this and called out senator brian dally who owns a trucking business for not standing up to big oil. dally blamed newsom's policies for high gas prices big >> i know your friends and the people you run with cannot afford to live in california. the middle-class californians are suffering from the policies you put forward . at the same time we have no water . noble electricity. no plan. there is no plan. >> reporter: pre-submitted questions from voters focus on homelessness . >> what are your impressions of the streets in san francisco and what would you do beyond a state emergency? >> i love san francisco and i would bring my kids down here before we had our daughter and spend time here. i don't anymore. in san francisco, i don't feel safe. i want to help people and drive crime down to california big >> do some said they are proud of the low employment rate . >> i am glad we are providing $9.5 billion and no other jurisdiction in american history has provided or belief checks. over $3 billion has already gone out and billions more will go out to offset these rising costs and inflation

only 32% said they would suppor senator brian dally. if you did not catch the debate you can watch it tonight on cbs news ba area. >>> two city council members are in a close race. lawrence taylor and shane are in a dead heat . taylor is a moderate wit the endorsements of a number of northern california mayors including libby shaft. he is seen as being more progressive and has support from local labo unions. mayor shaft appeared on the news this morning to talk about her city's future. the number one priority should be increasing police staff. >> put back this integrated model of convention, intervention and enforcement t come really recapture the gains we have made in public safety a well as to address quality of life crimes like broken car windows. >> meanwhile in the south bay, the race for san jose mayor is heating up . there was a forum last night and to give you an opportunity to hear from the candidates. they address issue from the economic recovery of downtown san jose to gun violence and crime prevention. one audience member as

same sex couples, also a debate today between governor gavin newsom and republican state senator brian dalli. the issues that took ext couples has won a major victory in court. a superior court judge ruled in favor of the owner of pastries bakery in bakersfield, saying she acted lawfully while upholding her religious beliefs. the owner had cited her christian values for refusing to work with same sex couples. no word on whether the state department of fair housing and employment which filed the lawsuit will appeal governor gavin newsom and republican state senator brian dally. debated in san francisco today, the two candidates sparred on issues including gas price. is abortion. and homelessness. ktvu political reporter greg lee as the story. contrast with my opponent could be more crystal clear he does not support reproductive freedom does not support reproductive choice. i want to, uh, start out by thanking the governor for taking time out of his, uh, for going forward on his dream of being president of united states and actually coming to california and having a debate, governor gavin news

this is senator brian dally, the republican gubernatorial candidate. if his name doesn't ring a bell, you aren't alone. a recent poll found more than half of california voters are not familiar with the man challenging governor newsom in his campaign for reelection. >> it will be a tough race. we are down to the wire. >> such as the life in a state where democrats outnumber republicans 2-1. dally had his face and name carved into a corn maze. he is doing whatever he can to increase name recognition. x is this winnable? x we are seeing a lot of independence and democrats coming over to the republican party. people on fixed incomes and latinos are really moving towards republicans and want balance in california. >> we have also seen in the polls, a bleak outlook for dally . a poll shows him trailing governor newsom by 20 wins. dally, who calls newsom and out of touch elitist, is trying to get out his message. day one as governor, what you do? >> drive down the cost of energy in california. that is the fastest way to stop inflation. i will open the 1200 oi

he called out brian dally, a farmer who owns a trucking business, for not standing up to big oil. dally blamed newsom's policies. >> i know your friends and those you run with can afford to live in california. but others are suffering from the policies you put forward. at the same time we have no water, no electricity, no plan. there is no plan. there is just throw money at it. >> reporter: presubmitted questions from voters focused on homelessness. >> what are your impressions of the streets in san francisco and what would you do beyond declaring a state of of emergency? >> i love san francisco. i used to bring my sons here before we had our daughter and spend time here because there is so much awesome culture. i don't anymore. san francisco, i don't feel safe. i want to help the people off the streets and drive crime down in california. >> reporter: newsom said he was proud of the economic growth and low unemployment right. >> i am glad we are providing 9 and a half billion dollars. no juror diction in history has provided more. billions more will be going out to offset the risin

