now, actually, gavin newsom actually got more than what he asked for.nd whether he's happy with that remains to be seen, because it's going to put him in a little bit of a tense situation. what he'd asked for was $25 million to help attorney general rob bonta. if the attorney general finds a reason to sue the trump administration, let's say, to keep them from freezing the money that's entitled to california, or for the idea of ending birthright citizenship. rob bonta as ag is going to be armed with $25 million to defend california in that, or to oppose trump on that legal grounds. we've seen it before. during trump's first administration, gavin newsom made a big deal out of it in california. the second part was another $25 million that was to go into is to go into funding non-profits who will defend immigrants, who face deportation and give them legal advice. that's a stickier one, because there was a real question about whether or not it would possibly include people being deported who have been convicted of crimes. and while the legislature says it wo

. >> for the second time in 2 weeks, california governor new gavin newsom and president donald trump did meet in person this time at the white house. the topic is emergency fireaid for southern california and a ton wallace reports. >> has sparked such governor, gavin newsom beginning his day with that message during this visit to our nation's capital. he's there meeting with national leaders from both sides of the aisle, including president donald trump, all to push for emergency for southern california. this is what it looked like less than 2 weeks ago as newsom and trump met in person in los angeles during trump's trip to survey the fire damage and meet with first responders and victims to get lot of federal help. but just a few hours earlier, trump heavily implied he will send federal emergency aid to california only if state leaders agree to the following conditions just one vote or it is a start. >> and i want the water to be released and they're going to get a lot of help. >> from the u.s. fast forward to today's meeting, newsom's office writing this, quote, the governor's trip

newsom spoke with cnn about that partnership. >>the president wants to do something that's never been done, and that is address this crisis with a degree of sophistication and focus to get the job done and get people's lives back. >ryan>and while governor newsom and president trump have had a very tense relationship over the years, newsom emphasized yesterday meeting meetings was focused on common goals instead of their disagreements. this afternoon, a federal judge has put on hold a midnight deadline for more than 2 million federal employees to decide whether to take a buyout offer from the trump administration. a hearing has been set on monday to further consider the issue. federal workers were given a deferred resignation offer, granting them pay through september 30th if they resign by tonight. the white house says the move would have saved $100 billion a year. more than 40,000 federal workers have already accepted that deal. still ahead at noon streaming on cbs news bay area. south bay retiree providing much needed job train

i think gavin newsom ruined his chances.the spot, but i caution republicans, i understand that we just won a fantastic election but we won the opportunity to win for the american people. we have to continue to win for the american people. democrats are not stupid, they will make a comeback. we have to be ready for that comeback. stuart: tomi, we'll be watching you and your guests on "100 days with tomi lahren" for a fresh take of trump's first 100 days in office. watch every day oturu 3:00 p.m. eastern and available now on fox nation. now this, all overseas missions for u.s. aid have been ordered to shut down completely by friday. madison, how many countries are affected and what happens to the employee s? madison: yeah, talking about 60 countries. usaid has impact in 60 countries and they have more than 10 10:employees. nearly all -- 10,000 employees and all staff placed on leave by friday night and all overseas missions have been ordered to shut down. agency is developing a plan with state department to arrange and pay for

governor gavin newsom is making his rounds in the nation's capital. the california democrat meeting democrats and republicans in congress hoping to secure federal funding to help los angeles recover from last month's devastating wildfires. >> what's on my mind is what's on everybody's mind in the state is can we get past partizanship. >> the governor's crucial oval office meeting with the president closed to the press. the white house tells abc news the meeting lasted more than an hour. the governor's office said the meeting was, quote, very productive. it comes shortly after the commander in chief's visit to l.a, when the two revived their previously antagonistic relationship. >> you were there for us during covid. i don't forget that. and i have all the expectations that we'll be able to work together and. >> we're going to get it completed. they're going to need a lot of federal help unless you don't need any. would you be okay? >> i'm going to need a lot of federal help. >> so we're going to take care of things. >> in california. >> abc seven news

fast forward to today's meeting, newsom's office writing this, quote, the governor's trip is focused on securing critical disaster aid for the survivors of the los angeles fires and ensuring impacted families who lost their homes and livelihoods have the support they need to rebuild and recover. what the meeting comes just about. 48 hours after democrats in the assembly, advanced newsom, special session bills aimed at taking on trump. the first bill proposes 25 million dollars for immigration-related legal services to fight against trump. that mass deportations. while the second bill calls for the state to allocate an additional 25 million dollars to the california department of justice to help attorney general rob bonta fund a

