california primaries now just two months awie. the latest polls show none of the candidates have locked down a solid lead among likely voters here in kaldz. bernie sanders is the stop elizabeth warren is a close sect with 23%. joe biden came in 3rd at 19%. he's followed by pete buttigieg at 12%. >>> california's presidential primary now less than two months away independent voters are reminded they need to take a step in order to cast a ballot >>> with 5.6 $5.6 million no party preference voters in the state could have a huge impact. >> it's not just a storm. it's like a tornado, hurriceart potentially be able to affect who will become the democratic nominee. >> you must be a registered republican. but the libertarian, american independent, and democratic parties allow non partisan voters to participate if they request a ballot. >>> time is 4:38. tickets go on sale this morning for the 2020-bottle rock festival starting at 10:00. the annual lineup was just announced and the headliners include red hot chili peppers, the dave matthe

the group was treling to the girls basketball game in 1000 oaks california the mamba sports academy. the investigation into what caused the crash is under way by guess will to know in time whether was a fire weather wai had. but they should have never er, been flying in that area and conner powell reporting. >>and coming up toght on kron 4 news 6 we'll take a look at cby's life and legacy anthe impact he made on the basketball world. >>today state lawmakers they showeoverwhelming support for a n law that will increase the punishment. 4 eadly hit and run crashes kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala now explains why and what's next for the bill. >>a b 5.82 will hopefully encoage drivers. stay at the scene of the crime facing its final te in the assembly monday lawmakers approved vote. the bill ost the to 3 maximum prison sentence for hit and run drivers from 4 years to 6 laakers say it brings the penalty mo in line with vehicular manslaughter and makes the punishment greater than that of a dui offense resulting in death it leavround you can avoid. >>some serious time this

en california. estÁ decidido a quiÉn apoyar de los demÓcratas? ricardo: estoy esperando. estoy esperando candidato de que no sÓlo hable de la comunidad latina, quiero ver detalles, quiero un plan desarrollado en el cual, no sÓlo vamos a ser representados en esta nueva administraciÓn, si dios quiere, o realmente cuÁles son los planes. como dice mi mamÁ " mucho hablar y no llegan a nada ". quiero saber quÉ harÁn con la comunidad latina y el plan de la reforma migratoria. hemos visto al demÓcratas y republicanos que quieren hacer una reforma migratoria y no llega nada. quiero ver un plan real para poder apoyar al candidato que realmente tenga una visiÓn y que estÉ comprometido con la comunidad latina. leÓn: tu respaldo serÁ valioso. estaremos esperando para saber por quiÉn te decides. ricardo lara. comisionado de seguros de california parece que los angustiosos aÑos de sequÍa han pasado a la historia en california. le diremos quÉ tienen que ver las montaÑas congeladas. ya volvemos c

, state of california, our state of california, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] we work with some of the public, finest public safety partners in any jurisdiction in the entire country. our public safety partners, chief of police, san francisco police department william scott. san francisco fire department, fire chief, jeanine nicholson. chief of the probation department, city and county of san francisco, karen fletcher. we are truly honored here today to have someone that we work very closely with and are fortunate to have that opportunity, sheriff of the san mateo county. [applause] and his undersheriff. [applause] city and county of san francisco has some of the finest public servants in any jurisdiction in california if not the entire country. our city administrator, naomi kelly. san francisco public utilities commission general manager, harlan kelly. and i really enjoy working with our department of public works director, mohammed nuru. events such as these can't go off as well as they do without the hard work of our city and county of san francis

proposition 64 has passed in california. lemonis: as of new year's day, any adult can buy pot here without a prescription, and the black market is starting to go legit. i'm marcus lemonis. this summer, i traveled to l.a... we're ending prohibition and we're mainstreaming pot. ...and the desert. did the vote passing increase the odds of you becoming a billionaire some day? absolutely. now i've come to where it all began and where the money is pouring in. so all the real estate you work on is for the marijuana industry? yeah. it's going to be a huge market. california's now the largest legal marijuana market in the world. will the feds step in and try to stop it, or is it time for me to invest? ♪ my journey began on the avenue of the giants, a magical drive through the largest stand of untouched redwood trees in the world. welcome to marijuana country -- humboldt county, california. people have been growing pot up in the hills here since the '60s. it turns out some of them are still at it. but if you want to meet these pione

