senator dianne feinstein will not receive the endorsement of the california state democratic party seeking re-election. she received support of 37%. 64% supported her -- 54% support ed her opponent. 60% is required to get the california state democrat endorsement. regardless, feinstein is heavily favored to win come november. >>> former first lady michelle obama is working on a memoir set to be released on november 13th by penguin random house. becoming: the memoir of michelle obama will be published in 24 languages. an audio book version will be re leased voiced by the former first lady herself. it will be her second book. in 2012 she published american grown. >> there is a new app that could stop those annoying robocalling from invading your cell phone. zachary has more. >> reporter: tonight the department of justice cracking down on phone scams and fraud sters. >> hello, this is rachel at cardholder services. >> reporter: they're relent less, conning people like marjory out of her life savings. >> it pains me to say this, but she took her life because of this incident. en. >> reporter:

kron4's haaziq madyun has the story sotcalifornia state assembly: "we have learned about ice agents fanning across northen california that we understand have hit 77-businesses">it is a federal i-9 audit or inspection. it requires employers to verify the identity and employment eligibility of their employees. these i-9 audits and inspections are conducted by federal immigration and custom enforcement officers nat/sot leaders from san francisco's faith, labor and state law maker community held a press conference outside sf's federal immigration building to make sure employers and their employees know their rights if ice agents show up at the work place. there is a new law authored by california state assembly member david chui sot accor

gallagher / california state assembly: "now that there's policy that no ccw carrier can go onto a school campus in california, you know our students are sitting ducks.">( marty ) the education committee at the capitol is going to review the armed -guard proposal. ( marty ) still ahead ... the giants and a's take the field for their first spring traiing games this season gary radnich has the highlights in weekend sports.

gallagher / california state assembly: "now that there's policy that no ccw carrier can go onto a school campus in california, you know our students are sitting ducks."> (vikki) an educational committee is set to review the armed-guard proposal. (grant) tonight --- president trump says he believes congress will support his push to allow some teachers carry guns on school grounds. trump says arming trained school staff will prevent future massacres. (vikki) but as white house correspondent mark meredith explains, the nation's largest teacher's union says they don't want guns anywhere near their classrooms. trt: 1:26out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. nat: "you have to have protection inside the schools"president trump says after last week's deadly massacre at a florida high school, america's leaders must find new ways to secure schools.nat: "we're going to - we're going to make changes. i see congress wanting to act now for the first time."the president is urging congress to consider several ideas. among them: letting trained teachers and staff carry concealed guns on campus.b

gallagher / california state assembly: "now that there's policy that no ccw carrier can go onto a school campus in california, you know our students are sitting ducks."> (pam) an (pam)sitting ducks."> (pam) an educational committee is set to review the armed -guard proposal. (grant) the florida first responders who arrived on scene at last week's on scene at who arrived responders who arrived on scene at last week's school shooting walked into a building filled with blood, gun-smoke, and murdered children and staff. new at ten: c-n-n's rosa flores spoke with some of them, who say even as trained professionals, it was a gut-wrenching ordeal. nats radio: "active shooter situation in parkland." george schmidt, coral spring police patrol officer: "you're anticipating you're going to take on gunfire, you're looking for it."these first responders were among the first to enter marjory stoneman douglas high school... after a gunman fired indiscriminately at students and teachers.nicholas mazzei, coral spring police sgt.: "the first thing we saw was a

were superficial.james gallagher/(r) california state assembly"our current statute says the dam should be inspected from time to time, obviously this is completely insufficient."gallagher says his bill would require the department of water resources to set higher standards for dam inspections .. and work with outside agencies and experts .. to develop more detailed protocols.(natsot) "never again, we will not allow ourselves to be needlessly put in fear and desperation."since the mass evacuation .. morris makes it a point to get a tour of the oroville dam every few months .. while many across the north state hold their breath .. hoping they'll never have to re-live february 12-th of 2017 .. again.(natsot) "by the time we are done, the whole state is going to give a damn." (catherine)coming up... facebook launches a new service --snapchat catches flak for its new interface -- and an app that lets you talk about work anonymously. that's