newsom met behind closed doors with mr. trump yesterday on capitol hill.he governor is trying to get federal disaster relief funding. newsom spoke to cnn this morning about whether he secured any specific commitments. >> not specific commitments, but broad strokes and just all the confidence in the world that it's going to be a strong partnership moving forward. look, cameras have moved on and the devastation now is truly being absorbed. it's been it's remarkable. as you said, it's just been a month and people are just coming to grips with the trauma. we're trying to do everything we can to distill a sense of well-being, and it's critical that the relationship between the president, united states, and the state of california remain strong and firm in our resolve to fix this. >> the governor's office says newsom has expressed his appreciation for the trump administration's early collaboration, including sending more than 1000 epa personnel to focus on debris removal. those wildfires are a reminder of the importance of being prepared for emergencies. abc new

newsom greeted him upon landing at lax. pair shaking hands before addressing reporters. they spoke of the willingness to put their political differences aside in getting aid to l.a. yesterday governor newsom signed an executive order ordering a dozen directives to focus on childcare programs, health care services, tax relief, and welfare benefits for the l.a. area. >>> hundreds of people rallied at the state capital to protest president trump's policy on immigration and his move to end protections for the transgender community, and the proposed ownership of the gaza strip. the protest also targeted elon musk, the head of the new department of government efficiency for shutting down usaid. that is a humanitarian agency that provides countries with disaster relief. >>> there were protests at state capitols all over the country including minnesota, texas, and north carolina. it's all part of a movement to organize protest across all 50 states. >>> and the state attorney general's office investigating a police shooting that left a man dead in richmond last night. it all star

plus, governor newsom heads to the white house to for southern california. >> just 4 days until superwl, 59 between the chiefs and the eagles and what should be a rather competitive game this year, more fans than ever have interest in the outcome. and our reporter chris hagan joins us now from new orleans with this story. hey, chris. >> hey, justine. it used to be a dirty little secret sports gambling. it was only in vegas and atlantic city, but now 39 states and dc have legalized it. and these pro sports leagues. well, they've embraced it wholeheartedly. in fact, when you watch games this season, you'll hear the announcers give you updated odds. they'll offer you promotions trying to get you to stay engaged and watch the games. and that's what it's all about these days. in fact, the american gaming association tells me that 1.4 billion dollars in legalize bets will be made this week on the super bowl by far the biggest gambling day of the year. >> nfl doesn't move the needle. the nfl is the and yeah, post legalization. and you know how fast and dramatically its expanded across the co

governor newsom signed to push back newsom signed to push back against trump's policies. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >> the chp is investigating a deadly rollover crash in santa rosa. it happened just after 8 this morning on guerneville road. chp says the driver of the minivan across onto the opposite lane before the car rolled over several times crashing off the road. the man driving the car died at the scene. authorities are still investigating the crash and are asking anyone with information to give them a call. a woman is recovering in the hospital tonight after she was hit by a suspected drunk driver in brisbane. the crash happen

. >> governor gavin newsom is in washington, d.c., to meet with president donald trump. capitol correspondent eytan wallace. tell you why. plus, president trump is blocking transgender athletes from competing in women's sports will have local reaction to that. >> and democrats are preparing to take president donald trump to court over his on the efforts to shrink the government your house. republicans are responding. >> tensions are starting to boil over in washington as president trump with the help of tech billionaire elon musk is continuing a blitz of layoffs, buyouts and dei crackdowns. our dc's recall martin was at today's rally supporting id workers and has the latest. >> we need to end this illegal power grab. democrats say they're preparing to go to battle in court and in congress to put a stop to president donald trump and elon months take down of federal agencies not about left or right. it's about light and hundreds rallied outside the capitol to protest a sudden freese's at u.s. a i d the federal agencies applied medical aid, food and more to developing count

i will give gavin newsom a complement. i think that does not trump proving california but meeting with donald trump is a far better strategy for the people in california, especially post these fires. your reaction? >> it certainly is. and my hope is, although there will be a lot of screaming and yelling about it, president trump holds gavin newsom's hand to the fire and requires him to govern in our state is a contingent upon which federal funds are provided. the fact is what you witness in the fires is something we have been yelling about here in california. it's that our leaders do not govern. anything but govern. we had a period where gavin newsom stood in los angeles in the middle of all of the trash and destruction and when, was in charge here, what's going on? if you are not in charge, governor, i don't know who is. and he is famous for saying that the face of homelessness is a mother of two who lost her job. find that woman on the street, please. if you don't know who the homeless are, how do you expect to solve tha

