state senator brian dolly is the leading republican in that race. given how democratic california is, the result of the recall in the mismatch, you would think he faces tough uphill fight if he were to be facing governor newsom. a lot of people are intrigued by michael schonberg are, democrat turned independent, prominent critic of homelessness -- michael schoenberger, democrat turned independent, prominent critic of homelessness. again, that shows party affiliations still matter. democrats vastly outnumber republicans. i think michael shownberger -- michael shoenberger would have a chance, but i don't think people are giving brian dolly a shot, and independent. i think it could make things interesting. karina: speaking of interesting, is there any surprise you anticipate tonight? anything you are thinking, hm mm, this might happen? jeremy: if i were to anticipate it, it wouldn't be a surprise. but if results that might not have been expected before could qualify as unusual outcomes. the two republicans i mentioned, young kim and david valid dale, i

senator brian dolly is actually here in sacramento instead of his home region in so his party's downtown here in sacramento, we will be catching up with him later on tonight. we will bring you that. of course, once those election results roll in reporting live at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news long night. >> thanks, ashley. >> now we want to turn things over to kron four's. catherine heated who is joined by our esteemed political steve. yes, it will be in the studio all night. break down, though, with the results. are tonight's races, what it means for all of us, catherine? yeah, look who's here. i mean, i haven't seen these guys. >> i don't know how to talk to them without it being haha, i think i've forgotten now. all right. michael yaki, david mchugh in united and you have your so give us some reasons to watch tonight. i mean, well, anything that happens in the california primary, give us some indication of the mood of the country of things. changing course, california. just 2 different. michael, i think it's a combination of all of the above, which is probably the with

senator brian dolly will be here in downtown sacramento. we actually will be catching up with him within the next hour. and we hope to bring you some of his comments later on tonight this evening reporting live at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. ashley, i'm curious. what do you think can be attributed to the turnaround of the governor's fortunes? because >> when he's up for that recall, there some concern up could potentially lose. i mean, there's a >> a lot of arguments that we are in the midst of the covid pandemic and so on. now we have these surging gas prices. not much has been done to address that issue. doesn't seem like a lot has really changed since the last election. yet the governor seems to be in better shape this time. do we know why? >> yeah, i mean, i think it could come down to a couple of things. but yes, i mean, his opponents are definitely honing in on those direct issues that are affecting californians. others in, you know, democratic circles would point to, you know, recent events at the federal national

when we do totals again, looking at brian dolly around 16.7%. moving over to the california attorney general race, a little bit of a different story. this is where it gets interesting when we look at the republican race. when we zoom into our area specifically for the bay area, check this out. we are going to poland alameda county, and then it switches, 10.6% over nathan hodgman. nathan hodgman jumps up top around 10%. that is something to look at. then we also want to check in on district 16 because this is who is going to replace congresswoman jackie spear. anna eshoo checking in. richard kumar, 15%. >> san francisco has voted to recall district attorney chesa boudin. 61% voting yes. he was elected i ocrinrefo recall proponents say the city needs reform, but wouldn't -- but boudin was not adequately prosecuting criminals. he said that this was a movement, not a moment. >> we have already won because we have shown san francisco and the world that we do not need to rely on fear mongering or exploitation of tragedy to build safety. we have alread

as for the governor's race, republican state senator brian dolly is going to challenge governor newsom in november. dolly's from the reading area says he knows it's an uphill we see the results from newsom. he cruised through this primary with more than half of the vote. dolly says that he plans to focus on the issues facing californians. >> they can't afford to live. here leaving our state and they're just tired of getting a lot of their money spent and not getting results for. we're going to be focused on those things during this campaign gavin newsom, he is the latest democrat. he's not even well liked in his own party. he's a doesn't understand what a hardworking people in california are facing. and that's who i am. i'm a hard-working person. i'm a small business owner of been in the legislature and we're going to talking about the things that are affecting california everyday life and we'll see what happens in november. >> governor newsom didn't have a watch party last night. so we didn't get an interview, but he did release this statement saying in part, republicans are attacking

brian dolly has 16% of the vote, the republican candidate, and both of them will move on to compete in the general election and here we are with -- this is the california governor race. the bay area author is with 3% of the votes tonight. we should have the attorney general race here. the incumbent, 58% support and the republican who will move on to the november election to run against him is nathan hoffman with 17% of the vote. dan: let's move onto the south bay. the race for mayor. seven candidates looking for a win tonight. cindy chavez, who is on city council, has 39% of the vote. 92% of the estimated votes are in. well behind in the san jose mayor's race. for more now on the front runners to a highly contested race in san jose, for mayor, let's go to amanda del castillo from the county's registrar of voters office. amanda: santa clara county released updated election results just a few minutes ago and we are keeping our eyes on the key races but it's hard to ignore voter turnout. the county says come at the beginning of election day, there were more than one million registered vot

