. you see some of that. again, that rain begin to make its way in toward california and the bay area. so, yeah, there's a chance we could see a couple more scattered showers overnight tonight. looks like this. next. batch is moving a little further north. nor

it first must pass both chambers, the assembly and the senate by a 2 thirds vote and only them will move to the governor's desk reporting at the california state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> in national news, a bill that would provide health care for and disability benefits for millions of veterans exposed to toxic burn pits one final approval in the senate yesterday ending a brief stalemate over the measure that had infuriated advocates and inspired some to camp outside the capital. washington correspondent anna work the joins us live with the latest. good morning, anna. >> good morning. well, those veterans and advocates have been camping out overnight on the capitol steps for about a week now protesting the senate to pass this bill and after some back and forth between lawmakers, the bill finally cleared the upper chamber late last night. >> senators join veterans outside the capitol late tuesday to celebrate the passage of the honoring our pact act to our veterans who have been exposed to toxic chemicals from burn pits. we have your back final moments earlier, the senate passed the bi

time. thousands of politicians are fighting for a seat either in parliament or county assemblies, governors and senators, even as a country president and millions of kenya's, a fighting for survival, as prices saw due to the drought, the pandemic, and the war in ukraine. but violence, both verbal and physical can also be a vote when up to some politicians pay to have their opponents wrapped up or shut down by hiring an armed gun or even renting a mall. d w. mario miller file. this special report from a will be election season and kenya means money making season kenyans, who are struggling to survive, earn a living by cheering for a candidate. it doesn't matter which party, as long as the minute, right. it's not about the ology. it's about putting food on the table. single mother, marina. we know mobilizes crowds whenever rubies women representative she normally to me until they get like a 100 women. the ladies are just blamed themselves because they have in the home so that we made him with just those things down after that at least to give them some cause. when a good day, each woman goes home with aro

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it first must pass both chambers, the assembly and the senate by a 2 thirds vote and only them will moveor's desk reporting at the california state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> a major win in counter terrorism is a leader of al qaeda is killed in a u.s. airstrike. what we're learning about the mastermind behind the 9.11 attacks. >> and a controversial bill has passed the california legislature help to bay area cities could soon provide legal injection sites for drug users. one-on-one with san francisco's public defender in the multiple crises happening in the city and why he says the new da's policies will do more harm than good. >> and we have an update now to that breaking news. we first brought you at the top of the hour. suspects 43 year-old gets enya ramirez and 28 year-old jose por pleaded no contest to conspiracy and kidnapping in connection to the kidnapping of 6 month-old baby brandon in san jose. that is the latest coming now out of the courtroom where day 2 of the suspects, preliminary hearing has just wrapped up the mother of the baby. jessica jala testified today. she said th

assembly. francisco state senator scott wiener is bill known as the t g inclusive care act, passed the assemblyy a vote of 62 11 and now heads off to the senate for debate senator wieners bill would help create, he says, a more inclusive in culturally competent health care system for transgender, gender, diverse and intersex people in california. the oakland community is still reeling over the shooting death of a 60 year old woman. this weekend crime reporter henry lee spoke to city leaders who say the shooting has renewed fears about violent acts against asian americans. the part. she got out within seconds. three shots. who do that? who would do something like that? stewart chen is heartbroken and angry over the shooting death of his friend shoe. chinatown dentist was shot and killed in broad daylight sunday in oakland's little saigon neighborhood, china's president of the oakland chinatown improvement council. crime just gives getting more violent. episode i mean, this one really hits home shoes, the latest victim of asian ascent to be killed, robbed her attack in oakland. local leaders say

the bill, authored by senator bill dodd, of napa, passed the state senate senate this week after clearing the assembly earlier. the governor will decide whether to sign it. > >> still ahead, the chairman of the federal reserve explains why why more interest rake hikes ar. are coming. > >> new data show inflation for decades, i've worked at the intersection of domestic violence and homelessness. so when prop 27 promised solutions to homelessness, i took a good, hard look. it's not a solution. 90% of the money goes to the out-of-state corporations who wrote it. very little is left for the homeless. don't let corporations exploit homelessness to pad their profits. vote no on 27. >> welcome back. we are looking at the big board now. stocks tug stocks tumbling in this late closing hour. the down in the rd the red 890 points. the federal reserve is likely to increase interest rates further in comins coming months to tame the highest inflation four decades. jerome powell spoke today at the the annual economic symposium in in jackson hole, wyoming. he says the continued tightening of tightening of credit will