headquarters and tomorrow, governor gavin newsom and republican candidate for governor senator brian dally going to be facing off during a debate polls right now. do show governor newsom leading by a wide margin. dalli said if he's elected, he will try to suspend the gas tax. declare homelessness a public health crisis and implement a comprehensive plan to combat the water crisis. governor newsom has focused heavily on reproductive rights. meanwhile, heading into this election kron, 4 capitol bureau reporter eytan wallace is going to be at sunday's debate. be sure to watch us here tomorrow night for a wrap. >> students, >> grandmothers and people of all ages. how the rally today in redwood city to get out the vote. the row for change rally was organized by lauren lynn, a high school student from palo alto. she says the midterm elections are the time to stand up and fight for reproductive rights is our grandmothers did before us. the mayor redwood city raging grannies in the dance of the peace butterfly. were all there for today's rally. >> we'll take a look at this. folks in the sierra wok

state senator brian dalli opens up on the key issues he's dialed in on headed into election day. naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. is to combat open drug dealing and used out on the streets. ktvu christien kafton examines the crisis and how the leaders say it will take a united front to effectively combat these issues. and christian joins us now live with the story. christian. today. the city's mayor, police chief district attorney and one of the city's supervisors all said that they're seeing some incremental progress when it comes to the city's drug crisis, but they're saying it's going to take

newson's challenger is state senator brian dally --brian dahle, a trip of a has served 10 years in northeasternalifornia. dahle has criticized newsome and says he wants to reduce taxes and cutting government regulation. now they share a stage for the first and only time before voting ends november 8. coming to you from kqed headquarters in san francisco, here are your moderators. scott and marie. >> hello and welcome to the 2022 gubernatorial debate. over the next hour we are going to have a wide ranging conversation about the most important issues facing the golden state without strict time limit, giving the candidates plenty of opportunities to interact with each other. governor newsom, senator dahle, thank you so much for being here. governor, you are running ads for proposition one on abortion. you are running ads against proposition 30. you had ads in florida and texas taking on republican governors there. with gas prices spiking and people leaving california because it is too expensive, what is the case for voters giving you another four years? gov. newsom: the case on prop one is crystal

a reminder you can watch gavin newsom and brian dally right here on abc 7.is the only governor's debate for the november 8 election. it starts at 6:00 today and we will be -- we will be streaming on our website and you can view it on demand through the bay area connected tv app. law enforcement across southern california are warning residents of an uptick in burglaries committed by south american theft groups. our reporter is in it -- is in a neighborhood where at least eight homes were burglar -- burgled last night. >> carey will never could -- whenever forget the night her rain camera caught some burglars in action. >> three guys are leaving our house right now. >> three men climbed into her huntington harbor home and ran away with belongings worth $250,000. two months prior, her neighbor experienced the same thing. >> you can have alarms, motion sensors, they are still getting in. they don't care. >> according to police, burglary stats are back at pre-pandemic levels. it seems to follow a pattern at your beaded to south american theft groups. organize cri

a reminder you can watch gavin newsom and brian dally right here on abc 7. governor's debate before the november 8 election. it starts at 6:00 today, and we will be streaming on our website and you can view it on demand through the bay area connected tv app. that is available on apple tv and roku. law enforcement across southern california are warning residents of an uptick in burglaries committed by south american theft groups. our reporter is in a neighborhood where at least eight homes were broken into last month. >> carrie will never forget the night her ring camera caught some burglars in action. >> my family was like, three guys are leaving our house right now. >> three men climbed into her huntington harbor home and ran away with belongings worth $250,000. two months prior, her neighbor experienced the same thing. >> you can have alarms, motion sensors, they are still getting in. they don't care. >> according to huntington beach police, burglary stats are back at pre-pandemic levels. the recent ones all seem to follow a specific pattern, attributed to

