. >>> plus gaff anyone newsome -- gavin newsome and john cox will debate. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's fall sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now, during our fall sale weekend special, the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is only $899. plus, 24-month financing and free home delivery. ends monday. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. >>> the two candidates for governor squared off today in the first and only planned debate. during the debate today which was on the radio they were asked about their vision for california. >> we have to address the issue of cost of housing, we have to address the issue of affordability proudly and homeless and tackle the issue of healther and the issues related to health care that are devouring the state budget. >> my vision is where people can afford to buy a house or pay rent. they can afford gas spleen elect

newsom will only double down on taxes and a rotten business economy.this worse than it is. >> shannon: we have done a lot of stories of the troubles facing california. poverty, homelessness, all kinds of things. california voters consistently continue to vote and primarily send democrats to sacramento and to oversee things in the state capital. you have an uphill battle. >> it's going to change. you mentioned the homelessness. i was in san francisco today and gavin newsom was the mayor of san francisco and it's really a sad situation. this is one of the great cities of the world. now it's the nationwide leader in property crimes. you can't even ride the bart. the streets are full of human waste and hypodermic needles. and really people that are just living on the streets strung out on drugs and mr. newsom's answer is to give people clean needles and an injection center. i think we need to treat these illnesses. we need to treat mental illness and the abuse of drugs and alcohol and that's the compassionate thing to do. i think people are going to reject

republican candidate going head to head with gavin newsom in their only debate. we invited them both here. we will bring you the show live tonight. is there a chance to win in the golden state? i shannon bream in washington. we begin live at the white house, justice brett kavanaugh, ceremonial swearing-in. >> reporter: it was technically unnecessary. brett kavanaugh was sworn in saturday night in the immediate aftermath of the senate vote. donald trump wanted to see the ceremonial swearing-in is a sign of legitimacy of the process and legitimacy of brett kavanaugh. as the brett kavanaugh family entered they received a standing ovation, the crowd remained standing as the president flanked by former justice kennedy and kavanaugh, the president took the unusual step of offering an apology to justice cavanagh. >> on behalf of our nation i want to apologize to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. those who step forward to serve our country deserve a fair and dignified evaluation, not a campaign of po

i've never seen that before. >> reporter: there is a reason why newsom isn't in there. >> gavin newsom did not accept the voluntary state spending limits for his campaign, and therefore he was a cdidate stat miiooluntary cap in both the primary and the upcoming general election. since september, newsom's campaign has spent more than $21 million. his republican opponent agreed to the cap and has so far spent less than $9 million. in a prepared statement, john cox told us in part by choosing his special interest money and not accepting contribution limits, he has chosen his donors over everyday californians. does it matter to voters that newsom bypassed the voluntary spending limit? is it a big deal that we're going to blow past $14.5 million? >> i don't think so, no. these guys spend a lot of money. all of them do. >> i think it's a little arrogant. but i'm probably going to vote for him. >> reporter: now the secretary of state's office says it's not unheard of for candidates to blow past spending limits. in fact, in the last tenng. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio keen tan n

i've never seen that before. >> reporter: there's a reason why newsom isn't in there. >> gavin newsom did not accept the voluntary state spending limits for his campaign and therefore he was not eligible to purchase a candidate statement in the voter information guide. >> reporter: the spending limit in the governor's race is $14.5 million. according to a spokesman for newsom's campaign, they decided not to stay under that voluntary cap in both the primary and the upcoming general election. since september, newsom's campaign has spent more than $21 million. his republican opponent agreed to the cap and has so far spent less than 9 million. in a prepared statement, john cox told us in part "by choosing his special interest money and not accepting contribution limits, he's chosen his donors over everyday californians." does it matter to voters that newsom bypassed the voluntary spending limit? is it a big deal, no, we're going to blow past $14.5 million. >> i don't think so, no. these guys spend a lot of money, all of them do. >> i think it's a little arrogant, but i'm probably going to

gavin newsom doesn't need the exposure. you would want one officer debate unless it's on cnn where he could become a sort of presidential hopeful. but in the meantime, he has no interest. john cox needed and wanted nine debates and got one off there in the middle of the day. that does not help his case. >> professor, it's not about what gavin newsom needs. it's about what the voting public needs. talk to us about the strategy, and only having one debate as frank mentioned, early morning on a workday. >> and why would he want a debate on cnn? why does the rest of the country need to see a debate among governor candidates in california? >> gavin newsom, i said this on the night he won the primary nomination, was that he was running for president right away. i think he has to be careful not to run for president. he needs to be focused on being governor of california. that's what his focus should be, not on sending messages to other people. that's what a cnn debate would have done. whereas, cox needs californians to get to know