assembly member linda rosen. former borough president ruth messenger. senator brad oilman. [cheers] senator cordell clear. controller brad lander. [audio drop] the terrific working families party. [cheers] and while they are not here tonight, i couldn't possibly forget senator elizabeth warren and senate majority leader chuck schumer. i cannot forget to thank my incredible campaign team and the hundreds of volunteers who have worked tirelessly on street corners and outside subway stops the route 1 of new york -- throughout one of new york's hottest ever summers. and i certainly cannot forget to mention the small army of former staffers who worked on this campaign, many of them from far away. [cheers] now, a few campaign names i would especially like to acknowledge. dan rubin. who was a remark -- who's remarkably steady hand and could solve even the most difficult communications. mark. [cheers] who provide sage, brilliant strategic wisdom on everything and produced fantastic mail and tv. olivia and julian. [cheers] they sure got the job done, didn't they? rob. a longtime district director and all around sp

i'm feeling it's gotten to that point.ow you see this assembly in the senate they know how to win it. they have that recipe. >> let me respond to a few things there. i don't disagree with most of what you said except that theyar didn't steal the presidential election. it's just hard. i mean,, seriously think about this for a r second. you think joe biden masterminded a nationwide conspiracy to steal votes in six different states? joe biden couldn't mastermind a one car funeral let alone that typepe of operation and have ito be unfound. now, yes the rules of using the educational system in a way to try to indoctrinate our children in a certain thought process absolutely. that's a different fight. this whole idea about not having to show id and somehow it's discriminatory. i went to new york city eight or nine weeks ago and i walked into anng office building to go to a meeting. i walk up to the security guard. he says governor, i'm such a big fan. thank you. can i come around and take a p picture. he comes aroundlf the security desk, gets out his phone, prints out my visitor pass. can y

got one step closer to reaching the governor's desk in a 62 to 2 vote members of the assembly approved senatefornia. the proposal would allow court ordered treatment plans for unhoused people suffering from severe mental illness or substance use disorders. backers of the bill say the goal is to provide assistance for people who need it. most to help get them off the streets. >> this is a mega step that we're taking today. not think it's the right step. and so again, i want to be able to one sleep at night now will be able sleep at night because we're doing something. nothing good happens until we make that first step. >> this is the first step. let's make it together. >> opponents including human rights watch came out in strong opposition to the proposal arguing court ordered treatment will not work. they also feel the bill does not do enough to address housing. the legislation must now pass the senate before heading to the governor's desk. time is ticking for lawmakers in the state capitol to get hundreds of bills. in fact, through the legislature and on to the governor's desk before the mid

. thousands of politicians are fighting for a thief either in parliament or county assemblies of governors and senators, even as a country president and millions of kenya's, a fighting for survival of prices for due to the drought. the pandemic and the war in ukraine. but violence with verbal and physical can also be a vote when up to some politicians pay to have their opponents wrapped up or shut down by hiring an armed gun or even renting them all the w mario miller file. this special report from a will be election season and kenya means money making season. kenyans was struggling to survive. earn a living by cheering for a candidates. it doesn't matter which party, as long as the money is right, it's not about ideology. it's about putting food on the table. single mother, marina. we know mobilizes crowds when i robbie's women representative. she normally placed me until when, when can i get like a 100 women. the ladies little justice lamed and fill the difficulties, the have india home, the old place so that we met him with decimal. been those things don't after that athletes you, you've been some c

. >> legislation allowing this to happen just cleared the state senate and now heads to the assemblydards are filling prison beds and is costing taxpayer money. critics say some of the ill inmates could still be dangerous, though, if released. we now know more about the fbi's search of former president donald trump's florida home friday. the justice department released a redacted version of the affidavit. the fbi used to get a search warrant. washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. >> friday the justice department released a largely blacked out affidavit explaining why they needed a search warrant for former president trump's mar-a-lago estate. it's a very serious investigation. the filing revealed in january trump returned 15 boxes of records to the national archives. the fbi says 14 of them contained a disorganized mix of classified information and raised concerns. additional national security secrets remained in an unsecured area at mar-a-lago. it's not like stealing a stapler from your former employer on the way out. the affidavit included no details about the 11 sets of