governor gavin newsom and state senator brian dally shared the stage and said for cisco. >> newsom has an overwhelming lead in the polls and the debate got heated on topics like how to address the fentanyl crisis. >> they wanted governor i would make fentanyl a state of emergency and tackle it. 5700 people died from fentanyl in california, twice the amount of people in the city. >> what the state emergency do. >> it would focus on the fact that fentanyl is an issue in california, people on the streets arctic did. that's the first thing you do is get them off drugs. fund the counties with the mental health programs that they need and the clinicians and then drive down the cost of housing in california are the three things that would need to happen to take care of homelessness. >> governor, you did promise that she >> we have three and have billion dollars for homes and rapid rehousing for mental health that we just now put up and put out in the next few years will see the results of those efforts. you've consistently oppose them. >> is housing a big thing though? >> we will magically so

governor gavin newsom and republican candidate senator brian dally face off in debate. n> polls show governor newsom leading by a wide margin. and ali said it, he's elected. he'll work to suspend the gas tax. declare homelessness. a public health crisis and introduce a comprehensive water plan to combat the drought. >> governor newsom has focused heavily on reproductive rights heading into the election. so be sure to tune into kron 4 news tomorrow night. for a recap of the debate. >> with that, we want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast tonight taking a live look at downtown san francisco this evening. it's all lit up. i know it's a little chilly out there, though. yeah, it's been a nice shot, though, right? like taking a look at it from up here. >> that's a good thing or a nice cozy studio because like you said, it's a little bit cooler out there. breece rodriguez with a look at the forecast in a recent yeah, it's only going to get cooler from where we're tracking 40's for some of our chilliest inland valleys from now. until then, though. >> let's take a look at

state senator brian dalli. amanda was a fierce debate. two wasted no time taking shots at each other, addressing several topics were the two very much disagree. the debate was hosted by kqed at their studio in san francisco. the candidates discussed climate change the drought. homelessness education and the economy. one of the big topics they touched on is abortion rally is against expanding abortion rights. while newsom has spent money from his nearly $23 million reelection war chest on ads in other states , including pro abortion rights billboards. he wants to make this a sanctuary state where all of the of americans can come here and get an abortion at the expense of california taxpayers . i would absolutely take that out of the budgets are in the contrast with my opponent could be more crystal clear he does not support reproductive freedom does not support reproductive choice regardless of rape, regardless of incest. he's contributed $20,000. to defeat proposition one. i worked with legislative leaders to get proposition one on the ba

governor gavin newsom in republican state senator brian dalli debated in san francisco today at the two candidates for governor sparred on issues including gas prices, abortion and homelessness. ktvu political reporter greg lee was there for what was the only debate. between the two candidates. contrast with my opponent could be more crystal clear he does not support reproductive freedom does not support reproductive choice. i want to, uh, start out by thanking the governor for taking time out of his, uh, for going forward on his dream of being president of united states and actually coming to california and having a debate, governor gavin newsom and republican challenger, state senator brian downey wasted no time taking shots at each other. the two met in the first and only gubernatorial debate before election day. the two men addressed several topics, including an issue top of mind for many voters, cost of living and gas and what he's done in the last four years, just throw money at every single issue more than there's ever been, and what are the results for californians higher gas pr

have those mail in ballots ballot the race for governor, republican challenger , state senator brian dalli and governor gavin newsom faced off yesterday in their one and only debate before election day. ktvu political reporter greg lee was at that debate in san francisco. a lot of topics, greg a lot of reaction to hear reaction today , both candidates and their camps, basically declaring victory sharing highlights from that debate. both dolly and newsome, presenting two very different views of the state. they took their shots at each other, and perhaps most valuable to voters gave some detailed plans, including on the issue of homelessness. it's an outrage. it's unconscionable what's happening in the streets and sidewalks? that's why we're requiring accountability plans. i have 75 accountability plans. we're not going to hand out any money any longer. local governments can't produce real results day one is governor. i would make fentanyl and state of emergency and tackle final. first thing you do to get him on the projection out is get him off of drugs. you get fund the counties with the m

