reporter: a political firestorm is brewing over groups of migrants that were flown to california's capital. floridaeir emergency management division shows migrants signing paperwork agreeing to go to california. >> human beings are being used as political pawns in someone's political game. >> reporter: since friday, two private jets carrying three dozen asylum-seekers, mainly from venezuela, traveled to sacramento from the texas border. it is believed many of them had no idea where they were going, despite florida's claims. california's attorney general, rob bonta, is now investigating. >> we believe these individuals were lied to, deceived, manipulated, exploited, and abused. it's certainly morally bankrupt, and also potentially illegal. >> reporter: bonta points to a $12 million program in the state that funds the transport of "unauthorized aliens" out of florida. >> they don't work with migrants or immigrants who ever touch foot and set foot in florida. they are in texas. >> reporter: last year, florida governor ron desantis also claimed responsibility for transporting 49 migrants from texas to

in florida you have a zero tax rate. in california at 13.3% because they have this 1% tax on the very rich. the sales tax, 6% in florida. perhaps as a result or some could argue as a result of this, the unemployment rate in florida is 2.5%. in california it's 4.5%. florida has a budget surplus of $117 billion while california has a budget deficit of $31.5 billion. it looks like from these figures that florida has a better solution than california does. >> i think there is one other set of numbers that's important. the thousands of people who are moving to florida every week, every month, every year, and the thousands of people leaving california at the same time. florida has a positive net in-migration rate and california has a negative out-ply gracious rate. plus a certain number of lifestyle. and like safety falling apart in parts of california. david: it's not just people moving. it's businesses leaving en masse. if you look at the various numbers of businesses that moved out, it's clear they are having a problem there. which means

despite florida's claims. california'snow investigating. >> we believe these individuals were lied to, deceived, manipulated, exploited, and abused. certainly morally bankrupt, and also potentially illegal. >> reporter: bonta points to a 12 million dollar program in the state that funds the transport of "unauthorized aliens" out of florida. >> they don't work with migrants or immigrants will ever touch foot and set foot in florida. they are in texas. >> reporter: last year, florida governor ron desantis also claimed responsibility for transporting 49 migrants from texas to martha's vineyard in massachusetts. meanwhile, sacramento's leaders are well thing the asylum-seekers. >> we will never cower. ever. we will welcome people. we always have. we always willhog the asylum-seekers. in rt gove gavin newsom called pheticd to charge him with kidnapping. he also said california will lead with inclusive and just policies. norah? >> norah: elise preston, thank you very much. today, former new jersey governor chris christie filed t

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california has the highest poverty rate in the country. floridan't shutdown like california as during covid as newsom broke his own mask mandate, french laundry restaurant anyone, super bowl? again and again and at last check, there aren't tent cities taking up good chunks of tampa or jacksonville like they are in los angeles or the city by the bay, so newsom can talk tough, stu, while living this land of, you know, lollipop s and rainbows. a simple look at his record shows he's all foam and no beer. stuart: next one for you, joe. newsom refused to give his opinion on biden's mental health watch this. >> do you think he's cognitive ly strong enough to be president? >> i had conversations with him all the time, yes and i'll tell you what you do. >> i'm dead serious about that. >> i've talked to him when he's been overseas. i've been in air force one, marine one, the limo with him, i've spent time with him. >> okay, but you never answered my question directly. how many times does your phone ping a day people saying you need to get in this race becau

