we are so grateful to be here with our governor, gavin newsom.rs and applause] >> he has already hit the ground running, and we know from experience of being a former mayor of san francisco, he understands intimately all the challenges that we as a city face, which really is going to be so incredible for our city and cities across the state of california for all the things we know we need to do to change california for the better. laguna honda is a key part of san francisco's health network, which cares for one in eight san franciscans. primarily people who are uninsured, low income, or for -- from our immigrant communities. and includes not only laguna honda, but san francisco general , and smaller clinics across our city, and health services in our county jail. here at laguna honda, more than 1,000 patients each year receive care for complex conditions like h.i.v. and alzheimer's and dementia, and other mental illnesses and disorders, and we have, for patients who are suffering from strokes or brain injuries, or spinal injuries, or other trauma

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>>we sat down with governor newsom to talk about the freshly signed a state budget. he tells us this is yet another way california is differentiating itself from washington d c. >>they're running massive deficits, we're running huge surpluses were putting aside historic amount rainy day reserves paying off debt pain down pension obligations and we have stronger growth the governor said he's proud of the budget that requires californians to have health insurance it also boosts funding for reproductive health service providers like planned parenthood. >>which he has said has been under attack by the trump administration the budget also extends health care to undocumented immigrant children and young adults, something all democratic presidential candidates said they would do in thursday night's debate, those last 2 nights of debates, 90% of what they were promoting california is doing. >>and people talk about the green new deal will give me a state. in the country that's doing more you can't find it california on advancing the principles on homelessness and housing the

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governor gavin newsome is reaching out to governors across the country capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what new some is trying to do. >>governor newsome signed a proclamation friday welcoming women to the state in it he reaffirmed california's commitment to protecting women's reproductive choices, and saying here they can fully exercise their reproductive rights. the proclamation comes on the same day a judge temporarily blocked missouri from becoming the first state in the country without an abortion provider in a separate joint letter newsome join the governors of oregon and washington urging states to review their laws and protect women's reproductive freedom. the governor friday in part wrote in the absence of federal leadership on this issue states must step up and put in place their own protections, some california republicans question the governor's priorities citing his recent moratorium on the death penalty. assembly member melissa melendez tweeted kill innocent babies who haven't yet taken their first breath, spare guilty killers who took the last breath of th

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governor newsome signed a proclamation friday welcoming women to the state. >>in it he reaffirmed california's commitment to protecting women's reproductive choices, and saying here they can fully exercise their reproductive rights. the proclamation comes on the same day a judge temporarily blocked a missouri from becoming the first state in the country without an abortion provider in a separate joint letter newsome join the governors of oregon and washington urging states to review their laws and protect women's reproductive freedom. the governor friday in part wrote in the absence of federal leadership on this issue states must step up and put in place their own atorium on the me california death penalty. assembly member melissa melendez tweeted kill innocent babies who haven't yet taken their first breath, spare guilty killers who took the last breath of their victims got it. as filmmakers consider pulling the productions from states with new a strict abortion laws. >>governor gavin newsom is aiming to lure them back to california with new incentives on to

. >>> governor gavin newsom announced a plan today that will help pg&e deal with any future wildfire liabilities but only if the utility agrees to concessions such as billions of dollars in safety upgrades and tying executive pay to safety. the governor is proposing a multibillion-dollar wildfire fund to help california utilities cover fire related liability. pg&e would have access to the financing until the company resolves claims from the 2017 and 2018 wildfire seasons. and, emerges from bankruptcy with the reorganization plan that doesn't raise customer rates by june of next year. >> we need to protect the rent payers, the taxpayers, and the victims. everything in our strategy is predicated on that three-legged stool. >> governor newsom says he hopes to present this plan to lawmakers and to make a deal by mid july. >> also today, dozens of demonstrators gathered outside of pg&e's headquarters in san francisco ahead of the annual shareholder meeting. they called attention to the 85 lives lost in last year's deli campfire in butte county. >> reporter: the demonstration started with