kron4's haaziq madyun has the story sotcalifornia state assembly: "we have learned about ice agents fanning across northen california that we understand have hit 77-businesses">it is a federal i-9 audit or inspection. it requires employers to verify the identity and employment eligibility of their employees. these i-9 audits and inspections are conducted by federal immigration and custom enforcement officers nat/sot leaders from san francisco's faith, labor and state law maker community held a press conference outside sf's federal immigration building to make sure employers and their employees know their rights if ice agents show up at the work place. there is a new law authored by california state assembly member david chui sot accor

and california state assembly man david schue.hink they're not here yet so maybe first -- maybe let me talk a little bit about the year of the dog first. so everybody knows this year is the year of dog. do you know what are the characteristics of dog? anybody have dog at home? okay. so the dog symbolizes character trait such as loyalty, combattability, kindness. dogs also frequently offer kind word and useful advice. always listening and lending a shoulder when necessary. dogs are determined individuals, also wanting to mast area new subject before moving on and always finishing what they start. dogs value friendships. they are loyal, honest, trustworthy, reliable and have strong morals and ethics. (speaking han mandarin) so this event would not happen without our sponsors. so here i would like to also thank our sponsors for tonight. first we have apa heritage your support. (speaking mandarin) also we would like to thank the community so please give a round of applause to our sponsors and committee. and also we have performers her

there is a new law authored by california state assembly member david chui sotcalifornia assembly: "what the immigrant worker protection act says is that donald trump has to obey the constitution and obey federal law. what that mean is workers and their work places are not to be subject to unreasonable searches and seizures"> according to the new immigrant worker protection law employers are supposed to be given advance notice before the i-9 auditwould potentially be a violation of the employer's and or the employees civil rights say folks here outside the federal immigration buildingnats<"immigrants are a vital part of our community and our work places on workers and businesses in our community nats<"and so workers have rights also employers you have rightsnats<"si se p

california state parks authorities are leading that investigation. >>> two people suspected of killing a woman and leaving her for dead. they are expected to make their first court appearance this afternoon. police arrested the two monday accused of stabbing their friend, 19-year-old, and investigators said she spoke the names of the suspected killers before she died. no word of a motive behind the murder. >>> imagine being on a flight over the pacific ocean and you see this outside your window. the faa investigated after an engine cover came off in a flight from sfo to honolulu, the flight landed safely in hawaii yesterday. everybody's okay, but passengers on the right side of the plane saw this for about 45 minutes, pieces of metal flying. >> thought we were going to die. i made sure my kids knew we loved them. >> we reviewed and held hands and prayed. >> reporter: what an ordeal. the pilots followed procedures for engine failure, and the boeing 777 is designed to fly up to three hours over water on one engine. it's not clear what caused that malfunction. if you have the news app, yo

digital drivers licenses are being developed and considered in seven states including in california. five states in washington dc have moved forward with pilot programs and are getting ready to launch the cell phone app. this would give users the ability to limit what information they show in certain situations which means you can make the whole license available to police while only showing your photo and date of birth to the store clerk. >>> soni pictures is apologizing for a scene in the

the california state reported 30 deaths last week. nationwide the flu is at its highest level since the swine flu pandemic back in 2009. >> the season still is expected to last for several more weeks if not months. >> reporter: when it comes to the flu, these are the words we have been longing to hear from california health officials. >> looking at the data, it's going to be the last week and a half or so that we reach the peak. >> reporter: wait a minute, did he say california has reached the peak of the flu season? yes, he did. and here's proof. the red represents high activity of the flu, but then the number of visits to the emergency room and hospitalization goes down. what does that mean? >> well, it's not going down. >> reporter: so it's moderate? and this week the color chart has the state as lmoderate. but the flu is still expected to last longer than anticipated and it's still recommended to get vaccinat vaccinated. a few bay area schools we spoke with said they haven't seen an unusual trend of flu cases among students unlike