su proceso de admisiÓn, esta acciÓn afirmativa ya habÍa sido prohibida en nueve estados como california, floridashire, oklahoma y washington, pero hoy tras el fallo del mÁximo tribunal las universidades en todo el paÍs ya no estÁn sujetas a esa normativa, cristina londoÑo informa. >> la corte suprema de justicia le dio el golpe de gracia a los programas de acciÓn afirmativa, josÉ coronado, graduado de harvard lo tomÓ como una ofensa personal. >> quiÉn todavÍa vive en los barrios mÁs pobres de los estados unidos? ¿quiÉnes son? la comunidad afroamericana y la comunidad latina. >> a nombre de la mayorÍa el presidente de la corte john roberts dijo que los estudiantes deben ser evaluados por sus logros individuales y no como lo han hecho algunas universidades que han concluido equivocadamente que el centro de la identidad de un individuo no son los retos superados, las habilidades construidas o las lecciones aprendidas, sino el color de su piel. esta familia celebrÓ la decisiÓn. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >> en la minorÍa la jueza puertorriqueÑa sotomayor opinÓ que es una decisiÓn prematura en una

estados como california, florida, washington,oklahoma y idaho han prohibido la acciÓn afirmativa.onald trump, diciendo que si la mitad de las acusaciones se demuestran ciertas entonces trump estÁ frito. una secciÓn de un puente en la carretera 95 en filadelfia colapsÓ luego de que un camiÓn cisterna se incendiara justo debajo de la estructura, tras desatarse el incendio de la cisterna se reportaron varias pequeÑas explosiones que se cree fueron ocasionadas por lÍneas de gas en el puente. se desconoce quÉ ocasionÓ el incendio en el camiÓn y no se han reportado vÍctimas humanas. la ciudad de nueva york, una de las ciudades con mayor trÁfico vehicular en el mundo, se prepara para cobrar a los vehÍculos que entren en el bajo manhattan. el cobro, cuyo monto no se ha definido, es llamado costo de congestionamiento. este fin de semana se acordÓ pagar $ 45 millones a una familia de un hombre que bajo detenciÓn policial recibiÓ tensiones que lo dejaron cuadriplÉgico. guillermo gonzÁlez nos trae imÁgenes de los incidentes. guillermo: el incidente ocurriÓ en connecticut. cinco policÍas reali

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that would be florida and california. wo states when it comes to their economic outlook? interesting question. madison alworth is here to break it down for us. hey, madison. >> reporter: ashley, florida of course not shy when it comes to the spotlight for presidential elections. it is already playing a big role in this cycle. there are three candidates vying for the role of republican nominee that hail from the state. both miami mayor francis suarez and florida governor ron desantis are pointing to their success in the state as reason for support. often directly contrasting it with the stumbles of blue states like california. >> miami is now the fastest growing tech center in the world. i wish i could take all the credit but to be fair i have to give some credit to california's leaders. i mean they have helped us sell a lot of miami real estate. [laughter]. now is the time for our nation to embrace an innovation driven economic policy for the next generation. >> reporter: gop hopefuls point to california's dramatic drop in

the state of florida said migrants gave verbal and written consent to be flown to california. there is criticism about the move. you can see video of people holding some kind of paperwork. despite the florida claims the california attorney general is now investigating exactly what happened. >> he did not know and he told me for fact he did not know. he did not know they were in sacramental until they were in sacramental. the kidnapping crime is a category where looking at. >> meanwhile governor newsom issuing a statement calling ron desantis pathetic and threatening him with kidnapping charges. >>> former vice president mike pence in the race for president officially in the two-time running mate for former president donald trump casting himself at the conservative alternative to the gop front runner. two more candidates are already putting their name in the republican field also. that's new jersey governor chris christie and north dakota governor doug burgum >>> highlighting an issue with mosquitoes and we will let you know how to keep them from taking over your backyard and gi

reporter: a political firestorm is brewing over groups of migrants that were flown to california's capital. floridaergency management division shows migrants signing paperwork agreeing to go to california. >> human beings are being used as political pawns in someone's political game. >> reporter: since friday, two private jets carrying three dozen asylum seekers, mainly from venezuela, traveled to sacramento from the texas border. it's believed many of them had no idea where they were going despite florida's claims. california's attorney general, rob bonta, is now investigating. >> we believe these individuals were lied to, deceived, manipulated, exploited, and abused. it's certainly morally bankrupt and also potentially illegal. >> reporter: bonta points to a $12 million program in the state that funds the transport of, quote, unauthorized aliens out of florida. >> they don't work with migrants or immigrants who ever touched foot and set foot in florida. they're in texas. >> reporter: last year, florida governor ron desantis also claimed responsibility for transporting 49 migrants from texas to ma

