our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>secretary of state alex by this week cleared opponents of sb to 76 and sb 7.14 to start collecting signatures for a statewide ballot initiative against those vaccine bills. the group wants voters to weigh in on whether those measures should become law the bills allow for a statewide crackdown of schools and docto s with higher numbers of childhood vaccine exemptions in order to qualify for the 20 20 ballot. the secretary of state says the group will need to collect 623,212 signatures from registered voters that figure is 5% of the total votes governor gavin newsome not in the 2018 election now this campaign against california's new vaccine last opcomes after intense protests at the state capitol after governor newsom signed the bills leaders of the campaign were not available for comment tuesday. the governor defending his decision to sign at a recent press conference and i'm. i listened. >>to my administration i listen to folks all sides of this the bait and i supported. the vaccin

reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>well facebook is taking new steps to stop the spread of misinformation about vaccinations the social media platform is launching educational pop-up windows that will appear when users search for a vaccine related content. it will contain links to the centers for disease control and prevention for users in the u s the move comes as the number of people sickened by measles in the us this year. surpasses 1200 facebook isn't completely removing all anti vax information because it says users should be able to see both sides of the debate. well the raiders were back on the field today prepping for their opener on. >>on monday. yeah, but another distraction off the field our jason dubai's joins us with that i guess it's not the best idea to call out your boss on social media, i know jon gruden mike mayock are so happy that they brought in a bee's his calendar but you have to think. >>every morning they're waking up looking at their phones crossing hours this crossing their fingers that it

reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>joining us live now to talk about this bill is gig economy expert and forbes contributing editor. >>ryan that ryan before we dig into the specifics of this bill just kind of briefly tell us what a gig economy is we're talking mike like freelance workers at it. >>being most commonly your date on beijing very door dash he was driving there because economy goes far beyond that you've got companies like up work and fiber lot of people that have video development graphic design build ago and so there are on a one off or maybe a short-term project faith that that's not a full and play but that independent contractor. >>you're saying that this could potentially cost them $90 million but how could it help improve wages. at the same time. >>a 3 conversation that happening right now, and invariably endured actually implant they have talked about putting $90 million into lobbying. it the current 85 present in i think agree today and now the governor that and one other thing that we're off the

reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>it's not in the scheme of life little children are not supposed to die, but it is a cruel reality that some families have to face tonight kron four's vicki liviakis takes us inside george mark children's house in san leandro where they try to make the short time left as good as it can be. >>jabari thin cooks was the apple of his parents i know this precious little boy was held. he was 17 months old when he passed. this was 7 years ago his mom and dad were able to spend the last few precious moments with their sick baby boy suffering from a terminal illness. >>that being with was those last those last being able to have his last moments the with a smile. i think those are good for people of war and be able get through life. as you lose a child. hard enough was a child who i think which you know is that hair is you want to be protective. you have all these hope to have all these dreams and when you get that news that your child is going to pass away. all those hopes and dreams kind of

capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>i hope he comes here. >>with an open mind in red constant critic of president trump governor gavin newsome this week is hoping to get the president's help newsome along with the mayors of california's 13 largest city sent a letter to the administration requesting 50,000 housing vouchers. the group hoping to get the vouchers through existing programs with an increased value to help cover the cost of california's pricey rent some most important part of that request and that is. >>to do right. modifications based upon cost of living which is the biggest challenges the state faces as it relates to the existing allocation. >>the governor estimates with 50,000 housing vouchers. he says that could eliminate california's homeless veterans population. >>and the horrible harm. disgusting conditions. the request comes as the president continues to criticize california's homelessness and housing problems that's a pretty remarkable opportunity. >>if they're sincere. >>in their desires if they're insincere and this is g

chp officials say they made multiple arrests monday sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>well up next the mother of 6 goes the extra mile to feed the children in her community handing out over a 100 lunches a day. >>and if you are streaming us on kron on the news continues during the commercial break go to kron on dot tv to see what the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>welcome back to kron 4 news at 6 dozens of republican and democratic attorney generals are teaming up to investigate google and other major tech companies, they're looking into whether or not google is a monopoly and violating us antitrust laws. >>our washington correspondent alexander le mon was at the announcement and has the details. >>a group of 50 attorneys general is investigating whether google is an il