today newsom was in oakland urging voters to reelect mayor libby schaff. speaking at a rally at a private home, newsom talked about the need to chip away at poverty and california's wide income disparities, says it's crucial to narrow the achievement gap in education and the effort has to start with children before kindergarten. he praised mayor schaaf's work on that issue. >> she understands not an achievement gap. it's a readiness gap. people aren't left behind. they start behind. that's why preschool is so powerful and so important and that's why libby is so important to oakland and everyone who lives out here, because she gets it and gets it done. >> newsom also commented on the 2020 presidential race. he said he's impressed that senator kamala harris is pulled third already among democrats who might run. newsom said he would never underestimate what harris can do if she does decide to seek nomination. >> harris heads to iowa later this month as she weighs a white house run. she'll be there on october 22nd and 23rd, two weeks before the midterm electio

newsom supports the sanctuary law and wants immigration authorities out of courthouses. and they disagree on the state's new gas tax. cox has led the fight to repeal that tax. he says our roads do need to be fixed, but the state already collects enough money to do it. >> instead of fixing caltrans, they raised the gas tax. let's change so we get our money spent wisely and efficiently like i do in the private sector. >> reporter: newsom supports the gas tax and says since 2013, 27 other states have raised their gas taxes to pay for roads. one thing the men do agree on, the state needs to be more business friendly. >> they could do more in terms of being pro job. you can't be pro job and anti- business, so embrace the small business economic growth. >> that's wonderful. >> reporter: with absentee ballots being mailed to voters this week, both candidates are eager to get back out on the campaign trail. >> out on the campaign trail, 30 plus town halls. they will continue to unveil themselves to people and we both know it. >> i just want to get out and meet people. i like peo

did not stick around. >> the latest poll shows gavin newsom with a 11-point lead. with 49% of likely voters would prefer to vote for newsom. 1out of 10 are still undecided in the governor's race. >> at ktvu.com we have our full interviews with the candidates. >>> stay with us for election night coverage, we'll be live starting at 7:00 p.m. on ktvu plus. >>> still ahead from homeless on the housed the 180 person facility designed to get homeless back on their feet. y expect. >>> apple shows off the newest products in time for the holidays. how much a new mac book air will cost you. ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyland resort. . >>> former boston mob boss james whitey bulger was found dead. he was beaten to death. he was killed on the day he arrived at the prison. he vladeed arrest for year -- evaded arrest for years. he was living under an assumed name. he was serving a life sentence for his role in 11 murders. >>> on wall street even up and down day. . >>> apple unveiled new products today. tim cook did the honors in brooklyn. two ipads get rid of the ho

newsom's race against republican john cox is tightening. before newsom spoke schaaf delivered a glowing review of all newton accomplished for san francisco when he was mayor and for cvernor. newsom returned the favor. >> you are the antidote, mayor, everyone here, the antidote to the fear, the anxiety, and the cynicism so many of us are feeling about politics today. incredible things are taking shape here in oakland. >> schaaf has won support for her stance against the trump administration's immigration policies. crime also down under her watch but she's faced fallout over two deadly fires and criticism over problems like affordable housing and police staffing. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> she expects a medical procedure to cost nothing, yet she gets a bill for hundreds of dollars down the road. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura "nbc bay area responds" next. >>> but first, happening now, north and south korea holding high-level talks at this moment. leaders from both countries pushing to resolve a

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. >> gavin newsom and john cox appeared today at the same event. allie rasmus has the story. >> reporter: that breakfast and benefit was a fundraiser for the willie brown institute. it's a nonpartisan institute. they give fellowships and internships and scholarships to political students. there were 3,000 people and they didn't appear on stage together. it wasn't and debate. it didn't stop them from making political jabs at their commute. >> my opponent is a walking, talking specialist. >> he didn't mention his opponent by name during his speech. he focused on criticizing california as a whole, under gavin newsom's leadership as lieutenant governor. >> i've had so many people tell me they've given up the dream of being able to buy their own home, let alone to be able to afford their rent. that's a major component of the homeless situation. >> connecting with the crowd was a uphill battle. the willie brown event, there was head shaking and even boos when he criticized the gas tax. >> for gavin newsom this was a sympathetic crowd, he touted californi