california and then they what? >> president of the central pacific railroad. >> okay so we will talk about his term as governor in a bit but when he was being sworn in, in the book, document climate change was actually in the midst of a flood that basically everything underwater from writing down to entire central valley in the winter. 50 inches. i think it's normally like 20, 22. 50 inches of rain, it was literally flooding to the point where the telegraph poles, the tops of them were underwater. yes, it was the entire central valley underwater. it was a total disaster. in the meantime, we are heading towards civil war and it also happens that lincoln in addition to all those, he made his career are resenting special interest of railroads. they have a sympathetic ear in washington. getting money out of washington. so they sent a guy by the name of theodore jude, anybody know? that's how he's named after, theodore judah. a naÏve engineer who thinks he's got and does comes up with a great idea and completely get cr

to loot so california spent looted steadily it's like of the gold rush. all over again who spend the result of neoliberal policies in california playing describing there is a cognitive dissonance right people don't assess a prop 13 with the fact that they have no money to supply adequate infrastructure and to combat homelessness and provide basic services where economics does one a factor in cognitive dissonance being another words in the last 1015 years we've had the growth of behavioral economics and this is an attempt to somehow quantify and monetize our past behavior and to understand how that impacts the economy and then to enact policies to mitigate that risk is that do you follow that school at all do you have any thoughts on that is it something that needs to be put more aggressively into the policy mix in a state like california well the role of economic education is to create positive dissonance it is it really should be taught in the literature department as part of science fiction because it teaches about a parallel universe of how a universe

state of california is now homeless policy. city california has been supporting cities and counties on this issue over the course of last few decades, there's been plenty of else other things to do. >>san diego county has a homeless population of more than 8,000 that is the 4th largest in the entire country. >>developing tonight to bay area counties are investigating patients for corona virus. the department of health and alameda county and the department of health and contra costa county have both been working to determine whether anyone was affected by the disease alameda county officials say that they were testing fewer than 10 people for the virus. this does not mean the patients tested actually have the virus or will even get it. but those people do meet the criteria for being monitored contra costa county officials also say they had one case under investigation, however that person's result came back negative. meantime overseas where the disease was initially discovered word today that china's national health commission h

, state of california, our state of california, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] we work with some of the public, finest public safety partners in any jurisdiction in the entire country. our public safety partners, chief of police, san francisco police department william scott. san francisco fire department, fire chief, jeanine nicholson. chief of the probation department, city and county of san francisco, karen fletcher. we are truly honored here today to have someone that we work very closely with and are fortunate to have that opportunity, sheriff of the san mateo county. [applause] and his undersheriff. [applause] city and county of san francisco has some of the finest public servants in any jurisdiction in california if not the entire country. our city administrator, naomi kelly. san francisco public utilities commission general manager, harlan kelly. and i really enjoy working with our department of public works director, mohammed nuru. events such as these can't go off as well as they do without the hard work of our city and county of san francis

southern california. california voters may not get to see bloomberg's tax returns before they go to the polls. they gave him a extension to march 20th because of the complexity of his businesses. >> president trump added more lawyers. terse which and kenneth star. his prior clients include o.j. simpson and epstein. the president's team will include pam bondi. >>> nancy pelosi hopes the paps will allow wiltnesses to testify. >> get the facts and the senators would honor their oath of office. if not they should be held accountable. >> pelosi is proud of her decision to hold back the articles of impeachment. that allowed new information to emerge about the case. >> we'll hear if members of the electrical college can vote for someone other than the popular vote. in 2016 stayed in colorado tried to vote for kasich. electors could vote as they please. the vote is expected to decide by late june. >>> iranian's supreme leader criticized the u.s. the first time he led friday prayer in eight years. he said killing

con amor, california. vamos al sur de california donde hispano es asaltado a plena luz de ldia, todo queda captado en una cámaras de seguridad la víctima está vivo de milagro pues el ladrón lo apuntó directamente en la cabeza el sospechoso en cosa de segundos cometió el robo. la víctima nos mostró cómo sucedió el atraco >> salí y me dijo no te muevas me apuntó a la cabeza las imágenes grabadas por una cámaras de seguridad de un negocio captan el momento donde el señor francisco fue asaltado a plena luz ayer. >> eran 800 dólares eso miró >> los hechos en la cuadra 1500 a las 6 de la tarde en pomona un área donde los vecinos se quejan por la inseguridad >> es un pueblo que está difícil para andar por la noche >> don francisco no sabe si era un arma falsa pero dice que da gracias por salir vivo>>bueno e por las calles >> es un sospechoso afroamericano de unos 20 años quien pudiera ser peligroso. >> informe de luis zaragoza las autoridades están preocupados por los hechos de violencia que

