a bill that getting the code of seats for women in the lower house, a fall of men and state assemblies nearly possible in the 950000000 registered voters of the man. but the fox patient and politics and the crime and workforce as though women were a part of the crowd, but they were mostly put into household support and they were deprived of their rights. but now the rights have been given and it is the mode of government which has done this. since i've gotten the passage up the bill and you as a political deadlock, but the more the government is not taking credit for pushing to the legislation, they started it with the woman does indeed. what about the but all the show that legislation. and finally, the more the disability but the weight is still not on the bill is passed. even though the bill was possible across party support. the new law will go into effect on of the 6 years opposition party. see this delay is an injustice to women. some of her mother is a national spokesperson of the opposition congress spot. the. she sees the b j p as bush called the bill now wants to gain an edge

that's deluxe saba, the more powerful one, as well as one 3rd of seats in state legislative assemblies. all it now needs is present to potty berlin, to sign it for it to become law. but victory is bitter. sweet with some questioning the timing of this decision. as well as how long the rollout will take the w ideal . botch reports. celebrating of been for women outside the box, the agenda of parties headquarters in the old any in the upper house a fall, a man has just lost the landmark women. and it was a recent bill, a bill that getting the code of seats for women in the lower house of parliament and state assemblies nearly possible india 950000000 registered voters of the man. but the fox patient in politics and the crime and workforce as the women were part of the crowd, but they were mostly put into household support and they were deprived of their rights. but now the rights have been given and it is the mode, the government which has done this since i've gotten to the passage up the bill and you as a political deadlock. but the more the government is not taking credit for pushing t

there are calls from the gerrymandered state assembly to impeach the newest state supreme court judge before they even heard a case. judge janet was elected overwhelmingly. she defeated her opponent by more than 200,000 votes. she won by 11 points in a purple state like wisconsin, that's a landslide. but because she mentioned that wisconsin's extremely gerrymandered state legislative and congressional districts might be a problem, the current state assembly is threatening to use their impeachment powers before she even has a chance to hear a case. the state assembly is trying to overturn the will of the votes because they don't like who won the election. using this logic, if the legislature doesn't like the possible outcomes of any election or cases before the court, it can conceivably threaten impeachment without actual cause and undermine the separation of powers of government. the legislature does not trump the judiciary. they are co-equal branches of government. under the republicans' absurd logic, they could threaten impeachment over their gerrymandered maps or keeping wisconsin'

multi-level voting, residents of the republic elect the head of the region of deputies of the state assemblyen of the city duma, the chief deputies of the region in cities. and there are only 87 election companies in the villages. the first polling stations opened at eight in the morning local time, despite the cloudy autumn weather, voters were actively fulfilling their civic duty. there are 805 polling stations in yakutia ; more than 12,000 people are involved in organizing elections; the number of voters this year will be over 600,000 yakutians. i have already gone to the polls many times and they don’t miss the elections. this is very important for you to feel involved. eh, to the life of which goes in the republic to its development. i am sure that people today will make a choice for those parties for those candidates who really help people and really move our republic, our country forward, and i am sure that from these elections our republic will emerge more united, more united and more focused on the future. yakutia is the only region where there are three time zones at once. therefor

if that bill is signed into law, the bill now goes to the state senate and to the state assembly also's ban on state funded travel to any state that has anti-lgbt lbgtq laws. right now, state employees and researchers can't travel to 26 states. the ban will be replaced by an outreach campaign to bring pro-lgbt lgbtq messages in those states. well, the cal state board of trustees is set to vote on a tuition increase proposal tomorrow that includes an annual 6% increase over the next five years. cal state says it has increased tuition only once in the last 11 years and they say the hike is necessary to cover $1.5 billion in unfunded added operational costs in the budget. all right. our time is 450. hurricane season always causes big concerns about the number of oysters available for lovers of seafood. most of the oysters sold across the country come from the gulf coast and oyster farmers in the region say a hurricane can create a critical shortage. but now the state of mississippi has launched a new project designed to boost supply. it allows businesses to create oyster reefs in areas t

the state assembly also approved a bill yesterday requiring schools to have at least one gender neutral bathroom available for students by 2026. it would apply to all school serving schools that have multiple female and male restrooms. the state legislator, legislature also passed a bill to ensure school curriculum reflects the diversity of california and the united states. that bill would require school boards to approve materials that include accurate depictions of lgbtq+ people and their contributions. also bans school boards from injecting textbooks because they mentioned contributions of people of certain races orientations. that bill now awaits the governor's signature. and in the east bay right now, contra costa county is inviting the community to visit their 9.11 memorial display. it's right in front of fire station 11. that's in clayton. the memorial honors first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice on september 11th of 2001, the fire district says visitors will be able to read the names and even see the faces along with learning some more about those first responders in