for reelection in a debate newsome and republican challenger state senator brian dalli are set to goand forth on kqed public radio. at one o'clock tomorrow afternoon. it will be the only debate between the two before election night on november 8th at recent survey from s poll shows that 57% of likely voters do plan to vote for newsome. well, 35% said they plan to vote. for dolly. the white house is hoping to put its student debt plan into action despite a recent setback, a federal appeals court has temporarily blocked the president's plan to provide student loan relief before it makes the final decision boxes. lucas tomlinson explains the implications of that decision. president biden is spending the weekend in delaware. he will not be campaigning for any democrats. before leaving for the beach. biden boasted about some recent court victories, which held up until friday night. but just yesterday. state court and the supreme court said no, we're on biden side. about three hours later, a federal appeals court in st louis said not so fast and blocked his plan to bail out student debt un

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republicans including his challenger, state senator brian dally, continued to call for a gas tax holiday. the gas tax holiday is the fastest way you can actually help drive down inflation. so those are the policies we put forth. other budget. to backfill to take care of the highways in california. we should have done that. berkeley haas energy institute economist severin borenstein said. expect similar reports from other oil companies, but more investigation is needed to pinpoint the exact cause of the prices. all of the refiners are going to announce eye popping profits for the last quarter, all the ones that i bring in california. it's just they've made a boatload of money. we are going to have to figure out why the price prices aren't more competitive in california. when reporters followed up for more details of this windfall tax plan, newsom said he's working with lawmakers trying to get it right. we expect more specifics soon in the newsroom. greg lee ktvu fox two news oakland mayoral candidates lauren taylor and trevor reid announced a ranked choice partnership today in the race fo

republicans including his challenger, state senator brian dalli, continued to call for a gas tax holiday the gas tax holiday is the fastest way you can actually help drive down inflation. so those are the policies we put forth. we had the budget to backfill to take care of the highways in california. we should have done that. u c. berkeley haas energy institute economist severin borenstein said. expect similar reports from other oil companies, but more investigation is needed to pinpoint the exact cause of the prices. all of the refiners are going to announce eye popping profits. for the last quarter. all the ones that operate in california. it's just they've made a boatload of money. we are going to have to figure out why the prices aren't more competitive. in california. reporters followed up for more details of this windfall tax plan. newsom said he's working with lawmakers trying to get it right. we expect more specifics soon. in the newsroom. greg lee ktvu fox. two news oakland mayoral candidates, lauren taylor in trevor reid announced a rank choice partnership today in the race for

likely voters say they plan to vote for gavin newsom. 32% say they support republican state senator brian dalli. the results mirror, a similar uc berkeley poll last month. president biden has reportedly decided to run for re election in 2020 for nbc reports . reverend al sharpton says the president gave him the news during a private chat at the white house. so far, the president has not publicly declared he is running, but the last sitting president to not seek a second term was lyndon johnson in 1968, alright still to come crime on camera when a carjacker attacks in the north bay plus some of the lesser talked about parts of fleet week, disaster response prep so had is it already time to call an aspiring career quits what experts are saying about kim kardashian's future after her illegal advertisement. it's the air show, including the blue angels this week also means there are important disaster response preparations taking place this year, local and federal teams are working on preparing airbase responses. it would be in response to a major disasters such as an earthquake . ktvu christien kaf