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online with anyone in california. the law gives californians a right to stop their personal information from being sold to third parties. however some tech experts are warning the legal statements that customers may be able to read may still be really confusing.>> it only takes 10 or 15 seconds before they get frustrated and say i don't like this, i am moving on. if you do not have users you do not have revenue and if you do not like revenue you must likely will not be in business.>> this law is executive face challenges in court and company to break the new state law could face a $7500 fine but the california ag's office plans to formally enforce the law in july. >>> a man in vallejo says his puppy was stolen from his home by a stranger and then put up for adoption by the humane society. crime reporter henry lee says what happened to that puppy and what its former owners are saying. port these are pictures of the a three-month-old puppy that belonged to michael and catherine eligible i hope with the couple and their

it is wrap it all throughout california. the crackdown car break ins in san francisco, however appears to be working police say there's been a 3% decline in car burglaries last year compared to 2018. while that shows a slight decline in staffs, many people in the city are not convinced say more needs to be done to prevent the crimes are happening in one of the hot spots in san francisco. lombard street. >>city of break ins, maybe that should be the new san francisco logo. we leave it at home don't bring it to san francisco toughest big years. so why does he like many you know your favorite for me is just getting worse as the bush and more out of control. >>people in that area they've already scheduled a meeting with their county supervisor next wednesday, the talk about crimes along lumbered street in what can be done to try to make them feel safer. any our police arrested a teenager wanted for an attempted armed robbery police are not releasing his identity just yet because he's under 18 years old that could happen if they

. >>> addressing the homelessness crisis in california. what the governor is doing to help get people off the street. the news at noon starts now. >>> this is ktvu fox2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon . >> new at noon, secretary of state mike pompeo is in the bay area trying to drum up support for the trump administration and to the ongoing conflict with iran. he started the day speaking at the institution at stanford university. the visit comes just days after pompeo announced new sanctions against tehran. >> the presents that he has denied the loss form income investment as a result of our activity. this is money that would have, in large measure, gone to supported the very activities that would have put you and your fellow citizens at risk. >> pompeo also had a question- and-answer session with former secretary of state condoleezza rice, his next stop will be in san francisco late this afternoon at the commonwealth club in the which will include a discussion on foreign-policy challenges and issues of economic security. than later he wi

california consumer privacy lineup act gives california the right to protect their information from being sold to third parties. some tech experts one, the legal statements are still confusing >>> golden state warriors host the detroit piston tomorrow night after a bad loss on the road. . >> what a hammer! >> former warrior jordan bell, one of the few right spots, timberwolves won shut down the worries for most the night. tomorrow's game against the pistons at the chase center, tip off 5:30. >>> one of the best offensive players may return from major injury in time for the playoffs. alexander returned from practice yesterday. everyone thought he was done for the regular-season and postseason. alexander met with the media yesterday and talk about the work he is done to recover from that injury. >> whenever they let me, desire to work, try to get back. legendary, happy, funny, >> probably mvp, the energy. he is there. >> earlier this week head coach kyle shanahan indicated the return had grown more real. >>announcer: did the crashes raising questions about tesla's autopilot. we will let you

privacy in california. taylor: do you see california as the beginning of a federal privacy law? >> california has always been a trendsetter. it is definitely proving to be the case already. mentioned, there are laws in new york, illinois, washington, other states that need to take the qs from the -- cues from the ccpa. regulation appears to be stopped, but if you have states around the country adopt in -- adopting nuances that are amilar to the ccpa or taken step or two further, you can have an enormously complex regulatory landscape for businesses in very short order. if you think that pain threshold where businesses are finding it difficult to reconcile all these conflicting requirements, that could finally be the impetus for federal legislation. taylor: in your opinion, what do you see is the biggest or ever for federal legislation. isn't the fact that businesses will be so confused by multiple different state laws that they really do need a federal law to lead the way? >> i think there are these two dif

. >>> eso es la ley, cada arma que se vende en california ni en los estados unidos tiene que venir con un candado. >>> paredes tiene casi 40 años con el grupo. él nos dice que hay más de 40 millones de personas armadas ilegalmente en el estado, pero la solución no es prohibirlas . >>> no hay leyes que pueden pasar o que a lo mejor pueden parar una cosa como esta >>> Éstas son imágenes de la pistolas que la policía de san josé recuperó en las calles circulando ilegalmente, según el jefe de este cuerpo policial el crimen debe tener más consecuencias >>> la mamá que está sufriendo por su hijo, pero ya hay muchas madres que están sufriendo por sus hijos >>> la última cosa que puedo hacer por él es luchar para lograr cero tolerancia de armas, lograr justicia por aquellos que toman un arma que no deben. >>> la madre de michael nos dice que a lograr justicia ella reconoce que no regresará a su hijo, pero ella busca que el dolor que ella está sufriendo, que básicamente no se extienda, christian cáceres noticiero telemundo 48 >>> vamos a ver dónde termina todo esto, gracias

