oh hey, how's the democratic state assembly representative for the 11 district? hi, how are you? doing right now where she also grew up. she was a social worker in the criminal justice system to she's out knocking on doors to make sure her constituents know she's listening to them. this is where you really hear firsthand what the issues are that people are concerned about and an opportunity for you to, for at least for me to share what work has been done and is being worked on your mind. it's an apology that has worked a motors, you know her phaser and the conversation aren't always come out of further on. we meet a voter who didn't want to be filmed. he's happy with dora, but not with the other democrats on the ballot. don't give me a bone when i was a boy, was me don't. i mean don't, don't give me just mental a barnes and michael's. i mean, i want to be able to choose, you know, consider there is a lot at stake. well, i understand. yeah. i want to get this i so you can i think you guys have got a wrong at least audio of some of life is not apathy, but frustration folks do have

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drake know those discrepancies well, i have to go to the democratic state assembly representative for the 11th district . i. c you would like where she also grew up. she was a social worker in the criminal justice system to she's out knocking on doors to make sure her constituents know she's listening to them. this is where you really hear firsthand what the issues are that people are concerned about and an opportunity for you to, for at least for me to share what work has been done and is being worked on your mind. it's an a program that has worked a motors, you know her phaser and the conversation about of a further on we meet a voter who didn't want to be filmed. he's happy with dora, but not with the other democrats on the ballot. don't give me a bone when i was a boy were to meet on. i mean, don't, don't give me just mental a barnes and michael's. i mean, i want to be able to choose, you know, consider yes, because there is a lot at stake. well, i understand, yeah, i'm willing to get it. so you can i think you guys have got a wrong, at least audio of some of the places, not apath

wealthier parts of the city. dora drake knows those discrepancies well, oh hey, how's the democratic state assembly representative for the 11th district. i. c you would like where she also grew up. she was a social worker in the criminal justice system to she's out knocking on doors to make sure her constituents know she's listening to them. this is where you really hear firsthand what the issues are that people are concerned about and an opportunity for you to, for at least for me to share what work has been done and is being worked on your mind. it's an approach that has worked motors, you know her phaser, and then the conversation about of further on we made a voter who didn't want to be filmed. you happy with dora, but not with the other democrats on the ballot. don't give me a bone when i want a ball with me don't. i mean, don't, don't give me just mental a barnes and michael's. i mean, i want to be able to choose, you know, consider there is a lot of what i understand. yeah. i will let you get this i so you can i think you guys have got a wrong, at least audio of some of the places, not apath

democrat. former state assembly men and democrat leaders in other communities. is coming in from all walks of life. it is uniting to save our state. people believe and understand and know this is a campaign to save new york city. a campaign to save new york state, to restore balance up to albany and why we're getting support from people who maybe had been a life long democrat and voted democrat but saying lee this year i'm voting for you. >> bill: you know what you are up against. hasn't been a republican governor in new york in 20 years. thank you for your time and we'll follow every stop today and see how it goes. thank you. >> dana: tom brady and gisele made it official friday announcing their divorce. who could it mean for their children and real estate and multi-million fortune. an arrest in 2017 murder of two indiana teens. authorities holding a press conference on the case this hour and nancy grace will join us with the latest next. week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he

for the 1960s the 20 tens, new york state had a situation where the democratic party controlled the state assembly republican party controlled the state senate. they would keep control and agreeing to allow the opposing party in the other chamber to draw their individual map. this is the longest period of uninterrupted, divided legislative control of the single state in u.s. history. there's something else that even comes close. for five decades the same voters return the democratic majority to the state assembly into the state said it. solely because of how the districts were drawn to. that almost seems worse to me. it's politicians coming together and said you can't agree on anything else other than subverting the will of the electorate. undermine the ability of voters to hold us accountable. it is we all get to keep our jobs. box one final cup i make about the jacksonville redistricting process i would think local democrats were in practical terms not in a great position to affect the outcome that they got. there is a super majority -- make the republicans hold a super majority of the city coun