and just for a point of clarification on gavin newsom.hest taxes in the nation, worst business climate, highest gas prices, they have the most homeless and the worst air quality of any state in the world. trish: yeah, they're not doing so well. >> so how's that working out for them? trish: you mentioned the cuban-american population and how all those people fled communism and socialism, and you think about the venezuelan population in miami, they know firsthand how bad that stuff is. but is that enough to really, you know, i think convince the country? look at these young people, right, in school or maybe just out of school, and bernie's singing their tune. he's saying, hey, or you're not going to have to pay back all that money that you paid for that lousy college degree that's gotten you nowhere. i mean, is that going to be something that resonates with them? i'd like to believe that, you know, most americans when they go to voting booth, they look at that and they see socialist, and they say, wait a second, that's not who we are fundam

this is governor newsom's first state budget. he can veto sections or the entire budget.said that he could not be more pleased with it. and that all that was left to resolve were small issues. the budget includes a $21.5 billion surplus, which is the largest in 20 years. is now 4: state lawmakers rejected the latest request for an independent audit at the dmv, department of motor vehicles. it will look at how the program has handled requirement for the real i.d. program. and also the troubled rollout of a voter registration program. democrats in the state were against the proposal, saying it would dew point two other review -- duplicate two other reviews of the dmv that are happening now. >>> california's horse racing board is getting more authority thanks to the new law. the bill signed by governor newsom allows the board to suspend racing at a track if the health of a horse or jockey is in jeopardy. now, previously, the board could only recommend suls pension, but the track owner would have the final say. the changes come after the deaths of 30 horses at southern califo

if i gavin newsom i would try to blame somebody else. been there a lot recently and their problems but no evidence suggests, if anything it is just the opposite. a lot of jobs are moving to texas and a lot of people are moving to texas because our tax rates are lower. >> i want to read something else, the la times are putting on what the governor had to say. he went on to criticize states led by republicans, quote, we could let all those folks a for themselves, you lose a little bit of your soul. where is the strength in that? that is weakness. he was specifically pointing to gop run states like texas. >> i couldn't disagree more. we put more opportunity in our state. we are growing economy. that is why we had so many, we provide opportunities for people to work. i encourage them to do the same. cut their tax rates, provide an environment it's not so regulatory, more fair and they will lead. shannon: a couple things going on with elected officials in texas. governor address on homelessness and camping. any texas city camping on its stree

vaccine earlier this week ban recently changed the language in the bill to gain support from governor newsome but opponents say even if the bill does get signed into law those still fighting >>then that just means we go to or not. >>but the bill may not increase vaccination rates to passes they'll pull their kids from school before they vaccinate them if it does go into effect. >>i would do my duty as a parent and i will. of course, i'm not going back to nate my son i'm not going to put him in danger.

vaccine earlier this week ban recently changed the language in the bill to gain support from governor newsome but opponents say even if the bill does get signed into law those still fighting >>but then that just means we go to or not. >>but the bill may not increase vaccination rates to passes they'll pull their kids from school before they vaccinate them if it does go into effect and so will not back. >>i would do my duty as a parent and i will. of course, i'm not going back to nate my son i'm not going to put him in danger.

>>governor gavin newsome calling a meeting today to talk about strategies resources and communicationa disaster. conference capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains how the federal government is affecting their work. >>and i think we need to be prepared. for the worst i think we experienced the worst, but i don't know that we have. >>before california's next disaster governor gavin newsome brought the state's emergency management leaders together in the hopes of improving response and recovery is really too. >>raise the level of understanding how to how the programs work if they need to access those programs but more importantly what can they do now to start to change and build a culture of preparedness within their community. the state plans to spend more money on fire mitigation equipment and eventually a revitalized 911 system the governor revealing monday. the state is closer to

>>and this just and governor gavin, newsome has just signed the state's billion operating budget. >>this after governor newsom and state leaders announced a final budget agreement on spending for housing and homelessness however is still awaits approval from the full state legislature. the budget includes a 21 and a half billion dollar surplus as well as expanded health care for people in the country illegally and a penalty people who do not buy health insurance. >>the house has passed the senate version of a border funding bill today that bill aims to address what's being called a humanitarian crisis at the southern border and past 3 oh 5 to one oh 2. the passage comes after house speaker nancy pelosi reversed her previous call to reconcile the house and senate bills just ahead of the july 4th recess, but democratic progressive they were not too happy about it they spoke out against the billion bill. it now heads to the president for approval. and house also passed on election security bill this afternoon along party lines. democrats want the republican led senate to take up the