senate bill 9.72. if passed, the assembly would cut the red tape and simplify the retail food code that would make it easier for street vendors to get health permits and health department approved food carts. to support this bill. >> is help in street been this build economy, build generational sustain themselves. supporting us mean that you're supporting a small business, but also support an effect. many the california travel association has some concerns about whether food preparations would meet health standards saying the bill strips away some of the local two's available to protect the health and safety of the public. the state senate now needs to approve the bill and send it to the governor's desk. 4, 0, 8, and in the south bay, the number of deadly crashes in san jose is up to 43. police say a man involved in a crash back in may died yesterday of his injuries. the crash happened may 9th in the area of santa teresa boulevard and allen avenue. police say a man driving a 2002 lexus sedan. rear ended a truck and then suffered a cardiac trauma. both drivers were sent to hospitals. investigators have not r

tide. thousands of politicians are fighting for a seat either in parliament or county assemblies, as governors and senators, even as a country president and millions of kenneth are fighting for survival as price as saw due to the drought. the pandemic and the war in ukraine, but violence, both verbal and physical, can also be a vote winner. some politicians paid to have their opponents wrapped up, or shouted down by hiring an armed gang, or even renting a mob. d. w 's, maria mila filed. this special report from may will be election season and kenya means money making season kenyans was struggling to survive. earn a living by cheering for a candidates. it doesn't matter which party, as long as the money is right, it's not about ideology. it's about putting food on the table. single mother, marina. we know mobilizes crowds for now ruby's women representative. she normally please me. i'm filtering over him. can they get like a 100 women? the ladies lou justice lane themselves. the difficulties the have india home. there was please, so that we made room with just not been those things don't after that at least

the bill has to go through the assembly floor and back to the senate for a vote.asy part of the process. it's already cleared the hardest part passing the appropriations committee, sometimes not the most predictable part of the process. and so when you have a you know, controversial bill that passes the appropriations committee that it's a big deal. it's a big step for the bill. now this bill sits on the assembly floor, waiting for further debate this week. it's likely to reach the governor's desk. but senator weiner says he has no idea what governor gavin newsom thinks of the bill. if we get this on his desk, we will absolutely make the case that this is a reasonable, uh, policy and that he should sign up if things work out well, which i suspect they will and then we can extend it and maybe other cities be included if they would like to include james torres, ktvu fox two news sonoma state university has been awarded a gram to help students from disadvantaged backgrounds. attend college. the $565,000 grant was awarded through the u. s. department of education's ta

it is being voted on today in the senate and will go to the assembly. there is still a possibility. , and it will be 100% insight. amy: teresa romero, thank you for being with us, president of united farmworkers. irene de barraicua of lideres campesinas. in breaking news, nasa has grounded its planned launch of its new moon rocket, space launch system scheduled to lift off from kennedy space center this morning. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your coÑcÑcÑcÑc linton besser: on the coast of west africa, the ships arrive day after day with an unrelenting cargo. in ghana, they call them "obroni wawu," or "the clothes of dead white men." emmanuel ajaab: take this bale from australia. linton: they're the charity shop castoffs from the western world. emmanuel: dirty. linton: it's sweat. emmanuel: see. yeah, rubbish. it's like a insult. linton: too many of them arrive in unwearable condition. while the trade in used clothes has created thousands of jobs,

the bill needs a two-thirds majority vote in the assembly and senate to pass before it can then be sent to the governor's desk. >> san francisco and oakland could soon become the latest cities to provide state approved safe injection sites. the bill is on the way to the governor's desk. it would allow cities and counties to provide spaces where people can do drugs with clean needles. trained professionals would also be on site to assist in the event of an overdose. governor newsom has said that he is open to the idea of the safe injection site pilot program. san francisco senator scott wiener is also behind the bill and says that it will help save lives. >> these sites have been in operation around the world europe, canada, australia, for decades, rhode island has their operation in york city and they're a proven strategy avoid people dying from overdoses and ultimately to get people into treatment and recovery. >> now, if the bill is approved, it would through 2027 each jurisdiction would also fund a peer reviewed study on the effectiveness of the program. coming up on this, our kron,