in the state of new york from the 1960s to the 2010s, new york state had a situation where the democratic party controlled the state assembly and the republican party controlled the state senate. and every decade each chamber gerrymandered their own districts so that they would keep control while agreeing to allow the opposing party in the other chamber to draw their individual map. this is the longest period of an interrupted, divided legislative control in a single state in u.s. history. there is nothing that even comes close. for five decades the same voters returned a democratic majority to the state assembly and a republican majority to the state senate solely because of how the districts were drawn. that almost seems a worse to me because it's politicians come together and sing can't agree on anything else other than subverting the will of the electorate, undermining the ability of voters to hold us accountable and ensuring that we all get to keep our jobs. >> one final point i'll make about the jacksonville redistricting process. i mean, i would agree that i think the local democrats were in practical terms not in a

it's been fiscally 50 years in the state in the 1960s and new york state in a situation of the democrat party controlled the assembly and a publican party told the state decade chamber gerrymandered their own district to keep control while agreeing allow the opposing party in the chamber to withdraw their individual and his congress. his loss of uninterrupted legislative in u.s. history. and for five decades the same voters would turn on democratic majority to state assembly republican majority state senate solelye because of how the district was drawn and almost seems worse because politicians coming together think we can't agree on anything else other than the will of the electorate undermining the ability of the voters to hold us accountable and we get to keep our job. >> one final piece, i would agree local democrats were in practical terms not in a great position to affect the outcome they got. this super majority in the city council, certainly not just going tocc okay the creation of minority access. this bizarre spectacle we saw they out the democrats on the city council argued as forcefully as any republican

democrats get more votes than republicans but republicans have these huge majorities in the state legislature. in 2018, democrats won all five elections including governor, and got 53% of the vote for the state assemblyats only got 36% of seats. right now there's a competitive race for governor, for the u.s. senate, but republicans are on the verge of getting two thirds majority in the legislature. that is a scary siation for democracy because what that means is essentially the heavily remaindered legislature with no cut ability could be an charge of running elections in the state. that poses a grave danger to fair elections in 2024. amy: you have written about what the republican plan is for one-party rule this year. explain. >> basically, what republicans want to do is they want to take control in 2022 in key swing states like wisconsin so that trump's coup will succeed in 2024. you will remember trump asked state legislatures and places like wisconsin to overturn the rule of the voters. they did not do that because in some cases they don't have the power to do that, in wisconsin the governor certifies the presidential election step what republicans want to do is get tutored super jority in wiscons

governor evers, for lieutenant governor barnes, for attorney general josh, call for democrats running for state assemblynd u.s. house, i think the message is really similar across the board. on the one hand you have extremist republicans trying to repeal a fundamental freedoms. from abortion access to democracy itself to the freedom to retire with dignity, with ron johnson's attacks on social security. on the other, hand you have democrats that wake up for him to do the right thing. you can see that with governor evers and lieutenant governor barnes, paving roads across the state, putting up 15% middle class tax cut into law. making sure we invest in our schools and help schools get back now into the top ten nationwide. these are things that unite people across party lines, across lines of race, ethnicity and geography. they just comments on stuff that works for working people. the republicans in our state are offering a vision, really, of kind of nihilism. of domination, of cruelty. you can see that with all the policies are proposing in the way that they're running their campaigns. i think people are

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. >> reporter: two democrats are squirming off for the seed. mullen is the california state assembly and representing the 22nd district since 2012. canapa is on the board of supervisors. both candidates tell me they agree they will have big shoes to fill. >> jackie speier has such as a high bar. she will go down as one of the most influential. >> reporter: the candidates have a lot of overlap with your priorities. both say they like to address issues surrounding climate change, rebuild the middle class, fix the housing affordability crisis, and protect reproductive rights. canapa talked about a broken healthcare system. >> you are going to have to drive federal dollars to state and local government. i'm committed to do that because i know at the local level, the county level, how those dollars can be spent. >> reporter: mullen the concept of protecting democracy. >> we need people in congress to care about democracy. i have established a track record in the california state legislature on voting rights, ballot access, a whole range of policies, to encourage civic dissipation. and i s

