becerra, attorney general "and we're going to defend everyone of our rights" attorney general xavier becerra and secretary of state alex padilla defended their lawsuit last week.alex padilla, secretary of state "it is impossible to ignore the intent by the president of the united states. that's why i laid out his rhetoric as a candidate, his rhetoric and actions as president of the united states, clearly anti- immigrant."sen. ben hueso (d-san diego) (16;22-24)

xavier becerra, attorney general "(41;30-35) we refuse to go back to the days where healthcare for our in texas' lawsuit to dismantle obamacare.th lawsuit -- arguing that the affordable care act is no longer valid -- after congress repealed the individual mandate's tax penalty.texas is joined by 19 other red states... arguing the mandate is now invalid.but california - and 15 other blue states want the opportunity to defend the law.xavier becerra, attorney general 57;58 the litigation that as filed in february by texas and other states is another way that some have to try to undo what they don't like politically. 08 the california hospital association supports the effort.carmela coyle, president and ceo of the california hospital association "california ought to be celebrating what the affordable care act has done for us before the affordable care act, for many people their only option to receive care was in a hospital emergency department."the texas lawsuit is against the trump administration -- which oversees the lawso why try to be a party to this lawsuit? 59;03 (kody: you don't bel

rash of local governments saying they are not bound by the sanctuary law, state attorney general xavier becerrastate law is legitimate and he'll enforce it. >> when the legislature passes a bill and the governor signs it, it then becomes my job to enforce it and protect it and i intend to do that. >> reporter: he says a

xavier becerra, attorney general "(41;30-35) we refuse to go back to the days where healthcare for ourhy."attorney general xavier becerra filing a motion to intervene monday in texas' lawsuit to dismantle obamacare.that lawsuit -- arguing that the affordable care act is no longer valid -- after congress repealed the individual mandate's tax penalty.texas is joined by 19 other red states... arguing the mandate is now invalid.but california - and 15 other blue states want the opportunity to defend the law.xavier becerra, attorney general 57;58 the litigation that as filed in february by texas and other states is another way that some have to try to undo what they don't like politically. 08 the california hospital association supports the effort.carmela coyle, president and ceo of the california hospital association "california ought to be celebrating what the affordable care act has done for us before the affordable care act, for many people their only option to receive care was in a hospital emergency department."the texas lawsuit is against the trump administration -- which oversees th

personal information belonging to several different people. ( james ) california attorney general xavier becerraree misdemeanor charges against a real estate agent for price gouging in the north bay. (ááávidboxááá) the attorney general claims missy echeverria raised monthly rent by over 10 percent for a home in novato following last year's north bay fires. governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency on october 9th, 2017 .... and price gouging during a state of emergency is illegal. convicted violators of price gouging face a 10-thousand dollar fine ... or up to one year in jail. ( james ) in bay area news ... a misdemeanor ammunition charge against 49ers linebacker reuben foster ... has been dropped. the santa clara county d-a's office made the announcement yesterday. this comes after a district court judge had issued an injunction against a law ... restricting the possession of a large- capacity ammunition magazine. foster still faces felony charges of domestic violence after police say he attacked his live-in girlfriend. foster is being held out of the niners offseason program until fur

.>>> the california attorney general xavier becerra made a major announcement in the battle over healthcareney general's join him in filing a lawsuit to protect the affordable care act . he says here in california, covered california has proved to be a tremendous help to millions of families dealing with the healthcare crisis.>> we were able to add 5 million people in california to the roles of those who no longer had to no longer worry about going bankrupt because they sent their child to the hospital.>> he made the announcement during a news conference in sacramento this morning and comes in response to a lawsuit filed in federal court in texas which seeks to dismantle the affordable care act .>>> mendocino county investigators are working to identify body that was found floating in the surf off of highway 1. a couple vacationing spotted the body floating in the surf on saturday. now authorities will do dna test to see if this body is one of the family that went off of a cliff. detectives believe that jennifer and sarah drove the vehicle off of the cliff intentionally, but they don't know

becerra, attorney general "and we're going to defend everyone of our rights" attorney general xavier becerra and secretary of state alex padilla defended their lawsuit last week.secretary of state "it is impossible to ignore the intent of the united why i laid out his rhetoric as a candidate, his actions as president of the united states, clearly anti- immigrant."(d-san diego) (16;22-24) "you're violating the constitution."san diego senator ben hueso and the latino legislative caucus unveiled their legislative priorities.promoting the 20-20 census.sen. ben hueso (d-san diego) (18;37-39) the time is now to start working on part of that outreach is through state funds..the governor proposed 40-point-3 million berman says begins with scenes work, hearings and profits. he state's efforts 20-20.asm. marc we're going to every california going to talk to importance of the census. (jr) coming up -- despite its symbolic significance -- america's majestic national bird has faced a real-life threat of extinction... find out why in just a moment. (justine) plus -- after snow hit hard in one area in cali