the wall is intended to divide this country.>> reporter: following the debate, gavin newsom said you want on the current administration achievements while working on housing costs for homelessness and healthcare. as for why this was the only meeting, he said his team had been working toward a debate on a cable news network. >> we try last week to have a televised debate, nationally televised debate and he chose not to do it. we encourage this debate. i think we can debate debates or we can continue to campaign.>> reporter: he closed saying he was pushing for a total of five head-to-head meetings and said that gavin newsom was putting the brakes on the debates. he didn't answer any questions following the radio debate. he told reporters that this did not get to meet -- many of the issues he wanted to addressed. >> i wanted to cover healthcare, education, water, homelessness. those are important issues and we should've had more discussion of those. it is a shame we got lost on th >> reporter: latest polling shows the gap between the gavin newsom is holding a double-digit lead with just

with 49% of likely voters saying they would prefer to vote for newsom. however, one out of every 10 voters said they are still undecided in the governor's race. in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we interviewed both candidates for governor. to see those interviews in their entirety, we have posted them on our website at ktvu.com. just click on the politics tab. >>> a reminder here. coverage of the s on election results from 7:00 to 10:00 on ktvu plus, then on ktvu during our 10:00 and 11:00 newscasts. >>> the attorney who represented stormie daniels in her case against president trump was also san francisco today. he said he is considering running for president in 2020. >> i have made very clear that i'm seriously considering a run for president of the united states. i'm going to make a decision in the next two months. the president is not going to take back the white house by talk about puppies and daisies. if you want to take back the country and get back to the valuables and principles that made america america, we are going to have

libby schaaf is running against brooks and newsom is facing republican businessman john cox. john cox was visiting a shake table. he visited a nearby charter school and spoke to 2500 congregation members. he said the community is prevalent. members were in many small businesses. he wants to make living more affordablefor people as much as others, they just want to live a wonderful life. a quality life without having to watch their children move away because they can afford the rents or the housing costs for the gasoline. >> he issues for cox include affordable -- affordable housing, rolling back the tax and the san diego businessman will for golf -- face off against gavin newsom in the governor's race november 6th. >>> one man in critical condition after shooting in alameda county. sheriff deputies responded to a report of shots fired in the ashland neighborhood leandro. when officers arrived they found a man of peoplehere. >> investigators do not know if this was a targeted shooting. authorities say the neighborhood is not considered a high crime area. so far they have not r

lieutenant governor gavin newsom is the democratic candidate of california. they talked about their shared interest in challenging the trump administration. they also agree on expending pre-school and head start scrams expanding access to healthcare. the one issue they disagree on was prop 10 to repeat the state's act that allows cities to establish their own local rent control laws. >> i think the biggest problem is it will put a chill on apartment construction in the state. we have a problem with production. not just the issue of protection. >> i support prop 10. i believe cities should have the ability to cap rental protections that makes sense for their community. >> after the rally supporters canvassed neighborhoods to get residents to vote on november six. mayor libby schaaf is running against a long list of opponents. gavin newsom is facing republican business man john cox and cox visited a sikh temple today and to a charter school and spoke to 2500 people. he said the sikh community is prevalent in california and members run many small businesses here

full stop. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newsom shares the same top concern and also wants to pump millions of homes into a starved market. that may be where the similarities end. >> i think he's the quintessential person for california right now. >> reporter: james taylor, professor of politics at the university of san francisco, says newsom's bone to pick with washington, d.c. captures a kind of spirit now in california. >> it's almost like an inversion of the '60s where alabama was the front line opposition to civil rights. california is -- flipped the script. >> i'll be a war time governor. i'm not timid. i lean in. i'm going to be audacious and bold to have the backs of the people in this states. >> and the people of california are crying out for change. >> reporter: cox counters that fights over immigration and marriage equality are not serving constituents. instead he says look at the state's failing agencies like the dmv or a high-speed rail project demanding billions of dollars. >> yet our firefighters are flying 1970s-era helte that barely can fight fires. it's all a

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golden knights is the democratic -- gavin newsom is the democratic candidate for governor.y agree on expending pre- school and head start programs and access to healthcare. the one issue they disagreed on was prop 10, it would repeal the state's cyber attack that allows cities to establish their own local rent-control laws. >> the biggest problem is it will put a chill on apartment construction in the state. we have a problem with production. not just protection. >> i support prop 10. i believe cities should have the ability to pass rental protections that make senses for their community. >> after the rally supporters canvassed neighborhoods to get residentsitute vote on november six. -- residents out to vote on november six. gavin newsom is facing a republican business man, john s community is prevalent in california and run many small businesses here and said if elected he want to make living in the state more affordable for them. >> these people as much as many others inch california want to live a -- in california want to live a quality life without having to, you know,

