the california air resource board. and it is the capacity i will speak to you today i really thrilled be here with all of you celebrating the opening we can't say enough of not only the very first clean air center in the bay area. for vulnerable population program. we are proud to lead the program partner with air districts including bay area qmd. now in addition to announcing the opening of the facility we are also unwill veiling the new clean air center logo you see here. it was developed by staff to help the public easily identify clean air centers. just imagine this pilot program will fund a network of clean arab centers and vulnerable communities across the state. and this loco is ment to provide a visual identity. that will make it easier for people to find a safe place during wildfire smoke events. this is an exciting program we are taking action to help people breathe easier. and might i add these are communities that bear disproportional and unfair burdens with air pollution impact. we remember in 20202 years

department of energy and state agencies like the california air resources board, but more importantly, we're working with suppliers and we're working with the minds and we're working. um you know, with a processors of those materials, what is the role of the auto industry going to be in building up that charging infrastructure? yeah. so first we're going to be working with power companies electrical utilities to make sure they understand where vehicle demand is going. and then that will allow us to help consumers understand how to most affordably charge their vehicles , roughly 80% of electric vehicle owners today charged at home and so we want to make sure first and foremost that we're partnering with utilities to make sure that that process is seamless and afford. herbal secondly, we are working with public charging developers to map out where charging should be in in installed, uh and how it should be installed. we've laid out a series of attributes, for example, the charging should be seamless. customers should be able to pay with a credit card. by the way, the charging stations s

but, the governor just sent a letter to the state air resources board ag air resources board asking them to speed up the transition. the winter blend is easier and chear to make, and the move is expected to increase the supply of fuel, helping lower costs fol of us. display has been lower because of planned and unplanned maintenance and refineries. according to aaa, the average pe of a gallon of regular in san francisco is $6.50. that's about $0.09 up from yesterday. oakland and san jose saw similar similar temperatures. > >> republicans have been calling for a repeal of the gas tax. instead, the governor and lawmakers approved one-time inflation replaced payments of p to $1050 for some families. those payments will go out starg next week. > >> meantime, california legislan >> meantime, california legislan >> meantime, california legislan >> meantime, california legislan >> meantime, california legislan >> meantime, california legislan >> meantime, california legislan >> meantime, california legislan >> meantime, california legislan >> meantime, california legislai season is coming to an

the california air resources board has implemented a dirty truck detector at the port of oakland aimed pollution. that device is set up for heavy duty trucks to drive below it, which can then identify vehicles that emit high levels of luytens. the goal is to uphold california's air quality regulations and protect the health of those living close to ports, highways and warehouses. this unit as vehicles and trucks drive by is able to measure the trucks emissions and get a snapshot and also record their license plate information so that you can pair a truck with its emissions. the california air resources board plans to cite violators either on the spot or by following up via email, mail or phone violators would be required to fix their vehicle and pay a fine popular san francisco skatepark is back open and with a lot of improvements, the san francisco rec and park department held a reopening celebration today for the waller street skate park in golden gate park. it's been resurfaced with an acrylic overlay and also has new landscaping and some new skating elements. coming up. clay thomps

the california air resources board is making an early transition to cheaper winter blend gas. >> tomorrow, california governor gavin newsom will be in san francisco to sign a major climate agreement with his west coast counterparts. the governors of oregon and washington as well as british columbia's premier will be at tomorrow morning's signing. san francisco mayor will be there as well. these groups have been working as part of the pacific coast collaborative to build a low carbon economy of the future in major west coast cities. we have put together a full library of climate watch coverage. our team give you expert insight to understand and navigate the impact of our climate changing. find it on the streaming of, available for apple tv, android, amazon, fire and roku. do that when you have a moment but stay here with us. coming up a deadly crosswalk crash taking downtown walnut creek. the driver nowhere to be found. >> mav october but it controversial changes coming to a holiday tradition. san jose is split over christmas in the park. >> the swirling rumors over what took place at prac