here we are, in a state, where we have super majorities in the state assembly and a supermajority in te. and we are a 50/50 state and yet, as soon as those redistricting lawsuits were brought forward, republicans came up with this scheme. there is accidental threat that democracy will subvert their effort to stay in power. so i am not sure that they're going to be ashamed. >> they have shown that they're really not that bush aimed. but congresswoman moore, at the national, level when it comes to abortion all they want to do is just trying to change the name. there is reporting that senate republicans held a closed-door meeting on capitol hill to find a new term for pro life amid crushing electoral defeats over abortion. my question to you congresswoman is will it work? >> all tell you, pro life has worked for so long and i have begrudged them that nomenclature for that long, because none of them are pro-life. they are pro forcing a berth on women because once that child comes out all women see is the discussed and voting against food stamps. right now in the farm bill, where we go bac

. >> well, state assembly, the state assembly has passed a bill that would decriminalize plant-based psychedelics, including the so-called solo side been or mushrooms. now the bill authored by state senator scott wiener past 42 to 11 studies show that psychedelics have great promise in treating mental health and substance use disorders. but opponents argue that decriminalizing them would be dangerous for well, be dangerous move for young people and public safety at large. the bill, though, is headed to the senate now for a final signature. and then it will head on to the governor's desk for his signature. bill, that aims to make california the first state in the nation ban caste-based discrimination has been approved in the legislature tuesday. hayward state sen a show where hobbs bill was passed in the senate senate. get now to the governor for his signature. and if signed casts would be added to the list of protected classes in the state banning caste discrimination in california's housing and employment laws. >> i look forward to engaging in the governor's office with the governor

this passed the state assembly last month and the state senate yesterday. research shows that the presence of a gun in the home increases the risk of accidental death and suicide. the governor has advocated for tougher gun laws and is expected to sign this one. >> in the south bay, after nearly 40 years in business, raging waters in san jose is shutting down kron. 4 sarah stinson has reaction from the community. >> news spread quickly about raging waters closing for good. we caught up with san jose city leaders and community members all who told us they're saddened to hear this. raging waters is closing in san jose. the company posted on facebook wednesday afternoon saying it won't be reopening in 2024. memories flooded in for people who grew up going to the water park at lake cunningham parents will take to bring >> you know, spend the day there. puppies. it was fun going through all this into the water every be very packed. the owners palace entertainment were in the last year of their 40 year lease with the city of san jose. >> and they decided not to re

the state assembly also passed a bill that would end the california ban on state funding travel to any state that enacted an lgbt law. right now, state workers and researchers can't travel to 26 states. the ban would be replaced by an outreach campaign to bring pro lgbtq messages in those states. karen women writers with women drivers. the new feature launched today by lyft and how the company hopes it will improve safety. plus, american families continue to struggle to keep up with the rising cost of living. but a new census report reveals about poverty here in the united states and how children are being hit the hardest oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your boss, every afternoon. so beautiful. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. hello, mi amor. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. well, it can. national university. supporting the whole you. this morning's keynote address, he discussed the latest generation of einstein. the company's customer relati

if the state assembly votes to impeach her she's immediately suspended. the court becomes deadlocked at 3-3, and the republicans in the state senate have made it clear they don't intend to have an up-or-down vote on her. they don't intend to convict her or acquit her, which means she would be in limbo, so no one knows what would happen at that point. i mean, things are pretty dysfunctional to begin with, but we're about to go into a presidential election year in a key swing state with absolute chaos on the state supreme court. >> and you have a senate seat open. do you have a senate seat open in wisconsin? >> yes, tammy baldwin will be u. >> i'm so happy you were able to come on and explain how it's even more wild than i could have imagined. >>> coming up n. ex-suspended texas attorney general ken paxton, speaking of wild story, tips to sit out his impeachment trial. what message this sends to the state senators who are deciding on his future? scent of gain flings... time stops. ♪♪ ♪♪ your eyes close. you're in love... steve? ...with a laundry detergent. g

we have to stand as a nation against that vile behavior from the state assembly in california. >> john: senator tim scott, great state of south carolina, presidential candidate for 2024, thank you for kicking us off this monday. appreciate it. good to see you. >> sandra: thank you, senator. >> john: so, he's going to be back on the stage along with other rubicon tenders. second gop debate son the 27th of september at the reagan library. make sure you don't miss it. dana, stuart, and ilia will be moderating it, a great panel, looking forward to it. >> sandra: and big questions for the candidates on the stage, for both sides of the aisle. if you say you stand up for parents' rights, you know, how do you plan to do that and what can you promise the american people you will do to protect parental rights if you win the white house and that is a key focus for a lot of american voters right now. >> john: and don't forget, speaking of parental rights later on in "america reports," scott smith, the parent who was arrested and charged with a couple of misdemeanors at that school board meeting ba

