, it's always been we are california dreamers. have the california dream. and what is lovely about this poll, it shows we are still very optimistic and happy with california. but there's places we need to ensure we are fixing and making the state correct when it comes to our economic well billing -- economic well-being. kristen: how can lawmakers and leaders build on the public opinions? >> a couple of things are really important. the continued investment in our in education infrastructure and ensuring there are opportunities for all to move on to either career title or to higher education. the other is investment in small businesses and micro-businesses. there's a growth happening in our communities when it comes to micro-businesses and small businesses. if a latino that has a small business was able to hire one other employee, that is 89,00 employees in california alone. so let's invest in what we know is working, our education infrastructure and the small businesses and micro-businesses. kristen: much for joining us today. next

the ruling could impact ove 50,000 so-called dreamers in our state of california. our media partner the sf standard will be here to break down the potential fallout. new developments in the saga involving the oakland a's. a major league baseball commissioner, rob manfred apologized a fan saying he feels sorry for the team as they are eyeing a move to las vegas. he called out the city of oakland saying there was never a concrete proposal to keep the team in the town. oakland mayor hsing towel had a lot to say about that. i spoke with her on mid-day live where we talked about the future of baseball in oakland and a lot more. here is our conversation. so much to get into so we will try to pack as much as we can into the next five minutes. i want to start with the a's. all eyes on the batter governor joe lombardo and his desk after the legislature passed a funding agreement for $380 million to build the ballpark in las vegas. you released a statement after the a's did, saying this is not a done deal until shovels are in the ground. looks all but certain that the govern

i also am mindful we are here in california and i want to take the opportunity to brag a little bit. the state of dreamers, tours, a state that has prided itself on being on the leading and cutting edge of new ideas. here we are in the bay area. the sores of so much energy and innovation literally and figuratively. a stones throw away from palo alto. love to say about this region the future happens here first. as it relates to climate change, we are mindful of our role and responsibility to address it. so much i've i think what makes california unique and special is exampled in the work we have done to attack the issue of climate change. that goes back decades. from my birth the 1967 the california resources order was conceived by a republican governor. the work that president nixon advanced. republicans. not just democrats were leading the way in terms of addressing our efforts to mitigate the most acute impacts of climate change. that has significantly changed over the course of the last half-century. we are here mindful of that as a backdrop also mindful of the extraordinary progress president biden ha

proud of this entrepreneurs we are proud of those dreamers and those risktakers i'm a small business person and i am passionate about that. california never held me back. and elon musk because of the regulatory minus >> they move them back to save money. the world headquarters back and this is no state doing more that's the answer. these companies are starting. to increase their profits and save money and they create the conditions where they flourish and they get to a point of maturity and a point of becoming multinationals and they moved to headquarters. >> greener pastures are looking as it relates to economic risks and there are thousands 47 percent increase in business startups. and it's almost a point of success we birth these folks they move out of the house and they build the company is here and all of a sudden they are paying the high tax bill. and this is on its way to make this the fourth-largest economy. what are you arguing for? mississippi's policy? >> it was a debacle. 71 percent. >> 71 percent of the gdp. progressive policies that are paying high taxes. >> seven of the top 10 dependent states that we are subsidizing