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. >> one in president biden's political rivals is also coming to california. florida governor ron desantis will be in sacramento tomorrow morning for a private fundraiser for his presidential campaign desantis. a stop in california is his first to the state since he and his administration flew. 36 migrants from the southern border to sacramento. >> coming up tonight here at 10, a new art display atop the sales force tower celebrating resilience and the lgbtq+ community. we're hearing from creator. >> plus, alameda county is ringing in the summer. we're going to take to the opening of the county >> and a building in the south bay once used to house homeless people might soon be demolished. details on what the space could turn into break. you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser permanente you can choose your doctor who works with othe

. >>> the state of florida firing back after california governor gavin newsom floated kidnapping charges against their governor, ron desantis, for flying migrants into sacramento. florida's division of emergency management claims the two flights were voluntary, and tha even did this. they released almost 2.5 minutes of video showing migrants signing waiver , even dancing to music and posing for photos. but as steve large reports, the california attorney general has a very different story. >> reporter: the state of florida video shows celebration by migrants on route to california. one man, after getting off the plane, saying i spanish, we made it to california. thank god. very thankful to god. there is an exchange with a roomful of migrants asking how they are being treated. the state of florida issued a statement tha the migrants gave verbal and written consent to be moved to california. rob bonta says his own conversations with migrants contradict with the video shows and could even lead to criminal charges. >> many did not know. i know that for a fact. they told me they did not know t

most people moved to other bay area counties and southern california, but that data reveals florida's miami-dade county saw the largest percentage spike for san franciscans. other hot destinations for previous san francisco residents include massachusetts, boston, and hawaii. to get more stories early, join us for "today in the bay" monday through friday from 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. i'm marcus washington. back to you. >> moving to hawaii, all right, marcus, thank you. >>> speaking of leaving, what's the future hold for the a's? we have no idea. the team wants to move to vegas but nevada lawmakers adjourned their four-month legislative session at midnight last night, and they didn't even hold a vote on the a's stadium proposal. the a's are looking for about $380 million from nevada to build their ballpark on the vegas strip. stadium proposal could potentially be considered in a special legislative session later on, but as of now there's no guarantee the proposal would be part of that agenda for that session. >>> whenever there's rain, we like to check on our reservoirs. last summer, they wer

carolina: "todos somos florida", usted es el director de esta cÁmara que ha estado circulando desde californias mejores noticias. buenos dÍas. >> gracias. buenos dÍas. borja: cambiamos el tema, hoy es el segundo dÍa de mayor trÁnsito en los aeropuertos por el feriado del 4 de julio, y tenemos que decirle, el panorama no es nada alentador. en el transcurso sÓlo de esta maÑana ya se registran mÁs de 250 nuevas cancelaciones. sÓlo en el aeropuerto internacional de los Ángeles, para que tenga una idea, van a viajar casi 3 millones de personas por este fin de semana largo, como siempre decimos, la paciencia tambiÉn hay que empacarla. carolina: pero afortunadamente, tambiÉn tenemos buenas noticias para muchas personas, porque al menos la gasolina nos da un pequeÑo respiro segÚn la triple a unos 40 y 3,2 millones de personas van a abarrotar las carreteras. los precios dedibles eran mucho mÁs bajos que la pasada. la sunda mayor caÍda de precios en un aÑo ha dejado la media regular en 3,55 $ el galÓn, por lo menos algo bueno. borja: en otras noticias que acaparan titulares el dÍa de hoy aquÍ en la "edi