the bill does need a 2 thirds vote in the assembly and senate to pass before it can be sent to the governor's desk. coming up in our next half hour here on kron. 4 news at noon. a new warning from north bay health officials. why they say the water from one lake is not safe to drink. and east bay woman showing off some serious strains that age 60 more on her journey to the cross bay championships. >> and political analyst michael yaki joins us live to talk about speaker nancy pelosi's trip to taiwan and what that means for world politics. >> you're watching the kron. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> house speaker nancy pelosi concluded her visit to taiwan following a meeting overnight with the time when he's president tsai ing-wen china. meantime, ramping up military drills in ways not seen since 1995. joe khalil has the details from that meeting. and a look at china's response. house speaker nancy pelosi continued on with her historic and controversial visit to taiwan wednesday in defiance of the chinese communist government. it's really important. >> for the message to be clear that in the congress, house and sen

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. >> the bill needs a 2 thirds vote in the assembly and senate to pass and then it would go to the governor'sgnature. it's a 26. and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news concerns about us heading into a recession and what it means for big tech so far means some workers are losing their jobs. will take a look. ♪ ♪ well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats... and ghouls ... and cars in disguise. (laugh) i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! (laughter) 8.29. right now. and if yesterday was a taste of what the rest of the country have a, i don't want make that humidity and we are live in it. but it was a lot for us and it makes things feel hot. you forget what the rest of the country feels like after a lot the day and then we have these reminders and real like i want the dry weather bang know that today again today. again, a little bit of that muggy feel we're under the high pressure

a variety of positions, anything from local alderman to city councilman to new york state assembly and senator. but again, the particular position didn't matter so much as his access to patronage jobs. this is how he built loyalty from voters, and this is also how he enriched himself. and again, think of the tweed scandal and the problem of kind of excessive enrichment. the book of tammany hall was written 30 years after. things have changed somewhat. some distinctions, shall we say, have been introduced, but there's no pretension here. there's no like, oh, we're modest politicians, we're above board. we would never enrich ourselves through politics. no, he's very up front. the the first chapter's very up front about the fact that he does, in fact, enrich himself through politics. but he makes a key -- i don't know how to say aristocratic, but a key moral distinction here. perhaps one you haven't account for. this distinction between honest graft and dishonest graft. and just to read you this passage here, everybody's talking these days about tammany men growing rich on graft. there's all the

. >> the bill needs a two-thirds vote in the assembly and senate to pass before can go to the governor's desk. we'll tell you what happens today. president biden is going to sign an executive order aimed at securing access to abortion. according to the white house, the executive action will offer support to patients who travel out of state to get medical care. we care for reproductive services. this executive order comes after the supreme court overturns roe v wade. and since that ruling, a number of states have taken steps to ban or severely restrict abortion. senate lawmakers passed a bill that would provide health care and disability benefits for millions of veterans exposed to toxic burn pits. the vote ended a brief stalemate over the measure that infuriated advocates and inspired some to camp outside the capital. anna wiernicki is live in dc with the latest. anybody sleeping out there now, anna? >> good to it. senate majority leader chuck schumer and i went out last night and told them all to go home of these veterans and advocates. they've been out there overnight on those capitol

i mean you got elected you did a great job in two terms, but you see this assembly and senate they know to win it. they have that recipe will be response to a few things there unpack that. everything i don't disagree with most of what you just said. except that they didn't steal the presidential election. it's just too hard. i mean seriously think about this for a second you really think joe biden masterminded a nationwide conspiracy to steal votes in six different states to win the prayer. joe biden couldn't mastermind a one-car funeral. let alone mastermind that type of operation and have it be unfound. now yes are are liberals using the educational system in a way to try to indoctrinate our children into a certain thought process. absolutely. it's happening. that's a different fight. and that's a fight we should have. mail-in ballots look, i i support the georgia election law. i support the texas election law because i will tell you a quick story eric this whole idea about not having to show id. when you go to vote that somehow. being asked to show id is discriminatory. i went to new

if the committee approves the bill of the state senate, full state , senate and assembly would have to would need the governor's signature so still quite a few steps before becoming reality, it would only apply to restaurant chains that have 30 or more restaurants across the country. saturday is the start of the california garlic festival in stockton's now it's not the same as the gilroy garlic festival. promoters of the stockmen events say it's two days that will include a cali garlic alley that features everything from anything imaginable. as long as it's covered in garlic. there will be garlic fries, garlic, pesto, pasta and garlic mushrooms. when organizers first announced this event officials from the world famous gilroy garlic festival were not pleased . they thought the stockmen event was relying on gilroy's hard earned reputation and that the festival should not be held anywhere else. this year's gilroy garlic festival is off due to high costs and insurance premiums. 49 some fresh economic news this morning, helping to take stocks up once again, and a big announcement from disn