and while joe biden heads to a hollywood agency, california governor gavin newsom in d.c.about a fire aid for los angeles, stopping that his battle against , and whatever they were doing over there in californiaer t.ac here with reaction the host of dr. drew, is he going to act or so going to give speeches?e what is his next act? >> sean it may seem like low-hanging fruit, but my son mentioned something tois me, it made me laugh out loud. the reality is the last couple of years of his presidency hascp been a weekend at bernie's, now iny connection do a remake of weekend at bernie's. well-planned sirl-planne, well . the thing is, much like the resi of his administration, you will not be administrating a bunch.io i do not imagined he will be rs.acting good, but there is a perfect role for him hert e. >> sean: listen i now think it'll be a veristey high demande , we live in a free country.n i will give gavin newsom a complement. e gai think not trump proofing california but meeting with donald trump is a far better strategy for the people of california, especially post-firesr

no cameras were allowed inside newsom's meeting with the president. but the governor's office describing the 90 minute in-person meeting as very productive. >> governor newsom taking axe after that meeting. >> the spirit that defined the meetings of this and a spirit of collaboration, cooperation finds the american people. >> the meeting comes just about 48 hours after democrats in the state assembly, advanced newsom's special session bills aimed at taking on president trump. republicans have expressed concerns the bills could backfire. is california is seeking federal aid help. >> we should be working with the president. the united states, not fighting him, suing him. that is not a good measure of good faith try to work with our federal partners, especially at a time or asking for billions of dollars in aid. >> we did reach out to the white house for president trump's take on the meeting but did not hear back as of news time. newsom does plan to meet with more members of congress from both sides of the aisle tomorrow. >> oakland's interim mayor says

. >> but the question remains will governor gavin newsom support it? last year he vetoed a similar bill in this veto message. he argued the bill could violate technical provisions of the state constitution and added his administration was already looking to hire 2000 additional firefighters in the coming years. the newsom administration also notes the amount of cal fire personnel has nearly doubled since he took office in 2019. still, this firefighter says more needs to be done. she hopes newsom supports the new legislation. we have to have a ready workforce. california has to make the investment so we can truly do what we're meant to do and that save property and lives. and we reached out to newsom's office for his take on this new bill. but his team made clear he typically does not comment on pending legislation. >> reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, a look at the star-studded nba all-star lineup coming to oakland will be right back. >> influencers, retired athletes film stars all putting their basketball skill

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newsom was also on capitol hill to meet with members of the house and senate. the governor says he's working across the aisle to ensure victims have the resources and support they need. as if to wildfires weren't devastating enough. there have been countless reports of people. >> looting, stealing things from homes that were evacuated. situations led to a new state bill to increase penalties against perpetrators caught preying on fire victims. capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> yeah. with the state senator behind the legislation says it's all about protecting fire victims and targeting thieves. looking to take advantage. you will be held accountable and we're creating stiffer penalties. state senators who's at the bella terra says that's the message she wants to make loud and clear to criminals caught preying on wildfire victims. it's an issue that came to the forefront last month when the southern california fires were still raging at that time, law enforcement arrested more than 50 people accused of looting and burglarizing homes that were evacua

in an interview with cnn, newsom said the two spoke in broad strokes, not specific commitments. in the past trump suggested conditions be attached to federal aid coming to california. newsom said that did not come up but said it was a spirited and engaging conversation. >> it was a two-way conversation and that's what it should be, just different points of view, expressing a different understanding of the nuances on the ground, but an appreciation to get something done. >> here in california there is a major push underway to add more resources to cal fire. right now the agency hires about 3,000 extra firefighters to work in the spring and summer and lays them off in the winter, but with fire season basically year-round now a bipartisan group of state lawmakers says the layoffs need to stop and cal fire agrees. >> we cannot continue to nickel and dime public safety and expect anything but catastrophic consequences. >> this proposal would provide about $180 million each year for increased staffing. last year the governor vetoed a similar measure. >>> today allstate insurance said

newsom signed two laws yesterday. one allocates $25 million for the state department of justice to fight legal battles against the federal government. the other earmarked $25 million for legal groups defending immigrants facing deportation. newsom has a long history of pushing back against the trump administration. during trump's first term, the two sparred over climate laws, water policy, immigrant rights and more. and look, so far, the second term will be heading down the same path. immigration was also the focus of another weekend of protests in the bay area and beyond, against policies coming out of the trump administration, hands off immigrants. hannes daube river bridge in san francisco, demonstrators took part in a global day of action to stop mass deportations. protesters gathered outside san francisco's u.s. immigration and customs office on sansom street. well, we don't believe that these mass deportations are should be done. actually, we think that they're an attack not just on the immigrants and migrants,