state senator brian dolly who is running for governor, weighed in during the debate. stock markets taking some big hits. >> we're not going to see. surpluses like this. again, another unresolved piece of the state's financial puzzle, direct payments promised months ago to californians in response to rising gas prices and inflation in a budget related hearing monday, the legislature plan to move ahead with sending money based on income and family size. >> while newsom's administration told lawmakers it prefer sending money based on car ownership. this has been the same debate for months that despite administration looks forward to working with the assembly and the senate took come to a final budget agreement. the provides media and significant relief to californians in the face of rising costs. now it's still unclear when that line item will be resolved. the state's new fiscal year starts july first at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, a 6 as food prices show no sign of slowing local food working harder than ever to keep families fed most d

his opponent for governor is state senator brian dolly, i just asked voters one thing in california. >> are you can be better off in 4 more years than you are right now with gavin newsom. are are you ready for some change? but the governor continues to capitalize on the state's democratic majority by verbally attacking the republican party in a campaign email wednesday, newsom warned his supporters about dolly's republican record on abortion and guns. >> saying, quote, we must take this election seriously. the last thing we can afford is to get caught sleeping during a difficult year for democrats. one race in california that could be difficult for democrats. state controller. i feel very, very good about our performance last night. republican lynn each and leads the primary field full of democrats vying for the office. his likely opponent, malia cohen, trailed him by 16% as of wednesday. i think the reality is that people recognize the controller needs to be a fiscal watchdog. >> it needs to be a state official who has the taxpayers interests at heart. and it's very difficult to do

brian dolly has 16% of the vote, the republican candidate, and both of them will move on to compete inhe general election and here we are with -- this is the california governor race. the bay area author is with 3% of the votes tonight. we should have the attorney general race here. the incumbent, 58% support and the republican who will move on to the november election to run against him is nathan hoffman with 17% of the vote. dan: let's move onto the south bay. the race for mayor. seven candidates looking for a win tonight. cindy chavez, who is on city council, has 39% of the vote. 92% of the estimated votes are in. well behind in the san jose mayor's race. for more now on the front runners to a highly contested race in san jose, for mayor, let's go to amanda del castillo from the county's registrar of voters office. amanda: santa clara county released updated election results just a few minutes ago and we are keeping our eyes on the key races but it's hard to ignore voter turnout. the county says come at the beginning of election day, there were more than one million registered voter

state senator brian dolly who was running for governor, weighed in during the debate. stock markets taking some big hits. >> we're not going to see. surpluses like this. again, another unresolved piece of the state's financial puzzle, direct payments promised months ago to californians in response to rising gas prices and inflation in a budget related hearing monday, the legislature plan to move ahead with sending money based on income and family size. >> while newsom's administration told lawmakers it prefer sending money based on car ownership. this has been the same debate for months that despite administration looks forward to working with the assembly and the senate took come to a final budget agreement. the provides immediate and significant relief to californians in the face of rising costs. now it's still unclear when that line item will be resolved. the state's new fiscal year starts july first at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> well, nationally, all eyes are going to be on the federal reserve this week because as early as tomorrow, the fed i

his opponent for governor is state senator brian dolly.asked voters one thing in california. >> are you can be better off in 4 more years than you are right now with gavin newsom. are are you ready for some change? but the governor continues to capitalize on the state's democratic majority by verbally attacking the republican party in a campaign email wednesday, newsom warned his supporters about dolly's republican record on abortion and guns. >> saying, quote, we must take this election seriously. the last thing we can afford is to get caught sleeping during a difficult year for democrats. one race in california that could be difficult for democrats. state controller. i feel very, very good about our performance last night. republican lynn each and leads the primary field full of democrats vying for the office. his likely opponent, malia cohen, trailed him by 16% as of wednesday. i think the reality is that people recognize the controller needs to be a fiscal watchdog. >> it needs to be a state official who has the taxpayers interests at