could make a small expenditure on some billboards and youtube ads in florida, attacking desantis, and he got more media coverage in california than if he had spent that money putting up billboards in fresno or something. so the cost effectiveness of doing a small expenditure in texas or florida and getting the media and people to talk that him. it was a smart strategy. >> great information. thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next, usc, ucla, or san jose state. how san jose state grads are outearning grads from many of those prestigious universities. also, this has people scratching their heads. a bald eagle adopting a red-tailed hawk in the south bay. the reason it is want more e from your r vitam? get m more with n nature's bob. from t the first-e-ever tripe actition sleep s supplement.. to daily d digestive s suppor. to more wewellness sololutios every daday. get m more with n nature's bob. >>> welcome back. we like this. when the underdog gets the victory, who needs an expensive college degree. if you're getting a tech job in the bay area, it is about proximity. new numbers show that san jose state

national lead, gavin newsom, a democrat is going after florida governor ron desantis on twit ercalling him a small pathetic man adding the state of california'snt dropping off migrants in california. florida took credit for it saying they participated willingly. in california, the attorney general joins us now. thank you for joining us. you've been referring to this movement of migrants as state sanctioned kidnapping. doesn't that seem a little strong? >> we are looking at the possibility of criminal liability, including kidnapping and related other crimes, including false imprisonment, based on the same major elements here, which is deception, lying, misrepresentation, plus the movement of the asylum seekers across state lines over thousands of miles. so we believe that it's appropriate to call actions what they are. and to call out the inhumanity, cruelty, and the political gamesmanship here, which is really falling on the backs of human beings and people here for cheap political game. >> how many of these asylum seekers have arrived on these flights to sacramento from florida? >> the flights are from texas, to be clear. not one of them set

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per capita, more floridians move to california than california is moving to florida. that i don't imagine is in one

florida kidnapped migrants and brought them to california? >> i think i'm small and pathetic, very seen jen russ. he's weakness masquerading as strength. he's flailing, desperate for attention. let's level set here. let's level set. here's a governor from the state of florida that is using taxpayer money and then took them on a chartered flight to sacramento, lying to them that they had help on the other side, knocked on the door, and they left these migrants right there on the steps. what kind of human being does that? >> you can watch the rest of that fiery interview with governor newsom tomorrow morning on the "today" show. >>> the a's future in las vegas is being decided right about now. as we speak, nevada lawmakers are deciding on whether or not to give the a's millions of dollars for that las vegas ballpark. the nevada governor called a special session today specifically to hammer out this deal. the team is asking for $380 million of public funds to build a new stadium on the strip. some nevada lawmakers are skeptical as to why billiona

-california matchup fascinating, booming dynamic florida. ople flocking into the state. no state income tax, a budget surplus, school choice, good heavens, what do you want? compare that to high tax, ohio poverty, homeless plagued deeply in debt california where hundreds of thousands are just trying to get out. that is a contest with very different visions for america. a desantis-newsom election will be forward-looking. it would point the way towards america of the future, a generational change in our political leadership. as the president's age and trump's legal standing turn people off, the top tier election being turned off watch the second-tier. desantis-newsom, florida-california, my opinion, capitalism versus socialism. that is the election we need. the second hour of "varney" is just getting started. ♪. stuart: the markets are closed but we've got important number. it is called homebuilder sentiment. ashley is with us. what is the number, ash? >> good morning, stu, the number is 55. this marks the sixth straight month by the way that b

most are in california, florida and texas. there's 358 in california. there's only one in hawaii. i found that kind of a in the hall out in all why there's of one. >> yeah, it seems the seams of the condition that be one per island hands. okay. all right. so we've talked a lot about. >> you know, the way that electric cars are going here in california, they're going to be in all new has to be electric and that we needed to catch up charging ways. so then this will help the nation catch-up, charging lies because we won't have to keep building building. this test is tesla already has so many this at the idea. >> yeah. the inflation reduction basically gives tesla billions of dollars to open up their system to competitors and for instance, and the closest star to say was 5 miles away 2 months ago. now they just opened one up one mile and since i live closer to the ocean off of sun, rough up foul. it's like the last place you'd stop. so he it's you're seeing what they're doing. they're filling in the holes where where they need but there's companies that are publicly traded charge poi