newsome for failing to build reservoirs, failing to recycle water.re to build desalination plants. >> it is something that president trump announced in the "new york times". they are reporting he wants to change the the definition of gender so there would be -- your gender would be male orpheum based on the genitals you were born with. a lot are concerned about that because they say a raci it re - erases gender. of. >> it is very important for the people of this city and this state. and i'll analyze what's necessary to be done and try to get a consensus of the people to do that. if it's at variance with what the president wants, i will fight him on that. >> what does your gut tell you on that? >> i haven't really looked at that issue one eye iota. it is not a good idea to try to redefine gender at all. let people live the way they want to live. i'm directed at making the state affordable, making it livable, making sure we have good schools, water available and good roads, which we need. that is not been done in the last eight years. and i think peopl

with regard to our sanctuary state status, newsom called a proposal to build a wall between the u.s.nd mexico border a monument to stupidity. cox said public safety is the most important thing for californians. later in the afternoon, cox stopped by "abc 7 news" to talk to us. i asked him if having president trump's support would help or hurt him among california republicans. >> i will support the president when he does things that are right for california. i will oppose him when he does things that are wrong for california. >> reporter: here are newsom's comments taken with a cellphone. >> i thought it was an important conversation. i thought the contrast between the two is pretty self-evident on critical issues the state of california faces. >> reporter: both cox and newsom say they're open to more debates before the november election. in the newsroom, lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >>> by now you should have gotten your sample ballot in the mail. to learn about what is in it go to abc7news.com/election for local voter guide to the people and propositions you will be voting on elec

gavin newsom still holds double- digit lead.tian captain, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the question is, should the candidates for governor have more visible debates other than a single debate at the radio station in the middle of the workday? 89% say yes and 11% say no. of us know what you think by voting on twitter and leaving comments on the facebook page. >>> the dmv says that a processing mistake may have allowed 1500 noncitizens to register to vote. the dmv said that the internal audit found that the employees may have been properly registered people at field offices between april 23 and september 25. incorrect registrations have since been canceled. the dmv says that a mistake did not involve undocumented immigrants. last month of the dmv admitted that it mishandled more than 20,000 voter registration applications. the secretary of states office is calling for a new investigation into the dmv. >>> california voters will have the chance to repeal daylight savings time when they vote next month. this would repeal the daylight saving

governor gavin newsom: "nothing else matters. i am just not interested in people complaining and not going out and voting and doing something about it. look, this is the great equalizer. i know we talk about money and politics at the end of the day you can be a multi- millionaire, you can be over one hundred billion dollars and your vote has as much resonance as a guy standing in line at st. anthony's right now. their votes are equal, as long as they vote">sotthe republican candidate for governor john cox comments were focused on the high cost of living in the golden state sot

. >> and gavin newsom and john clark clashed on issues from how to make housing more affordable to gun control and immigration, specifically a border wall. >> if someone is involved in criminal activity, illegally they should be removed from the state. >> the wall is a monument to stupidity and the wall is intended to divide this country. >> new some stopped to build on the current administration's achievements, and he wanted to concentrate on housing costs and health care. he said his team had been working on and debate for a cable news network. >> we tried last week to have a national televised debate, we encouraged this debate, so, i think we can debate debates or continued the campaign. >> cox closed the debate, he was pushing for five head to head meetings and newsome wanted the debates. and a gaggle of reporters followed and he said they didn't cover a lot of issues you, i wanted to cover housing, homelessness and water and other issues, we should have discussed those issues, we got lost issues that i won't have much impact on. >> there's a gap between cox and newsome since july.

gavin newsom says he believes in california's sanctuary laws and single-payer healthcare. he points to his own history of backing issues like universal healthcare and marriage rights. now our recent kpix survey poll shows amongst likely voters that 52% intend to vote for gavin newsom and 35% say they will vote for john cox and 13% say they have not decided. >> and other keyways for california is the u.s. senate race between four term incumbent dianne feinstein and the state senator kevin de leon. >> we have folks in washington, d.c. the have lacked the courage of their convictions to do the right thing by everyday folks. i wish democrats and washington will fight like for dreamers. just the way it done on trump and republicans fight for their stupid wall. >> it's like hitting your head against a concrete wall. you can march and filibuster and talk all night. it does not change anything. what changes things are elections. >> here's what the poll looks like from 11 days ago with senator dianne feinstein holding a 14 point lead over state senator kevin de leon. that is a 35%