>>our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has a preview of what we can expect. the clock is winding down on california's legislative session next week lawmakers will make their final decision on a b 5 a measure that would reclassify a number of workers in several industries as employees instead of independent contractors. >>this week, dozens of truckers blared their big rig warns outside the capitol in protest gig economy companies like uber lyft and doordash threatening to put an initiative on the 2020 ballot to let voters decide if the bill passes. another measure being considered that could shake up an industry sp 2, 0, 6, the bill would allow college athletes in california to be compensated for the use of their likeness and image, a proposal that flies in the face of nc double a rules nba star lebron james tweeting support for the measure this week if passed california could find itself in a court battle with the organization that governs college athletics. another bill close to the finish line renters protection, bill ab, 1482. the measure would cap annual

zavala explains. i hope he comes here. with an open mind and real constant critic of president trump governor gavin newsome this week is hoping to get the president's help. >>newsome along with the mayors of california's 13 largest city sent a letter to the administration requesting 50,000 housing vouchers. the group hoping to get the vouchers through existing programs with an increased value to help cover the cost of california's pricey rent some most important part of that request and that is. >>to do right. modifications based upon cost of living which is the biggest challenges the state faces as it relates to the existing allocation. >>the governor estimates with 50,000 housing vouchers. he says that could eliminate california's homeless veterans population. >>and the horrible harm, disgusting conditions. the request comes as the president continues to criticize california's homelessness and housing problems that's a pretty remarkable opportunity. >>if they're sincere. >>in their desires if they'r

zavala kron 4 news. >>copper wire thieves strike on an abandoned part of mare island this time going to extreme lengths to steal the cables. kron four's felicia call reports a cut down power poles to get to the metal and that caused a fire in the process. it's all part of a growing problem in the area. >>the vallejo fire departments as a power saw was used to cut down to utility poles on the southern end of mare island wednesday morning. so thieves could steal the copper wire attached and eventually sell it for profit. this is the that. >>was second incident in the months where we intentional. cutting down of a power pole. >>except this time a fire sparked as a result burning about 10 acres of land near abandon navy barracks in area the vallejo fire department says is off limits to the public it was extremely difficult access certain parts of the fire due to this steam train inmate firefighters and crews from other agencies were called in to fight the fire. it was fully contained within 5 hours the damag

in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>well now let's talk about football shall we the oakland raiders know antonio brown, no problem, the sober black they won their last home opener at the coliseum in oakland. they did a good job, the raiders for hosting the denver broncos. and we have some highlights let's get to it shall we so we have quarterback derek carr, the march down the field on the opening drive threw a touchdown to tyrell williams. the running game got rolling, working running back josh jacobs he's done a good job, he played great rushing for over 100 yards with 2 touchdowns the broncos would make it a one possession game in the 4th. the chains moving and they scored a field goal. yeah they did raiders win 24 to 16. so they host the chiefs the sunday, coliseum and we'll do a good job again right well, some raider fans had no no for antonio brown you see what they're doing there. they set the star wide receivers jersey on foot higher ahead of last night's game. brown was released by the team over the weekend a

>>kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains proposals nearing the finish line. >>state lawmakers are hoping to make a significant impact on california's housing shortage by the end of this legislative session governor gavin newsome says tackling the issue is at the top of his list of legislative priorities are loading their housing agenda. anything in space. the governor specifically pointing to sb 3.30 also known as the california housing crisis act of 2019 the bill would for cities and counties to speed up construction requiring them to scale back on restrictions and processes that supporters say typically slow down development governor newsome has called for 3.5 million new housing units in california by 2025 the governor signaling he'd also like to see a renter's protection bill on his desk. houston recently announced a deal with the bill that would cap rent increases statewide 5% with inflation. the california realtors association is still opposed saying the measure discourages building more rental housing and doesn't address a lack of supply lawmakers coul

ashley zavala explains the key legislative hurdle. it clear today. >>but this bill is different the state senate tuesday approved ab 1482. it's a measure that aims to tackle california's housing affordability problems at really a crisis for face of disaster in california. the measure would cap rent increases at 5% plus inflation for 15 years it would also require landlords to prove just cause before evicting a tenant. >>the senate took a major step standing up for millions of californians who are struggling. was a california who are vulnerable. 2 a rent increase that could push them out on the street with a 25 to 10 vote republicans rejected the bill they say discourages housing development and harm smaller landlords say be 1482 also create major housing market instability. >>which will only perpetuate our state's housing crisis even more the cap would not apply to housing built within the last 15 years and single family homes not owned by corporations or trusts governor newsom thank the senate for passing the bill tuesday. he's already indicated, he

zavala kron for news. >>time to get a check on the 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside on this monday. out there by the golden gate bridge. yes, you could call. >>rain it was kind of like chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to talk about that september shower right what beco more than a shower actually in some places came down pretty well lou, the totals around the bay area today very very impressive as the system moved on through castro valley, 4800's almost a half an inch of rain milpitas yet 4700's of live more checked in at 1800 inch of rain 700 and the san francisco conquered 1100's, 1300 son the half moon bay. so certainly that rain coming down around the bay area in spots and yeah, nice start the wet season, hopefully we got a lot more to come. here's a storm system and usually get one come through thi early like this is about a month or so early as we way to late october to see a cold front dropped through the bay area but there it is lightning here snow up in the sierra nevada and