his opponent for governor is state senator brian dolly, i just asked voters one thing in california.you can be better off in 4 more years than you are right now with gavin newsom. are you? are you ready for some change? but the governor continues to capitalize on the state's democratic majority by verbally attacking the republican party in a campaign email wednesday, newsom warned his supporters about dolly's republican record on abortion and guns. >> saying, quote, we must take this election seriously. the last thing we can afford is to get caught sleeping during a difficult year for democrats. one race in california that could be difficult for democrats. state controller. i feel very, very good about our performance last night, republican lynn each and leads the primary field full of democrats vying for the office. his likely opponent, malia cohen, trailed him by 16% as of wednesday. i think the reality is that people recognize the controller needs to be a fiscal watchdog. >> it needs to be a state official who has the taxpayers interests at heart. and it's very difficult to do tha

so far gop candidate and state senator brian dolly is. seen as most likely to come in second spot. a wild card could be author and activist michael shellenberger. we're going to go live to sacramento to get an update on the gubernatorial race. that's coming up at 3.30. so stick with us for that. the state's top prosecutor, attorney general rob bonta and his wife state assembly member mia bonta cast their ballots and alameda this morning bonta was sworn in last year to succeed javier becerra, who now serves on the biden administration. >> i'm thrilled to be able to put myself forward after serving a year just over a year. is california attorney general to serve a full four-year term? it will be honor and privilege of a lifetime to continue serving californians in the sec critical role. and i love that. we live in the state of california where we can freely and easily vote have access to the rights to be able to vote unfettered. >> after bottom was named attorney general, his wife mia won a special election to take her husband's vacant seat in the state assembly. both are not running

his opponent for governor is state senator brian dolly, i just asked voters one thing in california. >> are you can be better off in 4 more years than you are right now with gavin newsom. are are you ready for some change? but the governor continues to capitalize on the state's democratic majority by verbally attacking the republican party in a campaign email wednesday, newsom warned his supporters about dolly's republican record on abortion and guns. >> saying, quote, we must take this election seriously. the last thing we can afford is to get caught sleeping during a difficult year for democrats. one race in california that could be difficult for democrats. state controller. i feel very, very good about our performance last night. republican lynn each end leads the primary field full of democrats vying for the office. his likely opponent, malia cohen, trailed him by 16% as of wednesday. i think the reality is that people recognize the controller needs to be a fiscal watchdog. >> it needs to be a state official who has the taxpayers interests at heart. and it's very difficult to do

will place second, meaning who will he run against in the midterms, paul and joseph will likely be brian dolly, the republican party's endorsed candidate, that is who governor newsom feels he has a stronger stance against, but there is also speculation around a bay area author who wrote why progressives ruined cities. he is running as a no party preference candidate hoping to tap in some democratic voters who may be disenfranchised from their own party right now. in fact, that is something we are also seeing in the attorney general race where there is also a new party preference candidate hoping to move on to the general election to run against the current democratic appointed candidate. that is the sacramento county district attorney who is running as an independent, and there are twoace, r former federal prosecutor, who did legal counsl for the unsuccessful effort to llcare nso a handful there are l districts because of the redistricting we had in handful of those are competitive, and then we have a big mayors race in los angeles, with the developer ric caruso running against a field of demo

primary election for governor there, and then he will face off against republican state senator brian dolly in the fall, making news some of the prohibitive favorite to win a second for your term. this, adds under california's top two primary system, the first and second place finishers and all statewide, races regardless of party, will face off in november. this is lazy in indiana, democrats line. >> thank you, c-span. i feel like voting -- excuse me, i'm voting democrat, of course. everybody should really be paying attention to the hearing tomorrow, the january 6th. because they are going to tell us the truth of what's happened and what's we should be doing for the american people. we need to keep our minds. we are being lied to from news channels, they're lying to you. these people are still, our government, is still paying trump money. he is being paid money to pay for his court cases. this is ridiculous. >> okay, that is lazy there, independent. she mentioned the hearing, tomorrow night's hearing, the first of the january six committee. taking a look at the issues are the events of 202

local election headquarters and update now on the race for state governor, republican state senator brian dolly challenges gavin newsom in november. dolly is from the reading area. he says he knows he has an uphill battle ahead of november with results showing newsom cruised through this primary with more than half of the vote. dolly says he plans on focusing on the issues facing californians across the state. he says his time in the state legislature is beneficial because it shows that he knows how to work across the aisle. >> they can't afford to live. here leaving our state and they're just tired of getting a lot of their money spent and not getting results for. we're going to be focused on those things during this campaign gavin newsom, he's elitist, democrat. he's not even well liked in his own party. he's a doesn't understand what a hardworking people in california are facing. and that's who i am. i'm a hard-working person. i'm a small business owner. i've been in the legislature and we're going to talking about the things that are affecting california everyday life and we'll see what hap

state senator brian dolly who is running for governor, weighed in during the debate. stock markets taking some big hits. >> we're not going to see. surpluses like this. again, another unresolved piece of the state's financial puzzle, direct payments promised months ago to californians in response to rising gas prices and inflation in a budget related hearing monday, the legislature plan to move ahead with sending money based on income and family size. >> while newsom's administration told lawmakers it prefer sending money based on car ownership. this has been the same debate for months that despite administration looks forward to working with the assembly and the senate took come to a final budget agreement. the provides media and significant relief to californians in the face of rising costs. now it's still unclear when that line item will be resolved. the state's new fiscal year starts july first at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. habitat for humanity is launching a new multimillion-dollar initiative aimed at bridging the racial gap in homeownership.