women hold one 3rd of seats in the lower legislative houses as well as one 3rd of seats in state legislative assemblies. all it now needs is president, ruled by the warmer to sign is for it to become loyal. but victory is the swede. with some questioning the timing of this decision, as well as how long the roll out will take the deputies, ado about reports. celebrating of been for women outside the pop the agenda of parties, headquarters, the meal didn't in yes of the house of parliament has just lost the landmark women . and it was a recent bill, a bill that getting to you a code of seats for women in the lower house, a fall event, and see if somebody nearly possible india 950000000 registered with those of the man. but the fox patient and politics and the workforce as the women were part of the crowd, but they were mostly put into household support and they were deprived of their rights. but now the rights have been given and it is the mode of government which has done this since i've gotten to the passage up the bill and you as a political deadlock. but the more the government is not taking credit f

>>> a bill meant to protect employees from workplace violence is advancing in the california state assembly. the senator says he was inspired to write the bill after the horrific mass shooting at the dta railyard in san jose back in 2021. senate bill 553 requires employers to develop their own workplace violence prevention plans. employers will need to keep track of all the violent incidents against employees and also provide active shooter training and shoplifter training for retail workers. >>> california is one step closer to decriminalizing psychedelic drugs, the bill from san francisco state senator passing the assembly appropriations committee today pre-supporters say the drugs can play a huge role in treatment for certain mental health issues. coming up tonight, we'll hear from one bay area mother who says decriminalization would put young people in danger. >>> off the grid is back in san francisco for the next eight friday nights, dozens of food trucks will gather at the waterfront, this year the vendors will be focused on authenticity as opposed to novelty dishes or food fusion. ea

psychedelic drugs for personal use, it's on the governor's desk, after clearing the state assembly stillo pass the chamber next week before has the governor's desk, and if passed, californians 21 and over would be able to use small amounts of psychedelic drugs like hallucinogenic restrooms but distributing them would remain illegal. >>> a button that summons cars of martinis and champagne, sounds like something out of a james bond movie but it's not fiction. it is something you can experience at a new bar and restaurant opening in san francisco's financial district. joslin got a sneak peek of what the slinky holbrook house has to offer. >> when you walk in here cut its various thickly pleasing, very bright, and unique features, but how do you get people inside? it starts with the outside. a unique space in a financial district and a 42 story building, you walk in and there's an area to sit, you look up and there's an amazing view. and thinking about the design, they had to step up to the plate.>> you should walk in their and it's the centerpiece of the restaurant. >> we went there to be

and also work with state assembly members to change state laws because the city department told me no, i could do something because of state law. i said well, we will change the state law. we need to do what we can to be innovative because our future depends on it in san francisco. >> have yorty decided when they will start up again next year? will there be a certain season you do these in? >> i think we need a few months to catch our breath and this was a pilot. we want to see what worked and what didn't. we had way more people than we expected. we ran out of food. we want to make sure we expand the night market and bring in foods that we were looking for. my husband is from taiwan originally and this was the inspiration. we visit his family every year and world-famous night markets in taipei. i said we need to bring this to san francisco. my husband said where's the stinky tofu. that's his favorite snack at the night market. we have to make sure we have that at the next one. >> it sounds like it was a huge success and running out of food is a good thing. you for being on with us ton

newsom, san francisco assembly member matt haney's bill garnered overwhelming support in the state assembly and the senate. the goal is to allow cafes that would cultivate experiences along with cannabis offering food, live music, coffee and socialization. says he wants businesses to move away from the dispensary model and bring much needed tourist dollars into empty downtowns. >> the wait is finally over. apple unveiling its new iphone 15 lineup. the upgraded features and the big change coming on the latest devices. >> incredible video today from hawaii's big island. researchers with the u.s. geological survey. they're monitoring lava flow after the kill away. a volcano erupted on sunday. researchers out there, as you can collecting samples free, hot out here. but they want to get new data on this historic volcano. callaway is one of the most active volcanoes in the world. the alert level was downgraded yesterday because no infrastructures are being threatened and there's no threat of significant ash. the mission. staying in hawaii, tourism to maui continues to take a devastating hit as mo