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. >>> and it is the only gubernatorial debate by gavin newsom afternoon john cox, the candidates say they want more debates before next month's election. >>> good morning, i was talking to kevin, one of my assistance, actually i assist him. we'll look at the bay bridge and the traffic is going to be a little slow at the toll plaza, why is it so crowded, you ask? we'll try to get to the bottom of it coming up. >>> outside of our doors this morning, the low clouds returning and the onshore shore breeze and cooler temperatures, i'll have a look at what you can expect in your neighborhood coming up. (music throughout) >>> two candidates for california are debate you go on the radio. it was while most people were at work. they responded to key questions about the california. >> how do you think it went. >> gavin newsom and john cox clashed on monday's debate on how to make housing more affordable in the state and gun control and immigration, specifically a border wall. >> if someone is involved in criminal activity and they're here illegally they should be removed from the state. >> the w

sick person in our state to california and let newsom do it. now if i were californian, it would think that was insane but, he picked it up today and i never thought about the domestic side of that and you are exactly right. >> sean: that's what theyyo are saying, you don't even have to be a resident. 13.5% income tax right now. it will be even higher. fico i think under newsom, it gets to 25, that's my prediction. 25% income tax. >> sean: 27 days to go. mr. speaker, we will have you on a lot between now and then. huge drama as it relates to the deep state. rod rosenstein is refusing to testify under oath in front of lawmakers and we will get an update from kristin fisher. also devon nunez will give us the inside scoop when we return to this breaking news night on "hannity." change is hard. try to keep an open mind. come on, dad. this is for me, son? principal. we can help you plan for that. minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11

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we're posting excerpts of the cox and newsom interviews right there on our website tonight. we'll be doing that. that's at nbcbayarea.com. >>> there's a new app and it has a very blunt name and it's hoping to make it easier to report nasty discoveries on san francisco streets. don't be offended, but the app is called snapcrap. and it was created by city resident shawn miller. he says the app offers a more streamlined way for people to report human and animal waste on the city's 311 system. it uses gps to identify your location and offers dropdown menus to answer some key questions. miller says his goal isn't to undermine the city's reporting system, he just wants to try to simplify it. >> you have to add a comment, you have to select an object. all that sort of thing. my app is specifically for street and sidewalk cleaning for human and animal waste. so you literally take a picture and press send. >> reporter: the city's public works department says the city averages about 10,000 cleaning requests a month and about 1,300 are related to human or animal waste. >>> it's a bay a

newsom, still holding a double- digit lead, with just four weeks to go until election day. in san francisco, 2 news. >>> president trump today says he has no plans to fire rod rosenstein and the president traveled to orlando, florida together, to attend the annual chiefs o rosenstein oversees the mueller investigation into whether the trump campaign colluded with russians to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. rosenstein flew with the president on air force one. the president said they had a good talk. >> the president said he wants to know, what did you talk about? >> we had a very good talk, i will say. that became a very big story actually, folks. we had a good talk. >> last month, there were reports that rosenstein's job was in jeopardy after "the new york times" reported he had suggested secretly recording the president, and invoking the 25th amendment to remove him from office. rosenstein vehemently denied that report. >>> climate change is already affecting people, systems, and livelihoods all around the world. >> in a report from a nobel prize-winning panel

the latest poll revealed by the public policy of california shows gavin newsom with an 11- point lead over john cox with 75% of voters saying they would prefer to vote for newson. however, one out of every 10 voters say they are still undecided in the governor's race. in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >> and, ktvu is your home for election night coverage. we will be live all night long, starting at 7 p.m. on ktvu plus, then here on ktvu for the 10:00 and 11:00 news. remember to join us for morning sun 2 the day after the election. we'll have overnight development on all the local races and battle for control of congress. >>> reports out of google indicate that a group of employees will stage a walkout on thursday to protest the company's handling of sexual harassment allegations. "the new york times closer reported that google paid $90 million to a top executive to leave the company after claims that he performed -- coerced an employee into performing a sex act. executive denied any misconduct. after the article, google announced it fired 48 people in the last year for

however, what's missing is a statement from gavin newsom's campaign. it's not in this guide. it was kept out because gavin newsom declined to accept a general election campaign spending limit for gubernatorial candidates. state law requires the candidates to keep expenditures below $14.5 million if they want to purchase a candidate statement in the information guide. the newsom campaign has spent $22 million so far this year, and the cox campaign has spent around $9 million. >>> all right. what would you say is the dirtiest block in all of san francisco? well apparently, hundreds of people say their street is the worst. up next year, we are joined by a new york times columnist to talk about this article that sparked a debate within the city. >>> and in the weather, a bit of a cool down across portions of the bay area. you can see the main reasons why. clouds and fog making a comeback. this looks eczema but it's fall. a bit of a cool down, then the short-term will eventually bring some more temperatures in the five-day. we'll have that coming up. this is your wake-up call. if

politicians like gavin newsom talk about change, but they've done nothing. sky-high gas and food prices. homelessness. gavin newsom, it happened on your watch. so, yeah. it is time for a change. time for someone new. >>> now for the last look. >> i am speaking to you, the iraqi government, and to you, u.n. member states, when i ask why. why is it that nothing has been done? >> that was the international human rights lawyer amal clooney seeking justice for her client. if her name sounds familiar, it should. on friday, she was announced as the joint winner there was year's nobel peace prize. she's a yazidi woman, a victim of the cruelty of isis. last march, i had the honor of interviewing her and clooney together. it's an interview that will stay with me forever. >> translator: early morning they attacked us. nearly 6,500 women and children from the yazidi were abducted. about 5,000 people from the community were killed during that day. for eight months, they separated us from our mothers and our sisters and our brothers. some of them were killed and others di

newsom has been there for 16 years, hasn't addressed these problems. he was mayor of san francisco for a long time. the homeless situation got worse. the homeless situation is a tragedy, and out of control across california. i have plans to get that rectified, as well. and i think people need a change. i think people want a definite change. they love this state. the rest of the country has had a wonderful economic recovery. but californians are still finding it hard to be able to afford to live, and that's the real problem. >> let me talk about housing. i think we can all agree that housing is the biggest concern, especially in the bay area. there was a study that found he would need 350,000 units every year for the next seven years in order to make up for the deficit of housing in this state. right now, we only build about 85,000 homes a year. >> it's two issues. yes, we don't have enough supply, and that drives up the cost. but it's also the cost driven up by government. government regulations, government red tape, lawsuits, impact fees and taxes. th

to see my full venezuela with cox and newsom, you can led -- cox and newsom -- to see my full investigate with cox and newsom, you can head to our web site. >>> apple delivered a letter saying they investigated and found no evidence supporting a report publish bid bloomberg business week. bloomberg reported that chinese spies used microchips to get access to sensitive corporation information and other secrets. within a couple of hours, apple and others publicly denied that report. >>> a warning from facebook about a viral hoax. people say they've been getting a message from a friend asks th forwarded to others and it hints that the receiver may have been the victim of a cloning scam. facebook says that message is not a threat or evidence that your account has been hacked. they call it a chain message and you should ignore it and delete it. >>> union workers continue to strike this morning at seven san francisco hotels. thousands of workers are on strike at hotels in san francisco, oak land and san jose. they are asking for better pay, job security and a safe working environment. marriott

politicians like gavin newsom talk about change, but they've done nothing.gh gas and food prices. homelessness. gavin newsom, it happened on your watch. so, yeah. it is time for a change. time for someone new. >>> this morning, the confirmation prospect of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh rests with two senators, lisa murkowski and susan collins. live in portland, maine, hometown of susan collins with the very latest is kaylee hartung. >> reporter: some women who have never been politically active before feel a responsibility to make their voices heard. >> this is where i needed to be. this is the work i needed to be doing today and encouraging susan kolecollins to please vot. >> reporter: they've come to deliver a very important message to susan collins and her staff. >> it happened to me and she was as credible witness as i've seen in 17 years practicing law. i believe her. >> i believed he was going to rape me. >> reporter: brett kavanaugh has repeatedly denied the allegations. still, christine blasey-ford's testimony before the committee a trigger t

it's going to be higher. >> under newsome, it gets to 25. that's my prediction i. >> sean: okay. >> 25% income tax. >> sean: 27 days to go, mr. speaker. we'll have you on a lot between now and then. thanks for being with us. huge drama as relates to rod rosenstein. he's refusing to testify under oath in front of lawmakers. devin nunes will give us the inside scoop on this breaking news night on "hannity." i think we can do better. change is hard. try to keep an open mind. come on, dad. this is for me, son? principal. we can help you plan for that. i think it will fit. ♪ want a performance car that actually fits your life? introducing the new 2019 ford edge st. capability meets power. in the first suv from the ford performance team. the new 2019 ford edge st. >> sean: rod rosenstein will not be meeting with lawmakers as was apparently scheduled tomorrow. joining us now with the latest, live from washington is kristin fisher. kristin, the latest. >> yeah, a lot to dissect from this hearing. things got heated when ron johnson asked christopher