liz: you know, so florida officials are insisting that the migrants all traveled voluntarily to californiag. florida released the video that debunked that kidnapping allegation out of the california governors office. it shows the illegal immigrants thanking god for being california, for going there. watch this. >> [inaudible] liz: so they are saying thank god we're in california, carol but we have california attorney general, he's saying he's still looking to potentially bring criminal charges against those involved, you know, in florida. go ahead. >> yeah, you're trying to explain crazy and insanity. we have all seen the video that people were doing this voluntarily. they were signing up for this , and why would they not want to? california has advertised all of the benefits that they have given to people who are in the country illegally. it sounds like a bonanza, so if you had your choice are you going to be in a state who wants to crackdown on illegal immigrants or the one whose been advertising hey, this is a great place, come here, open arms, you're going to get all this kind of stuff

they had no idea they were in california or how long the trip was going to take. >> reporter: tonight, florida officials confirm what california has suspected for days. they're hind the relocation. they released video they claim shows the migrants signing waivers consenting to travel and celebrating as they travel and land in california. a spokesperson for governor gavin newsom quickly shot back. "this is exploitive propaganda being peddled by a politician who has shown there are no depths he won't sink to in his desperate effort to score a political point." state attorney general rob bonta says the evidence they've uncovered shows the migrants were lied to and deceived. he says a civil and criminal investigation is under way. >> it's clear to me that it's part of a cruel and inhumane political stunt for cheap points, for someone to try to revive their flailing presidential campaign. and it's wrong. it's cruel. and it's potentially illegal. >> reporter: meanwhile, those caring for the individuals who landed sacramento's doorstep say their mission is clear. >> we stand to deliver on jobs. we st

meanwhile, one of the president's political rivals is also coming to california. florida governor ron desantis will be in sacramento tomorrow morning for a private fundraiser for his presidential campaign. desantis is stop in california is his first visit to the state since he and his administration flu. 36 migrants from the southern border to sacramento. >> still ahead here tonight, the covid emergency might be over, but millions of people are still living with serious side effects from the illness. we're hearing from those who say long covid is affecting their everyday lives and earthquake hits the coast of mexico. more on what we know about it ahead. plus, an exclusive poll showing who californians from both parties are supporting ahead of next year's presidential election. breaking down those numbers for you next. >> republicans in california support trump in the majority of democrats. they support. >> those results just released an exclusive poll from inside california politics and emerson college capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a breakdown of those results.

california has highest poverty rate, highest homeless rate in the country and people are leaving california for floridan the country. mass exodus from one state and going to another state. this is what gavin newsom is trying to do here, deflect from the fact california used to be a great state and now it is a state people want to get out of quickly as possible. not just people, businesses and florida is state where people want to go into. we got to go. >> carley: if you support sanctuary city policies, you should be welcoming migrants to your state with open arms. thank you for joining us. i'm sure you heard this yesterday. the golf world is in shock after pga and liv golf announce they are partnering up and ending their rivalry. >> todd: welcome to the jungle. players are upset after being left in the dark as talks were happening. details for you on a whopper next. if we want a more viable future for our kids, we need to find more sustainable ways of doing things. america's plastic makers are investing billions of dollars in new technologies and creating plastic products that are more recyclable. dura

este 1 de junio se han organizado protestas en distintas partes del país desde los Ángeles california hasta floridaos a las personas que participen se escucha la motivación dicen si hay que hacerlo vamos a hacerlo >> el panfleto con los datos de los representantes que aprobaron la ley porque el día de mañana que la comunidad le dejé saber que la ley que aprobaron le hace mal a su familia para su negocio >> le preguntamos al gobernador sobre esta propuesta pero no hemos recibido respuestas >> atención con este dato el verano todavía no empieza pero lo que va de este año ya se duplicó el número de niños muertos dentro de autos que dejaron olvidados o como que suceden el 255 por r ciento de casosos entraroron por sus s pr medios y y quedaron n atrapadoss >> con esta campaña tratan de evitar más muertes de niños olvidados dentro de vehículos ya lo que va del año seis niños han muerto >> siempre que andar pendientes de ellos es que yo no me explico cómo un padre puede olvidar un o el carro >> en la última semana tres niños murieron una madre adoptiva dejó olvidado a un niño en su auto cuando se bajó a t