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the state senate overwhelmingly passed a bill that requires gun sellers to post warnings about the dangers of having a firearm in your home this past last month with the assembly and it passed the state senate yesterday. research shows that the presence of a gun in a home increases the risk of accidental death and suicide. the governor has advocated for tougher gun laws and he is expected to sign this into law. alameda county has filed a lawsuit against a livermore company accusing them of illegally selling flavored vapes to children. officials say that apollo sold products to its website without verifying the purchasers age illegally shipping flavored tobacco products through mail and then manufactured and sold thousands of cannabis products without the state's permission. >> used to how warehouse in livermore. >> as their base of operations to sell ban flavored tobacco products, predominantly vapes, invade jews to individuals under the age of 21. >> the da's office has filed a temporary restraining order against the company saying that has to halt all of its in-person and online products from being sold. >> well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news of

twice, once in 2018 and most recently last year before his time as superintendent, he served in state assembly representing bay area. he joins the current lieutenant governor and former california controller betty ye in the race. >>> president biden will be spending next days fund raising in the bay area. the president will be going to two fund raisers in ater ton and san francisco. he will meet with science and tech leaders wednesday. he will arrive from joining auto workers on the picket line in michigan. while he is here fund raising congress is trying to reach a deal to avoid a shut down. the house will try to pass four spending bills to keep some parts of the government open. jarred hill has the latest. >> reporter: congress is in crisis mode. with just five days until a government shutdown, house speaker kevin mccarthy frustrated with his party. >> why would they want to stop paying troops, border agents, coastguard? i don't understand how that makes you stronger. >> reporter: a group is pushing for a shut down emboldened by former president trump who posted on social media unless you ge

the state assembly passed a bill that would decriminalize plant-based psychedelics, including the so-called sin a sin bin or mushrooms. the bill authored by state senator scott wiener past 42 to 11 studies show that psychedelics have great promise in treating mental health and substance use disorders. but opponents argue that decriminalizing them would be a dangerous move for young people and public safety at large. the bill is headed to the senate for a final signature and then to the governor's desk. coming up next, how california is looking to change status discrimination. plus, senator tommy tuberville says that the delays and the confirmations of more than 300 military nominees is going to continue. he's speaking up about his reasoning behind this decision. but for southern california, congressman. she's vying for a seat on the senate. why katie porter says she is the right person to take over for senator dianne feinstein. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters in the california lawmaker known for taking out her white ford in washington, d.c., it's now running for a seat in the

the state senate overwhelmingly passed a bill that requires gun sellers to post warnings about the dangers of having a gun in your home. this passed the assembly last month and the state senate yesterday. research shows that the presence of a gun in the home increases the risk of accidental death and suicide. the governor has advocated for tougher gun laws and he is expected to sign this into law. >> well, some disappointing news out of the south bay to share with you. after nearly 40 years in business, raging waters in san jose closed for good kron. 4 sarah stinson has reaction now from the community. >> news spread quickly about raging waters closing for good. we caught up with san jose city leaders and community members all who told us they're saddened to hear this. raging waters is closing in san jose. the company posted on facebook wednesday afternoon saying it won't be reopening in 2024. memories flooded in for people who grew up going to the water park at lake cunningham parents would take to bring >> you know, spend the there on hot days. it was fun going through all this into the every be very packed. the owners palace entertainment w

the state assembly passed the measure co-authored by assembly member matt haney who represents the transgender population in the tenderloin. i does not need a senate approval and will be enacted next year. this makes california the first state to recognize transgender history month. >> this body has been on the forefront of protecting our transgender residents, and this will be another important historic step that we take, as a body, and as a state. >> san francisco became the first city to recognize trans-history month, in 2021. in the meantime, near sacramento, the rockland school district is considering a polic to notify parents if their chil wants to identify as trans or gender nonconforming . but, a judge put a temporary halt on a similar policy passed by the chino valley school district. state attorney general rob bonta is suing over that policy. >>> a spill has shut down i-80 in venetia.'s chp says a tanke spilled hot asphalt around 9:30 this morning. cruiser tried to clean it up with shovels and by placing dirt on it. no word on the condition of the driver or what caused the crash. >>>

with less than two weeks left in the legislative session in california, republicans in the state assembly attempted to flex the rules to try to get lawmakers to vote on aca 12. this would be a constitutional amendment that adds alexandra's law to the california constitution, and it would ultimately be up to voters. here's what happened. i move to suspend the rules, and republicans tried to rush the measure to the floor. then democratic majority leader assemblyman isaac brian made a few notes against the move. madam speaker, isn't it true that there are several bills related to the sale and distribution accountability and network around fentanyl still to be dealt with on this floor by september 14th. and in fact, this body has passed more legislation related to fentanyl than any legislative body in california's history. that is correct. the attempt failed 42 to 18 with several democrats not voting. a disappointment for the parents. with that, the proposal's only possibility now of becoming law is up to them. this group is up for the challenge. we don't know why it's gotten this far, but yo