state of emergency. nearly 3 years after it started. democratic assembly member matt haney says he supports this move. >> hospitalization rates are down. deaths are are way down and we've been able to build up our hospital capacity still of our staffing vaccine capacity so that we can respond without needing emergency powers. >> katie says even after the emergency declaration expires, the state will maintain its capacity to administer 200,000 vaccines per day. if needed all while keeping a stockpile of 75 million masks. the governor's team says the february date will give health care providers and local governments enough time to prepare for the conclusion of the emergency before it ends. vice president kamala harris is in san francisco this afternoon. she was at the cowl, a theater where she talked about. >> recent biden administration actions and investment that will help combat the climate crisis earlier in the day she attended the democratic national committee finance event. she is scheduled to depart from sfo within the next couple of minutes. the bid

kermit jones, a democrat, is running against republican kevin kiley, who is currently a state assembly member. verifying for a seat in the u.s. health house of representatives. there district stretches from plumas county, through sacramento suburbs, and into parts of el dorado county. kevin kiley declined to join us tonight. you are a medical doctor and somehow you decided you were going to leave that behind and run for political office. why? >> i think the biggest thing i think about in terms of my decision to run was in dition to being a medical doctor, i served in the medical military and that opportunity i had to protect our values and constitution overseas and also represent us overseas is one of the reasons i tried to do that type of representation again in this position. i think there are a lot of people in our district who are not getting a fair shot and we have a lot of things that are really important on the ballot right now. we have our democracy on the ballot and we have women's access to reproductive health on the ballot and we have healthcare on the ballot. when i think o

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quite frankly, there is no one to blame, but far left democrats in the state legislature, people like kathy hochul, the state senate, the state assemblywe elected a new da for that reason, it is a place democrats outnumber republicans by pretty strong number issue but we have been able to win big races like the one we're going to win next tuesday. >> todd: "new york post," target, anybody walking the street, you feel you have a target on your back and that is not the way any place should be. bob, carley and i have been talking, we're both from jersey, new jersey has been reliably blue, is this the year that the tri-state, new york, new jersey, connecticut, does show signs of red and becomes in carley's words, becomes pink? >> i think it does. i'll tell you why, it is because we're talking about the issues in this campaign and we're talking about the issues that matter to the voters in my district and those issues are very simple, what do you do about my gas and grocery bill? i don't feel safe walking to my car or leaving my car in my front driveway at night. do you know what they are teaching my children in school? those are three que

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democratic leadership in our state. and it needs to change. >> state democratic leaders say they look forward to reviewing the governor's proposal while assembly republicans today launched a public petition urging californians tell the governor to drop his proposal. >> today marks both columbus day and indigenous peoples day that when federal holidays are celebrated on the second monday of october, native americans have long protested columbus day saying it overlooks the destruction and death. columbus and other explorers brought to the americas. president biden proclaimed today indigenous peoples day as did governor newsom kron four's. justine waldman joins us now from the newsroom with how californians are acknowledging native people today. without acknowledgment came in many different ways today, including from governor gavin newsom who proclaimed that today which had been called columbus day will instead be known as indigenous peoples day in california saying, quote, we stand in solidarity and support of native and indigenous led movements. understanding that these changes will require a reexamination and renewal of our collected values. n

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state legislator. >> no, and we have already seen this. in 2018, democrats won all five statewide races in wisconsin, including for governor. they got 54% of the votes. the state assembly% of the seats in the chamber. so that is a huge discrepancy between votes. you basically have democrats are right now the majority party in wisconsin. but republicans are about to be potentially the super majority party in wisconsin based on how the maps are drawn. and one of the things that led me to write this article is that there is been all this talk about how gerrymandering hasn't really skewed american politics. that doesn't really have that big of an impact. and maybe in the u.s. house maps that is true, it is less of an impact than it has in the past. what gerrymandering is absolutely having an impact in wisconsin. not just in terms of rigging politics at the state. but rigging the policies of the state. right, chris? that's why it really matters. wisconsin can expand medicaid. they can't have background checks for guns. they have an 1849 abortion ban, from one wisconsin, a year after wisconsin became a state. it makes no exceptions for rape or incest. they have all of these