back general management california mr. murray, for five minutes >> thank you and thank you all for being here for this conversation it's been interesting to hear about climate change, and forced management. i think we can agree that it will be a combo of both i happen to think a big be a big believer there is a combination of increasing heat, longer, droughts intensifying winds along with record breaking wildfires are becoming the new norm for california. which is not a good new norm for us. in southern california los angeles county fire chief daryl osprey has been outspoken on this stating that climate change is undeniably a part of why these wildflowers are more devastating and destructive in and ever before, i think it's such an important issue that he will be my guest at the state of the union to talk about, the impact that wildfires are having and being intensified by climate change. doctor davis i want to thank you for talking about the health impacts, sometimes people say well the wildfires are not in my backyard, w

. >>> the california state lands commission and the california coastal commission are suing public access in summative coming. billionaire has claimed the beaches his personal property and purchasing a 32 and have billion-dollar property on the coast to designate. that land includes margins beach road which they have gated off until a previous successful legal challenge headed open. in november, san francisco appeals court ruled in his favor. today's lawsuit takes the soft goes from her blocking beach road to get the public permanent access to the beach. >>>,, going one step further the federal government putting a band on the flavored vape devices two, didn't addiction. some out-of-control. what expert assist california's firefighters are uniquely prepared to help. >>> embolus would be needed a couple of them this week but not for have read but for what stuff nonetheless. when we,, look at the models. >>> a rash of car break-ins and one generally low crime neighborhood in the south may. how neighbors are responding to recent thefts. >>> was right, look at 880, these are the northbound la

locutora: la crisis de vivienda en california lleva a casos extremos. el abuso haya ocurrido cuando era niÑo. los premios oscar se entregarÁn en febrero, pero ya estÁ creciendo la controversia, porque muchos los los consideran no inclusivos. gracias por estar con nosotros, comencemos. [mÚsica] claudia: cuatro madres que estaban ocupando una casa abandonada en california fueron desalojadas por la guardia que llegaron fuertemente armados y hasta con tanquetes. los hijos de estas mujeres no estaban en la casa en el momento del desalojo, dicen que la ocupaciÓn esta casa fue precisamente para llamar la atenciÓn por la falta de viviendas en california. vamos a hablar un francisco dueÑas, director ejecutivo. quÉ es lo Último de este caso? francisco: esto fue parte de un movimiento para llamar la atenciÓn de la falta de vivienda, tambiÉn las casas estÁn siendo compradas por inversionistas que nos importa el bienestar de la comunidad. claudia: esta casa en auckland es de una agencia de grande del sur de california, este este problema de que estas cas

. >> plus from new gun restrictions to deal with california's housing crisis. we take a look at the new laws taking effect in the new year. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> we have reports of at least two babies in the bay area born just minutes into the new year. it looks like the first baby born into. the bay area is a boy. and another male born at 1210. . >>> three, two, one! an estimated 1.5 million people packed new york city streets to watch the ball drop. some revellers stake out those spots as early as noon. every person entering time square went through a multilayering screening process before they were allowed to proceed into time square. >> you name it we have it. >> i think the police officers here of new york are incredible. i love all of them. i feel very secure. >> new york police also brought in some special high- tech equipment. for the first time the department used thermal imaging. >>> 40 floats are going to roll down the 5.5' route. and this year one of the rose parade's honorees. and an ad

in 1978, california voters passed proposition 13. under prop 13, we value your property at market value when you first buy it. every year after, that value goes up by the c.p.i. or the california consumer price index. but if the c.p.i. is more than 2%, prop 13 caps the increase at 2%. we'll walk-through the maximum increases prop 13 would allow. let's take a home with initial value of $400,000. in the second year your assessed value grows by a maximum of 2%, growing from $400,000 to $408,000. in year three, that $408,000 is increased by 2% to roughly $416,000. every year, the value grows by the maximum rate of 2%, and that is called your prop 13 value. keep in mind as time goes by your prop 13 value may not be the same as market rate. what do we mean by that? let's say over the last ten years, home prices in san francisco have gone every roughly 10% every year. despite that, your prop 13 value is capped at 2% growth creating a difference between your market value and prop 13 value. know that the value recessed when there's a change i

to loot so california spent looted steadily it's like of the gold rush. all over again who spend the result of neoliberal policies in california playing describing there is a cognitive dissonance right people don't assess a prop 13 with the fact that they have no money to supply adequate infrastructure and to combat homelessness and provide basic services where economics does one factor in cognitive dissonance being another words in the last 10 to 15 years we've had the growth of behavioral economics and this is an attempt to somehow quantify and monetize our mass behavior and to understand how that impacts the economy and then to enact policies to mitigate that risk is that do you follow that school at all do you have any thoughts on that is it something that needs to be put more aggressively into the policy mix in a state like california well the role of economic education is to create positive dissonance it is it really should be taught in the literature department as part of science fiction because that teaches about a parallel universe of how a unive