and newsom said locking people up is not necessarily the answer.ard to our sanctuary state status, he called a proposal to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico a monument to stupidity. later in the afternoon, cox stopped by "abc7 news" to talk to us about the debate. >> i'm addressing myself to the quality of life, to fixing california, to getting the state to work right. >> reporter: here are newsom's comments take within a cell phone. >> i thought it was an important conversation. i thought the contrast between the two is self-evident on critical issues. >> reporter: both say they're open to more debates before the november election. >>> san francisco's department of elections opens to voting tomorrow. elections officials in every county in the state will begin mail-in vote ballots this week. >>> justice brett kavanaugh now on the supreme court. >> we were literally under assault. >> the pr >>> judge brett kavanaugh is now associate justice kavanaugh. his swearing in ceremony just happened at the white house. you will beg-- he will-- he will

president trump it took jabs at newsom during the rallies for g.o.p.dates in montana and nevada. the lieutenant governor responded saying that the president should focus on supreme or nominee brett kavanaugh and if he committed perjury during the hearing last week about sexual assault allegations against him. he also said the president should try to reunite the hundreds of migrant children still separated from their families. >>> jeff flake is denying speculation that he is planning to run against president trump in the republican primary in 2020. he was in new hampshire yesterday. the second time there this year, new hampshire host the first presidential primary. sedatives like told a crowded bus and that although he wants somebody the party to challenge president trump, he does not see that happening in his case. he broke with members of the party joining democrats inlling of the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. spoke with the san francisco board of supervisors could decide on boosting the minimum wage of workers that care for seniors and the d

. >> democrat and lieutenant governor gavin newsom and john cox each had 15 minutes to speak at this charity breakfast, benefiting the willie brown institute. they did not appear on stage together, so this was technically not a debate, but that did not stop the two candidates from making verbal jabs at their opponents. >> my opponent, i'm afraid, is a walking, talking special interest. >> reporter: john cox, republican candidate for california governor, did not mention his opponent by name during his speech. he instead focused on criticizing california as a whole. under california leadership from mr. massive tenant governor. >> i've had so many people tell me they have given up the dream of being able to buy their own home, let alone being able to afford their rent. and, that's a major component of the homeless situation. >> reporter: for cox, a republican, connecting with the crowd was an uphill battle. the willie brown breakfast was a gathering of business leaders, politicians, attorneys, and power players. there was headshaking and even soft boos when >> the first thing we are goi

newsom is facing republican businessman john cox. john cox was in west camp -- west sacramento visiting shake temple and they spoke to 2500 congregation members pretty sets the shake community is very prevalent in california and many residents one very small businesses and he wants to make it more affordable for them. >> these people, as much as any others in california, just want to live a wonderful life, a quality life, without having to watch their children move away because they cannot afford the rents or the housing costs or the gasoline. >> the key issues for them wants to halt the high-speed rail project and the businessman will face off against newsom and the governor's race november 6th. >>> turkey and saudi arabia are expected to conduct a joint inspection today of the saudi consulate and in the -- in his temple where washington columnist disappeared. abc doug luzader joins us live in there is growing anger over what may have happened to jamal khashoggi. >> look. there will be a lot of pressure on the white house to do some

politicians like gavin newsom talk about change, but they've done nothing.gas and food prices. homelessness. gavin newsom, it happened on your watch. so, yeah. it is time for a change. time for someone new. >>> we just showed you live pictures and there are more from washington, d.c. many of the people that gathered there at the capitol. we were told many of them, most of them protesters protesting the kavanaugh confirmation. but donald trump, the president, just tweeting saying women for kavanaugh and many others that support this very good man are gathering all over capitol hill in preparation for 3 to 5:00 p.m. vote. it is a beautiful thing to see and they're not paid professional protesters handed expensive signs. big day for america. >>> all right. he is the world's most famous anonymous street artist known for subversive work that appears really overnight. now he pulled off the most audacious prank yet. >> one of the more iconic works, known as girl with balloon, sold for $1.4 million at an auction house in london. look at this. the moment the gavel hi

politicians like gavin newsom talk about change, but they've done nothing.food prices. homelessness. gavin newsom, it happened on your watch. so, yeah. it is time for a change. time for someone new. >>> a close call for the american general in charge of all u.s. troops in afghanistan. the u.s. military spokesman says two americans were wounded in kandahar after a gunman opened fire following a security meeting. the taliban says it was behind that attack. the pentagon confirmed that scott miller, the u.s. army general in charge of the afghanistan mission, attended that meeting but was not injured. barbara star live at the pentagon. sounds like a tragic event and close call for the american general. >> a close call that was too close. general miller with long experience in special operations. now the head of u.s. and nato forces in afghanistan was attending a security meeting in and can darr. on the way out of that meeting, an afghan opened fire on them. general miller not injured but two were. two officials standing close to general mill. we know now one was