. >> but the question remains will governor gavin newsom support it? last year he vetoed a similar bill in this veto message. he argued the bill could violate technical provisions of the state constitution and added his administration was already looking to hire 2000 additional firefighters in the coming years. the newsom administration also notes the amount of cal fire personnel has nearly doubled since he took office in 2019. still, this firefighter says more needs to be done. she hopes newsom supports the new legislation. we have to have a ready workforce. california has to make the investment so we can truly do what we're meant to do and that save property and lives. and we reached out to newsom's office for his take on this new bill. but his team made clear he typically does not comment on pending legislation. >> reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> south bay teachers are joining forces with thousands of educators across the state in what's called the we can't wait campaign. they're asking california for more resources and

newsom met with trump upon his landing at l.a.x.hey spoke to reporters about putting their political differences aside and getting aid to l.a. as for the southern california burn zones, rain prompted concerns about slides like this one. this home in pacific palisades survived the fire. then the hillside collapsed the following days, neighbors worried that the wet weather could further weaken the hillside, thankfully the rain has eased up and there is no new damage to report. >>> in the eaton fire zone, there is a new phase in the recovery process, today the army corps of engineers and fema started clearing debris from two burned elementary schools. and in the bay area, they sent a calvary of firefighters when the flames were raging, among them, a napa valley battalion chief who worked side-by-side with others trying to save lives and homes. amanda harry caught up with him as he reflected on his trip and the lessons learned. >> we like to say we are ready for every single incident, but nobody is ever ready for an incident as destruct

the new view of governor newsom in washington, d.c.s. >> they're more resilient than ever, and they're more defiant than ever. to have anyone else dictate their their future. >> bay area palestinians share their reaction to the president's proposal that the u.s. take control of the since his inauguration, the primary topic of the discussion was more federal aid to help the relief effort for the southern california wildfires. >> the governor also met with members of congress. abc seven news political reporter monica madden shows us how those meetings went. >> so here at the white house just finished a meeting with president trump. had a very successful day on capitol hill. >> governor gavin newsom is making his rounds in the nation's capital. >> meeting in a bipartisan manner with republican, democratic leaders about disaster aid and disaster recovery for people impacted by the fires in southern california. >> newsom is hoping to secure federal funding to help los angeles recover from last month's devastating wildfires. despite trump's

. >> governor newsom goes to washington, the push to bring more federal money to help southern california's recovery. as we near one month since the devastating fires and the governor is meeting with president trump. >> we have to try new things and we have to do it quickly. >> a new proposal to tackle drug use in san francisco. how mayor lori thinks a new triage center could lead to big changes in one of the areas most impacted by the crisis. >> plus, the headline dominating the nba this morning, the warriors making a big trade with just hours to go before the trade deadline. >> good morning. it is thursday, february 6th. >> we're going to turn to drew because rain is back in our forecast. >> it is. and it spreads across the region through the next couple of hours. so rain and wind are back on your thursday. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. you can see our area of low pressure about tour slam into us. today. you're seeing the initial line of rain just off the coast right now. we'll zoom in a little tighter on live doppler seven, and you can see we have the shield of rain tha

. >>> governor newsom in washington, d.c. today, hoping that he can convince the president in person to send federal aid to the regions impacted by the l.a. wildfires. trump placed conditions on allowing any federal aid to california. mainly the implementation of voter i.d. and what he referred to as the release of water. newsom has said that he was reasonably confident that the president would come through. president trump is following through on his pledge, meantime, to shrink the size of the u.s. government. cbs news learned the latest effort includes offering a buyout to every single employee of the cia. that will come as nearly every worker with the relief agency usaid is being put on paid leave. many are being recalled from overseas. erica brown reports from the white house. >> reporter: demonstrators marched from coast to coast as people from all 50 states organized anti-trump protests. protesting against president trump's decision to dismantle usaid, the foreign aid agency. the agency became a target of elon musk at t

cheryl: is that concern about rebuilding governor newsom spun, as you spend, you heard stories trying that is going to change. >> everything, i mean what government wiped away red tape allowing clean road to rebuilding so important without that nothing would happen would take many more years he has been terrific for the state president trump on same in same page everybody working toward same effort terrific to watch coming together. >> talk about conditions, on aid to california same breathth gavin newsom went to washington yesterday to ask for recovery aide for california on monday state legislature special session that he called, they 50 million dollars, 25 million to fight president trump when it comes to immigration, what how does this play out? >> he is hesitating signing it i think a negotiating tactic everybody has their own i don't think will come to pass i think wanted to act very serious, club behind is the back just not going to happen i don't think. cheryl: tell me, what about, what about timing? i mean this is not just -- you know home there but this is i mean from a prof

governor newsom will direct cal fire to release an updated zone map.anking areas by fire risk severity. super bowl sunday is now just three days away. so what's the best part of the super bowl besides the game? some would say ads, of course, and this year i will be front and center. here's our laura garcia with more. three days from now, super bowl 59 takes place at the new orleans superdome. upwards of 100 million people will be watching. and with that in mind, one silicon valley giant is rolling out an ad campaign actually geared for the smallest of businesses. there's millions of oysters in this bay. gemini. and google has given us the ability to analyze our data and help us track our growing inventory. the bay area's hog island oyster company is one of 50 companies helping promote google workspace with gemini. google's 50 states 50 stories campaign highlights one small business in each state. as one google rep explains, their ai component can benefit all kinds of small business. the reason why we did 50 states 50 stories is because we knew we had t

same with gavin newsom. fix your state. make sure the water is working. and maybe it's give and take. we do want to help the people though that lost everything in california. but this is what they are doing in california. this was on -- cut right across party lines. >> lawrence: $50 million. >> ainsley: all the democrats voted for. >> brian: i had it wrong it was 50 million. >> ainsley: you are right when you said 25 million to challenge the actions by donald trump and his administration. but in addition to that another 25 million to defend the migrants facing possible deportation. >> lawrence: can he still veto this. this is opportunity to take a stand and say, you know what, in the best interest of our state, we're going to let this die. >> brian: what about that horrendous video in my view over the weekend when they shut down the 101 freeway in los angeles and with these illegal immigrants, allegedly holding up mexican flags, el salvadorian flags and columbian flags. easier for tom homan know to what country to send them back to. the cops let this happ

fast forward to today's meeting, newsom's office writing this, quote, the governor's trip is focused on securing critical disaster aid for the survivors of the los angeles fires and ensuring impacted families who lost their homes and livelihoods have the support they need to rebuild and recover. what the meeting comes just about. 48 hours after democrats in the assembly, advanced newsom, special session bills aimed at taking on trump. the first bill proposes 25 million dollars for immigration-related legal services to fight against trump. that mass deportations. while the second bill calls for the state to allocate an additional 25 million dollars to the california department of justice to help attorney general rob bonta fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. republicans expressed concerns that could backfire as california seeks help from the federal government. we should be working with the president. the united states, not. >> fighting him, suing him. that is not a good measure of good faith try to work with our federal partners, especially at a time or asking for

newsom's office describes the white house meeting as very productive. trump has previously pitched attaching conditions to any federal aid to california. while in washington, newsom also met with members of congress about the rebuilding effort. >> china is lodging a complaint with the world trade organization over president trump's new tariffs, claiming they are based on false allegations. the president says the taxes are meant to fight the fentanyl crisis and stop the flow of drugs from china to the u.s. abc seven news reporter tara campbell went to the experts to understand whether this approach could pay off on bay area streets. >> president donald trump taking aim at china with a 10% tariff, saying the tax is intended to address china's role in the fentanyl crisis here in the u.s. >> it's a drug war. everybody wants to make it a trade war, but this is a drug war, and we're just trying to stop the carnage. >> the president has been touting tariffs as a way to disrupt the flow of fentanyl since the campaign trail this week, making good on his promise

governor gavin newsom's in route to washington, d.c., for a two-day trip. according to his office, he's headed to the nation's capital to meet with senior trump administration officials and members of congress. all the push for federal fire aid in a statement newsom's office said in part, quote, the governor strip is focused on securing critical disaster aid for the survivors of the la fires and ensuring impacted families who lost their homes and livelihoods have the support they need to rebuild and recover and quote, it remains unclear if newsom will meet directly with the president. we're told the schedule is fluid and still being worked out. senate republicans are pushing forward to confirm president trump's cabinet and other key positions. meanwhile, democrats are pushing back on some of the more controversial nominees. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >> president donald trump's cabinet is taking shape nomination is confirmed. the senate tuesday confirmed former georgia congressman doug collins to lead the veterans affairs departmen

newsom's office describes the white house meeting as very productive. trump has previously pitched attaching conditions to any federal aid to california. while in washington, newsom also met with members of congress about the rebuilding effort. >> china is lodging a complaint with the world trade organization over president trump's new tariffs, claiming they are based on false allegations. the president says the taxes are meant to fight the fentanyl crisis and stop the flow of drugs from china to the u.s. abc seven news reporter tara campbell went to the experts to understand whether this approach could pay off on bay area streets. >> president donald trump taking aim at china with a 10% tariff, saying the tax is intended to address china's role in the fentanyl crisis here in the u.s. >> it's a drug war. everybody wants to make it a trade war, but this is a drug war, and we're just trying to stop the carnage. >> the president has been touting tariffs as a way to disrupt the flow of fentanyl since the campaign trail this week, making good on his promise

next, gavin newsom is leaving california and going to washington, d.c.ive fires that killed 29 and cost them north of $250 billion. what should trump say? >> trump sudden say until you change your policies not a dime for california. i mean, this is a state that over a million people have left the state since the pandemic began because of the disastrous policies and now gavin newsom is coming and saying those million people who left because of my disastrous policies need to rebuild and pay their taxes to rebuild california. you know what? instead of spending billions of dollars trying to stop global warming, fill the reserves, clear the brush billion dollars in so we don't have to do this again the next time the fires come because of your mismanagement. i love the fact that donald trump is talking about rebuilding gaza and gavin newsom is coming hat in hand to him asking hey, can california get a few dimes too? >> brian: i'm watching the anti-ice protest happening in the streets, the mexican flags el salvadorian flags. governor, as long as i'm seeing thes

in moments, i have an exclusive interview with california governor gavin newsom. he just met with president trump about rebuilding after the devastating wildfires. and he's also been on capitol hill meeting with lawmakers. plus, i'll ask him about this moment right here. when they met on the tarmac in los angeles before touring the damage. again, he is here for an exclusive interview. ahead. so be sure to stick around for that. and we begin this hour with brand new cnn reporting a party in power and maybe in need of unifying later this hour, speaker mike johnson will lead a group >> johnson, but also those who are really pushing for one a broader budget bell, of course, something that is of mind for leaders on capitol hill right now that includes jodey arrington and house ways and means chair jason smith. >> jodey arrington is the budget chair. all of them set to meet with the president at the white house today to really talk through the different options. now, i can tell you from my conversations with white house officials that this is also something that is preo

and interesting that that was a closed press event. for donald trump and gavin newsom.'t think the president was going to let the governor have any chance to get in front of the if the microphones and say anything he wouldn't want him to say. but speaking of having a chance to get in front of the microphones, courtney, this is your last day with us for some months because you are going off to have your precious baby and we will miss you so much, but we willjust wish you the very, but we'll see you later in the year. thank you guys so much for having me on. it's been an absolute blast. we'll have lots more to talk about. but you know, in the meantime, um, you know. thanks. thanks so much. hello there. lower levels seeing the rain, and, in fact, it will be reverting north out of iberia, squeezing the isobars together, bringing the windy weather. but you'll notice it also bring some lighter colours across the country for this weekend, so a little less cold before more on an easterly wind. so this evening and overnight, cloudy skies for large parts of england and wales. per

i think this is a very good thing that gavin newsom is going to d.c.fornia delegation but there is a lot of bipartisan work that can be done and with trump, i didn't know that 57% of the forest in california are federally owned, so there is a lot of collaboration to do th there, and he wants, delta commands, i think is the name of it, which would bring water down to southern california, not what trump turned on, but this would actually do it, those kind of things they could work together on, and i think that it's progress. >> judge jeanine: okay. don't go anywhere. greg and jesse are going to share our forbidden secrets. ♪ ♪ look at 'em, streaming directv without a satellite dish. did you see how fast that guy found the game — he hardly struggled at all! every day is a struggle for us pigeons... and he's flipping through channels faster than a falcon! ya know, i dated a falcon once. total beets, america's best-selling beets brand, is available at walmart. total beets blood pressure support soft chews contain a key ingredient clinically shown to deliver

and ahead of this winter storm system, governor gavin newsom said late this week that the state is working closely with authorities to pre-position resources, including sandbags, staffing and storm drain clearing equipment. pg and e is also adding crews in areas where power outages are likely. >> it doesn't take as much wind in order to topple over trees into power lines and things like that, and that can actually happen at lower wind speeds just because of the saturation of the ground. >> so if you're out and about today, just prepare for longer commute times. take it slow out there on the roads. now the rain is expected to pick up here in the north bay in the afternoon before tapering off tonight. and of course it will be sticking around for much of next week for now. live in larkspur. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> and you can get the latest. thank you betty, on the weather conditions. 24 over seven with our fox local app. it is a free download for your smartphone and your smart tv. >> on politics now at 704. president trump's tariffs on imported goods on three of america's biggest tr

. >> coming up, governor newsom goes to washington.r governor is hoping to get from the trump administration. plus. >> and in the medium and long term, people are going to get hurt because we're mismanaging this. the san francisco bay ecosystem. >> and we take a closer look into the water wars and what's happening in california right now. that's become a battle of federal versus state. >> the abc seven storm impact scale. today's storm is level three. that means a strong storm. look out for flooding, hazards on the road and possible power outages. stay ahead of today's storm with the abc7 news because this is the strongest storm of the week and the strongest storm we've seen in a while. but the worst is leaving the bay area. right now you're taking a live look at doppler seven and you can see the rain getting out of here. >> yes, abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel has been monitoring conditions for us all day. sandhya, what's happening now? >> well, we still have some rain right now. and, julian, let's take a look at live doppler se

now i happen to believe that trump likes gavin newsom.at gavin newsom and he is "damn you, don jr." gives his tricep a little pat. newsom tells him he looks strong, thanks him for sending his ex-wife kimberly to greece, little bro bump. “you are good-looking and i am good-looking. and that's a big part of why we're here.” trump agrees wholeheartedly. and then hello, melania. there you go. that's the happiest she's been in quite some time. and then they spoke with the press. the governor did his best to make nice. he said in front of reporters to the president, "you were there for us during covid, and we won't forget it." which is like telling michael myers he was there for us for halloween. and we won't forget it. [ laughter ] but we need money. what are you going to do? and i guess that was it for trump and the governor. the rest of the visit was just trump wearing a hat and holding court. but the president, to his credit, did seem to recognize the gravity of the situation, and a roundtable with local officials, promised to help. >> we'r

they are talking about reb rebuilding los angeles with newsom pushing trump for more federal aid, not sitting well with marc thiessen who joined us earlier. >> trump should say until you change your policy, not a dime for california. over a million people have left since the pandemic because of policy and gavin newsom are saying those million people who left need to pay taxes to rebuild california. instead mof spending billions, maybe clear reservoirs and brush. >> carley: army corps of engineer have begun second phase of removal in communities hit by the eaton fire. those are headlines. check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. janice all decked out. >> janice: i will tell you about it, we have to do the weather first. was the groundhog right? if the northeast, i would say yes. ice storm across midwest, central u.s., mid-atlantic and northeast. i am concerned with icing on the road and power lines, it will be a mess later today and tomorrow. a quick you have mooer. f foxweather.com has details. another storm behind this one, this weekend affecting the same area. i am concer

sue happily seemed to me in 2022, gavin newsom of the joe biden was not going to run. and if you watch the activities in which you and i both did closely, he was talking about finding where the heck are the democratic party when the roe v. wade went down and where is the party fighting back in all of his language online was all about finding because he thought your point out, that you've got to get to the democratic base wants to see a fighter that's how he was going to differentiate himself from the old by skype who got over essentially prayed and then rested just long enough, provided to stay in the race that newsom box out and so he know how divided diseases vestments of that way harris doesn't get in there that way he could not box him out but it seemed like that was the calculus of it predict one aspect of elated maybes trying to do that again right now pretty. >> yes, the problem for the democrats now as a fighting posture is you know where a lot of them being told there the opposition party there are so that's what they should do. no with addictive i don't is ve

governor newsom is the first democrat to meet with mr.rump at the white house since the inauguration. abc seven news reporter monica madden is talking with newsom administration insiders about exactly what happened. the conversations today and will join us with what they are saying on abc seven news at five. meanwhile, the newest member of president trump's cabinet was sworn in today. pam bondi is now the u.s. attorney general. >> i will restore integrity to the justice department, and i will fight violent crime throughout this country and throughout this world, and make america safe again. >> with the administration focused on changing the justice department, bondi is already outlining her day one objectives, and they include investigating and potentially eliminating diversity, equity and inclusion programs, dei programs in the private sector and in schools that receive federal funds. she's also pausing federal grants to sanctuary cities and will decide in 30 days which of those cities will permanently lose their grants. and the ag bondi