well, meantime, the state assembly passed a bill that would help fast track low-income housing on land owned by nonprofit colleges and religious institutions like churches and synagogues and mosques. the bill was authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener. it would rezone the land owned by these colleges and churches to allow for affordable housing to be built. supporters say it could add hundreds of thousands of housing units to the state opponents, though, think it would take away control local control of housing developments. the bill still needs to be approved by the state senate. and the state assembly also approved a bill yesterday requiring schools to have at least one gender-neutral bathroom available for students to use by the year 2026, it would apply to all schools servicing first through 12th grade and schools that have multiple female and male restrooms. the state legislature also passed a bill to ensure school curriculum reflects the diversity of california and of the united states. the bill would require school boards to approve materials that include accurate

the state assembly also passed a bill today that would end the california ban on state funded travely state that enacted anti-lgbtq laws. california lawmakers first approved the ban in 2016. right now, state workers and researchers cannot travel to 26 states. the ban would be replaced by an outreach campaign to bring pro lgbtq messages in those states. the bill now heads to the state senate. governor newsom, facing pushback for his latest comments on whether he would make good on his promise to appoint a black woman to the senate. we'll hear from east bay congresswoman barbara lee, who says she will hold the governor accountable. and a big side show breaks out in the city of vallejo. the growing frustration from neighbors that police are not even responding to break them up. and a crushing setback for aaron rodgers, only for snaps into his new york jets career for our jason appelbaum has that story a little later in sports. plus we gather to honor those beautiful, precious lives. and at the same time, to say no, to protest at their death, honoring the lives of those killed on nine di

well, the state assembly passed a bill that would decriminalize plant-based psychedelics, including so called psilocybin or mushrooms. the bill authored by state senator scott wiener past 42 to 11 studies show that psychedelics have great promise in treating mental health and substances use disorders. but opponents argue that the criminalizing that would be a dangerous move for young people and the public at large. the bill is headed to the senate for a final signature and then to the governor's desk. well, a southern california court granted state lawmakers a temporary restraining order against a san bernardino county school district. so this all comes after california attorney general rob bonta announced a lawsuit in response to the recent policy. what require chino valley unified staff to notify parents if a student requested to be identified other than their assigned gender river. state argues policy puts transgender or gender-nonconforming students in dangerous situations at their homes. >> children shouldn't have to share with their parents. if there. they they don't identify as

meanwhile, we also have the state assembly passing a bill that would help fast track low-income housingions like churches, synagogues and mosques. that bill was authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener and it would rezone the land owned by the colleges and churches to allow for affordable housing. supporters say could add hundreds of thousands of housing units in the state. while opponents of the bill say it would take away local control over housing developments. the bill still needs to be approved by the state senate. >> all the state assembly also approved a bill yesterday requiring schools to have at least one gender-neutral bathroom available for students by 2026. so it would apply to all schools serving first 12th grade and schools and have multiple female and male restrooms. there. >> and the state legislature also passed a bill to ensure that school curriculum reflected the diversity of california and the united states. the bill would require school boards to approve materials that include accurate depictions of lgbtq+ people and their contributions would also ban sc

she moved on to the state assembly and then congress and washington, d.c. speier retired after serving for 15 years. >>> if a police officer points a gun at someone, should it be considered use of force? the independent police auditor thinks so and is making that recommendation to the city council. the report by the office of the police auditor recommends they track gun draws as use of force incidents. currently they're listed as procedural actions. silicon valley de-bug supports the change to provide more transparency. >> why is the gun pulled out? what's the fear that you had to feel that you had to point your gun at somebody? to me, it's needed. i don't think it's right officers should be pulling out a gun if there's no enemy there. >> other police departments are tracking gun draws as use of force. the police chief agrees and wants to make the change later this month. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what happened and who is at fault for the deadly and fiery crash on 580 this morning eastbound near beaumont avenue in oakland. chp says two cars

the bill still needs to be approved by the state senate. >> all the state assembly also approved a billay requiring schools to have at least one gender-neutral bathroom available for students by 2026. so it would apply to all schools. sorry, first 12th grade and schools that have multiple female and male restrooms. >> and the state legislature also passed a bill to ensure school curriculum reflects the diversity of california and the united states. the bill would require school boards to approve materials that include accurate depictions of lgbtq+ people and their contributions. it would also ban school boards from rejecting text books because they mention the contributions of people in certain racial categories, orientations and the like the bill is now awaiting the governor's signature. organizers from this year's dreamforce event that's expected to bring in about 40,000 people to san francisco desk week say that this will be the world's largest ai event. the conference will take place between tuesday, september, 12th through thursday. the 14th will be at the moscone center. organizer