globo de vivienda en san josé, se a qué se deben estas tendencias >>> para quienes revientan viviente california le diremos cómo podría ser beneficiado. >>> este es noticiero telemundo 48 al médico >>> qué tal buenas tardes >>> muchas gracias por esta en auckland donde la policía busca o tercer sospechoso de un robo. nos cuenta cómo la comunidad tiene mano dura para impedir estos incidentes >>> como una película lo que empezó con una parada rápida para comprar un café terminaron con imágenes dramáticas me acerqué al hombre rápidamente y el hombre que no estaba muy bien. dentro del boulevard hablan enseguida de ella a un hombre joven que no periodo de su computadora portátil dice que vio nombre acercarse con una capucha y le arrebató la computadora. dice que el ladrón corrió la vuelta de la esquina. y lo perseguía. como si se va riera y llegó estaba sorprendida y pensé que tal vez recuperaría la computadora pero no fue así le dijo que el hombre se sujetó del vehículo y el conductor aceleró >>> su brazo estaba levantado de la cabecera arrastrada con su concreto fue terrib

california is the first state in the country to require solar panels. it is estimated the new requirement will at about $10,000 to the cost of a home. >>> happening now, high surf advisory in effect until. tomorrow morning. this comes after the national weather service issued a beach hazard warning yesterday afternoon. that has since been expired but it brought rip currents, and sticker waves. >>> take a look at this, a beach gober was caught by a monster wave in santa cruz county. look at that. the view shows the man on the rocks. within seconds, is overcome by a giant wave. he falls into the water, he was rescued by cal fire and state park ranges. did not venture out there and turn your back on those waves. it could be very dangerous. >> opposite, that video makes that point right there. let's look at your forecast and the dangerous conditions that exist. >>>, the night tonight, that is really important. that video really just brings it home. nobody wants to go through that. let's stay away from the coast today. that's what i would say. but today, we

california has a new tactic. the wild fire safety advisory board. board members have ambitious goals following a few years of devastating fires. frshz frshz >>> on a cold and rainy day in cofax there is still one overarching concern for the 2,000 residents here. counselman joe patuna says cofax is still trying to implement evacuation plans. copax is still reeling from last year's public safety power shutoffs. >> we had half of our internet carriers were out. half of our cellphone carriers were out and all of our land lines were out. >> that's one reason why california's launching the wild fire safety advisory board. >> this board is going to provide an additional layer of advice and insight to be able to make the best decisions for consumers and the best decision for californians. >> the advisory board will provide wild fire expertise for the public utilities commission which will be r until now has never had a division of wild fire safety. >> it's won got scientists and it's going to be thinking for california about what it is we should be doing in

but even down to southern california as well. you probably have seen those impressive videos online and that scary one we posted on nbc bay area. i posted it on my facebook page. a guy got caught off guard by a wave on a rock. thankfully, he was okay, but did have to get rescued. if you're heading out, i want to give you a beautiful view of what you can expect to see as you houtdoors. to dry out. high pressure will begin to dominate as the low pressure turns off the coast. how are we doing when it comes to those temperatures? compared to the rest of the nation, here is a closer look. heading out into the week, our current temperatures in san jose, 56 degrees. meanwhile in phoenix, look at that. 54. new york city, 48 degrees. in boston, 47. and in through the dallas, 61 degrees. temperature trends for the afternoon, expect clearing sunshine and temperatures in the 60s. i'll be back with a closer look at your full forecast coming up shortly. back to you. >> high surf advisory along the bay area coastline has been extended through 9

california's in the upcoming election. >>well i think the first one for most california voters going to climate change. you just look at the say wait a second there's something really wrong here. and we have a big problem and that comes from climate chae. they also have the normal problems that you would pect health care and crime guns, too many guns on the street. homeless is a very big problem is never enough affordable housing for people so there's a whole bunch of them, but if you ask me what i hear the most from californians is climate change. >>and you can see more of this interview this weekend on inside bay area politics. it is hosted by catherine heenan you can watch it here on kron 4 at 00:30am in the morning on sunday or on the kron on app at 11:00am. >>for fatal head-on collisions in less than 24 hours in the bay area with the chp says the you can do to avoid these kinds of collisions and there's a new study this is your 5th it can actually predict if you havethe flu. next we will go live to the sierra we'll ta