florida. >> this is happening as california accuses florida of flying migrants to sacramento twice in the past week. a florida spokesperson confirmed the state did arrange those flights. >>> governor gavin newsom has something to say about those flights to sacramento. on the "today" show, the governor weighed in on a variety of issues including his criticism of desantis. >> i want to get this right. you called him a small, pathetic man and asked, quote, kidnapping charges? is that what you believe happened, governor desantis kidnapped migrants and brought them to california? >> i think i'm being generous, small and pathetic. very generous. weakness masquerading as strength. he's flailing. desperate for attention. let's just level set here. here's a governor from the state of florida that is using taxpayer money, then took them on a chartered flight to sacramento, lying to them that they had help on the other side. knocked on the door, and they left these migrants right there on the steps. what kind of human being does that? >> if you want to see more of that fiery interview, the full interview

california. disney is moving their jobs back from florida. you didn't acknowledge per capita floridians coming back to california. this was a nominalist. don't count us out. i've been hearing this -- >> i am not. i have a list of the state head quarters. you can take a look at them. these are the corporations that left your state. corporate headquarters, one after another after another. there's a lot. >> how many jobs are we creating. how many unicorn companies. we have three times florida, the number of texas president don't omit all of the facts. >> sean: i'm asking you not to omit all of the facts. we have all of these corp corpo corporations. tesla, apple, nestle -- >> their world -- >> sean: business headquarters out of your state. >> how many jobs -- >> sean: here's the list. >> how many jobs left with them? you need to know. none. it was insignificant. we create sword companies every kay, more billionaires -- >> i'm scrolling the companies. >> one half of million's $1 billion valued companies are in the state of california. this state e

and one of the president's political rivals also coming to california. >> florida governor ron desantis will be in sacramento tomorrow morning for a private fundraiser for his presidential campaign desantis. a stop in california is his first visit to the state since he and his administration flu. 36 migrants from the southern border. 2, the capital city. >> we do want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. taking a live look at downtown san francisco. transamerica pyramid there as the sun is setting. we still got quite a bit of wind. yeah, you can see just off to the bottom half of the screen there. the trees kind of whipping around. rodriguez joining us now with a look at the murray city. yeah, the sun certainly setting very late this evening and winter are. some are still says just around the corner on wednesday. so let's take a look at this beautiful post sunset out there in the east bay over berkeley. and we're going to see the sunset at 8.35. for the next couple of nights, even for the longest day of the year, as far as some light goes on wednesday. >> just in time for

more florideans move to california than californians moving to florida. >> overall, 13,000 more and last from california to florida and per capita it's sort of a wash and nets out to zero but that's cause as i said earlier, the californians are disproportionately going to california and they're picking other red states beside florida and they're getting a lot of republic and a lot of people leaving the red states that they mentioned earlier and they're going to other red states such as florida. it's like people leaving blue states are mostly going red and people leaving red states are going red and last week it was report in the la times that 40% of californians are considering leaving the state. now obviously they're not all going to go through with it but it's a pretty big pool of people that want to jump ship and he's down playing that. stuart: he's not declared yet but how do you run for presidency when people are leaving your state and have a homeless problem and drug problem and highest poverty rate in the country and how can this man expect or suggest he'll be the president? >> th