zavala kron 4 news. >>a safety alert for people and their dogs after a coal lies found at a popular park in the east bay and a mother is killed in the east bay an innocent bystander caught up in a at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. bay oakland police are looking for the person who killed a mother of 5. >>44 year-old martha kasiano was driving along east 22th street yesterday morning when a stray bullet struck and killed her. police say there was a fight nearby which erupted into gunfire kasiano was caught in the crossfire. >>the gators do not believe the us. the argument and the person

zavala explains. governor gavin newsome wednesday had onge impact. a law that will redefine workers in many industries as employees instead of independent contractors, it will effectively force rideshare companies like uber and lyft to expand wage and benefit protections to their drivers assembly member lorena gonzalez authored the bill. >>so let's make sure that the safeguards are put in here as well it is as we move forward and we talk about the future of work, let's not stop talk about the future workers in his signing statement, the governor wrote the hollowing out of the middle class has been 40 years in the making and the need to create lasting economic security demands action he has said he would continue to negotiate with ride share companies on other possible rules for their workers uber lyft and doordash have threatened if they don't come to an agreement with california lawmakers they will put up $30 million each on the 2020 ballot measure, a spokesperson for lyft said wednesday, california

>>ashley zavala explains how rideshare companies are responding to this. governor gavin newsome wednesday had a small private signing for legislation that could have a huge impact on california's gig economy newsom signed off on a law that will redefine workers in many industries as employees instead of independent contractors, it will effectively forced rideshare companies like uber and lyft to p the bill. >>so let's make sure that the safeguards are put in here as well it is as we move forward and we talk about the future of work, let's not stop talk about the future workers in his signing statement, the governor wrote the hollowing out of the middle class has been 40 years in the making and the need to create lasting economic security demands action he has said he would continue to negotiate with ride share companies on other possible rules for their workers move or lyft and doordash have threatened if they don't come to an agreement with california lawmakers they will put up $30 million each on the 2020 ballot measure, a spokesperson for lyft said wedn

zavala kron 4 news. >>having go that's the way most car break-ins happened san francisco police are reporting. a recent dip in the number of cases but there were still more than 16,000 thefts from vehicles reported this year. >>it's an issue we're going to be taking up with the 4 main candidates who are running for san francisco district attorney during a debate that we're hosting right here on kron 4 force kelly talk to residents who say the crimes frequency is an embarrassment. >>we've looking see the guy broke unless it's right here right now curry sir roy and has lived on baker street for over 4 decades and in the last few years has seen a stark increase in car break-ins on her street. the evidence shattered glass glittering in the gutter. my gosh every day maybe 3, 4, 5, she believes most of the victims here are the tourists visiting the palace of fine arts they've taken there. >>he says they've taken their past for safety or your airline tickets. they've taken all the contents of the car and it hap

zavala kron 4 news. >>business owner says he was attacked and by a homeless person and it's not the first time. >>also open my bill is and the writers but there's a new football team you can send chair for we'll have details on the oakland panthers and how much land she is involved. congress back in session lawmakers say they're focused on preventing mass shootings. >>congress remains divided. i have details coming up. >>breaking news tonight out of the sports world former oakland raider antonio brown is being accused of sexually assaulting his former trainer that's according to a federal lawsuit filed in florida today. the claim alleges said brown sexually assaulting a woman on 3 separate occasions. the lawsuit claims brown quote preyed on the victim's kindness at one point forcibly raped the woman according to tmz brown's lawyer has released a statement denying the allegations and part of the statement brown's lawyer suggests the allegations are a quote money grab but brown's lawyer did admit there was

zavala kron 4 news. >>real quick do we know who that to senator is. >>and was i guess on the floor when when this blood or die came down from the gallery over top the galleries are just over the floor again we're following up with p the chp. >>tonight we're learning more about what happened behind the scenes in the jury deliberation room ago ship fire trial specifically ugh the experience of an alternate juror. we now learn had a close relationship with the 3 members of the jury who were removed for alleged misconduct kron four's haaziq madyun has the story. >>we are digging deeper into the experience of go ship trial alternate juror number 17 millard billings, it has been several days since he and his fellow jurors acquitted, max harris and deadlocked on the charges against co-defendant derick almena in our phone conversation, billings reflects that he was surprised that he was called to the courthouse to take the place of juror number 4 who was among 3 jurors removed for alleged misconduct after 10 day