california added 12600 payroll jobs. professional and business services accounted for the most employment growth. rising acid levels in the ocean are harming young crab. in oregon, washington and british columbia. the shells were pitted and folded in. the scientist need more information about the effect of the entire ocean food change. the ocean is becoming more acidic. >>> lots of clouds, we'll talk about shower chances as we head into the weekend. >> up first, 373 million reasons to play powerball. . >>> the pow ever ball will be 373 million. and we caught up with people purchasing tickets. lottery officials said there hasn't been a jackpot this high since last november. >> everybody say it's destiny. maybe again. >> do you think it will work? >> who know. we know that if nobody wins on saturday the next jackpot will exceed 400 million. a lot of money. >> in the meantime, look at these numbers, lots of 60s and a few spots. fairfield 72. santa rosa 59, lots of 60s for san francisco, hayward, and morgan hill. not much to

. >> reporter: uber emailed 150,000 california drivers about the overhaul today. the company wants to make the fares transparent by giving dryers, drivers more control of their rights. they can reject trips that they feel would not make the money. it could result in more right rejections for passengers. >> i think that drivers can reject you for certain reasons. i don't know what they're doing exactly on their side. i can see how it would change it for sure. >> reporter: for pricing, there will be a price range rather than a firm fixed price. and then there was a front trip information. drivers will see a trips time, distance, destination an estimated fair ahead of time and can reject right requests without penalties. and search pricing will be calculated rather than a flat dollar amount. that could help drivers earn more. we asked uber for a comment but would not go on camera. they said quote, as a result of ab 5 we made a number of product changes to preserve flexible work for tens of thousands of california drivers. >> they declined to comment on whether they w

this is the first trial being held outside of california. california requires warning labors about glyphosate and several bay area residents battling cancer have taken on monsanto and won. the judge in each case greatly reduced the damages. >>> all right. as we move on, we have some rain this weekend. but it will not be a washout. >> see spencer's forecast next so you can plan when to be outdoors and when to be indoors. in 2016 i warned thatt donald trump was a dangerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-one house seats. it's time for the senate to act and remove trump from office, and if they won't do their jobs, this november you and i will. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> if you need a flu shot, does it matter where you go to get it? >> good question. "7 on your side's" michael finney joins us. >> look, recently i was walking through a store and i was asked is it safe to get a flu shot here? i said i'll find out. so here you

now, including two in southern california. people understandably are concerned. >> reporter: a reality check. the best advice is be aware of the real dangers in our area and get a flu shot to keep you from being even further down or out you could be. we put the question directly to contra costa county public health officers. >> there are no concerned cases of the coronavirus in contra costa county or the bay area as a whole. >> reporter: this is a fact. all bay area health departments are in constant contact with each other. and the state of california, and the cdc at the national level. should there be an outbreak, even one case of this virus, you will know about it immediately because it is their legal duty to report it. the good doctors say public concern is elevated right now. >> we are in the middle of cold and flu season. we get many people this time of year with coughs, colds and fevers. >> reporter: folks we met in walnut creek are mostly unafraid. >> i am washing my hand as little more, but nothing more than the norma

middle class, california. it's really expensive but family of four making up to $150,000 may get financial help. on average they're getting $500 a month to lower their healthcare premium. >> organizers say they want to emphasize the importance of living a healthy lifestyle and getting medical coverage at any age and the deadline to get healthcare insurance is this friday. >>> tonight a one hour special on prince harry and meghan markle's decision to step back from their royal duties and their reaction. we'll see what led to their decision which was an unprecedented move, and the producer says they'll look into what may be next for the duke and duchess. the show airs tonight on ktvu. >>> plenty of entertainment heading to south florida during pregame festivities including j. low in miami. >> reporter: major artists get in on the action taking over the big game for pregame and half-time show performances. for for the kansas city chiefs faced off against the 49ers a star-studded celebration will take place during

privacy in california. taylor: reece, do you see california as the beginning of a federal privacy law? reece: california has always been a trendsetter in privacy regulation. i think that is definitely proving to be the case already, because, as eric mentioned, there are laws in new york, illinois, and washington and other states that seem to take their cues from the ccpa. i think right now the chances of federal privacy legislation appear to be stalled, but if you have states around the country adopting new laws that either are similar to the ccpa, or take the ccpa a step or two further, you could have an enormously complex regulatory landscape for businesses in very short order. and i think that if you reach that pain threshold where businesses are finding it very difficult to reconcile all these conflicting requirements, that could finally be the impetus for federal legislation. taylor: eric, in your opinion, what do you see as the big driver for federal legislation? is it the fact that businesses will be

>>a new state labor law will not apply to independent truck drivers in california. a federal judge indefinitely ocked the law from applying to the california trucking association, the state law make classify workers as independent contractors instd of employees who are entitled to minimum wage and benefits. the law does apply though to rideshare drivers. the judge says the state law interferes with federal law when it comes to independent truckers. taking a look outside right now at conditions here at san francisco international airport said not stormy weather like we saw here yesterday i'm not tracking any delays for inbound flights to be are picking up a loved one things look so far so good. >>and speaking of the weather john travel will be up next with a complete weather update. and we'll have traffic as well all coming up after i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important imate bill, ever. this is a problem that continue. i've spent a decade figh

or avocados ready to be shipped to northern california. employees have to move quickly because ripe avocados have only two to four days of freshness. patrick cortez says the new technology is changing that. >> this is it. >> we have been able to extend the shelf life two to for jay's . >> it contains a blend of materials like dirt and sand along with an active ingredient or one mcp. one mcp anoraks with the ethylene gas naturally release from the avocados slowing down the ripening process. >> it is not contacting the produce but by controlling the atmospheric response of the ethylene we can extend the shelf life. >> each packet can treat 25 pounds of produce and costs one dollar. >> we have saved about 130 million pounds of produce from going bad. >> there were other technologies in the works. this one claims to cut spoilage in half by spraying the produce just once. cambridge crops makes an edible protective coating made from natural soap proteins. the hazel packets make it possible for kim to ship to india and china. >> would you call th

to loot so california has been looted steadily it's like of the gold rush. all over again who spend the result of neoliberal policies in california play describing there is a cognitive dissonance right people don't assess a prop 13 with the fact that they have no money to supply adequate infrastructure and to combat homelessness and provide basic services where economics does one a factor in cognitive dissonance being another words in a last 10 to 15 years we've had the growth of behavioral economics and this is an attempt to somehow quantify and monetize our past behavior and to understand how that impacts the economy and then to enact policies to mitigate that risk is that do you follow that school at all do you have any thoughts on that is it something that needs to be put more aggressively into the policy mix in a state like california well the role of economic education is to create positive dissonance it is it really should be taught in the literature department as part of science fiction because that teaches about a parallel universe of how a universe

i asked bloomberg what he sees as key concerns for california voters. >>well i think the first one for most california voters going to climate change. if you just look at the say wait a second there's something really wrong here. and we have a big problem and that comes from climate change. they also have the normal problems that you would expect health care and crime guns to megan's on the street homeless is a very big problem is never enough affordable housing for people so there's a whole bunch of them, but if you ask me what i hear the most from californians is climate change. >>bloomberg meantime he is creeping up in the poll seems to be getting some traction the new monmouth university poll out today. it's got him jumping ahead of the buddha judge into 4th place that whole interview will be on inside bay area politics this week it's on kron on saturday and sunday mornings at 11 oh 5. and it airs on kron sunday mornings at 6.30 granton justine. >>you catherine as we take a peek outside switch gears for a moment talk about 4 zone forecast and look l

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to loot so california spent looted steadily it's like of the gold rush. all over again who spend the result of neoliberal policies in california playing describing there is a cognitive dissonance right people don't assess a prop 13 with the fact that they have no money to supply adequate infrastructure and to combat homelessness and provide basic services where economics does one a factor in cognitive dissonance being another words in the last 10 to 15 years we've had the growth of behavioral economics and this is an attempt to somehow quantify and monetize our mass behavior and to understand how that impacts the economy and then to enact policies to mitigate that risk is that do you follow that school at all do you have any thoughts on that is it something that needs to be put more aggressively into the policy mix in a state like california well the role of economic education is to create positive dissonance it is it really should be taught in the literature department as part of science fiction because that teaches about a parallel universe of how a uni

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but there are 2 confirmed cases in southern california, one in l a and one in orge county. 30 for 4 always acking local stories and here's a look at what's going on right now we will begin night in san francisco in 2020. >>marks the 100 and 50th year since the founding of golden gate pa in the city is planning. lots of activities to celebrate the festivities four's charles clifford was there. >>well here in golden gate park on tuesday morning, the parks and recreation department held a ceremony compte with a ribbon cuing to kick off. what is sically year long celebration of the also in attendance at today's ceremony ws a san francisco native maryland and breeze going as we. >>celebrate such an incredible milestone here at golden gate park. weare reminded that so manypeople use this park for somany different things now llowing the ceremony volunteerspread out across golden gate park to plant 150 new trees, the pa's birthday is actually on april 4th that's the day the california legislature created the park 150 years ago to celebrate there will be a community day here in the park on april 4t