democratic leadership in our state. and it needs to change. >> state democratic leaders say they look forward to reviewing the governor's proposal while assemblyublicans have launched a public petition urging californians to tell the governor to drop his proposal. >> it's 9.35. and today the u.s. supreme court hears arguments in a case challenging california's law that says pigs for food should be raised humanely. state voters approved this law in 2018 with one of the 63% of the vote and the rule is that conditions it rules on the conditions for raising cows, chickens and hogs has to be you but major pork producers beg to differ. they argue that states that don't have the same law should not be burdened with complying with california's law in order to sell their products in california. in the east bay. the months long occupation of parker elementary school that led to clashes like the one you see here in august is the parents at parker who were protesting. they started their occupation in may. they are upset that the oakland district was considering a consolidation plan that would have closed parker elementary altogether. but now the school bo

democratic leadership in our state. and it needs to change. >> state democratic leaders say they look forward to reviewing the governor's proposal while assembly republicans launched a public petition petition urging californians to tell the governor to drop that proposal. kron 4 is your local election headquarters. ballots are out early voting has begun. capitol correspondent eytan wallace takes a look at some of the key issues at stake in this election. >> well, now that ballots are going out, voters will have a lot to consider on all kinds of matters from abortion rights to the race for governor to control of congress. set doubt. and carried right to your mailbox. ballots are officially on their way and election season is in full swing. the stakes are high. high stakes as professor mindy romero. she's the director of the center for inclusive democracy at the university of southern california. primero notes. california voters will likely play a huge role in determining which political party takes the majority of the u.s. house of representatives. a battle for control of congress have always gone through california. >> we have the largest num

democratic leadership in our state. and it needs to change. >> well, state democratic leaders say they look forward to reviewing the governor's proposal while assembly have launched a public petition now urging californians to tell the governor to drop his proposal. >> it's 6.36. and happening today, the u.s. supreme court hears arguments in a case challenging california's law. that's his for food should be raised humanely. state voters adopted the law in 2018 was 63% of the vote and this set new conditions for raising calves chickens and hogs, but major pork producers are the ones pushing back. they argue that states that don't have a law like this should not be burdened with compliance in order to be able to sell their products in california. in the east bay, the months long occupation of parker elementary school is over and led to clashes like the one you see here started in august because parents of parker elementary students and their allies were upset. starting started in may. they were upset and because of the school could have been closed. the protesting oakland unified's plans to consolidate schools and that means many, including parker. we

democratic leadership in our state. and it needs to change. >> well, state democratic leaders say they are looking forward to reviewing the governor's proposal while assembly republicans have launched a public petition urging californians to tell the governor to drop his proposal. >> happening today, the u.s. supreme court is going your arguments about a case challenging california's law. that's his pigs for food should be raised humanely. state voters adopted a law in 2018 and that was with more than 63% voting. and this law sets conditions for raising calves chickens and hogs, but major pork producers are pushing back. they say that states that don't have laws like we have in california should not be burdened with compliance in order to sell their products in california. in the east bay, the months long occupation of parker elementary that led to clashes like you see here in august is over. parents of parker elementary students and their allies started the second patient may because they were upset about the oakland district's plan to consolidate schools and that would have closed parker elementary. well, now the school board has voted to convert that ca

democratic leadership in our state. and it needs to change. >> well, state democratic leaders say that they look forward to reviewing the governor's proposal while assembly launched a public petition urging californians to tell the governor to drop his proposal. >> happening today, the u.s. supreme court hears arguments in a case challenging california's law that says pigs for food should be raised to mainly state voters adopted the law in 2018 with more than 63% of the vote. and it set new conditions for raising calves chickens and hogs, but major pork producers are pushing back. they argue states that do not have such laws should not be burdened with compliance in order to sell their products in california. in the east bay, the month-long occupation of parker elementary school that led to clashes like the one you see here from august. it's over parents of parker elementary students and their allies started this occupation in may to protest the oakland district consolidation plan which would have closed parker elementary. the school board has since voted to convert that campus to an adult and program, which then led to the end of the occupation. >> well