zavala kron. >>thank you actually and tonight we're learning more about what happened behind the scenes in the jury deliberation room and the ghost ship fire trial. >>specifically through the experience of an alternate juror who we now know. had a close relationship with the 3 jurors who the judge removed for alleged misconduct. kron four's haaziq has our story. >>we are digging deeper into the experience of go ship trial alternate juror number 17 millard billings, it has been several days since he and his fellow jurors acquitted, max harris and deadlocked on the charges against call defendant derick almena both were facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the people who died in the warehouse while attending a music give it back december second 20 16 in our phone conversation, billings reflects that he was surprised that he was called to the courthouse to take the place of juror number 4 who was a month 3 jurors removed for alleged misconduct after 10 days of deliberating. >>no communicat

>>kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains action taken today and how the state attorney general is responding to the impeachment inquiry. >>62 lawsuits and counting california attorney general have yet been set up at to the pile wednesday. this latest lawsuit over the trump administration's rollback on regulations of the endangered species act now is the time to strengthen our planet's biodiversity not to destroy it of the 62 lawsuits, california has filed against the trump administration about half of them are related to the environment. >>their recent action simply show that they're continuing their lawless behavior. >>miss it also weighing in on the impeachment inquiry into the the president the set of criticizing the department of justice for interfering in the release of the whistleblower report now at the center of the inquiry. >>the administration was trying and is trying to withhold information as i said is chilling it's too reminiscent. fact is it is beyond watergate. it's beyond nixonian. >>so what happens with all the lawsuits california has filed that the pre

>>she is special interests and the money out of this equation sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>take their scooters all over san francisco now get ready to be blown away how many 1000 more coming in what people we talked to think about that. >>a quick many petty can turn into a life altering experience. how one woman contracted a flesh eating bacteria and why her hand and arm likely never be the same. >>and is currently the wild wild west. you know bar people hopping over the gate well, the agency wants its money so changes are coming will show you the new larger gates that are supposed to reduce fare evaders i'm meteorologist mark on speaking to blow away the winds have picked up the temperatures. why coming down big time and is going to ["white rabbit" by jefferson airplane] ♪ one pill makes you larger ♪ and one pill makes you smaller ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you ♪ ♪ don't do anything at all ♪ remember what the dormouse said ♪ welcome aboard. ♪ feed your head the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and

capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the latest development to the clash between california and the federal government. >>president trump's recent visit to california boosted more back and forth between the republican president and democratic lead state governor gavin newsome staying quiet thursday after the president's latest threat to issue an environmental citation to san francisco, the city knew someone slipped as mayor the warning which the president says comes from pollution caused by homelessness coming just a day after the trump administration rejected governor newsom's request for more federal housing vouchers. the rejection piling on to more problems between the 2 especially when it comes to the environment, california leaders announced earlier this week they will sue the trump administration after it pulled california's waiver that gives the state the power to set vehicle emissions standards governor newsome was asked about his jekyll and hyde relationship with the president i just don't wake up the clinch specially every morning. i don't. >>i want to work with th

reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>just take a live look outside right now as we get our first look at the 4 zone forecast and a beautiful shot of downtown san francisco had joined right now by chief meteorologist lawrence karnow it looks nice now, but it was a nice all day. all over the place we had all sorts of weather today. yeah it really uh. >>interesting to see this come through this early in the season. the first rain of the season actually moving through the bay area we have significant rainfall totals around the bay area's well surprisingly strong system for this time of year coming in before summer ends and here we go we're talking almost a half an inch of rain castro valley. what's happened is there milpitas 1800's in livermore 700's in san francisco conquered 1100's. it happened bay, 1300's of an inch of rain very impressive to see that now. the skies started to clear out of the fund has moved on by a little breezy in spots around the bay area but yeah, looks like the storm system kind of winding down as

reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>and today leaders and people all across the country the memory of those who lost their life it was on 9.11. >>plus a teen is hoping for answers. after an accident causes her to lose her memory every 2 hours next at 6.30 jack in the box releasing a statement after one of its employees refused service to a woman to his death. >>details coming up. and we are getting ready for a he way but can we actually see a couple rain drops in the next 7 days talk about that coming up. >>now. >>this video has gone viral. it's a heated dispute between a woman who is death and a drive-thru serve a south bay fast food restaurant. the woman claims she was refused service and is pursuing a discrimination claim agains