his opponent for governor is state senator brian dolly, i just asked voters one thing in california.can be better off in 4 more years than you are right now with gavin newsom. are are you ready for some change? but the governor continues to capitalize on the state's democratic majority by verbally attacking the republican party in a campaign email wednesday, newsom warned his supporters about dolly's republican record on abortion and guns. >> saying, quote, we must take this election seriously. the last thing we can afford is to get caught sleeping during a difficult year for democrats. one race in california that could be difficult for democrats. state controller. i feel very, very good about our performance last night. republican lynn each and leads the primary field full of democrats vying for the office. his likely opponent, malia cohen, trailed him by 16% as of wednesday. i think the reality is that people recognize the controller needs to be a fiscal watchdog. >> it needs to be a state official who has the taxpayers interests at heart. and it's very difficult to do that when yo

. >> californians are now familiar with state senator brian dolly as a candidate for governor.s roots are in farming where the breadbasket of the world and if we don't have water to raise crops, california will be changed forever. says instead of buying water rights, the state should focus on building more water storage capacity. 2014, we passed a water bond that allow us to build infrastructure to store water. we have to turn to shovel yet and the money is available is caught up in court and regulatory environment. senator, why koski emphasizes the sale of private water rights to the state would be voluntary and the prices would be negotiated with the farmers. we think >> that there are plenty of people that want to sell their water rights and again, it's like it's like your house. i want to sell my house. but if the price is right, maybe i do. voluntary is better than a regulatory confiscation of water rights. in addition to being a farmer, shearing is a water rights attorney with the california farm bureau are some of the farmers you speak with. maybe this is an attractive i

and as he seeks a second term, governor gavin newsom will face republican brian dolly. >> back here inyet on who the mayor, a more moderate democrat, will appoint to serve out the remainder of boudin's term. but the next election is in november and boudin has not ruled out running again for the office he just lost. bret? >> bret: claudia cowan outside of city hall. looks like a wedding is going on up there good things happening. all right, claudia, thank you. fox news obtains new jailhouse recordings on an accused murder suspect and the audio the man says he wants to cut a deal. before los angeles d.a. george gascon is potentially recalled. you just heard that mentioned in claudia's piece about gascon. correspondent bill melugin shows us more tonight from los angeles. >> the campaign to recall progressive los angeles d.a. george gascon is almost on the ballot with more than half a million signatures collected. and some criminal defendants in l.a. are getting worried. this is wily wilkerson, a gang member charged with murdering a man with a home invasion burglary in l.a. county last yea

and as for the governor's race, republican state senator brian dolly is going to challenge governor newsom in november tallies from the reading area says he knows it's an uphill battle the results show newsom cruising through the primary was more than half of the vote. dolly says he plans to focus on the issues that californians face and he says his time in the state legislature is beneficial because it shows he knows how to work both sides of the aisle. >> they can't afford to live. here leaving our state and they're just tired of getting a lot of their money spent and not getting results for. we're going to be focused on those things during this campaign gavin newsom, he is the latest democrat. he's not even well liked in his own party. he's a doesn't understand what a hardworking people in california are facing. and that's who i am. i'm a hard-working person. i'm a small business owner. i've been in the legislature and we'll be talking about things that are affecting california everyday life and we'll see what happens in november. >> governor newsom did not have a watch party last night

choose gavin newsom in tuesday's gubernatorial primary, you can see their republican state senator brian dolly, came in second at 10% and unaffiliated candidate michael shellenberger at 5. in the senate primary. alex padilla is coming out ahead for what could be his first full term. he received 42% of support from likely voters in the poll, followed by republican mark user at 11% and chuck smith at 6% and be sure to join ktvu for complete election night coverage starting at four o'clock on tuesday. you'll also be able to find results as they roll in on our website. and on the ktvu news app. state lawmakers are once again considering legislation to extend last college bars and some california cities. ktvu gregory joins us now from the newsroom with the tails on the measure introduced by lawmakers from san francisco, correct. andre this is the third time the state legislature is considering a bill that would let bars stay open until four a.m. this time it was introduced once again by state senator scott wiener and assembly member matt haney. the legislation would let bars, nightclubs and restaur