variety of positions anything from local all or do men, and city councilman, to new york state assembly and senator. that, again, the particular position did matter so much of his access to patronage jobs. this is how people loyalty for voters. and this is also how he enriched him self. and, again, think of the tweed scandal and the problem of kind of excessive enrichment. the plunkitt family was written almost 30 years or so after. things have changed somewhat. some distinctions have been introduced, but there is no pretense here. there is no like, oh, we are honest politicians and above board, we would never do that. no, he is very upfront. four chapters very upfront about about the fact that he does enritch himself to politics. but he makes a key, i don't know if i would say a risk detail in, but a key moral distinction here. perhaps one that you haven't encountered in your philosophy classes. the distinction between honest graft and dishonest graft. and just to read you this passage here. everybody is talking today about tammany men growing rich on graft. but nobody thinks about drawing the dis

district, democratic congressional campaign committek maloney with challenger state senator alessandro drp. in g.o.p. state assembly member mike wilder this november. now to florida as former orlando police chief and current democrat val demings wins her primary and will take on republican senator marco rubio. rubio looking to serve a third term in recent with deming's a slight lead but marco rubio failure to keep his seat. >> the democratic party taken over by radical left-wing lunatics and laptop liberals and marxist. with the debate of people that do not believe, for example, this is a special country. when we win in november, we will put a stop to the destruction. >> import is redrawn seven congressional district army veteran cory mills wins and wilr florida democratic party vice chair karen green. and another win for trump backed republican anna paulina luna upset the florida's 11th congressional district and will face democrat challenger eric lin. and in the sunshine state, governor's race, charlie crist defeats agricultural commissioner nikki friede who was favored to win back before charlie crist threw his

the act passing the state assembly but the senate must act before the legislative session is over on wednesday. > >> time to check the weather and and traffic but first let's begin with first alert meteorolt jessica burch. >> let's start off with air quality, some of us with moderate air-quality. as we extend into the afternoon it looks like the wind will push from the south clearing from an. any extreme. the smoke burning to the north will continue pushing north as a southerly sue southerly surge is the trend, long story short that is giving us partly cloudy conditions with with the marine layer breaking apart for the afternoon then sunny skies from novato to hayward for the afternoon and we we will dry up this week. i will will tell you why in a second but let's enjoy the beautiful f. beautiful forecast. upper 80s in in the east inland hills, upper 60s at the coast. you cannot be this. it is beautiful even napa and sonoma county. dealing with 80s, 70s but as we are headed into the next couple of days, i know what you are looking at, just a bunch of colors but let me break it down.

you were elected and did a good job in two terms, but you see the assembly and senate they know how to win it, the recipe. >> let me respond to a few things there, unpack that. i don't disagree with most of what you just said except that they didn't steal the presidential election. it's just too hard. i mean, seriously, think about this for a second. do you really think joe biden master minded a nationwide conspiracy to steal votes in six different states to win the presidency? joe biden couldn't master mind a one car funeral let alone master mind that type of oranges and have it be unfound. now, yes, our liberals using the educational system in a way it try to indoctrinate our children into a thought process? absolutely, it's happening. and that's a different fight anthes a fight we should have. mail-in ballots, look, i support the georgia election law, i support the texas election law, because i will tell you a quick story. this whole idea not having to show i.d. when you go to vote and somehow asked to show i.d. is discriminatory, i went to new york city eight or nine weeks ago. and

eight counties have already ended the transfer migrants, the the act has passed the state assembly but the senateds on wednesday. > >> new video out shows asylum-seekers arriving in new york on buses from texas wearing bar-coded wristbands. new york officials are accusing texas governor greg abbott of hiring security workers to put those wristbands on the migrants in texas as a way of intimidating them. >> these are human beings. no one deserves to be treated like an animal. >> reporter: new york's governor governor said she is working with the feds to make sure the migrants have food, shelter, and and clothing and she also says she wants to find them temporary temporary jobs as they go through the asylum process. > >> today marks 67 years since 14-year-old emmett till was brutally murdered. his lynching was the catalyst for the modern civil rights movement. he was beaten to death, shot, and tortured in mississippi on august 28, 1955 after being accused of flirting with a white white woman. earlier this month, month, a mississippi grand jury declined to indict the woman who who accused him of mak