the california air resource board. and it is the capacity i will speak to you today i really thrilled be here with all of you celebrating the opening we can't say enough of not only the very first clean air center in the bay area. for vulnerable population program. we are proud to lead the program partner with air districts including bay area qmd. now in addition to announcing the opening of the facility we are also unwill veiling the new clean air center logo you see here. it was developed by staff to help the public easily identify clean air centers. just imagine this pilot program will fund a network of clean arab centers and vulnerable communities across the state. and this loco is ment to provide a visual identity. that will make it easier for people to find a safe place during wildfire smoke events. this is an exciting program we are taking action to help people breathe easier. and might i add these are communities that bear disproportional and unfair burdens with air pollution impact. we remember in 20202 years

i want to start off one by not upon only thanking the california air resource board and the bay area quality management and the community representatives here we do work to make sure that we have clean air in our community. so i want to thank bay view advocates and the marie harrison foundation and danielle with the neighborhood empowerment network and the communities members that are present. like the director said earlier. if you remembered twenty 18 i remember like it was yesterday we had that orange haze in our skies. we had to shut down schools. people could not go to work the air quality was that horrible and most vulnerable suffered more than others. having a place where people can go to breathe clean air in community is extremely vital and important. we are excited have the first clean air center in california here in our community in bay view hunter's point. it is important that we demonstrate the commitment to our communities that have been isolated disenfranchised and most vulnerable to the negative impacts of air quality this . is a demonstration of folks coming and care

the california air resources board is making an early transition to cheaper winter blend gas. >> tomorrow, california governor gavin newsom will be in san francisco to sign a major climate agreement with his west coast counterparts. the governors of oregon and washington as well as british columbia's premier will be at tomorrow morning's signing. san francisco mayor will be there as well. these groups have been working as part of the pacific coast collaborative to build a low carbon economy of the future in major west coast cities. we have put together a full library of climate watch coverage. our team give you expert insight to understand and navigate the impact of our climate changing. find it on the streaming of, available for apple tv, android, amazon, fire and roku. do that when you have a moment but stay here with us. coming up a deadly crosswalk crash taking downtown walnut creek. the driver nowhere to be found. >> mav october but it controversial cnghaes coming to a hodaliy tritadion. sanos je isps lit overhr cistmas inhe t park. >> the swirlg inrumors or vewhat took pcela at prac

governor newsom has ordd the air resources board to make an early switch to the winter bd of gas. the move is designed to increase supply, which could brg down those prices. according to aaa, the average price for regular unleaded gas in the stae is $6.29. san francisco is averaging $6.50. oakland, $6.37d . and $6.38 in san jose. the wir blend should help all of this. >> the refiners can make more gas with the winter blend advoce in the summer. because it is a y it is a supply problem, this is the quickest way to increase su. way to increase supply. >> governor newsom said the move move brought down prices by $0.25 in two weeks when it was t implemented in 2012. > >> it has been a brutal month on on wall street. stocks closing t street. stocks closing out a loss of 9.3%. that is the worst monthly decline since march of 2020 and start of covid. with look at the numbers. the dow falling 500 points. the nest don nasdaq down. the s&p fell nearly 55 points. truck governor newsom signed a bill to extend paid sick leave for covid through the end of this year. the lot across companies wit

the california air resources board has implemented a dirty truck detector at the port of oakland aimed pollution . that device is set up for heavy duty trucks to drive below it, which can then identify vehicles that emit high levels of pollutants. the goal is to uphold california's air quality regular ations and protect the health of those living close to ports, highways and warehouses. this unit as vehicles and trucks drive by is able to measure the trucks emissions and get a snapshot and also record their license plate information so that you can pair a truck with its emissions. the california air resources board plans to cite violators either on the spot or by following up via email, mail or phone violators would be required to fix their vehicle and pay a fine. alright love you into the weather. if you go into the next couple of days, we're going to see more of the same nice weather, but some changes on the weekends. i'll have that forecast coming up and let's check in more of our ktvu. is alex savage again with a look at some of the stories we are working on for the seven o'clock n

the california air resources board plans to cite violators either on the spot or by following up vial, mail or phone violators would be required to fix their vehicle and then pay a fine for the second time in recent months, a large pile of trash is accumulating right underneath the bridge in novato. much of that trash under south nirvana boulevard appears to be illegal dumping, but neighbors say some of it is coming from homeless gathering along the creek. and while we were there, we did see several people coming and going from the creek bed with rainy season looming, neighbors along the creek want to see that trash picked up? city officials say they're preparing to do another clean up next week. various swaying today because of a 5.1 magnitude earthquake. do you know what to do? and are you ready with a go? bag coverage continues when we speak with an emergency risk communications officer plus what we learned about a crash that killed a pedestrian in san francisco this week, including what police are planning for the upcoming i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked o

the nation in zero emissions school buses, this is according to a report from the california air resources board the state has electrified 2% or 1,800 buses in their fleet. this is compared to 880 school buses in the entire nation. now they are electrified of course. this is all part of california's transition to sell exclusively electric vehicles by the year 2035. so far california has invested $1.2 billion in the transition of school buses. the state is planning to invest the state is planning to invest an additional $1 billion.8 cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >>> it's been a long ongoing question, especially here in california, is there any way to predict major earthquakes? >> a bay a

governor gavin newsom sent a letter to the state's air resources board calling for refineries to begin distributing the winter blend gas earlier than usual. the governor saying in part, quote, allowing refineries to make an early transition to the winter blend. gasoline could quickly increase fuel supply and provide a much needed safety valve with minimal air quality impacts and the switch to the winter blend from the summer blend. usually does not happen until october 31st. so now gas experts say some of the main reasons for our high gas prices include supply not matching demand the war in ukraine and now the aftermath of hurricane ian in florida. coming up, the latest california legislation aimed at protecting the transgender community. >> and several southern california beaches are under a high bacterial morning. we'll explain why. also the persistent payroll problems for one bay area school district. kevin: i've fought s for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires

governor newsom writing a letter to the state's air resources board calling for refineries to begin distributing winter blend gasoline earlier than usual. the governor saying in part, quote, allowing refiners to make an early transition to winter blend gasoline could quickly increase fuel supply and provide a much-needed safety valve with minimal air quality impacts the switch to winter blend gas from summer blend. usually doesn't happen until around halloween october 31st. meantime, gas experts say as some of the main reasons for the high gas prices include supply not matching demand the war in ukraine, of course. and now the aftermath of hurricane in in florida. it's always something's of gas is going up. houses, though, are going down in the tide is starting to. >> turn in the housing industry from a seller's market buyer's market is home value growth is finally slowing down from during the pandemic. you know, we saw those record highs are firstly to call shares zillow study that points to a full shift in favor of buyers next year. >> in a recent survey of more than 100 housing market. econom

is being developed in a program boy the air resource board. and they anticipate now that the incentive program will launch in quarter one of 2023. and open to anybody who lives in california. it is bringing that to the close, the program will support class one or 2, which are [inaudible] and some the class 3 which is a higher performance measure. but not the included. it is mated the 10 million dollars initial budget allocation will fund in the order of 7,000e bike incentives during the year. look forward to that and i think the cal bike folks intends to come become and finds a funding source to extend their program. and finally, i jumped over a piece when i was talking about the state budget. yesterday, the d. finance announced that september receipts were 2.8 billion below the estimate. when you add that with estimate and ends of year 2 billion dollars e range of motion we look at 7 billion dollars below the estimate. i would be happy to answer questions completed what i was going to present. and if appropriate i was going to wrap up on beha

the california air resource board. and it is the capacity i will speak to you today i really thrilled be here with all of you celebrating the opening we can't say enough of not only the very first clean air center in the bay area. for vulnerable population program. we are proud to lead the program partner with air districts including bay area qmd. now in addition to announcing the opening of the facility we are also unwill veiling the new clean air center logo you see here. it was developed by staff to help the public easily identify clean air centers. just imagine this pilot program will fund a network of clean arab centers and vulnerable communities across the state. and this loco is ment to provide a visual identity. that will make it easier for people to find a safe place during wildfire smoke events. this is an exciting program we are taking action to help people breathe easier. and might i add these are communities that bear disproportional and unfair burdens with air pollution impact. we remember in 20202 years

the california air resource board.t is the capacity i will speak to you today i really thrilled be here with all of you celebrating the opening we can't say enough of not only the very first clean air center in the bay area. for vulnerable population program. we are proud to lead the program partner with air districts including bay area qmd. now in addition to announcing the opening of the facility we are also unwill veiling the new clean air center logo you see here. it was developed by staff to help the public easily identify clean air centers. just imagine this pilot program will fund a network of clean arab centers and vulnerable communities across the state. and this loco is ment to provide a visual identity. that will make it easier for people to find a safe place during wildfire smoke events. this is an exciting program we are taking action to help people breathe easier. and might i add these are communities that bear disproportional and unfair burdens with air pollution impact. we remember in 20202 years ago th

earlier today i directed air resources board to make early transition to winter blend gasoline and shouldneries to sell more polluted winter gas ahead of schedule? what is your take on this? >> it's consistent with the democrat party across the country at all levels and blame vladimir putin for covid oil for gouging and it's there policies and ultimately they will have to get down to the facts deal honestly with the american people but if you tax and regulate something, you get less. if you get less, there will be demand for it, he will pay more and that's why a third of the people coming to texas are from california and why california is losing its best talents both in people and jobs and job creators and that's the story of california. elizabeth: the criticism has been world leaders, they say they will cut emissions by as much as they can realistically back out of. india and china have been ramping up wiping out u.s. gains reducing emissions and gas powering emissions down, driving emissions down and congressman, u.s. tech and manufacturing are stepping up doing it, wyoming is about to

reporter: the california air resources board is making a transition earlier to a cheaper winter blend. one person said today spot gas prices are down one dollars a gallon, including retail prices, her relief is on the way, but we know from past experiences that it is only a matter of time before prices rise again. it appears a finger game -- finger-pointing game has people paying the bill. >> it is absolutely appalling. enormous larry: turning now -- turning now to your voice and vote next month's elections. over the next few weeks, we will examine the propositions on the ballot come in today our news anchor looks at prop one. >> proposition one is all about abortion rights, and enshrining those rights into the state constitution. governor newsom introduces measure after the supreme court's overturning of roe v. wade earlier this year. abortion is already legal in california to often around 23 weeks, and after viability of the procedure, it is necessary if it's to protect the life of the mother, but this measure would amend this the constitution and make it explicitly clear that calif

. > >> governor newsom ordering the air resources board to make an early switch to the winter blend blend of gasoline. that move is designed to increase supply which could bring down those prices. according to aaa, the average price for regular unleaded gas in the state is $6.35. san francisco averaging $6.57, oakland, 6.43. 6.44 in snow. those are all six to seven seven cents since yesterday. but yesterday. but the state's wintr blend should help. >> the refiners can make more gas with the winter blend than the summer. because this is a supply problem, this is the quickest way to increase supply. supply. >> governor newsom says the movt down prices by 25 cents within two weeks when it was implemented last time back in 2012. > >> live look at the state capitol where governor newsom nor newsom was signing bills before the midnight deadline. ty include a law that prohibit it is dna collected from sexual assault victims to be used for anything other than identifying a suspect. the bill was introduced by san francisco senator scott wiener after the police department was accused of of using dn

transportation and classic example is governor newsom issued an executive order the california air resources board follows up with unaccountable bureaucratic board with a timetable to ban the gas powered cars. 17 states, including my home state of virginia, have trigger laws that go along with it. pete booted judge, our energy secretary all excited when i make it national. the bank former president nicholas stern. a world bank meeting actually said we need to come up with a timetable to end financing for the internal combustion engine. which means what? which means going to make automakers stop being to finance it. a bank in australia are basically saying that they can no longer provide car loans to anyone who wants to buy a gas powered car. so everything i just mentioned was done without debate hearings, legislator, parliament. and that's the new normal. that's the great reset. it's the china ification america, the once free west, one party, chinese and climate is their center of attention now. and that's what this book presents. world economic forum. world health organization now declared climat

governor gavin newsom wrote a letter to the state's air resources board calling for refineries to begin distributing the winter blend gas earlier than usual. the governor saying in part, quote, allowing refineries to make an early transition to the winter blend could quickly increase fuel supply and provide a much-needed safety valve with minimal air quality impacts the switch to the winter blend from the summer blend. usually does not happen house lawmakers are now headed home without voting on this national ban. lot of people not happy about that. our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has the story. >> virginia democratic congresswoman abigail spanberger is lashing out against the leader of her own party on twitter. friday, spanberger accuse speaker nancy pelosi of intentionally sabotaging efforts to ban stock trading by members of congress. her characterization is not accurate. either weekly press conference, pelosi pushed back. she argues bipartisan calls for reform were not ignored. this is the legislative process. i said to them, whatever you. >> but ever, the members

in a letter to the air resources board, he said. high gas prices quote may cause unacceptable price impact for consumers and small businesses, significant economic disruption and serious harm to public safety and welfare. also called for a cap on oil company profits and said oil companies are in his words ripping you off time now. 705 restaurant workers at sfo just approved a new union contract that includes a pay raise and free family health care about 1000. union members approved the deal by 99% vote. that agreement follows a three day strike last week it shut down most of the airports, restaurants, cafes and lounges. the new contract includes a $5 an hour pay raise family health insurance with no premiums and a one time $1500 bonus. six hurricane ian is now long gone from florida, but the damage from the storm will take years to clean up many years. floodwaters still dangerously high across major parts of southwest florida. at least 60 people died in the storm. that number is expected to go even higher as more surgeon. rescue mis

reduction since peak in the last few weeks because we are out of the winter blend through the air resources board and we have seen gas prices go down in the state of california without a gas tax repeal. >> your calling for a special session of legislature to enact windfall profits tax. that would be after the election. december 5th, when the new legislature comes in. we have seen the legislation. there's no details. there was a similar outfit and assembly that died this year. how do we know this is not a gimmick on your part? >> we are working with legislative leaders and working to make sure that we get it right. we are reviewing what has happened in other countries that are pursuing similar policies. different and novel strategies here in the united states. there have been leaders across the country that have promoted similar efforts and we are looking at unique characteristics with a deeper dive of what is driving these prices in california. úthere is whatsoever for these outrageous , you serious costs in the state of california. $1.42, that is nonsense. that's inaccurate. there's an increase

but newsom today sent a letter to the california air resources board, directing it to take whatever steps necessary to allow refineries to make the switch right away and help bring prices down. it just doesn't add up the degree of diversions from the national prices has never happened before , and oil companies they provide no explanation. the fact is, they're ripping you off the record profits are coming at your expense. the governor also called for a cap on oil company profits. he proposed a so called windfall tax that would return any profits above that cap. the california taxpayers in the form of rebates and refunds ooh usps post is champs were unveiled today featuring the crew from peanuts. it was led by jean schulz at the charles m. schulz museum in sierra rosa today. hundreds of fans attended the event in sonoma county, and this was the third release of peanuts theme stamps. their were additions released in 2001 and 2015. barrier weather wrapping up september as we head into october for tomorrow, but it's kind of look back september. remember we had the extreme heat starting half t

$0.65 reduction since peak in the last few weeks as we ordered the winter blend through the air resources board, and we have seen gas prices go down in the state of california without a gas tax repeal that could not guarantee. scott: you are calling for a special session of the legislator to instill a winter -- we see no legislation, there are no details. there was a similar effort in the assembly that died earlier this year. so how do we know it is not a gimmick on your part? gov. newsom: we are working with legislative leaders and working to make sure we get it right. we're reviewing what has happened in other countries that are pursuing similar strategies, different strategies here in the u.s. there have been leaders across the country that have promoted similar efforts and we are looking at the unique characteristics and a deeper dive of what is driving the gas prices in california. there is no justification, none whatsoever, for these outrageous costs in the state of california. it is not $1.42. that is nonsense. that is inaccurate. there is an increase in our environmental rules and regul

but newsom today sent a letter to the california air resources board, directing it to take whatever steps are necessary to allow refineries to make the switch right away and help bring prices down. it just doesn't add up the degree of diversions from the national prices has never happened before , and oil companies they provide no explanation. the fact is, they're ripping you off the record profits are coming at your expense. republican lawmakers have repeatedly called for the state to suspend its 53 cent gas tax to bring relief to drivers. critics say this is just another quote. band aid fix being offered by the governor. southwest florida is still reeling from hurricane ian, and its fury is far from over. it regains strength over the atlantic and slammed into south carolina today as a category one hurricane bringing along a mountain of water and wind foxes . jacare alexis joins us live in charleston tonight with the latest on this historic hurricane jake. christina here in charleston, we saw the worst of the in which has recently been reclassified as a post tropical cyclone around noon

i directed the air resources board to make an early transition to our winter blend gasoline. this should immediately increase supply in result in savings savings of up to 25 cents per gallon within the next two weeks. that cheaper winter blend gasoline is normally allowed to be made after october 31st. so this plan will ramp up produc early. there is some relief on the way starting next week millions of californians will receive up to a thousand and fifty dollars to offset those rising gas costs. live in the newsroom karina nova abc 7 news. yeah that relief certainly cannot come soon enough or at karina. thanks now maybe gas prices. have you thinking about an electric car earlier this year? abc 7 news took a deep dive into that very topic to stream, california dreaming the road to zero on demand right now. just head to the california dreaming section on the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app also affecting gas prices. hurricane ian it hits south carolina today as a category one storm ripping out the middle of this pier in myrtle beach a winds have been clocked at 85 miles an hou

say the pandemic led to a large decline in carbon emissions in california, the state air resources board's as emissions dropped nearly 9% in 2020 compared to the year before. officials say most of the day gear decreases due to people driving less during that stay at home order. they say they expect the decline will be temporary plan is getting underway to upgrade and modernize the truck scales along interstate 80 in solano county. as ktvu tom baker reports. the goal is to keep trucks moving, as well as other traffic on the route. 10 year old chp truck inspection site on eastbound interstate 80 is for faster and far more efficient than its 70 year old westbound inspection site across the freeway, solano county is raising $240 million to replace the westbound site with the state of the art counterpart where the major freeways of 80 6 80 highway, 12 essentially join and jam vehicles together, especially at peak commutes. this is a mega region and we sit at the heart of this mega region. you have the bay area to the west of sacramento to the east of oakland, which is massive. you have a lot of

in a letter to the air resources board, he said.h gas prices quote because an acceptable price impact for consumers and small businesses, significant economic disruption and serious harm to public safety and welfare, also called for a cap on oil company profits. it's an oil companies are ripping you off. it seems like the holiday shopping season starts earlier every year, and this year is no exception and ongoing inflation influencing major retailers to usher and deals beginning in october. foxes ashley strohmeyer has the latest from consumer experts on how you can save some cash. it's hard to believe the holidays are drawing near. but as larger retailers prepared to offer some early holiday deals in october to draw in customers weary of inflation, consumer experts warn, just because you see a product is on sale doesn't necessarily mean it's a good deal to step back and look at the percentage of the discount compared to the list prices. the list price a little too inflated perhaps, and therefore the discount is not much of a discoun

governor newsom has directed the california air resources board to immediately increase california'ssupply by allowing oil refineries to start making the more cost effective winter blend gasoline a month sooner than usual. he's also taking on big oil and proposing a windfall profits tax on oil companies because lately the cost of crude oil has been falling yet prices at the pump have climbed. it just doesn't add up. the degree of diversions from the national prices has never happened before, and oil companies they provide no explanation. the windfall tax would require companies engaged in extraction production and refining of oil to pay a higher tax on their earnings above a set amount each year and the recouped windfall profits would be directed to rebates or refunds. for california taxpayers. i don't trust oil companies to actually bring prices down. i hope it does. but i guess the time to tell nuisance. critics argue that the windfall profits tax could actually backfire by restricting oil supply and ending up costing consumers more in the long run. in palo alto dos ktvu, fox two n