state senator brian dolly who is running for governor, weighed in during the debate.kets taking some big hits. >> we're not going to see. surpluses like this. again, another unresolved piece of the state's financial puzzle, direct payments promised months ago to californians in response to rising gas prices and inflation in a budget related hearing monday, the legislature plan to move ahead with sending money based on income and family size. >> while newsom's administration told lawmakers it prefer sending money based on car ownership. this has been the same debate for months that despite administration looks forward to working with the assembly and the senate took come to a final budget agreement. the provides media and significant relief to californians in the face of rising costs. now it's still unclear when that line item will be resolved. the state's new fiscal year starts july first at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> 6.39 and who was the shot a little as kids do? of course the fda is one step closer to approving the first covid vaccine for chil

his opponent for governor is state senator brian dolly, i just asked voters one thing in california.> are you can be better off in 4 more years than you are right now with gavin newsom. are are you ready for some change? but the governor continues to capitalize on the state's democratic majority by verbally attacking the republican party in a campaign email wednesday, newsom warned his supporters about dolly's republican record on abortion and guns. >> saying, quote, we must take this election seriously. the last thing we can afford is to get caught sleeping during a difficult year for democrats. one race in california that could be difficult for democrats. state controller. i feel very, very good about our performance last night, republican lynn each and leads the primary field full of democrats vying for the office. his likely opponent, malia cohen, trailed him by 16% as of wednesday. i think the reality is that people recognize the controller needs to be a fiscal watchdog. >> it needs to be a state official who has the taxpayers interests at heart. and it's very difficult to do th

state senator brian dolly who was running for governor, weighed in during the debate.ts taking some big hits. >> we're not going to see. surpluses like this. again, another unresolved piece of the state's financial puzzle, direct payments promised months ago to californians in response to rising gas prices and inflation in a budget related hearing monday, the legislature plan to move ahead with sending money based on income and family size. >> while newsom's administration told lawmakers it prefer sending money based on car ownership. this has been the same debate for months that despite administration looks forward to working with the assembly and the senate took come to a final budget agreement. the provides media and significant relief to californians in the face of rising costs. now it's still unclear when that line item will be resolved. the state's new fiscal year starts july first at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a farmers market in the south bay is working around the clock right now to help families m

state senator brian dolly who is running for governor, weighed in during the debate.ck markets taking some big hits. >> we're not going to see. surpluses like this. again, another unresolved piece of the state's financial puzzle, direct payments promised months ago to californians in response to rising gas prices and inflation in a budget related hearing monday, the legislature plan to move ahead with sending money based on income and family size. >> while newsom's administration told lawmakers it prefer sending money based on car ownership. this has been the same debate for months that despite administration looks forward to working with the assembly and the senate took come to a final budget agreement. the provides media and significant relief to californians in the face of rising costs. now it's still unclear when that line item will be resolved. the state's new fiscal year starts july first at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> it's 8.38. and still ahead with the high cost gas. a lot of people are waiting until the last minute to fill up the tank. b

as for the governor's race or republican state senator brian dolly is going to challenge governor newsom in november. get dollars from the reading area says he knows it's an uphill battle in november. the results show that newsom crews so through the primary more than half of the vote, dolly says he plans to focus on issues facing californians and time in the legislature that he spend the state legislature is a benefit because he says he knows how to work across the aisle. >> they can't afford to live. here leaving our state and they're just tired of getting a lot of their money spent and not getting results for. we're going to be focused on those things during this campaign gavin newsom, he is the latest democrat. he's not even well liked in his own party. he's a doesn't understand what a hardworking people in california are facing. and that's who i am. i'm a hard-working person. i'm a small business owner of been in the legislature and we're going to talking about the things that are affecting california everyday life and we'll see what happens in november. >> governor newsom didn't ha

as for the governor's race, republican state senator brian dolly is going to challenge governor newsom in november. dolly is from the reading area and he knows it's going to be an uphill battle in november because the that newsom cruise through the primary with more than half of the vote. but dolly says that he's going to stay focused on the issues facing has good experience in the state legislature. >> they can't afford to live. here leaving our state and they're just tired of getting a lot of their money spent and not getting results for. we're going to be focused on those things during this campaign gavin newsom, he is latest democrat. he's not even well liked in his own party. he's he doesn't understand what a hardworking people in california are facing. and that's who i am. i'm a hard-working person. i'm a small business owner been in the legislature and we're going to talking about the things that are affecting california everyday life and we'll see what happens in november. >> governor newsom did not have a watch party. so we did an interview on, but he did release this statemen