when gavin newsom terms out.one of the first actions president trump took after he was sworn in was to reverse the biden administration's policy to restrain and restrict ice agents from coming onto sensitive areas like schools. >> well, with the reversal of that, the attorney general here in california, rob bonta announced some new guidance for students and teachers. should ice agents come onto campus? so bond to says schools need to notify parents as soon as possible before an officer proceeds with that immigration enforcement. and he says that employees should always ask for the officers credentials, which includes their name and their badge number. as chief law enforcement officer for california. i'm here to defend to enforce and uphold our laws and protect all california s. no matter. how you look. where you from, what language you c% speak. how you pray who you love or how you identify. that includes ensuring that our schools are welcoming, inclusive and safe for all students and educators. well, a spokesper

when governor newsom's term runs out. all right.ne of the fact first actions that president trump took after he was sworn in was to reverse former president biden's policy to restrict ice agents from coming onto sensitive areas like schools. well, now that it's been reversed, california attorney general rob bonta, who we just spoke of announced new guidance for students and teachers should ice agents come onto campus? bonta says that school should notify parents as soon as possible before an officer proceeds with immigration enforcement and says that employees should always ask for the officers credentials, including their name and badge number. as chief law enforcement officer for california. i'm here to defend to enforce and uphold our laws and protect all california s. no matter. how you look. where you from, what language you speak. how you pray who you love or how you identify. that includes ensuring that our schools are welcoming, inclusive and safe for all students and educators. spokesperson for the u.s. department of homela

as for governor newsom, the president is willing to work with anybody, from blue states to red states do what is best for the american people, and the president really enjoyed his trip to the civic palisades last week, he felt very inspired by the frustration of the residents there and he has been wholeheartedly committed to ensuring that the water is flowing in california to prevent these wildfires and also that people have access to their properties. he has continued to apply tremendous pressure to governor newsom and also the los angeles mayor to allow private residents and property owners to access their property, he believe that is their right to do so and they should be able to do it. and before i write, because i do have to get to these meetings and i will see you all at the eo-signing this afternoon. you brought to mind california and north carolina will continue to be in our hearts. the president and this administration are committed to ensuring these individuals get the funding they need. and i would just send a strong message to democrats out there pretending to be outraged

governor gavin newsom in washington for 2 day trip.ting with president donald trump according newsom's office. he's in our nation's capital. meet with trump senior administration officials and members of congress, all the push for federal fire. 8 a statement newsom's office saying this in part, governor tripp is focused on securing crucial disaster aid for the survivors of the las angeles fires and ensuring impact of families who lost their livelihoods are able to rebuild and recover. remains unclear if newsom will meet directly with president donald trump. we're told the schedule is fluid and still being worked out. the trump administration plans to lay off almost all of u.s. 8 employees, according to a memo posted on usa's website, all staff working outside the u.s. to be probably before midnight friday. the order to return home within 30 days unless they are deemed essential thousands of u.s. employees have already lost their jobs programs worldwide have been shut down. uber is adding a new feature. the company says its app will now

well, now to a live look at the white house, where governor gavin newsom is expected to meet today. yeah, he's going to meet toda with president trump. they're actually going to talk about the help of the wildfire victims. it comes following the president's visit to the fire zones last month. and the time he suggests federal aid may be withheld or come with some kind of catch. newsom will be the first high profile democratic leader to visit the white house since the president took office. that meeting also comes a day after trump says california's high speed rail project should be investigated. let's take a live look at san francisco on this wednesday morning. a nice, clear view. all right. latest storms moving out. going to get a little break of today. kari is keeping tabs though. we had a lot of damage. a lot of flooding too. yeah. and so that's going to have a chance to soak in today. but we're also dealing with some cold temperatures behind the cold front that moved through yesterday evening. and now the wind is calming down. and we have the potential for some frost to develop m

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newsom is set to make. and a reminder to you nbc bay area streams 24/7.ou can watch us whenever you'd like on roku or other streaming platforms. also, head to nbcbayarea.com. a lot more bracing for a possible flooding. some people in the north bay forced to leave their homes with flood warnings in effect. we have live team coverage, with the russian river set to crest in a matter of hours. plus, president trump's brash plan calling for a u.s. takeover of gaza. the immediate backlash to his unusual pitch to create, quote, the riviera of the middle east, suggesting palestinians should abandon their homeland. why i'm celebrating this, returning my family and many others. we remain i