in the national assembly and has become a special form of democracy as a democratic institution that allows belarusians to maximize their right to participate in the affairs of the state. hiv is behind a lot of work, whether the bills are ready for all the belarusian people's assembly disputes and discussions in the past there were discussions of disputes, a lot, in principle. hmm, i can say that he is very high readiness today. now we will have a discussion with uh, hmm labor collectives with uh deputies of various levels. uh. well, i think it will be like this. uh, how are the discussion boards to make sure the devs didn't miss anything? hmm or listen to some critiques maybe that the debate was heated on some issues. here are the issues in which we had to look for consensus. there were several positions on which the discussion was held, these are the formation procedures , as the supreme body of the peoples of power was absent in the constitution. hmm, this body is the russian people's assembly, of course. when we raised it in the constitution to such a height, of course, it was necessary to think over very responsibly. uh, how one or another norm will work. how cer

we assembled a group of republicans and democrats from battleground states to see how they feel aboutf democracy before the midterms. and what they think of so many election deniers running in their home states. >> all of you are in states that have election deniers on the ballot. in arizona, amy in your case, they are up and down the ballot. >> it's a real issue because it is not just rhetoric. the republican leadership in our state, you know, entertained a year-long audit with absolutely zero evidence and the state attorney general who is a republican came for forth three days ago and said there was no evidence provided to justify that entire audit and this whole notion of election fraud in arizona. and even still, arizona put forth a group of fake state electors to interfere with illegal transfer of power and counting of electoral votes on january 6th. so it is not just talk. our republican leadership in our state actually took concrete measure to interfere with the electoral college count. and that is a problem not only for fair and free elections in arizona. but for our democracy

companies fleece californians, democrat, state senate, president pro tem toni atkins of san diego said she looks forward to revealing the governor's proposal but assembly minority leader republican james gallagher said in a statement, the governor, quote, just doesn't get calendar wants to see a pause of the gas tax quote, anything less is totally unacceptable. what it's doing is driving up costs. kara green with the western states petroleum association argues nooses windfall tax proposal will only make gas more expensive in the state. and now as newsom calls on several oil companies to explain why prices have gone up, green says much of the high costs could be avoided if the governor allows more drilling across california not approving. >> permits to drill for oil, not addressing the actual source of the problem, which is apply not addressing that is every day you do that. you're hurting californians. and this all comes as the governor is calling on oil refineries to start distributing the cheaper winter blend of gasoline. now, about one month earlier than usually allowed that the governor argues will help bring down prices reporting here outside the

california will officially end its covid state of emergency on february 28th, which is nearly 3 years after it first went into effect. democratic assembly member matt haney says he supports the move. >> hospitalization rates are down. deaths are are way down and we've been able to build up our hospital capacity to our staffing and vaccine capacity so that we can respond without needing emergency powers. >> haney says even after the emergency declaration expires, the state will maintain its capacity to administer 200,000 vaccines a day if needed all while keeping a stockpile of 75 million masks. the governor's team says the february date will give health care providers and local governments enough time to prepare for the conclusion of the emergency order before it around of layoffs is set to hit microsoft just ahead of christmas and what same siuc of growing trend within the tech industry. a report from business insider says microsoft plans to lay off nearly 1000 workers. >> starting monday, workers in positions such as devices, x box and legal will soon be. let go. this series of layoffs follows microsoft's big product announcement. tha

companies fleece californians, democrat, state senate, president pro tem toni atkins of san diego said she looks forward to revealing the governor's proposal but assemblyy leader republican james gallagher said in a statement, the governor, quote, just doesn't get it. gallagher wants to see a pause of the gas tax quote, anything less is totally unacceptable. what it's doing is driving up costs care, agreeing with the western states. petroleum association argues nuisance windfall tax proposal will only make gas more expensive in the state. and now as newsom calls on several oil companies to explain why prices have gone up, green says much of the high costs could be avoided if the governor allows more drilling across california, not approving. >> permits to drill for oil, not addressing the actual source of the problem, which is supply not addressing. that is every day you do that. you're hurting californians. and this all comes as the governor is calling on oil refineries to start distributing the cheaper winter blend of gasoline. now, about one month earlier than usually allowed that the governor argues will help bring down prices reporting here outsid