>>reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>prosecutors say a wisconsin man suspected of manufacturing vaping cartridges with the thc oil so to california last month to get the substance in bulk and then fill thousands of cartridge is a daily for sale. the information is in the criminal complaint filed today, 21 year old or other 20 year-old tyler huffhines is charged with maintaining a drug trafficking house and 3 counts of possession with intent to deliver thc the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana. authorities in wisconsin arrested huffhines on september 5th, he's being held on a $500,000 cash bond. his brother jake up hines is charged with 3 felonies. >>murray county man has bailed out of jail tonight, but he is facing manslaughter charges after his 11 year-old son was thrown off his boat. and then his son was accidentally hit by that boat and killed. it happened yesterday near angel island kron four's michelle kingston reports. >>it's a tragedy and then all heartsick about this. >>think back to timber on from san franc

capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has a preview of what we can expect. >>the clock is winding down on california's legislative session next week lawmakers will make their final decision on a b 5 a measure that would reclassify a number of workers in several industries as employees instead of independent contractors. this week, dozens of truckers blared their big records outside the capitol in protest gig economy companies like uber lyft and doordash threatening to put an initiative on the 2020 ballot to let voters decide if the bill passes. another measure being considered that could shake u 2, 0, 6, the bill would allow college athletes in california to be compensated for the use of their likeness and image, a proposal that flies in the face of nc double a star lebron support for the measure this week if passed california could find itself in a court battle with the organization that governs college athletics. another bill close to the finish line renters protection, bill ab, 1482. the measure would cap annual rent increases at 5% plus inflation. govern

(ken) capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the latest on the push back. ((pkg))(nats-singing))this group.. tag. session. legislative california's day of california's legislative session. tag. (pam) it is (pam) (pam) it is one of the most common chronic health conditions in the u-s -- it's hearing loss and it can leave those who suffer from it, feeling isolated -- a new study suggests hearing aids an help more than just a person's ears. mandy gaither has more, in today's health minute. < --reporter pkg-as follows-- (pam) a little boy battling cancer in virginia... is buzzing with excitement after an epic birthday surprise. his parents wanted to make his fourth birthday special ... because he has been sick.. every birthday of his young life-- (ken) the boy loves the bumblebee character from the transformers movies... so they put out a plea on social media for yellow vehicles to surprise him.jay korff shows us what happened next.

kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. ((pkg)) (justine) coming up... a neighborhood is outraged after muni diverted buses from their area. and they say it was to help concert goers get to the new chase center. why transit officials say that wasn't the case. (grant) plus a california man is telling his story tonight... after getting trapped on a hiking trip with his family. how his ingenuity led rescuers to their location. (justine) plus... alaska airlines is giving away flights. we'll tell you how you can get your hands on the free vouchers. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. (grant) a heads up for giants anyone who likes to travel. alaska airlin

capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the story. (jrs) up next... police say up next... (jrs) (jrs)up next... police say someone has been firing a b-b gun in el cerrito neighborhoods -- targeting cars, homes and businsses. (jrs)plus.... 10 people are facing charges following a crime spree in the south bay. we'll find out how authorities were able to catch up with the suspects. (jrs)in the east bay... police arrested a man for driving away during a traffic stop... and posessing counterfeit money. it happened saturday morning in richmond... near south 28th street and cutting boulevard. police tried to pull the driver over for speeding... but for 3 blocks the driver kept driving at a high speed. when police finally caught up with him, they discovered the 48-year-old driver's license had been suspended... and that he was on probation. police searched the vehicle and found fake 100's, 50's, and 20-dollar bills along with printing equipment. (jrs) take a look at this. police in el cerrito say someone has been firing a b-b gun in neighborhoods -- targeting cars, homes and busin

zavala kron 4 news ashley. thank you. >>actress felicity huffman has become in prison. huffman had previously pleaded guilty to participating in the college game 2. >>help her daughter get into school. kelly smoot has more on what happened in court today. >>and in a boston courtroom friday actress felicity huffman was sentenced to 14 days in prison. she was also sentenced to serve one year probation perform 250 hours of community service and pay a $30,000 fine in a statement. tuchman said quote i accept the court's decision today without reservation. i have always been prepared to accept whatever punishment judge tell wani imposed i broke the law. i have admitted that and i pleaded guilty to this crime there are no excuses or justifications for huffman pleaded guilty in may to conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud, the former desperate housewives star admitted that she paid $15,000 for a procdaug s a t scores more than 50 people including parents coaches and test administrator were char

kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. ((g))(nats-singing)) (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence (ken) six deaths from lung disease possibly tied to vaping have been reported in the u-s. and now 39 states confirm similar illnesses. that's according to the centers for disease control and prevention.(pam) experts are warning teens and adults .... to stay away from e-cigarettes as they investigate. president trump says, he is planning of flavored tobacco. (ken) kron on's sanaz tahernia spoke to dr. thomas m. dailey from kaiser permanente in santa clara about the dangers of vaping. oc 1:48 "of e-cigarettes" (ken) and this full interview ran on kron on our 24 hour streaming service. dowload kron on today to hear dr. dailey talk about which age groups are more susceptible to these fatal lung diseases we are seeing across united states tied to vaping. kron on: the bay area's only local 24 hour comme