politicians like gavin newsom talk about change, but they've done nothing.-high gas and food prices. homelessness. gavin newsom, it happened on your watch. so, yeah. it is time for a change. time for someone new. the trump administration improv trade deal with canada a victory for all parties. as with most complex trade deals, christine said it's not >> john, you will hear from all this w a win-win-win, but an canada gave in on wheat and dairy. indust but just a little bit, openin up the dairy market was farmer are calling thi a win the change won't mean much on it opens up the canadian dairy canada prevailed to resolve canada wanted it to be permanent and the u.s. wanted it to be revisi after a few years. on tariffs, call it a draw. cars can be sold duty-free if to make the car is at $16 an this i good for canadian and mexico it could lift wages and import those will be handled separa expect canada and mexico to >> breaking down the numbers. apprec that. what is fascinating is the respon republ normally the party what do they grow or make or joinin us this

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. >> what do you see when you look at gavin newsome? >> when i look at -- no candidate statement. >> what do you think? >> i don't know what to think. i've never seen that before. >> there's a reason why newsom isn't in there. >> he did not accept the voluntary state spending limits for his campaign and therefore he was not eligible to purchase a candidate statement in the voter information guide. >> the spending limit is $14.5 million. according to a spokesman for newsom's campaign, they decided not to stay under that voluntary cap in both the primary and upcoming general election. since september, they've spent more than $21 million. his republican opponents agreed to the cap and has so far spent less than $9 million. in a prepared statement, john cox told us, in part, by choosing his special interest money and not accepting contribution limits, he's chosen his donors over everyday californians. does it matter to voters that newsom bypassed the voluntary spending limit. >> is it a big deal? >> i don't think so, no. these guys spend a

trauma the gap between newsom and john cox narrowed since july. newsom is holding a double- digit leave with just four weeks to go until election day. in san francisco, christian captain, ktvu tran nine news. >>> we have been asking you, should the candidates have more visible debates other than the single form at the radio station during the middle of the workday? 89% say yes and 11% say no. this shows the quality of candidates when they agreed to debate during the nonprime time hours. the public should demand and deserve better from politicians. we get nothing but advertisements and mailers. >>> sa republicans need to the democr the state and they like noving opinio. a one-party state. the candidate with the most money always wins. a lot of talk on this. thank you for using the hashtag and you can keep answering the questions. >>> in san francisco, voters decided large companies should pay a new tax to help fight the homeless crisis. proposition c would tax companies operating in san francisco .5% on profits over $50 million a year. supporters s

. >>> and new campaign filing found gavin newsom is out spending his republican candidate john cox 4 to 1. a recent poll from the public policy institute of california found gavin newsom had a 11 point lead over john cox. make sure ktvu be your home for voter coverage. we'll be here on ktvu and join us on "mornings on 2" the next day with the overnight developments and the races and the battle of control over the congress. >> such important races. >>> the past concerns about the plane and the new concerns about air travel in indonesia. more on the crash in indonesia. >>> how several officers were rescued during dozens of people trapped in napa county last year. >>> we have all lanes closed near the major intersection of the traffic. it will be a big deal for you on 580 and 680, we'll tell you about this. but, it's not looking good for you so far. >>> we have a quiet pattern, the breeze is being picking up for some, we'll take a look at that coming up. >>> welcome back to "mornings on 2", happening today the woman who shocked the nation in 1991 by publicly testifying that a u.s. supre

. >>> president trump is going after gavin newsom. >>> look at what is going on in california. have a man running for governor in california that says we do not want any borders. we do not want i.c.e. we want sanctuary cities. >> the president brought up newsom during the rally in tennessee for republican senate candidate. president trump's -- took similar jabs during the rallies for montana and nevada. newsom said that the president should focus on supreme court t hearing last week about sexual assault allegations against him. newsom said that the president should try to reunite the hundreds of migrant children still separated from their families. >>> kanye west is acting as a peacemaker between our president trump and colin kaepernick. the rap artist star who is a supporter of the president told tmz that he has reached out to the 49er quarterback and he wants to set up a face-to-face meeting between colin kaepernick and president trump in washington. he has the idea of having the support of the senator lindsey graham who says that if the two men can work out their differences