newsom also announced the creation of a truth and healing council. in 1850, california passed a law allowing for the separation of native american families, their removal from tribal territories, and the creation of a system of indentured servitude. "the los angeles times" reports california's native american population declined from about 150,000 to 30,000 between 1846 and 1879. daniel salgado of the cahuilla band of indians told "the l.a. times" he appreciated governor newsom's actions, and that -- "in any kind of relationship, there's recognition of a wrongdoing, an apology and a healing starts to take place." and poet, musician and writer joy harjo has become the first native american poet laureate. harjo, a member of the muscogee creek nation, is the author of eight poetry books including the celebrated "in mad love and war," which won the american book award in 1990, as well as a memoir and stories for children and young adults. harjo told "the new york times" -- "just as when i started writing poetry, we're at a very crucial time in american h

governor newsom will hold a summit in downtown sacramento.ers will come together to discuss how to prepare for the state being ready for a big disaster. the meeting comes before another potentially devastating wildfire season. governor newsom hopes they can be ahead of the next wildfire. >>> several communities are dealing with the new pg&e prevention plan. they are planning to turn off fire in high-risk fire areas during red flag warnings. the emergency management believes certain conditions can hrao leave 100,000 people indefinitely. it could affect 5 million pg&e customers in total across california. >>> coming up "today in the her furniture protection plan wasn't offering the protection it promised. i'm consumertigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds to this furniture fuss next. >> and happening now, cleanup in parts of maryland after severe weather rolled through parts of the state on sunday. powerful winds toppled trees in a neighborhood in bethesda. the national weather service will send in experts to figure out if there was, in fa

governor newsome proposed two models for this fund. one would place the are at $10.5 billion to be funded by extending a surcharge on electricity bills. the other would raise the value of 21 bibens-dirkx by including a multibillion dollar experience policy paid for by utilities. utilities would have to spend a combined $3 billion on wildfire safety measures to qualify for aid from this fund. the proposed fund would need to be created by lawmakers in the state legislature. >> on peninsula, firefighters in menlo park are getting ready to inveil their newest station to the public. the project took years to complete. but many say it's worth the wait. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen takes us inside. >> outside fire station 6 in menlo park, neighbors can't wait for the grand opening this weekend. >> we've been watching as they leveled the ground. they built it from startup and we've been eagerly awaiting the finished product. >> reporter: from conception to completion, this $10.4 million project took 11 years to navigate due to recession and

reporter: on this friday night, the california democratic party held its opening reception, gavin newsom was on hand for the annual organizing convention that is scheduled to last through sunday. one woman is here to learn more about the candidates. >> when you're here, you can look at somebody in there i can't hear what they have to say, ask some things that might not be on the script, hear from a genuine person. it helps you to make the right decision. >> reporter: the spokesman for the california democratic party say delegates are excited, that they have moved up the primary from june to march, california democrats swept statewide offices, the hope is that the blue wave will roll across the country in 2020. >> democrats are moving in the same direction, work together to take back the white house, it's important to be working on. >> reporter: beto o'rourke meeting with the public, the venue will be hosting other hopefuls, including eric swalwell on saturday. >> it is about creating a ground-floor space to engage people, politically, interacting with folks who are hoping to run for pres

>> for gavin newsom it's humming along nicely. he says, "america in 2019 is california in the 1990s. the scene row phobia,nate tiff. i -- xenophobia, nativeism. the fear of the other. he said we are working and democrats are inwinnin winning . someone forget to tell him 40% of his people live near poverty and the highest taxes and cost of living isn't giving them a leg up. july 1, they will pay six more for gas taxes. that is on top of having the highest gas prices in the country. they begin background checks for buying bullets to quick le return information on felony restrictions. non-california residents can no longer buy ammunition here period. they have less access to bathrooms than is syrian refew gees which is apparent to everyone in l.a. and san francisco. but putting in more bathrooms would cost $57 million a year. you have to feel like homeless don't feel like they are winning either. >> tucker: thank you. the california wages war on the own middle class that tries to build men's room that cost as much as houses the gover