>>governor newsome recently signed should go into effect and for capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>secretary of state alex by this week cleared opponents of sb to 76 and sb 7.14 to start collecting signatures for a statewide ballot initiative against those vaccine bills. the group wants voters to weigh in on whether those measures should become law the bills allow for a statewide crackdown of schools and doctors with higher numbers of childhood vaccine exemptions in order to qualify for the 20 20 ballot. the secretary of state says the group will need to collect 623,212 signatures from registered voters that figure is 5% of the total votes governor gavin newsome not in the 2018 election now this campaign against california's new vaccine last comes after intense protests at the state capitol after governor newsom signed the bills leaders of the campaign were not available for comment tuesday. the governor defending his decision to sign at a recent press conference and i'm. back then i listened. >>to my administration i listen to folks all sides of this debate and i suppo

a controversial vaccine bill our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explain some message supporters and opponents are trying to send him. >>federal law squarely prohibits the actions taken opponents of california's controversial vaccine bill are calling for state and federal investigation into the creation of s p to 76 for advocates for positions rights says some local and state officials may have broken privacy laws by apparently attempting to pass around student immunization records to push s p to 76 forward the state of california just lost the ability to claim any valid reason where has these children's medical records and sure shooting they have lost the ability to claim that they can be trusted to honestly carry out that task without having it devolved into a campaign to unfairly target disable the medically compromised children. the vaccine bill now sits on the governor's desk, the proposal aims to crack down on doctors who give out more than 5 childhood vaccine. exemptions a year and schools with a vaccine right under 95%. for a second day in a row protesters spent thursday

homelessness problem, our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the latest development in the clash between california and the federal government. >>president trump's recent visit to california boosted more back and forth between the republican president and democratic lead state governor gavin newsome staying quiet thursday after the president's latest threat to e an environmental citation to san francisco, the city knew someone slipped as mayor the warning which the president says comes from pollution caused by homelessness coming just a day after the trump administration rejected governor newsom's request for more federal housing vouchers. the rejection piling on to more problems between the 2 especially when it comes to the environment, california leaders announced earlier this week they will sue the trump administration after it pulled california's waiver that gives the state the power to set vehicle emissions standards governor newsome was asked about his jekyll and hyde relationship with the president i just don't wake up clevery morning. don't. >>i want to work with th

zavala kron 4 news. >>a state senate bill would allow marijuana to be given to seriously ill patients for free in san francisco today, senator scott wiener and supporters held a rally to encourage governor gavin newsome to sign senate bill 34 that legislation would allow medical marijuana companies too give their product to people with serious illnesses at no charge. this comes after voters approved prop 64 which change the tax laws on cannabis the new bill would eliminate the tax on free marijuana. >>we had left to raise wing democrats right wing republicans supporting this legislation this is not controversial and we are today calling on governor newsom to sign 34 and law. >>has been on governor newsom's desk for a few weeks now. >>there could be a new kind of business coming soon to the city of santa cruz as a city council is considering an ordinance which would allow marijuana lounges ashley key reports. >>clothing stores, bars and offices, lined the streets of downtown santa cruz. but a new kind of

>>kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains how rideshare companies are responding. >>governor gavin newsome wednesday had a small nprewsom that many industries as employees instead of independent contractors, it will effectively force rideshare companies like uber and lyft to expand wage and benefit protections to their drivers assembly member lorena gonzalez authored the are so let's make sure that the safeguards are put in here as well it is as we move forward and we talk about the future of work let's not stop talk about the future workers in his signing statement the governor wrote the hollowing out of the middle class has been 40 years in the making and the need to create lasting economic security demands action he has said he would continue to negotiate with ride share companies on other possible rules for their workers move or lyft and doordash have threatened if they don't come to an agreement with california lawmakers they will put up million each on the 2020 ballot measure, a spokesperson for lyft said wednesday, california still has an opportunity to supp

reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>we are getting some reaction to the governor's announcement snow all bellow spoke with san mateo state senator jerry hill about this anti vaping bill. >>well i think the governor has taken some strong leadership in this by putting the resources necessary to to educate the you young people when they look at the products of you know you look at some of those vaping devices in there they're quite attractive than in some cases, there's actually looking in that's not what we want they're appealing for people to years all we want to make sure that those you that parents understand the crisis that we're in and understand the effect of this with their child picks up a vaping device it may look learned full, but it is addicting them for life on with nicotine and that's something that the governor i think that moving forward with the resources in place going after those sting operations that can really attack of retailers who are selling the products here shouldn't be to youth and the miners,