a stronghold on the state races except for one newsom's opponent for governor is state senator brian dollyalizing on the state's democratic majority by verbally attacking the republican party in a campaign email yesterday, newsom warned his supporters about dolly's republican record on abortion and guns saying, quote, we must take this election seriously. the last thing we can afford is to get caught sleeping during a difficult year for the democrats and quote, one statewide race that could be difficult for the democrats. state controller. >> i think the reality is that people recognize the controller needs to be a fiscal watchdog. it needs to be a state official who has the taxpayers interests at heart. and it's very difficult to do that when you come from the same party and have the same partisan affiliation has every single other person and that political expert says that he expects governor newsom to double down on supporting whichever democrat. >> opposes him in november. it's been 16 years since california voters last elected a republican statewide office, republican candidates this

state senator brian dolly who is running for governor, weighed in during the debate.kets taking some big hits. >> we're not going to see. surpluses like this. again, another unresolved piece of the state's financial puzzle, direct payments promised months ago to californians in response to rising gas prices and inflation in a budget related hearing monday, the legislature plan to move ahead with sending money based on income and family size. >> while newsom's administration told lawmakers it prefer sending money based on car ownership. this has been the same debate for months that despite administration looks forward to working with the assembly and the senate took come to a final budget agreement. the provides immediate and significant relief to californians in the face of rising costs. now it's still unclear when that line item will be resolved. the state's new fiscal year starts july first at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news with skyrocketing gas prices. some drivers are waiting until the very last minute to

stronghold on most of the statewide races except for one newsom's opponent for governor, a state senator brian dollyernor is capitalizing on the state's democratic majority by verbally attacking the republican party. it a campaign email yesterday. newsom warned his supporters about dolly's republican record on abortion and guns. newsom saying, quote, we must take this election seriously. the last thing we can afford it to get caught sleeping during a difficult year for the democrats and quote, one statewide race that could be difficult for the democrats is state controller. >> i think the reality is that people recognize the controller needs to be a fiscal watchdog. it needs to be a state official who has the taxpayers interests at heart. and it's very difficult to do that when you come from the same party and have the same partisan affiliation has every single other person. and that analysts says he expects governor newsom to double down. >> on supporting whichever democrat opposes him in november. it's been 16 years since california voters last elected a republican to a statewide office. republica

. >> state senator brian dolly, the governor capitalized on the state's democratic majority by verbally in fact, in a campaign email yesterday, the governor warned his supporters about dolly's republican record on things like abortion and guns saying, quote, we must take this election seriously. the last thing we can afford is to get caught sleeping during a difficult year for democrats and quote, now one of the one of the things we're going to be watching very carefully going forward, of course, is going to be how the polls shape up between now and november. so we'll keep you updated on that. >> in time right now in another story that we're following is the latest in san jose. remember, we showed you a woman. she came home, saw her husband being held at gunpoint as robbers were ransacking out and then took off in their car. we've got more on this now from has made you? >> there these coming. but the has been a gun. >> killed her husband at gunpoint. >> these folks were home their home was invaded burglarized. in fact, it was one of 2 home invasions that took place back on may 31st in s

his opponent for governor is state senator brian dolly.ked voters one thing in california. >> are you can be better off in 4 more years than you are right now with gavin newsom. are are you ready for some change? but the governor continues to capitalize on the state's democratic majority by verbally attacking the republican party in a campaign email wednesday, newsom warned his supporters about dolly's republican record on abortion and guns. >> saying, quote, we must take this election seriously. the last thing we can afford is to get caught sleeping during a difficult year for democrats. one race in california that could be difficult for democrats. state controller. i feel very, very good about our performance last night. republican lynn each and leads the primary field full of democrats vying for the office. his likely opponent, malia cohen, trailed him by 16% as of wednesday. i think the reality is that people recognize the controller needs to be a fiscal watchdog. >> it needs to be a state official who has the taxpayers interests at he

brian dollies reaction to the results. newsom polling rates are dropping, and i think they're going to continue to drop when the power goes out this summer. we've seen drought . we see him not solving problems, quite frankly, and that's uh, californians are struggling with the cost of living. so i'm looking forward to this, uh, face off with gavin newsom. that's gonna be fun endorsed by the state's republican party. in the lieutenant governor's race. incumbent eleni quinto lakis is leading. she is with 52% of the vote and will face republican angela underwood jacobs in november's general election race for state attorney general shows incumbent rob bonta with the top votes now 55% support republican nathan hochman has 18% support. he's campaigned on the middle ground between tough on crime and reform measures. eric early, very close behind here now what the state's two major political parties say about the crime issue. when you know you're running for governor, you're running for dog catcher. i think it's going to be incred