the state led by governor gavin newsom is now planning to the first in the nation to give full health benefits to nearly 9 oh, thousand low income to low immigrants at the cost of about $98 million per-year and they are taxing citizens who don't have health insurance. some of them to provide health insurance for people who are not citizens. does this make any sense at all, gang? >> welcome to the logical state of california. look, it's like putting the individual mandate back on, penalizing people, americans to pay for the illegals. i don't get it. the other thing is every day we are watching videos of so many homeless people in california, you got 16,000 people in la living in cars. how about taking care of those people first before you incentivize people to come into this country illegally? again, the ill logic california continues. >> and this is not immigration. this is not immigration. this is ex appropriate are asian , i'm sorry, but neither illegal immigrants or americans for that matter have a right to free stuff, have a right to free anything and what a change, gang from the

governor newsome says it will detour gun violence and save lives. opponents are suing hoping to change the law. they say it places an unfair burden on millions of law-abiding gun owners. >>still ahead tonight, a defining moment in the race to the white house how a dramatic exchange between senator kamala harris and former vice president joe biden is now shaping their campaigns. >>plus honoring a hero. how the first responder dedicated his life to support other heroes. we responded to ground 0 on 9/11/2000 was. >>pride weekend is here in san francisco, how the city is getting ready for one of the are we tnot yet.? at crystal geyser we put our mountain source on our bottle... that's cool. ...because we bottle at our mountain source. crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if yo

. >> governor newsom had this to say. mass deportations and family separations are vicious and cruel. california will not stand for these kinds of fear mongering, hate filled threat. and we will always defend the rights of our immigrant community's. >> governor newsom has reached a compromise. cracking down on medical exemptions. under the new bill, health officials will focus on doctors who write five or more exemptions each year. the original measure would give public health officials more oversight. the governor was concerned that it would create bureaucracy that would interfere with the doctor- patient relationship >>> a compromise still needs approval from both legislative chambers. >>> a new police chief. he will serve in the position until the city finds a permanent chief. he retired in 2017 after serving 33 years in law enforcement. he started his career in 1984 in san francisco and joined fairfield police department in 1987. >>> the current chief is retiring at the end of the month after 30 years in law enforceme

but newsom said he doubts democrats should be intruding to doctor-patient relationships.d not say feld veto the bill. >>> new details on last month's police raid. we're learning that officers might have been monitoring his phone calls for weeks before they moved in. he shared on twitter a copy of a search warrant that allowed police to get his records and mobile data. his attorney said the warn was unlawful. they also tried to get him to revea sources. in a statement, his lawyer said the sfpd's actions are illegal under the first amendment and california's shield law. the raid occurred as part of an investigation by police into eye leaked report with details. he somehow got a copy of the report, sold it to three bay area news stayings. kpix chose not to purchase it. they were investigating karmity as cosupporteror. w he has admitted the raid might have been done illegally. chief scott said an outside agency would be taking over the police department's criminal investigation into the leaked police report. >>> in virginia beach tonight, people gathered for a prayer vigil af

the new debate on california's gavin newsom. touched off by >>> the crime-fighters have a germ fighter. they have enlisted the help of a robot to keep a station clean. >>> and a wine war. find out where a bottle of >>> an interesting turn of events for california's death penalty. executions have been on hold because of a federal lawsuit challenging the lethal injection process. governor gavin newsom is seeking to end the lawsuit saying it's no longer valid because of his moratorium. he halted executions in march for as long as he remains governor. the state has been trying to switch from a single drug to execute criminals. the last execution was in 2006. >>> abc 7 is committed to building a better bay air what. and one lot about is b.a.r.t. we have good news to share with riders. b.a.r.t. sent out a picture of this 40,000-pound transformer be being delivered to the san leandro station this morning. this will allow the transit agency to press a new power sub station in. service. it's being paid for by a $3.5 billion bond that vot

newsom had concerns about the government making every decision about vaccination exemptions.l would need to be approved by both chambers of the legislature. >>> coming up, bart rolls out a new feature to make it easier to pay for parking. right now it is only available to a limited amount of rider's. >>> plus a popular dessert destination in san francisco getting ready to close and doors. why mission pie says it must shut down. >>> uber and lyft drivers are accusing the companies of fighting a bill in the state legislature that would give drivers more benefits. the drivers rallied and uber headquarters in tampa and cisco in support of assembly bill five. companies who oppose the bill say having workers classified as workers rather than employees give the worker and the company more flexibility. but the driver say the bill would add labor protections they need. >> we have been fighting for years to get a living wage, benefits, transparency. we are not, the ability to organize. we are not going to stop until we get that. >>> ab 5 was set stricter definitions for independent con