and coming today to northern california, florida governor and republican presidential candidate ron desantis. desantis will be at private fundraisers in sacramento and in woodside. and over the weekend, he addressed republicans in nevada saying he wants to dismantle what he calls a culture of losing in the republican party. you you're not going to be able to make any excuses about the 2024 election, the time for excuses is over. yeah, the message by desantis is his first in california since he and his administration in florida admitted being involved in transporting 36 migrants from texas to sacramento. and now we're learning more about what the migrants were told when they flew from florida to sacramento back on june second and june 5th in sacramento. obi was shown a copy of the form the migrants signed before they left florida. that form says the migrant consents to participate in the state of florida's voluntary transportation program and that no promises were made about employment or any other assistance once the migrants arrived in california. but some of the people now helping the migr

brought dozens of migrants to sacramento, video shows migrants celebrating their arrival to california. floridafficials say the 36 migrants boarded those flights voluntarily, one group arrived in sacramento friday, another yesterday. in sacramento the faith-based group that is helping those people says the migrants were misled, many traveled for months from colombia, guatemala and venezuela to reach the texas border. after their journey to sacramento a bus took them to the catholic diocese in sacramento or a driver promised to come back but never returned. >> folks feel scared. they said halfway through their travel they realized they were not going to a job site. instead they were going somewhere far away. >> asylum-seekers are juggling immigration court dates and searching for jobs. the mayor of sacramento is calling this series of events that took them from texas to sacramento evil and wrong. >> san francisco police launched an operation last week to focus on cleaning up the streets and today on abc seven answers program at 3:00 the mayor talked about that effort. >> we have been able to tak

governor newsom is going after governor ron desantis of the flights of migrants from florida to californiadesantis, and this is what he said. "you small pathetic man" and threatened possible kidnapping charges because florida had used emergency flights to help people go from texas up to california. and florida responded with a video of -- they said this is what it is like. this is how onerous and terrible the situation is for the migrants. watch. ♪ ♪ >> martha: i mean, this is, this is insane. i mean, if anybody had told me, why would you not line up and go through terrible situation for as long as a trip to get here, be put on a party bus, be put up in a hotel, sent to wherever you want to go, and governor newsom is calling this kidnapping. >> do they look like people running for their lives as refugees. >> martha: no, they are all well dressed, everyone looks and good shape, clean, i saw a woman walking around in her high heels, which i don't understand. >> operation lone star is doing with the federal government should be doing and they did for the 30 states with national guard availabl

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the governors of california and florida clash after dozens of migrants were dropped off in the golden state >>> a fatal dispute. a mother shot dead in front of her own son. the grisly murder allegedly carried out by her neighbor. >>> offer overturned college grads land jobs only to have them resinlcinded >>> meet the man hiking 14,000 miles. it's wednesday, june 7th "early today" starts right now >> good morning, i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. we begin with the breaking news in virginia. a high school graduation ceremony in richmond turned into america's latest mass shooting two men were killed. a 36-year-old and a 18-year-old who had just gotten his diploma. at least 11 other people were hurt, either bit gunshots or in the panic that followed. >> people were having panic attacks, falling on the ground, screaming. some people fell, one child was hit by a car this was a very chaotic scene. >> a 31-year-old victim is being treated at the hospital with life-threatening injures police say a 19-year-old suspect is in custody. they think he may have known at least one of the victim

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will 7.11, and today one of president biden's political rivals is also coming to california. florida governor ron desantis is going to be in sacramento this morning at a private fundraiser for his presidential campaign. his stop in california is his first visit to our state since he and his administration flu. 36 migrants from the southern border to sacramento. >> we're going to take a break here at 7.12. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news secretary of state anthony blinken visiting china this morning. both countries trying morning. both countries trying ease their tense re ♪ at olive garden, our cheese will make you melt. and leave you bubbling with joy. best part is, it keeps coming 'til you say “when." ♪ olive garden. we're all family here. >> 7.14, and and throughout this pride month, a special video is on this play. if you look up at sales force tower real late at night, this is what you can see. it's a fusion of art. technology is the work of artist edgar fabian. free u.s. and it's called, hey chi. so to 2. and it's a 9 minute celebration of resilience in the lgbtq+ commun