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reduction since peak in the last few weeks because we are out of the winter blend through the air resources board and we have seen gas prices go down in the state of california without a gas tax repeal. >> your calling for a special session of legislature to enact windfall profits tax. that would be after the election. december 5th, when the new legislature comes in. we have seen the legislation. there's no details. there was a similar outfit and assembly that died this year. how do we know this is not a gimmick on your part? >> we are working with legislative leaders and working to make sure that we get it right. we are reviewing what has happened in other countries that are pursuing similar policies. different and novel strategies here in the united states. there have been leaders across the country that have promoted similar efforts and we are looking at unique characteristics with a deeper dive of what is driving these prices in california. úthere is whatsoever for these outrageous , you serious costs in the state of california. $1.42, that is nonsense. that's inaccurate. there's an increase

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and a lot higher speaking of energy that fox new @ night, department her the california air quality resource board want to adopt a 0 emission mandate for big rig trucks meeting by 2040 the trucking industry woul need more than a half million electric semites. that equals about 38 percent of the nation's fleet. in 17 years, california wants 3 electric, sense would like to remind the golden state even after decades of research development and government subsidies, electric car sales are still only at 7 percent and experts say by 204038 percent o cars will be electric much less 38 percent of trucks and then there's the pesky problem of ho to power all those big rigs right now california has 2 million electric cars during recent heat wave it did not hav enough juice to both cool cooldown homes in charge of cars . a powering tens of millions of electric cars in a fleet of electric bigwigs would require new electric grid except new grids take between ten and 15 euros to build and that's an estimate the bullet train was supposed to be built in 12 year it is decades behind schedule. remember the old keep

is being developed in a program boy the air resource board. and they anticipate now that the incentive program will launch in quarter one of 2023. and open to anybody who lives in california. it is bringing that to the close, the program will support class one or 2, which are [inaudible] and some the class 3 which is a higher performance measure. but not the included. it is mated the 10 million dollars initial budget allocation will fund in the order of 7,000e bike incentives during the year. look forward to that and i think the cal bike folks intends to come become and finds a funding source to extend their program. and finally, i jumped over a piece when i was talking about the state budget. yesterday, the d. finance announced that september receipts were 2.8 billion below the estimate. when you add that with estimate and ends of year 2 billion dollars e range of motion we look at 7 billion dollars below the estimate. i would be happy to answer questions completed what i was going to present. and if appropriate i was going to wrap up on beha

the state air resources board says emissions dropped nearly 9% in 2020 compared to the year before, officialsas due to people driving less. they say they expect the decline will be temporary as more people return to their pre pandemic routine. well gas prices around the country are moving lower, according to triple a across the country unless it is now averaging $3.76 a gallon, down eight cents from last week due to lower oil prices here in california, the statewide average $5.64 down nearly 80 cents from the high earlier this month. san francisco drivers paying $5.82 a gallon oakland that's $5.70 san jose $5.72 governor newsom continues to accuse oil companies of price gouging st california paying way too much at the pump. ktvu greg lee has more on the governor's response to valero's latest earnings report. they're screwing you. they're taking advantage of you. gouging you following sunday's gubernatorial debate, governor gavin newsom continued slamming oil companies, accusing them of ripping californians off at the pump third quarter profits that comes out next week and the week after. and

and we're hoping the full board to a proving this november 12th and it will go to california air resources boardor official designation in february. the workforce investment board at the december meeting will provide its annual program outcome review and we'll be discussing next steps for the newly reinstated workforce alignment committee recently approved by this body. and i do want to say we had the opportunity to host last month with san jose, vice mayor, chappy jones and we had 19 city council presidents from all over the united states from cities with more than now hundred thousand residents and this was the national league of cities. we started the first day in san jose and highlighted our electrification project. also in san jose, we learned about the housing development and partnerships. we had a conversation with san jose mayor sam ricardo and spent the afternoon on a mobile tour visiting housing and homeless solutions that san jose implemented. on the second day, we hosted everyone here in san francisco and had conversations on civility and politics. our very own dr. davis led a conver