state senator brian dolly who was running for governor, weighed in during the debate. markets taking some big hits. >> we're not going to see. surpluses like this. again, another unresolved piece of the state's financial puzzle, direct payments promised months ago to californians in response to rising gas prices and inflation in a budget related hearing monday, the legislature plan to move ahead with sending money based on income and family size. >> while newsom's administration told lawmakers it prefer sending money based on car ownership. this has been the same debate for months that despite administration looks forward to working with the assembly and the senate took come to a final budget agreement. the provides media and significant relief to californians in the face of rising costs. now it's still unclear when that line item will be resolved. the state's new fiscal year starts july first at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> we want to talk about heat. intense heat across the west. more than 100 record highs could be shattered by this wednesday. ho

state senator brian dolly finished second with nearly 17% of the vote. none of newsrooms challengers in the gubernatorial recall election last year took part in that primary and a quick reminder here that you can find all the results and all of our political reporting online ktvu .com. and on the ktvu news app. we now know the name of a motorcyclist who died in a crash in san francisco yesterday. the san francisco medical examiner has identified him as 34 year old colin rumbled from alameda county. investigators say a driver was intoxicated when he spun out on the elevated curved ramp connecting southbound one. oh one eastbound 80 that caused rumble to lose control of his motorcycle while trying to avoid the crash. he fell about 40 ft down onto a honda traveling on the ramp connecting westbound 80 southbound one. oh, one below centers. a police have made an arrest in connection with the homicide investigation. carlos espinosa was taken into custody on june 3rd. he was wanted in connection with the deadly shooting on may 17th. that shooting happened on so

state senator brian dolly who is running for governor, weighed in during the debate.arkets taking some big hits. >> we're not going to see. surpluses like this. again, another unresolved piece of the state's financial puzzle, direct payments promised months ago to californians in response to rising gas prices and inflation in a budget related hearing monday, the legislature plan to move ahead with sending money based on income and family size. >> while newsom's administration told lawmakers it prefer sending money based on car ownership. this has been the same debate for months that despite administration looks forward to working with the assembly and the senate took come to a final budget agreement. the provides immediate and significant relief to californians in the face of rising costs. now it's still unclear when that line item will be resolved. the state's new fiscal year starts july first at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. it's 9.38. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news with the cost gas. a lot of people are waiting till the last minute or

senator brian dolly, the most likely candidate to come in second. but a wild card could be author and activist michael shellenberger likely low voter turnout could hurt newsom even though he's run a pretty low key reelection effort so far he is still expected to emerge victorious. well, as we mentioned, those gas prices. are mighty high and just keep getting higher. they've hit new record highs for the 11th day in a row here in the bay area are paying for some of the most expensive gas in the entire country. kron four's charles clifford joining us live now from alameda. >> with more on what he's seen at the charles? >> hey there. young doing these gas prices stories about every 2 weeks or so. and prices just keep going up or past memorial day. gallon our cost of a gallon of gas. it's still rising. let's go and take a look at a graphic here and get some information from triple a which tracks gas prices nationally. and they're saying that right now across the country, a gallon of regular is going for 4.92 a gallon on reg are on that's up about $0.30 f

as for the governor's race, republican state senator brian dolly is going to challenge governor newsom in november. he is from the reading area, says he knows that he has an uphill battle ahead in november with the results showing governor newsom crews through this primary with more than half of the vote. dolly says that he plans on focusing on the issues facing californians. he says that his time in the state legislature is beneficial because it shows that he knows how to work across the aisle they can't afford to live. here leaving our state and they're just tired of getting a lot of their money spent and not getting results for. we're going to be focused on those things during this campaign gavin newsom. >> he is the latest democrat. he's not even well liked in his own party. he's a doesn't understand what a hardworking people in california are facing. and that's who i am. i'm a hard-working person. i'm a small business owner. i've been in the legislature and we'll be talking about the things that are affecting california everyday life and we'll see what happens in november. >> gove