meanwhile gaovn newsome travels to central america. victor davis hanson is a senior fellow at the hoover institution. also a lifelong californian. professor hanson joins us. thank you so much for coming on. in what sense is california a third world state? >> it has all of the symptoms of wwhat we associate with failed states. the highest basket of income tax, gasoline taxes, sales tax and yet its schools are rated in the last 10%. one third of the nation's welfare recipients live in california. a fifth of the populations below the poverty line. a fifth of the homeless people live inn california. a very tiny but affluent elite. the most billionaires. and the largest under class and part of that and governor newsom has got it wrong. 25 years ago when we had prop 187 that cut off health care but not emergency health care to undocuments immigrants. that passed by 29% of the population. that fueled up pete wilson's -- itco was very popular and that t rid of a deterrent factor and people wanted to come to california often illegally and they

si el gobernador newsom firma esta legislacion l semana entrante, entraria en vigor a partir del primero de enero del 2 mil 20. liliana esclante nos explica. un nuevo caso de irregularidad dentro de un centro de detencion genera preocupacion entre las autoridades igratorias.se trata de una adolescente guatemalteca que cruzo el rio bravo la semana pasada con una bebe prematura recien nacida y llego con ella hasta la instalacion migrtoria donde fue detenida. oscar gomez nos tiene el desarrollo de esta historia. general de virginia, es un republicano de linea dura y posiciones migratorias catalogadas como anti-inmigrantes y xenofobas. para muchos activistas, funcionarios y academicos, su nombramiento para liderar el servicio de inmigracion y ciudadania- es preocupante-- y aun mas preocupante- son las personas que cuccinelli- esta sumando a su agencia. pablo gato nos explica. manifestantes se congregaron hoy en todo el pais como parte de un dia nacional de accion exigiendo el juicio politico al presidente trump... organizadores de las protestas alegan que el informe del asesor especial rober

track governor newsom appointed the first ever inspector general for bart. harriet richardson will serve as an independent overseer. the bar -- she will hold bart management accountable for on- time performance, safety, cleanliness and efficient spending. meanwhile, the feds are putting more than $1 billion to fast- track the bay area to make the commute more comfortable. to make the goal is to unclog the system. trains that go in and out. hopefully relieving congestion for passengers and making the right move. >> what is better than $300 million to improve bart, how about $300 million per year for four years for a grand total of $102 billion. the system got a grant from the federal government to improve capacity, specifically to the trans-bay. it will take pressure off the relationship between east and west bay. 306 new fleet of the future cars. a new control system. and expansion of the hayward maintenance facility and traction power. >> overall, if you are commuter, it will not be there until 2026 or 2027 limassol works. we will have more trains and they

the vta has already asked governor newsom to order a cool-off period, to force both sides back to the bargaining table and avoid a strike. if there is a strike, they will about ink in contract workers, but service would be a fraction of normal. >> i don't have a car myself right now, and i'm not in a spot to get one. >> reporter: so if they go on strike, what does that mean? >> i don't know. i mean, i probably would be -- i wouldn't be able to get to where i need to go. >> reporter: vta would have to shut down light-rail service, that requires too much skill and training. if they walk out, they're trier to give 72 hours' notice. >> bob. the bay area was back front and center, san francisco-based slack started trading today, the office messaging service started selling at $26, but currently up 60% from there. the company is well over $6 billion. >>> and emeryville-based gross lid outlet opened up 40% above its offering price. they have more than 300 stores across the country. >>> well, regulating vaccines, the key vote for for an up updated version that would have given decision-making

>>we sat down with governor newsome to talk about the freshly signed a state budget. he tells us this is yet another way california is differentiating itself from washington d c. >>they're running massive deficits, we're running huge surpluses were putting aside historical not rainy day reserves paying off debt pain down pension we have stronger growth the governor said he's proud of the budget that requires californians to have health insurance it also boosts funding for reproductive health service providers like planned parenthood which he has said has been under attack by the trump administration, the budget also extends health care to undocumented immigrant children and young adults. >>something all democratic presidential candidates said they would do in thursday night's debate, those last 2 nights of debates, 90% of what they were promoting california is doing. >>people talk about the green new deal will give me a state. in the country that's doing more you can't find it california on advancing the principles on homelessness and housing the governor says he cann

>>governor newsome in a state lawmaker have reached a compromise on vaccination legislation.own on fraudulent medical exemptions for vaccinations that controversial measure gives public health officials more oversight of doctors and schools with high numbers of exemptions under the new bill of health officials would concentrate on doctors who write 5 or more exemptions a year and schools with a vaccination rate below 95% that bill still needs to be approved in the senate and the assembly. >>statue of marilyn monroe, it's been stolen from a very public spots in hollywood. >>superman black panther wonder woman and now ruth bader ginsburg. >>others battle it out in the world of fiction but mtv says it celebrating a real life hero. the supreme court justice won the best real life hero award at the mtv movie and tv awards that aired a last night. ginsburg got the nod thanks to the cnn documentary about her life called rbg the 86 year-old liberal legal icon was the second woman afford to be confirmed to the supreme court. she has been on the bench, 25 years graduates of marjory sto

if it passes, it will go to governor gavin newsome for his signature. >>> and hundreds of volunteers will be out in san francisco today cleaning up the city's most visited neighborhoods as tourists start planning their trips to san francisco. it's a city wide love our city clean up event hosted by the hotel counsel of san francisco and san francisco travel. mayor london breed will kick off the events at 9:00 this morning and from there, squads of volunteers with brooms will fan out across downtown san francisco, the central water front. >> and mayor breed will join us live from san francisco. we'll talk about the latest efforts to clean up san francisco, plus some other topics. that's coming up at 8:40. >>> san francisco transbay transit center will re-open july 1st. the $2 billion park opened last august but closed weeks later after the discovery of the cracked beams. enough repairs have been made and it is safe to re-open. will be rolled out in early july. other bus services to the area will resume later this summer. people in downtown san jose have a new way to get around town thi

. >>> happening today, governor newsom will talk to other state leaders about his new law. it requires everyone whoptses to purchase ammunition to pass a background check and to show valid government-issued i.d. but there have been recent attempts to block proposition 63 from going into full effect. governor newsom will be talking about the new law at 9:30 from the state capitol. >>> san francisco health official says the number of people who died from the will powerful painkiller fentanyl, have set a new record. >>> i would say it has taken over for heroin as the number 1 choice for opioids. >> fentanyl is now the leading opioid killer in sudden fran. in the first two weeks of this month, 10 people died of fentanyl overdoses. that compares with six deaths in all of 2010. the director at the general hospital says he sees as many as 12 fentanyl overdose cases every day. one drug user we talked to said he's concerned about getting cocaine that has been laced with fentanyl. >> you don't know what is good. what is not. what is high potency. you don't know until it's too late. >

. >>> for new lawmakers just past the $215 billion budget plan, and it now goes to governor newsom's desk. here are some of the highlands, it takes $100 million for a fun fund to help clean up contaminated drinking water. the plan also authorizes $2.4 billion in spending to address the states housing and homeless crisis. it also gives tax insurance to adults living here illegally. governor newsom also has 12 days to review the budget, and he is likely to sign it.>>> the wife of southern california congressman dunker duncan hunter will testify against her husband. she pleaded guilty to ms. using campaign funds, she admits to conspiring with the republican congressman to find a lavish lifestyle with campaign cash. she will take the stand when he goes on trial this september. congressman hunter accuses prosecutors of trying to prevent his narrow reelection win last year.>>> all charges have been dropped against eight people in the flint water scandal. prosecutors announced today that they will start an investigation from scratch, the defendants include michigan's a former health directo

. >>>>> reporter: this from governor gavin newsom. i want californians to know they have legal rights and protections. regardless of their immigration status. from san francisco mayor london breed it is unconscionable the federal administration is targeting innocent families with secret rates designed to inflict as much fear and pain as possible. in san francisco we will always demonstrate our values of diversity and inclusiveness. by being a sanctuary city that stands up for all residents and neighbors. coming up tonight at 6 pm we will hear from oakland's mayor libby schaaf is tangled with the trump administration on this topic. time and again.>>> president trump has been speaking about immigration policy in his first interview with a spanish- language network. he tells telemundo the obama initiation is the blame for the current hartline approach. >>> when i became president president obama had a separation policy. i did not have it. he had it. i brought the families together. >>> was zero tolerance a stake? >>> was zero tolerance m

governor gavin newsom has been pushing the idea since taking office and it will go into effect january next year if that final approval is won this month. they will be eligible under the california medicaid program. undocumented immigrants between the ages of 19, and 25, that is about 90,000 people. the cost california taxpayers, 98 $98 million. older undocumented immigrants will not get coverage and that's left some advocacy groups disappointed. >> we ultimately to get to the place where california can ultimately cover the entire undocumented population but certainly we were disappointed not to see those 30,000 seniors get covered in the cycle. >> california lawmakers say the expanded coverage is possible because of what they call an extra ordinary state budget surplus but governor newsom argued giving coverage to the entire california undocumented population would have cost and untenable $3.4 billion. in a statement newsom hailed this budget as a good deal for the state saying the budget adopted by the conference committee is balanced, create historic reserves and expands budget resi

governor newsome wants to create new positions and bring in more senior advisors. governor brown had 108 staff members. governor newsome would like to increase that to the number 132. >>> a group in san francisco including former mayor willy brown says the city is not doing enough to honor the late mayor ed lee. naming the departure halls at sfo after lee but the commission rejected the request to name the entire international terminal after him. brown and a coalition of asian-american groups say there should not have been any limits but a friend who sits on the airport commission says lee's relatives are comfortable with the change. >>> and starting today passengers using uber or lyft are no longer being picked up outside the domestic terminals. drop-offs at curb side will still be allowed and ride share drivers can still drop off and pick up passengers at the international terminal. >>> a meeting at the mta board of directors ended a vote on whether or not to name the subway station after the late activist pose pak. backers say pak's lobbying efforts should be re

california democratic governor gavin newsom is responding, 40 million illegals by encouraging illegal immigrants to know their rights. >> i want folks to know you have rights. without a warrant you do not have to open the door, you have the right to due process, legal representation. we are going to make sure you know more about that. >> the acting immigration and customs enforcement director speaking out after congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez calls attention facilities for illegal immigrants concentration camps. >> the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border and that is exactly what they are. they are concentration camps. >> completely inappropriate, reckless, irresponsible, misinformed and flat out wrong. >> with i set to begin removing illegal immigrants we are told next week, and act nancy pelosi is calling utter malice and bigotry. reaction to that, breaking news in the presidential election rally congressman and house minority leader kevin mccarthy joins us live. obviously there's been a lot of backlash to what ocasio cortez said about these fac

. >>> governor newsom is convening a summit of emergency responders from across the state. their mission, improving their response to the next big disaster. >>> and from the live desk, live images coming in. the president is kicking off a state visit to the uk. you see the queen now. he's already there and he's already sparking some controversy with comments about meghan markle. >>> and a cruiseship plows into a dock at full speed. how it ended up going out of control. >>> that's all ahead. first, it is 4:37. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast and mike nicco. >>> let's take a look at what's going on temperature wise. we'll start in the east bay where there's drizzle the higher you get up into the hills. san leandro, 52 to fremont, union city and oakland at 56 degrees. we have clouds rushing in just about everywhere. that's why we're all pretty much in the low to mid-50s. upper 50s like the 59 there you see at san jose. 60 at los gatos. 57 at brentwood. 61 in antioch right now. a look at the bay bridge where it was a lot drier than it wa

i'll be back with a look at your weekend temperatures coming up. >>> governor gavin newsom is proposing to financially help utility companies dealing with the results of disastrous wildfires. those companies must first agree to concessions like tying executive pay to safety and spending a combined $3 billion on safety measures over the next three years. the companies would be allowed to decide on the type of assistance fund. pg&e would not get a say as it goes through bankruptcy proceedings. legislators keep in mind still have to approve the governor's plan. >>> protesters placed 85 pairs of shoes, one for each person who died in the 2018 camp fire, outside pg&e headquarters. today the utility company announced its new board and ceo william johnson at its annual shareholders meeting. investigators blames pg&e for causing that blaze in the town of paradise in butte county. some hor >> really i think the board doesn't inspire much confidence in me as willing to make good changes. >> this week pg&e reached a $1 billion settlement with 14 cities and counties impacted by the fires. johnson s