happening today, one of president biden's political rivals is also coming to california. floridasantis will be in sacramento this morning for a private fundraiser for his presidential campaign. desantis says stop in california is his first visit to the state since he is in his administration flew 36 migrants from the southern border to sacramento. 5.19, the nation's top diplomat just met with the chinese president has both countries acknowledge their growing tense relationship? secretary of state antony blinken's visit to china comes after he postponed a trip in february following the shootdown of a chinese surveillance balloon over the u.s. washington correspondent jessi turnure joins us live with the latest. jesse? john, during a press conference just a little bit ago, blinken confirmed what many had kind of expected going into this visit that. >> you know, not many major breakthroughs would occur, but the meetings themselves marked some progress. >> secretary of state antony blinken met with chinese president xi and other top officials in an effort to ease tensions between the

the new evidence california's attorney general says he has showing florida leaders are behind two flights that dropped off migrants in sacramento. >>> plus, tracking rain across the bay area. it's a steady pour in some cities. meteorologist kari hall is timing it out hour by hour. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's talk about that rain. >> talk about it. yeah, midday right here, you can see that rain was pouring down there, making its way across the bay area. look at this. mike inouye shot this in our parking lot from the south bay in our studios there about an hour ago. we rarely see rain coming down like this. we haven't seen it in a long time, especially in june. >> yeah, in june. and we've seen a decent amount across the parts of the bay area. it's continuing. what we've been watching for is if there will be any thunderstorms, and so far we haven't seen that. everybody's got their pots outside. they're getting water on the lawn. this is working its way from san jose toward the peninsula and into the north bay. north bay rig

california continues to be a dominant economic engine. >> so, he says florida doesn't come close. what's your response there? >> i'd say two things. one, we are number one in new business formations even though we are 60 percent of the size of california we have more business formations here. we have way less tax way less debt. we have led amongst all big states since covid in economic growth our unemployment rate is 2.6 percent, california's is over 4 percent and here's the proof in the putting, kaley. for decades in this country people have beaten a path to california. beautiful state. great topography, diversity of communities you can live in and yet they never lost population until their current governor took office. now they're hemorrhaging wealth and population because you see things like what i saw the other day in san francisco, people defecating on a sidewalking people in open air drug market using fentanyl. i saw them using crack cocaine. i had some of the left wing san francisco people say some nasty things to me but you know what i had, kaley? i had the police officers

>> it's a 10 and also happening today with president biden's political rivals is coming to california. florida governor ron desantis is going to be sacramento this morning for a private fundraiser for his presidential campaign. his stop here in our state is his first visit since he and his administration sent 36 migrants on a flight from southern southern border to sacramento. >> we will take a quick break here at a 10. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news secretary of state antony blinken is visiting. china has both countries struggle with their tents relationship at the moment. have more on his visit in just a minute. and after the break, we're going introduce you to the artist who created that pride themed artwork that you're seeing topped the sales force tower here in the overnight hours. so more of his story, too. and today is looking like a pleasant one at 60's to 70's across the board. if you are heading to the coast or >> playing on going on. a hike, though, do you know things about flight, the >> it's a 13 and we want to give you the very latest update on the snell fire, which is b

we'll and today one of biden's political rivals is also going to be in california. florida governor ron desantis will be in sacramento this morning. he's going to be a private fundraiser for his presidential campaign. his stop here in our state is his first visit here since he and his administration flew. 36 migrants from the southern border to sacramento. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, secretary of state anthony blinken is in china visiting as the 2 countries. well, there strain in the relationship right now put nicely that way. and after the break, it's pet preparedness month. we'll tell you what the red cross is. you have to be ready to to help your pet in an emergency. >> and be prepared for a sunshiny, but breezy day today, it's 60's to 70's all across the bay area. definitely cooler than you're us want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty. >> this month is pet preparedness month and the