>>our first capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains how officials from across the state are taking action is the number of vaping-related deaths rises. >>california is now taking a close look at the latest threats related to vaping this week the state department of health issued an advisory urging californians to stop vaping no matter the substance or the source after the cdc reported 12 deaths and more than 800 vaping-related injuries across the country. the state is now aiding the investigation into the vaping materials making people sick. state senator jerry hill blames the vaping popularity on flavored tobacco products. he says next legislative session. he will reintroduce a measure that would ban flavored tobacco sales. >>was search team, a step that people on the the to close stores and 30 hole and so interest for putting pressure on certain people within the legislature is that. >>going forward senator hill says this year's proposal will include an urgency clause meaning as soon as governor newsom signs it the bill will go into effect. he says it all goes smoothly flavored t

governor gavin newsome has until october 13th to sign or veto bills reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>california voted to ban the use of private for profit prisons and detention centers in the state that immigration is social justice reform activists are applauding the move taken by lawmakers if governor who some signs the bill into law the existing contracts with private prisons would be allowed to run their cogrse but not be renewed the last one actually expires in 2023. still ahead the for tonight. >>a blow out win over the bengals have highlights coming up in just a moment and next a scary home invasion in the east bay where burglar finally kick open a door to tell you how to end it. (sigh) (crunch) babybel: that snack just sounded boring. babybel: coming through. no photos, please. babybel: bye bye, bland. babybel: helloooo, delicious. vo: rich, creamy, 100% real cheese. vo: with mini babybel, snack time is saved. babybel: saved it! >>a family in the east bay had quite the scare they were getting ready for work and suddenly a pair of mass thieves are trying to brea

chp officials say they made multiple arrests monday in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>it was a warm sunny beautiful day across the bay area today and we're taking a live look out over san francisco's embarcadero tonight, a nice night it looks like yeah and just like the raiders the bay area's going to heat up. oh that's greater feeling lot last year silver at the ready play tonight. vegas raiders up up i did all they know this is that any time of year guys when we start to s that nice fall weather around the bay area get a little. >>coolness in the air night the boy by day we've got some nice warm temperatures coming our way that's those numbers are really going to begin to heat up outside right now we do have some patchy fog along the coastline, couple mid to high level clouds moving up above this that looks we are going to see some nice weather but the cold front that's actually pushing in the bay area i've been talking about all those delays at sfo and look at that and it's not due to weather see that big x out there that means don't go that's right. we've got som

zavala kron 4 news. >>between california and the trump administration is heating up after a threat now from the epa over homelessness epa administrator andrew wheeler sent a letter to the governor saying the state was violating the clean water act. all this comes a week after president trump visited the bay area when he claimed that needles and other waste was flowing into the storm drains and out into the ocean. the epa says the city isn't acting with urgency to mitigate risks to human health and the environment. governor newsome though dismissed the epa is letter as purely political california now has 30 days to respond to their concerns. break it 5.51, but coming up at 6 o'clock of blind modesto high schooler is getting the chance to live out his dream on the football field we're going to have emotional story going to have emotional story coming up in the next hour. how do i use better than bouillon? i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces. just whisk it in... ...brush it

zavala kron 4 news. >>and some breaking news overnight. one person is dead and 7 others are injured after a passenger bus crashes in central florida, you're log at se of the pictures from the scene. authorities say the bus was carrying the road crew for country mnd gospel singer josh turner. now turner and his band they weren't on that particular bus. officials say 2 of the passengers that were injured have major injuries the other 5 have moderate injuries. the bus was traveling here to the bay area for a concert and it was on highway 46 and samuel smith's book county when it went over the embankment, no word yet on what caused the crash. here's a quick live look outside the bay bridge camera for us this morning as we've got traffic backed up a bit here as you make your way to san francisco, robin winston will have a complete commute check for you and rebecca strong in the weather center with a look at the forecast for today and beyond will be right back. ♪ sup. wh- whacha doing? i'm watching food. try

zavala kron 4 news. >>coming up a frightening moment for california woman working at her family business she fights off an armed man demanded money and it's all captured on video. >>plus hurricane dorian is no longer a major threat to the us, but we are now just starting to see some of the devastation left behind in the us, the hardest hit areas, north carolina as well as the bahamas. and only a couple more weeks left of summer but starting to feel like fall this weekend next week though. the ross fall fashion event has all the looks for way less... check this out! that's yes for less. get the brands you love and save 20 to 60% off department store prices. at the ross fall fashion event. on now. sleep number 360 smart bed.st sale of the year on a at the ross fall fashion event. can it help keep us asleep? yes, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed now only $899. plus 0% interest for 24-months on all beds. ends sunday. and

reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>it's 05:50am and for your money this morning, recent attacks on oil fields in saudi arabia could cost more at the pump for us oil prices rose above $60 a barrel after the attacks. but americans are not expected to be 2 heavily impacted because the us has become less dependent on saudi arabian oil. according to triple a the average price for a gallon gas nationwide. is now at 2.56 down nearly $0.8 from a month ago to 56 for you to find that around here take a look at our price is now as you can see san francisco's at 3.75 oakland, 3 66 in san jose averaging 3.60 right now. general mills is pulling som of its all-purpose flour off the shelves because of concerns over a co lie. this is the package they need to look out for but there's a special date on it the recalling 5 pound bags of the gold medal unbleached all-purpose flour and the use by date affected is september 6th 2020. nobody's reported getting sick from it. >>and here's a quick live look outside as we take a brief break here

our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has a preview of what we can expect. >>the clock is winding down on california's legislative session next week lawmakers will make their final decision on a b 5 a measure that would reclassify a number of workers in several industries as employees instead of independent contractors. this week, dozens of truckers blared their big records outside the capitol in protest gig economy companies like uber lyft and doordash threatening to put an initiative on the 2020 ballot to let voters decide if the bill passes. another measure being considered that could shake up an industry sp 2, 0, 6, the bill would allow college athletes in california to be compensated for the use of their likeness and image, a proposal that flies in the face of nc double a rules nba star lebron james tweeting support for the measure this week if passed california could find itself in a court battle with the organization that governs college athletics. another bill close to the finish line renters protection, bill ab, 1482. the measure would cap annual re

reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>and more on that set a state senator jerry hill is actually just mentioned he pulled his anti vaping bill earlier this year. we have more the senators spoke to kron four's noel bellowed today about that bill. >>well i think the governor has taken some strong leadership in this by putting the resources necessary to to educate the you know a young people when they look at the products of you know you look at some of those vaping devices in there they're quite attractive than in some cases, there's actually looking in that's not what we want they're appealing for people to years all we want to make sure that those you that parents understand the crisis that we're in and understand the effect of this with their job picks up a vaping device it may look harmful. but it is addicting them for life on with nicotine and that's something that the governor i think that moving forward with resources in place going after those sting operations that can really attack of retailers who are selling t

our for his capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains how rideshare companies are responding. >>governor gavin newsome wednesday had a small private signing for legislation that could have a huge impact on newsom signed off on a law that will redefine workers in many industries as employees instead of independent contractors, it will effectively forced rideshare companies like uber and lyft to expand wage and benefit protections to their drivers assembly member lorena gonzalez authored the bill. >>so let's make sure that the safeguards are put in here as well it is as we move forward and we talk about the future of work, let's not stop talk about the future workers in his signing statement, the governor wrote the hollowing out of the middle class has been 40 years in the making and the need to create lasting economic security demands action he has said he would continue to negotiate with ride share companies on other possible rules for their workers move or lyft and doordash have threatened if they don't come to an agreement with california lawmakers they will put up $30 milli

>>proper us capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>governor gavin newsome wednesday had a small private signing for legislation that could have a huge impact on california's gig economy newsom signed off on a law that will redefine workers in many industries as employees instead of independent contractors, it will effectively force rideshare companies like uber and lyft to expand wage and benefit protections to their drivers assembly member lorena gonzalez authored the bill. >>so let's make sure that the safeguards are put in here as well it is as we move forward and we talk about the future of work, let's not stop talk about the future workers in his signing statement, the governor wrote the hollowing out of the middle class has been 40 years in the making and the need to create lasting economic security demands action he has said he would continue to negotiate with ride share companies on other possible rules for their workers move or lyft and doordash have threatened if they don't come to an agreement with california lawmakers th

bill especially with all these measles cases is going around capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the message that supporters and opponents are trying to send to the gover. >>federal law squarely prohibits the acteons taken opponents of california's controversial vaccine bill are calling for state and federal investigation into the creation of s p to 76 a lawyer for advocates for positions rights says some local and state officials may have broken privacy laws by apparently attempting to pass around student immunization records to push s p to 76 forward the state of california just lost the ability to claim any valid reason where has these children's medical records and sure shooting they have lost the ability to claim that they can be trusted to honestly carry out that task without having it devolved into a campaign to unfairly target disable the medically compromised children. the vaccine bill now sits on the governor's desk, the proposal aims to crack down on doctors who give out more than 5 childhood vaccine. exemptions a year and schools with a vaccine right under 95%. for a