trump has bailed out california. by the way, california has, what, like a 2 trillion actuarial problem with its pension? i love how people complain. oh, not everybody's in the market. i tell you this, every taxpayer is in the market because when the market goes up and the pension balance sheet looks better, that means less taxes ahead. david: that's a great point. >> this is a big deal. but in california, you've got to understand, they have a perfect set of laws. government has provided for everything. oh, and don't look at those homeless people. don't look at the budget deficits to come. it's just -- california -- david: let me ask you about the homeless problem. i think you are in san francisco right now. and san francisco geographically the most beautiful city i any -- i think in the country, but you get down on the ground and see the homeless problem, how could they possibly blame anything but democrat policies for the homeless problem? the president didn't do that. >> look, gavin newsom was mayor of san francisc

to loot so california spent looted steadily it's like of the gold rush. all over again who spend the result of neoliberal policies in california play describing there is a cognitive dissonance right people don't assess a prop 13 with the fact that they have no money to supply adequate infrastructure and to combat homelessness and provide basic services where economics does one a factor in cognitive dissonance being another words in a last 10 to 15 years we've had the growth of behavioral economics and this is an attempt to somehow quantify and monetize our past behavior and to understand how that impacts the economy and then to enact policies to mitigate that risk is that do you follow that school at all do you have any thoughts on that is it something that needs to be put more aggressively into the policy mix in a state like california well the role of economic education is to create positive dissonance it is it really should be taught in the literature department as part of science fiction because it teaches about a parallel universe of how a universe w

from california. . ms. waters: mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. waters: mr. chairman, i rise today in support of h.r. 3621, the comprehensive credit reporting enhancement, disclosure, innovation and transparency act, legislation sponsored by representative pressley of massachusetts. this bill, this package of bills builds upon reforms that members of the financial services committee have been developing for several congresses. mr. chairman, credit reporting is unlike any other business. consumers are not customers of credit reporting agencies, they are the product. credit reporting agencies package up consumers' data to sell to lenders, employers and other businesses. unfortunately our system of consumer credit reporting is badly broken and consumers have little recourse. it is typical for credit reports to be filled with unacceptable errors that are difficult for consumers to correct. a federal trade commission study found that one

in all 21 northern california cities giving workers a wage. mountain view at $16.05. several cities are now $15 an hour. state minimum$15 ou 2023. >> the new year often comes with the latest weight loss innovation. >> intermittent fasting. it may not be right for you or someone you know. the skinny on the story. >> we found people out walking tonight getting some exercise on the first day of 2020. some of them have heard of this new trend, intermittent fasting, some say it works. others say they aren't sure about a diet plan that dictates when they can eat. >> my new year's resolution is to get back in shape. >> like many of us, she plans to slim down in 2020. a growing number of people are turning to intermittent fasting paying attention to when to eat instead of what to eat. >> all of my friends who do it love it. after 7:00, he won't eat. >> alternate day fasting where you eat what you want one day and limit yourself to 500 calories the next. they say fasting helps your body switch from storing to burning fat. a switch that benefits weight lost. >> we saw really ni

. >>> california's governor firing back after the president threatened to cut off federal funding. kpix 5 reports the class is over a state law requiring insurers to cover abortions. >> president trump says it is wrong for california to force private insurance companies to cover abortions. e gives the state 30 days to lift the requirement. the governor says that is not happening. >> experts say he is trying to score political points with conservative voters by restricting access to abortion. california requires health plans that cover individuals and employees of small businesses to offer abortion services. >> what is wrong is the fact you are making me pay for the killing of a child and that should never be something that someone is forced to do. >> she is organizing the walk for life rally in san francisco tomorrow. she says the law forces people to pay for other people's abortions. >> i do not think anything that takes a human life can be called medicine. >> approach was say it is healthcare that should be covered just like prenatal and maternity care. >> donald trump really nee

california newly released body. cam video shows a heroic rescue by 2 sheriff's deputies from bakersfield to pair was responding to this call about a house fire but arrived before firefighters and they say they had no choice but to go into the burning home. >>and help get people out jessica harrington reports. >>it just come from everybody from the newly released body camera video shows kern county deputies jumping into action helping an elderly couple escape a house fire. one of the deputy sees a woman in a wheelchair with her dog in her lap near the front of the home smoke surrounding her he quickly pushes her across the street to safety. >>just >>but once she was out of harm's way she tells them she doesn't know if her husband is still inside or not. the deputies rushed back toward the home that has flames shooting out of the roof and loud popping noises. >>they go to the front door and yelling. >>a neighbor says greg is in the backyard, so they rush around the home hopping a fence to get to him. he finally find h