and she moved six years in state assembly and congress. retired in january after serving 15 years. >>> a live look in oakland, where two professional soccer teams are a step closer to building a temporary stadium near the coliseum. tonight, the city council voted to enter an exclusive negotiating deal with the roots and sol, the soccer teams and alameda county. the ten-year lease would accommodate a 10,000-seat stadium. you see the coliseum. and that's the malibu lot. the current co-owners of the site, the oakland a's, might object to this project. the team plans to relocate to las vegas. and their play at the coliseum ends next year. it's unknown where the a's will continue to play until that vegas stadium is built. >>> get ready to roll up your sleeve again. the new covid booster will be available in the bay area soon. health providers will likely receive the new vaccine next week. contra costa health is recommending everyone 6 minutes and older get the shot. they say it protects against stra strains of covid-19 that are circulating and

former san francisco mayor willie brown was in the state assembly at the time. he recalled meeting feinstein during those years. >> i remember that i was trying to get a house here in san francisco when they wouldn't allow black people easily to get houses. and there was a demonstration and this angular, tall, great looking white woman pushing a baby stroller with a little kid in it whom nobody knew anything about, she came out to participate in the protest. that was dianne feinstein and that was that long ago. and so i am a great admirer. >> in the 1970s, while serving as the first female president of the board of supervisors, feinstein ran twice for mayor but lost. she had decided not to run again in when tragedy struck the city. >> it's been seven hours now since that 38 caliber pistol went off, nine times and took the lives of the two leaders. >> both mayor moscone and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> the tragic assassination of san francisco mayor george moscone by supervisor dan white in 1978 put feinstein in the job . in 1979, feinstei

and we have the state assembly to passing a bill that would help fast track low-income housing on land that's owned by nonprofit colleges and religious institutions like churches and synagogues and mosques that bill was authored by san francisco state senator scott wiener. it would rezone that land owned by the colleges and churches and allow them to build affordable housing supporters say it could add hundreds of thousands of housing units across the state, although opponents say that this would take away local control over housing developments, the bill still needs to be approved by the state senate. >> all right. well, the state assembly also approved a bill yesterday requiring schools have at least one gender-neutral bathroom available for students by at least 2026. it would apply to all schools serving first through 12th and schools that have multiple female and male restrooms. >> the state legislature, meanwhile, also passed a bill to ensure the school curriculum reflects the diversity of california and the united states. the bill would require school boards to approve materials

race but had alleged oral success at local and conventional levels, 5 socialists into new york state assembly, they were suspended and expelled and rented special elections and were reelected but denied their seats. the communist party of the united states was founded in 1919 after the russian revolution as socialist party of america. unlike debs's socialists it supported dictatorship of the proletariat which is to say dictatorship of self-appointed fiduciaries for the proletariat. it was deeply involved in the american labor movement and a variety of front organizations influenced many prominent people. membership grew to 55 thousands according to seek the usa but it was from the first largely funded by and took orders from the soviet union. after world war ii broke out in september of 1939 the communist party newspaper the daily worker began a long and frequent series of editorials demanding this country stay out of the war. on june 20 third 1941, the paper without noting its about-face demanded the immediate entrance of the united states into the war. what caused it to change its editorial

well, state assembly member has authored legislation he says will send a strong message to sacramento lawmakers who have been arrested and convicted of driving under the influence. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes us through that proposal. >> while driving is not a right, it's a privilege. and that's why one lawmaker here at the capitol says he's drafted a new bill to hold his legislative colleagues accountable. >> we drink and drive. drinking and driving really inexcusable, especially for an elected official. that's the message republican assembly member billa say lee hopes to sent to fellow lawmakers with his proposal. hr 51 should go into effect. any member of the assembly who is arrested and charged with dui loose, a privilege to operate what's known as a pool vehicle. a government perk provided to lawmakers to help them easily get from place to place in sacramento. most people don't even know we get a taxpayer. >> funded car. it's a state vehicle. >> the state pays the tax. the state pays the gas for the car. they take care of it. and i think that's a privilege. and

before his time as superintendent he served in the state assembly representing parts of the bay area. he joins current lieutenant governor and former california controller in the race. >>> fall has just begun but it is not too soon to look ahead. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration now say we are looking at a strong el niÑo headed into the winter. this comes as the pacific ocean is already experiencing warmer than average surface temperatures . it looks like it will stay that way into 2024. el niÑo generally coincides with what are than average conditions for southern california and recent el niÑo's have brought above normal or near normal rainfall to the bay area. >>> speaking of wet weather that stick a live look outside across the bay. kind of gloomy and great. right now and atmospheric river is pouring heavy rain into the pacific northwest and it is brought a few raindrops to our area. as you take a live look at oakland and san jose, they have and overcast sky. here is jess with a first look at weather. >>> the rain system that impacted the pacific northwest gave u

after clearing the state assembly the bill heads to the senate. if passed, californians 21 and older would be allowed to use small amounts of psychedelic drugs like hallucinogenic mushrooms and distributing the drugs will remain illegal. >>> throughout the bay area this weekend we are in the medium to high category 4 are pollen count with some of the top allergens actually being glass and at home. if you are sensitive to allergies, take it slow this week . get out and get fresh air but keep the clairton handy and ready. later this afternoon we will see wind gusts get breezy and pockets like san francisco, ranging into fairfield and concord with wind gusts from 15 to 25 miles per hour. keep that in mind for outdoor activities today. it is beautiful. 80s in the forecast in the santa clara valley. 80s and east bay with 90s near brentwood. this is around average . we see lots of sunshine today from the bay into our inland areas and the cloudy set up will hold on tight along the coast . we have been seeing small day to day changes but this weekend we w

midway through her second term she ran for the state assembly and won, then spending eight years in the state senate. in 2008 she started representing the peninsula on capitol hill, a position she held until retiring this past january. in her announcement yesterday, she said one of her goals is to help families manage the high cost of living. that includes focusing on affordable childcare, housing and healthcare. >>> there were already two candidates in this race but as soon as she jumped in they both dropped out and endorsed her. oakland is one step closer to having its first pro soccer stadium. last night the city council agreed to enter an exclusive negotiation agreement with the group that owns the oakland roots and soul. so the roots played at laney college until earlier this year when they moved to cal state east bay in hayward. the soul have used a numberf venues, including merit college. the goal is to open the stadium by 2025. >>> one bay area woman's game plan to get more girls coaching on the sidelines is moving full speed ahead. we met up with the former business owner and m

here in california, the state assembly and senate voted to decriminalize some psychedelics like magicnents say that hallucinogens can cause paranoia and psychological trauma. but senator wiener believes everyone from combat veterans with ptsd to those who suffer from disorders like anxiety and depression could benefit. >> but they're not a panacea. this is not a silver bullet. but there are plenty of people who have literally been able to turn their lives around because of psychedelics. >> california should be a destination for cannabis just like it is for wine and one of the things that is holding us back from that right now is we can't really offer a cannabis experience that is legal, that is safe, that is regulated. >> state assembly member matt haney supported senator wiener's legislation and is also advocating for his own, which the state senate passed yesterday. it would allow certain cannabis retailers to sell food and beverages, creating cannabis cafes like those in amsterdam, it needs one more vote before heading to the governor. the psychedelic legislation will not become la

the state assembly has passed a bill that would decriminalize plant-based psychedelics, including so called psilocybin or mushrooms. bill authored by state senator scott wiener passed easily. 42 to 11 studies show that psychedelics have great promise in treating some mental health and substance use disorders. but opponents argue decriminalizing them would be a dangerous move for young people. and public safety is a whole. meanwhile, the bill will head to the senate now and then if it passes there, the governor's desk. california is now the first state in the country to officially recognize a transgender history month. today lawmakers voted in favor of the idea the resolution was authored by san francisco assembly member matt haney. leaders hope this designation promotes education and awareness surrounding the contributions made by people in the community. the first official recognition of transgender history month will be next. august. whether time now as we get a live look different vantage point of san francisco here. see a little bit fog there. some wispy fog. and that's right near

. >>> today, the state assembly voted to make california the first state in the country to recognize transgender history month. it comes at a time when transgender rights are at the forefront of political debates across california , and the country. an activist joining me with a look at today's vote and also the latest political battle lines that are now being drawn. >> we have been following the debates, nationwide, ethical school board meetings, sports arenas and public libraries. of course, california has always been a trendsetter , and this mease, just adopted, makes august transgender history month, here, introduced by assembly member matt haney from san francisco, who says it sends an important message . it does not need senate approval and will be enacted next year. >> it is important to us that we stop spreading misinformation about the transgender community, and take this opportunity to tell the truth and educate people about who we are, and what we need. >> san francisco became the first city to recognize trance history month in 2021. in the meantime, in the sacrament of ar

senate bill 14 passed the state assembly with a unanimous vote today. it now heads back to the state senate, where members must approve an amendment to the bill made two weeks ago. the change ensures human trafficking victims who can sometimes be forced to help traffickers are not prosecuted under the proposed law. two bills involving accessory dwelling units or adus moved to the governor's desk today. ab 1033 allows cities to decide whether property owners can sell adus separately from their primary home. the other bill, ab 976, would ban cities and counties from requiring property owners to live in their adus, giving them the option to rent them out. both bills were authored by san francisco assembly member phil ting. most fast food workers in california would get a raise next year to make a minimum $20 an hour under a new bill in the state legislature. the proposal comes after a tense standoff between labor unions and the fast food industry over wages and working conditions. the new take effect in april. it still needs approval from the state legislat

in yakutia , the head of the republic of people's deputies of the state assembly and deputies of theyakut city duma in the capital of the region are elected. tomorrow morning there is a possibility of light wet snow, which will change during the day and light rain , temperature + 5°.7, and on sunday without precipitation and the air will warm up to +9°. in moscow, where elections for the mayor and deputies of municipalities are being held, today turned out to be the coldest of the week, the maximum temperature was only plus 14°, it is windy in places and raining, but tomorrow the precipitation will stop and the air will warm up to 18°. but on sunday up to +20°. these are the forecasts for this minute. the eyes are afraid, but the hands are doing. vladimir putin opened today a new highway in the nizhny novgorod region m12 speed diameter will begin to operate from moscow to arzamas which polling station is operational in moscow, we will show footage of the opening by the end of the first of three days of voting, elections are taking place in 85 constituent entities of the russian feder

a bill on his desk that they say will improve gun violence prevention efforts all across the state assembly bill. 28 would impose an 11% tax on gun manufacturers and ammunition vendors across california, estimated 160 million in revenue raise per year. that would go toward gun violence prevention programs, including initiatives for school safety and behavioral health. >> this bill is going to save lives and protect communities. and we are united in saying that we are hopeful and optimistic. the governor will do what he has always done, which is to lead on issues of gun violence and protect our communities and signed the bill signed this bill into law so that we can look for for the prosperity that this is senate. bill. quick break to california. >> opponents the bill say that the tax would ultimately trickle down to consumers and unfairly impact law abiding gun owners. supporters of the bill this afternoon march the governor's office to drop off letters urging him to sign it. he has until october 14th to make his decision. >> coming up, a trial date has been set for memphis officers involve

the state assembly and senate voted to decriminalize some psychedelics like magic mushrooms. ears. opponents say that hallucinogens can cause paranoia and psychological trauma, but senator wiener believes that everyone from combat veterans with ptsd to those who suffer from disorders like anxiety and depression could benefit. >> they're not a panacea. this is not a silver bullet. but there are plenty of people who have literally been able to turn their lives around because of psychedelics. >> california should be a destination for cannabis just like it is for wine. and one of the things that is holding us back from that right now is we can't really offer a cannabis experience that is legal, that is safe, that is regulated. >> state assembly member matt haney supported senator wiener's legislation and is also advocating for his own with the state senate passed yesterday, it would allow certain cannabis retailers to sell food and beverages, creating cannabis cafes like those in amsterdam and needs one more vote before heading to the governor. the psychedelic legislation will not

haiti's bill garnered overwhelming support in the state assembly and senate.he goal is to allow cafe so would cultivate experiences along with cannabis offering food, live music, coffee and socialization. amy says he wants businesses to move away from the dispensary model and bring some much-needed tourist dollars into empty downtowns. if you need some help with your chores, you might be able to call uber to get it done. the san francisco based company is reportedly working on adding a housework option to its list of services. according to bloomberg, the company is calling it uber chore. it will allow users to hire people through the app for different jobs. it's not clear exactly what kind of jobs you can hire people to do and the company has yet to release details on the service. but it sounds similar to existing apps such as task rabbit. the brady bunch home now has a new owner. the household per 3.2 million dollars which was below asking price home improvement network hgtv bought the house for some 3.5 million. they spent months restoring it. >> back to its

country to officially recognize a transgender history month today in sacramento, lawmakers in the state assemblyo approve a resolution. >> declaring august transgender history month in california. the resolution was authored by san francisco assembly member matt haney. leaders hope this designation promotes education and awareness surrounding the contributions made by people in the transgender community. >> we can disagree with a lot of issues on a lot of issues in california, but we cannot disagree on the existence of trans people. can disagree on the humanity of trans people. trans people are co-workers, our neighbors, our family makers and are history makers. it's really important to us that we stop spreading misinformation about the trans community and take this opportunity to actually tell the truth. >> and educate people about who we are and what we need. co-director. the first official recognition of transgender history month will come next. august. >> still ahead, an invasive fruit fly quarantine happening in the south bay. the plants in areas affected. david: as we start a new school ye