senator scott wiener co author that bill alongside assembly member matt haney. ll respect to the governor and a supporter of governor i just could not disagree more to deeply disappointing number of damaging to our efforts to try to address the title wave over the overdose deaths we're seeing in california, 2 people a day in san francisco are dying of drug overdoses and is safe consumption sites where instead of shooting up on the street, which is unsanitary and where if you over those you very well may die. we can be bring the person inside so that they have their over reversed if it happens so that we can make sure they don't get hepatitis or and so we can connect them to treatment and ultimately have someone not be in public view when they're using drugs. these have been in place around the world for decades. there are way of saving lives, connecting people treated them. i i believe the san francisco should strongly consider moving forward. anyway. we know of 2 governors in a row that if you told this bill, the state clearly is not where it needs to be, which

the state senator says will he not call on the assembly to vote for it because the bill does not have enough votes to pass. this as state lawmakers are up against a midnight deadline with a number of bills still hanging in the balance. >> nbc bay area's kris sanchez has more. >> reporter: governor newsom will sign a whole slate of bills. some won't come as a surprise given his position. senate bill 1020 would require 100% of electricity to be renewable by 2045. there are benchmarks for the years leading up to that. there are two bills that could boost housing construction in commercial areas and a bill that would make it easier for the california medical board to punish doctors who spread covid disinformation. there's a whole slate of bills related to abortion access, from protecting people from prosecution to allowing nurse practitioners to perform those procedures without a doctor's supervision and covering costs for people who are uninsured or underinsured, but they have to live in california. there's a bill to expand california's power grid by keeping the diablo power plant open b

campaign chair sean patrick maloney defeated progressive challenger state senator alessandro biaggi. he will face g.o.p. assemblyber mike waller this november. now to florida's former orlando police chief and current democratic val demings wins her primary and will take on republican senator marco rubio. rubio looking to serve a third term and while recent poll shows deming's was a slight lead, rubio is favored to keep his seat. in florida's redrawn 7th congressional district, army and afghan war veteran cory mills wins the republican nomination and will face democrat and former florida vice chair karen green. and in another win for a trump-backed republican, anna paula luna upsets the 13th congressional district and will face democrat challenger eric lin. and the sunshine state governors race, charlie first with agricultural nikki friede who was favored to win before charle crist threw his hat into the ring. charlie crist will face randy sentence who vows to continue the fight against biden's destructive policies. >> we have a policy to make sure the students come out of the school system understands what it me

attention here around the world, actually 16,000 candidates running in positions for national assembly, for the senatefor governor, for local seats. but that is the top one that gets all the attention because in a system like kenya's, the next president has a lot of say in how the country is governed and political stability and economic stability here is important. east africa and all of africa region known for a lot of turmoil and upheaval. >> yeah, vital to have stability there. larry, thank you very much for joining us from kenya. >>> airlines continue to struggle with personnel shortages, more than 1200 flights have already been canceled for today according to flight aware. more than 26,000 were either canceled or delayed on monday. if you can't make your flight through no fault of your own, the u.s. government wants to make it easier for you to get a refund. department of transportation is looking into expediating rye fu funds and doing away with expiration of vouchers. >>> and gas prices are dropping now for hormore than 50 consecue days. aaa says current national average is $4.03 a gallon and e

the bill needs a two-thirds majority in the assembly and the senate to pass before it can be sent toernor's desk. >> san francisco and oakland could soon become the latest cities to provide state approved safe injection sites. the bill is on its way to governor newsom's desk. it would allow the cities and counties to provide spaces where people can do drugs with clean needles, trained professionals would also be on the site to assist in the event of an overdose. governor newsom has said he is open to the idea of a safe injection site pilot program. san francisco senator state senator scott wiener is behind the bill and he says it will help save lives. >> these sites have been in operation around the world europe, canada, australia, for decades, rhode island has their operation in york city and they're a proven strategy avoid people dying from overdoses and ultimately to get people into treatment and recovery. >> if the bill is approved, ito would last through 2027 each juriydiction would also fund a peer reviewed study on the effectiveness of the program. now to our 4 zone weather fo