governor gavin newsom and his republican challenger, state senator brian dalli, faced off in their only debate before the election and the two men clashed on several issues from climate change to education and abortion. the campaign has been a challenge for dolly registered democrats outnumber republicans in the state nearly 2 to 1. and newsom has consistently a substantial lead in the polls after the debate, both men made their final pitch to voters. you want four more years of what you've already been getting, then stick with him if you want something different, you can vote for me and we can have some change in california accountability as relates to these accountability plans on homelessness and housing i couldn't agree more more is not better. better is better. we need to see results. taxpayers it. well there's also been a lot of speculation about newsome wanting to run for president in 2024, but he said, very clearly, if we elected he will serve a full four year term and stay with ktvu and ktvu dot com. over the next two weeks, we will have full coverage of bay area state and nati

republicans including his challenger, state senator brian dalli, continue to call for a gas tax holidaythe gas tax holiday is the fastest way you can actually help drive down inflation. so those are the policies we put forth. we have the budget to backfill to take care of the highways in california. we should have done that. u c. berkeley haas energy institute economist severin borenstein said. expect similar reports from other oil companies , but more investigation is needed to pinpoint the exact cause of the prices. all of the refiners are going to announce eye popping. all the ones that i bring in california. it's just they've made have to figure out why the prices aren't more competitive in california. when reporters followed up for more details of this windfall tax plan, newsom said, he's working with lawmakers trying to get it right. we expect more specifics soon in the newsroom. greg lee ktvu fox two news gas prices around the country are moving lower, according to triple a nationwide and let it now averages 3 76 a gallon, down eight cents from last week due to lower oil prices.

in a debate today, newsome and republican challenger state senator brian dalli are set to go back andn kqed public radio. at one o'clock this afternoon. this is going to be the only debate between the two before election day on november 8th and a recent survey usa poll showing that 57% of likely voters plan to vote for newsome, while 35% said they plan to vote for dalli with us now for more in site on this debate and how it will all play out on the political stage. jason mcdaniel, he's a political science professor at san francisco state. good morning to you. good morning. so let's talk about this. this is the only debate it's on the radio at one o'clock on a sunday where you know, in terms of audiences. it's not at night. it's not on tv, you know? what are we supposed to take away from this? this debate and really kind of how it sets up and really what the polls are saying at this point. i think we should take that there's not much drama. um no, we should expect newsome to win this election pretty easily 55 to 60% of vote, which is what he's been gettingots. um i would be looking at

republicans including his challenger, state senator brian dalli, continue to call for a gas tax holiday fastest way you can actually help drive down inflation. so those are the policies we put forth. we have the budget to backfill to take care of the highways in california. we should have done that you c. berkeley haas energy institute economist severin borenstein said, expect similar reports from other oil companies , but more investigation is needed to pinpoint are going toe eye popping, all the ones that i bring in california. it's just they've made . we are going to have to figure out why the prices aren't more competitive in california. when reporters followed up for more details of this windfall tax plan, newsom said, he's working with lawmakers trying to get it right. we expect more specifics soon in the newsroom. greg lee ktvu fox two news report from the international energy agency says current global events could prove to be a turning point towards cleaner energy use in the future. the report says the global demand for fossil vehicles including coal, oil and natural gas, is se

yes dally is trailing newsome by 20 points according to a new poll, but that's what happens in the state that so largely dominated by democrats. still republicans. say senator. brian dalley says, it's time to change that. he says he's the best candidate for the state's top spot now whether or not he can get there. we'll be a very very steep uphill battle. this is state senator. brian dalley california's republican gubernatorial candidate if his name doesn't ring a bell you're not alone with four weeks to go until election day a recent poll found more than half of california voters are not familiar with the man challenging governor gavin newsom in his campaign for re-election. it's gonna be a tough race. no doubt. we're down to the wire such as the life in a state where democrats outnumber republicans two to one dally a farmer from lassen county recently had his face and name carved into a giant corn maze in shasta county. he's doing anything he can to increase his name recognition is this even winnable it is we're seeing a lot of independence and democrats coming over to the republican party people who are on fixed in comes or hourly wage earners and latinos are r

yes dally is trailing newsome by 20 points according to a new poll, but that's what happens in the state that so largely dominated by democrats. still republicans. say senator. brian's time to change that. he says he's the