lea: california's attorney general xavier becerra threatened sheriff's office for possible arrest violatingcal law enforcement fear retaliation? >> they should but i'm not sure that they do. i go think this is the beginning of a much larger movement across the state of california. when you have 135 how homeless people, many who are sleeping in the streets you have an african-american population around 6%, 30% of the population is black. a lot of families wonder where their catch-and-release program is for their children? wondering where resources are going, when there are so many homeless people. this law pushes tax dollars to aid and abet criminals seeking sanctuary in the state. time for people in the california to rise up to fix the problem in the local government as well as the state government. >> i want to turn to this. more than a million illegal immigrants obtain ad california drivers license according to california dmv. where do you stand on that issue? there is a question of safety. you want people driving to get tested, have driver's licenses versus issue of should illegals have

rash of local governments saying they are not bound by the sanctuary law, state attorney general xavier becerra said the state law is legitimate and he'll enforce it. >> when the legislature passes a bill and the governor signs it, it then becomes my job to enforce it and protect it and i intend to do that. >> reporter: he says a federal court is already hearing the case against the state sanctuary law because the trump administration is suing the state. >> the best place, the best forum, to reconcile differences will be the courthouse where we are right now engaged. >> reporter: tomorrow the san diego county board of supervisors will vote on whether to join that lawsuit in support of the trump administration. >> well, everyone has a right to speak their mind. that's the great thing about this country, right? >> now two of the five members of san diego's board of supervisors have said they will vote to join the lawsuit against the sanctuary law. now the race is on to get or stop that third vote. melissa caen, kpix5. >>> new at 6:00 the oakland a's say that their aging ballpark is a big reason w

i thought xavier becerra should have run for governor out there. it's too soon after being ag. and mayor villaraigosa is running strong. is it a state to be blunt where messing with the latino vote is stupid? >> that's a really good question, something that we cover extensively at "the l.a. times." because it's not always what you would assume. and in fact in 2016, there was a strong assumption that there would be huge latino turnout that would vote against president trump or donald trump at that time as a candidate nationally for some of the policies that he was promising to implement if he was elected and some of the things he said about many, many different immigrant groups. and that didn't play out the same way we thought it would. and even in some of these congressional races, you saw that the overwhelming latino vote didn't necessarily affect how trump was faring in some of the areas in the central valley. he lost orange county, which is a very interesting area. in fact just last week voted to say no, we don't want to be a sanctuary state. we

california attorney general xavier becerra has filed three misdemeanor charges against melissa "missyerria, a real estate agent. echeverria allegedly raised monthly rent by over 10 percent in novato following last year's north bay fires. governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency on october 9th, 2017....and price gouging during a state of emergency is in fact illegal. (pam) also new at 6... a car crashed into a home near lake merced.... and the driver is nowhere to be found. it happened this morning... police say, they got a call around 2-15 of a vehicle crashing into a home on 28- hundred block of 37th avenue. a passenger in the vehicle was injured, but should be okay. we spoke to someone whose grandmother lives there. <"she's in good shape, all things considered she's doing very well. what did she tell you that went down. somewhere in the three a clock hour, she felt the ban. she didn't react or anything. within a few minutes police were here. "> (pam) it is unknown whether anyone was hurt in the crash... police are still looking for the driver . (steve) still to come .. a p

becerra, attorney general "and we're going to defend everyone of our rights" attorney general xavier becerralawsuit last week.alex padilla, secretary of state "it is impossible to ignore the intent by the president of the united states. that's why i laid out his rhetoric as a candidate, his rhetoric and actions as president of the united states, clearly anti- immigrant."sen. ben hueso (d-san diego) (16;22-24) "you're violating the constitution."on wednesday - san diego senator ben hueso and the california latino legislative caucus unveiled their legislative priorities. among them - promoting the 20-20 census.(d-san diego) (18;37-39) the time is now to start working on this.part of that outreach is through state funds..the governor proposed 40-point-3 million in his budget.berman says the effort begins with behind-the-scenes work, like plannng hearings and informing non-profits. he wants the state's efforts to peak in april 20-20.asm. marc berman 32;41 we're going to reach out to every california resident. we're going to talk to them about the importance of participating in coming up on the k

we have not had reaction from governor brown or xavier becerra over the backlash from now what is six illegal criminal aliens' rights and the safety of their communities. steve: not just that they say it's unconstitutional. griff, thank you very much for getting up so early. 4:36 where he is in san diego. brian: 24 minutes before the top of the hour for jillian. jillian: he was in the 5:00 a.m. show too. he was up all night long. ainsley: brian, are you going to give him a pay raise. brian: yes. jillian: can i get one, too while you are at it. brian: absolutely. jillian: brothers and convicted killers eric and lyle menendez reuniting behind bars after 22 years apart. eric moving into his brother's housing unit in a san diego prison. they can now interact with each other during rehabilitation programs. the menendez brothers both serving life sentences for shooting and killing millionaire parents in 1989. the surgeon general wants more americans to carry antidote. the move could save lives. >> overdoses are occurring in nonmedical settings. so we can't rely on the traditional first resp