the state republican party is endorsing state senator brian dolly from lassen county. his priorities are combating crime and homelessness and rolling back regulations and oil drilling to help lower gas prices. cost of living is if you're on a fixed income or your hourly wage earner, you're getting destroyed by gavin newsom policies. another challenger, michael shellenberger, is running as an independent, his plan for taking on the state's homelessness crisis would include a ban on camping. they would be there with the police officer to say, look, we can get you into rehab right now. not in san francisco, but in some other place outside of the opener, drug markets or you can go with officer smith here to jail. those are your choices. there are nearly twice as many registered democrats as republicans in our state. so far, the governor's campaign has out raised his opponents by millions of dollars. elections heating up. so is the temperature outside meteorologist mark tamayo is here with more on that market. looks like nice where you are right now. yeah we have some sunsh

as he seek as second term, governor gavin newsom will face republican brian dolly. here in san francisco, the mayor a more moderate democrat, will choose a new d.a. to serve out the remainder of boudin's term. the next election is in november. neil, boudin has not ruled out running again for the office he just lost. back to you. neil: wow. all right. claudia, thank you very, very much for that. i want to go to randy sutton, former las vegas police officer. good having you. unequivocal message, overwhelmingly unequivocal message, san francisco residents, many tip to the left had enough with crime. i wonder if the same signal applies to george gascon in los angeles. maybe we see it in manhattan they can't necessarily recall but the governor can fire you, talking about the d.a. in manhattan, alvin bragg. what do you think is going on? >> this is a watershed moment for the, what we call, i call them trojan horse prosecutors. those who have been voted into office and then you know, made their cities less safe because of their radical agendas and listening to chesa boudin

here's to continuing that fight, and this is how brian dolly reacted to the results. gavin newsom polling rates are dropping, and i think they're going to continue to drop. when the power goes out this summer. we've seen drought . we see him not solving problems, quite frankly, and that's uh, californians are struggling with the cost of living. so i'm looking forward to this, uh, was faced off with gavin newsom. that's gonna be fun tally by the way he's been indoors by california's republican party to the lieutenant governor's race here in california incumbent eleni kuno lakis has 52% of the vote. she will face republican angela underwood jacobs in november's general election. moving to the race for state attorney general the incumbent rumba to is the top vote getter so far with 55% republican nathan hochman has 18% he's campaigned on the middle ground between being tough on crime and reform. close behind. we find eric early was more conservative. let's listen now to what the two major political party said about the issue of crime. when you know you're running for gov

we also know that he will face republican brian dolly on the november ballot.y. republicans are attacking our fundamental rights as americans destroying democracy, stripping a woman of the right to choose and standing idly by as gun violence claims too many lives. california is the antidote to their cynicism, leading with compassion, common sense and science. here's to that. here's to continuing that fight, and this was brian dallies reaction to the results. gavin newsom polling rates are dropping, and i think they're going to continue to drop when the power goes out this summer. we've seen drought. we see we have not solving problems, quite frankly, and that's uh californians are struggling with the cost of living. so i'm looking forward to this, uh, face off with gavin newsom. that's gonna be fun. dolly has been endorsed by the state's republican party. our time is now 604. here's a quick look at the lieutenant governor's race. the incumbent lenny kernel. lakis has 52% of the vote. right now she'll be facing republican angela underwood jacobs in november's ge

the state republican party is endorsing state senator brian dolly from lassen county.ness and rolling back regulations on oil drilling to help gas prices. cost of living is if you're on a fixed income or your hourly wage earner, you're getting destroyed by gavin newsom policies. another challenger, michael shellenberger, is running as an independent. he says he has a plan for taking on the state's homelessness and drug crisis, including enforcement of a camping ban. they would be there with the police officer to say, look, we can get you into rehab right now. not in san francisco, but in some other place outside of the opener, drug markets or you can go with officer smith here to jail. those are your choices. the numbers are in newsom's favor. there are nearly twice as many registered democrats as republicans in the state, and so far his campaign has out raised his opponents by millions of dollars time now, 6 18 will caught on camera part of a cliff collapsed in northern arizona and fell into lake powell. now the woman recording this video says. that cliff collapse cau

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and brian, dolly for governor or the governor's race. well, the governor's right. that's it. that's it. that's the matchup that newsom on it. so >> he's going to get people explain to people who aren't paying attention was that the because he wants he wants a contrast between democrats and republicans because this is a democrat state. they're going to be democratic issues that he's going to want to push. the party is going to push for the midterms that. usually result in a big surge and in the democratic party, turnout. so he did not want some sort of unknown independent with it with money of their own as there was one other candidate in this race fit that bill. so this is something that that they actually pushed with their own money. going to see no party preference voters, no party preference candidates not doing well in the governor's race, not doing well in the 80's raced up and down the ballot. all righ another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully