travis allen "californians are ready for a change and that's exactly why i'll be the next governor ofe changes is a repeal of the gas tax.on tuesday allen says he dropped off petitions in sacramento to help make that a reality. asm. travis allen "i will tell you right now, we're very close to having all the signatures we're going to need to put that on the november ballot and reverse that gas tax."but while that was happening much of the attention was elsewhere....the state attorney general announced his department will provide oversight into the deadly sacramento police shooting of stephon clark.asm. travis allen "i believe very simply that the police officers were acting in self-defense and they were acting to stop a threat. with all of the police violence we've seen, actually violence committed against police officers, we have to understand that law enforcement personnel are there for our safety. we have to back the badge."kody, kron4 news. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) after decades of research scientists say they are very close to aversion of male contraception that will work with few

businessman john cox and travis allen are also running to replace governor brown. >>> a setback for one san francisco mayoral candidate. according to the "san francisco examiner," angela alioto's campaign consultants have quit. she has a tough fight ahead with seven other candidates competing to be the next mayor. >>> later tonight democratic candidates will meet for a forum at san francisco's lgbt community center. >>> time now 6:10. what researchers say is causing some land in the bay area to sink. >> plus, a plan that's aimed at curbing congestion on the richmond/san rafael bridge moves forward. >> speaking of congestion, we are tracking a traffic alert that has an accident blocking a couple of languages. we'll have the details the backups and some travel times coming up. >> we have a light drizzle out there across the bay area this morning. but more storms to come. i'll talk about the several storms that are on the way coming up. some land in the bay area is sinking! we're talking about large areas of the shorline, including s-f-o, foste >>> the cost of housing may be skyrocketing b

and republican assembly man travis allen came in with 10%. that same poll shows senator diane feinstein still holding a pretty big lead with 42% support in her reelection bid over fellow democrat and former state senate president who came in at 16%. >>> 300 cows have been found dead at ranch in northern california. the ranch is in humboldt county about 15 minutes from the city of eureka. the rancher raymond frank christie was arrested on animal cruelty charges. authorities say they found hundreds of dead cows left near waterways. some stacked in high piles. authorities found cattle that were malnourished and dogs kept in unsanitary conditions. >>> time is 4:39. advocates for the homeless says the rany start to springtime emphasizes the need for shelters to be opened year- round. the home first shelter in sunnyvale almost always fills the 140 beds it has available every night. usually the county requires the shelter to close by april 15th. but the santa clara county board of supervisors voted to extend the shelter to year round status. if the

expected to appear on the ballot including state treasurer john chiang and republican assemblyman travis allen. but under the state's primary system, the top two vote getters on june 5th will move on to the november election, no matter what their party affilation.. maureen kelly kron4 news (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful if not cool day from the land to the sea. there's was hardly a cloud in the sky as high pressure builds overhead. it's going to be a little cool if you're going out tonight but there will be plenty of stars. lows tonight will be chilly in the 30s in some of the valleys with 40s around the bay and coast. it's all quiet on the doppler as the storm clouds have moved out for now. but on the satellite you can see the next storm off the coast. it's not a strong storm but it could bring some showers toward the middle of the week. tomorrow will be a little warmer but we'll also see a few high clouds moving across our skies. highs will be in the low 60s to low 70s. we'll see increasing clouds on

in terms of opposed measures, ab 2712 by aassembly member travis allen from southern california has been referred and set for hearing. this measure takes the remaining unspent pros from the high speed rail bond and reallocates them to pay down debt service. i noticed this morning, however, it was amended to instead apply it for rebates to california citizens, so i think he's looking for the best possible way to position his opinion on high speed rail. and finally, senator hill has produced sb 1132. staff is recommending opposing on this measure. it would deal with right turn violations and subject to legislation last year would reduce the fine from $100 to $30. and like last year's recommendation, staff is opposed. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. is there any questions for mr. watts? is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. is there a motion to adopt staff's positions on the afore mentioned six pieces of legislation? commissioner breed? >> president breed: thank you. i just wanted to make a few comments specifically about ab 3059. colleagues, i ap

travis allen is a california state assembly man. he joins us tonight.ed in california for a while but does anyone notice that the state of california is an open rebellion against the united states. is that noted? >> californians are all scratching their head. i will tell you right now, don't believe the media reports. ordinary californians are shocked at what is going on in the streets of california. >> what do you think the core problem is, it was once the greatest state in l the union, look at popular media from 50 years ago. people sang about moving to california, people are fleeing now, what change do you think? >> what changed his demo decades of the democrats running the legislature.ot california democrats have controlled both houses of the legislature and jerry brown and his father have controlled california for the last 50 year years. as this has progressed we started to see our taxes go up, ourur businesses leave, our peoe leave. we had 243,000 californians leaving taking $8 billion withh them. now we are seeing open lawlessness. we have the cr

joining me now, republican candidate for governor here in california, assemblyman travis allen.hank you so much. >> thank you for having me on. >> shannon: this was after three laws passed in the last year or so, that have to blocking or making it harder for i.c.e. to do its job in this area. the fed say it is no good. we'll see, the ninth circuit, going to have a rough road there. >> this is not just about illegal immigration. this illegal sanctuary state is very california is sheltering people who are here illegally, they are committing crimes while they are here in california with taxpayer dollars. it is absolutely illegal, completely unconstitutional. but it gets worse than that. not only did the democrats in california passed at all, just a few weeks ago, xavier becerra, the attorney general of california, was on record, and he said very directly, if you are a california business owner and you try to comply with federal immigration law and actually help federal immigration officers doing their constitutional duty, he will prosecute you. that is criminal obstruction of justi

republican state assemblyman travis allen and chung and former state superintendent dellain easton round out that group. now on may 8th, nbc bay area and the silicon valley will host a live debate featuring the top candidates for governor. the prime time event will happen at san jose california theater. it will be moderated by nbc news political director and "meet the press" moderator chuck todd. we will broadcast live right here on nbc bay area and also on telemundo. so what would you ask the candidates? we'd like you to tweet your questions using the hashtag cagov debate and tune in at 6:30 on may 8th. >>> earp 4th will mark 50 years since the assassination of martin luther king and in an -- an era when television came of age. and a special airs on saturday night. in the 1960s he furthered the cause on evening tv newscasts. >> in many ways the american people were seeing -- sitting in their living room some of the brutality of the very famous and nowin famous clashes of the civil rights movement. >> lester holt narrates which examines protest and free speech in current day. "hope and f

expected to appear on the ballot including state treasurer john chiang and republican assemblyman travis allene's primary system, the top two vote getters on june 5th will move on to the november election, no matter what their party affilation.. maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) 32 years ago.... two young women were found murdered on an east bay road... there was never even a suspect identified.. that is... until last friday... when charges were filed... people who live in the area tell kron4's haaziq madyun they never thought this day would come a suspect has been charged in the double murders of 18- year-old michelle xavier and 20-year-old jennifer duey in fremont. sotdetective jacob blass/fremont police department: "we have a david emery misch who is going to be our main suspect in this case...">the cold case dates back to february 2nd 1986. that is when around 12:30am a motorcyclist noticed the dead bodies of the two victims here mill creek road. it has been 32 years but people in this quiet part of town remember it like it was yesterdaysot

expected to appear on the ballot include state treasurer john chiang and republican assemblyman travis allen. lawrence karnow: we had a few morning showers before it began to clear around the bay area today. temperatures were mild againg with partly cloudy skies but cool near the coast with fog. tonight will be partly to mostly cloudy with patchy fog. it's all quiet on the doppler radar right now but that will change again shortly. on the satellite you can see what's left of the storm that moved through ths morning and fell apart. it left plenty of moisture in the atmosphere behind. the pattern overall remains active with a series of storms headed our way. tomorrow will be mostly cloudy with a slight chance of showers mainly to the north. another storm will come up from the south to bring clouds and rain late on saturday. showers will continue on sunday. dry and warmer weather should return on monday but more rain is possible tuesday and wednesday. (vicki) the san mateo county district attorney says a deadly police shooting back in december was justified.it started when officers responded to

. >> reporter: the two republican candidates, john cox a businessman from san diego and travis allen,n beach assemblymen, want less government red tape. >> we incentivize home building by cutting red tape, taxes and regulations. >> that was mike luery reporting. the department of finance says we must build 180 units of housing each year to keep up with the growing population here but the state is short by 80,000 units each year for the past 8 years. >>> the second nor'easter to hit the east coast in a week is crippling travel across the region. there are canceled or delayed flights and trains. hundreds of thousands of people have no power. they are trying to catch up from the last storm so the fix won't be quick. >> we heard cracking and it was the big trees in the back that came down. first my neighbor's house went out, then there was a crackdown the street and then we lost and the rest of the block lost power. >> forecasters are keeping an eye on yet another storm. east coasters may have seen the worst of the snow but temperatures there are going to remain cold for at least the next

and republican assembly man travis allen at 10%.hat same poll shows senator diane feinstein with a sizable lead 42% in her reelection bid over fellow democrat and forel state senate leader kevin de leon who comes in at 16%. >>> police in tempe arizona released the dash cam video from a self-driving vehicle that hit and killed a pedestrian late sunday night. we want to warn you the video can be upsing. it shows the -- upsetting. it shows the suv going 40 miles per hour. one camera shows the victim out of the shadows there jaywalking, not a crosswalk but she was walking with her bike and police suggested she dart out in traffic and it looks like she is moving fairly slowly but the car doesn't detect her. in the interior view, you can see the uber employee behind the wheel she is seen repeatedly looking down perhaps towards the console until she appears to be shocked to see the pedestrian right in front of the car. >> wow. all right then. >>> time is now 6:48. let's check in with gasia to see what's coming up in the next hour on mornin

at a debate on sunday, republican assemblyman travis allen wrote newsom's name on a piece of paper and put it on a vacant lecturn. >>> 6:10. the bay area city that's hiring a consultant to try to attract more marijuana businesses as it looks to cash in on the green rush. >> plus, the flight path changes coming to sfo today and the issue the faa is hoping it will help fix. >> 580 dealing with some major delays. backing up on 205. we only have one lane open. we'll have the details and your travel times coming up. >> welcome to the hottest day of the week as that ridge of high pressure settles over california. the full forecast coming up. businesses to the city. the city council says "s-c-i consulting group" will provide oversight in the manufacturing and cultivation of pot for the >>> san carlos city council says a consulting group will provide oversight in the manufacturing and cultivation of pot for the next three to five years. the team also helped the city determine its cannabis rules prior to statewide legalization back in january. >>> santa cruz county is about to get a lot more qu

republican travis allen told the group, cutting taxes will incentivize builders. >> people can actuallyuild homes. then we have to get rid of all these crazy home building regulations so builders aren't stuck in court. and we have to cut down on costly lawsuits. >> former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa agrees more housing needs to be built in the state. he favors an easier way for builders to be able to get things done. >> we need to address a broken permitting system, california environmental quality act. if you can get an exemption or shortened environmental review for a football stadium, why not for houseing? >> he said he would also focus on homeless problems and take care of hard working low wage earners. the former l.a. mayor and fellow democrat gavin newsom are considered the front-runner in the race according to public polling. >>> happening today a new report will be released on california's high- speed rail project showing critical details of the plan. anne makovec is live at the diridon station in san jose with more. >>> reporter: this is one of many spots around this

expected to appear on the ballot include state treasurer john chiang and republican assemblyman travis allenve look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we had a few morning showers before it began to clear around the bay area today. temperatures were mild againg with partly cloudy skies but cool near the coast with fog. tonight will be partly to mostly cloudy with patchy fog. it's all quiet on the doppler radar right now but that will change again shortly. on the satellite you can see what's left of the storm that moved through ths morning and fell apart. it left plenty of moisture in the atmosphere behind. the pattern overall remains active with a series of storms headed our way. tomorrow will be mostly cloudy with a slight chance of showers mainly to the north. another storm will come up from the south to bring clouds and rain late on saturday. showers will continue on sunday. dry and warmer weather should return on monday but more rain is possible tuesday and wednesday. (( áá v.o. / catherine áá

travis allen has 10%. it shows dianne feinstein holds a sizable lead in his re- election bid over kevin de leon. >>> gasia, the time is 7:45. let's check in with mike mibach to see what is coming up on mornings on 2. mike. >> dave and gasia, good morning to you both. trips to the grocery store could soon cost you a little bit more. the popular item that's are experiencing a pretty big jump in price. and coming up in the 9:00 hour, we will talk live with the organizer of saturday's march for our lives rally in san francisco. as people in the bay area join hundreds of thousands across the country to call for stricter gun control. it may not feel like it outside, but the a's home opener is just a week from today. and chris giles will join us on the 9 to talk about the new season and where is the new ballpark. we have a lot to talk about. >> see new a few, mike. >>> 8:46. let's get you out the door a little early today. it would be a huge improvement with rushing to get there. >> i like when mike mibach gets t

expected to appear on the ballot include state treasurer john chiang and republican assemblyman travis allenobin )california senator.... bob hertzberg... has been reprimanded for hugging people. the senator was told to stop hugging people after a sexual misconduct investigation. several colleagues of his say the contact made them uncomfortable. the investigation covered four complaints going back to 20-10 -- from three women and one man. investigators say hertzberg is known for being to friendly.... and say that it appears his hugs were not always unwelcome.... and they were not intended to be sexual in nature. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (ácommercialá) you think you'll see and smell shady stuff when you're on muni? how bout when you're waiting to get on? stanley roberts... hit the streets... and found lots of bad behavior. at a bus stop on mission st