. >> reporter: california state senator jerry hill is trying to amend the law. sb 1127 which he introduced wednesday would allow individual school districts to decide if medical marijuana can be administered on a school grounds. >> it's not a mandate. it just allows for the specific needs of the children within the district. but i think the law is a little slow in catching up. >> reporter: it's cleared two committees. but the prospect of amending the law means parents would no longer have to pull their children out of class to give them this medicine. >> it's opening the door to access. that's what the movement is all about. >> and that was jessie gary reporting. with jojo, his seizures are re- dued to almost zero now. and as for the senate bill if it passes, governor jerry brown would have to sign it into law by september 1st. that's the deadline. >>> a favorite destination in yosemite is set to reopen after a $40 million renovation. mariposa grove is located near the southern entrance of the park. and it's been closed since july of 2015. crews have been rebuil

"jihadi john" was killed in syria in 2015. >>> a california state assembly woman at the front of the me too movement is now herself under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct. christina garcia is accused of groping a former staffer in 2014. he claims she cornered him after the annual softball game and squeezed his buttocks and attempted to touch his crotch. >> her face was featured as a person of the year for "time." she released a statement saying every complaint should be taken seriously. she will participate fully in any investigation. >>> the government is shutdown this morning. senator rand paul used a late-night political move to complain about late-night political maneuvers. the house is debating the bill right now. everyone is up. one official says he is confident it will pass. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> drawing attention to how much debt we're accumulating is something that is important. >> senator rand paul made his point. he also shutdown the government again. the spending bill in the hands of the house. they're debating right now. >>> i know there

considering legislation to allow educators to carry concealed firearms in schools. 8 states already do. one california lawmaker has introduced a bill to require school districts to have at least one armed security guard. >> they are considering legislation to allow legislators allow teachers to carry firearms in schools. eight states already do. >> one requires school districts to have one armed security guard. >> our students are sitting ducks. there's no one stopping the shooter as he walked on to an elementary school campus. >> opponents say more guns are not the answer. they say the key is watching for warning signs to prevent a shooting in the first place. >>> california is facing a new threat from president trump! this time he may remove i.c.e. agents from the state. kpix 5's christin ayers has the response from leaders across california. >> just more ugly myths from the mouth of the bully in chief. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf lark out at president trump after he ramped up his rhetoric over california's sanctuary status threatening to pull federal agents from the state. >> all i'd ha

first of its kind in any state where cannabis is legal. it's modeled after california's sanctuary law, that bars state agencies from corroborating with federal immigration enforcement in the absence of a court order. >>> four men arrest inside a deadly crime spree in the north bay will face a judge this afternoon. they all face robbery and attempted murder charges. police say they broke into two homes shooting one person at the first. another victim was shot and kill inside a second home invasion. another suspect want inside connection with the case is still on the run. amber of virginia is a known member of the crips street gang. >>> a woman found on the side of tesler road in eastern alameda county before 3 yesterday morning. she was air lifted where she died. not before uttering one crucial piece of information, t theidentity of her attackers. that declaration is what led authorities to the home in modesto where they arrested a 19-year-old man and a woman of the same age. >>> following the deadly wine country wild fires, santa rosa considering a new debris removal dea

california state senator tony mendoza facing sexual misconduct claims will run for re-election without the support of the democratic party. delegates voted 35-10 against an endorse president and stepped down last week right before a possible vote to expel him. an investigation found he likely engaged in unwanted aggressive sexual behavior with six women. mendoza denies any wrongdoing. >> the u.s. supreme court will hear oral arguments tomorrow in a case that could limit the power of public employee unions in california and 23 other states. attorneys for both a public worker in illinois and a large labor union will appear before america's highest court. the worker believes being forced to pay dues even if he doesn't join a union violates his constitutional rights. bay area unions and two elected leaders will keep the law as it is. one starts in san francisco at none tomorrow and the other is in san jose at 12:30 tomorrow afternoon. >> to the weather now. some changes coming in the forecast as we take a live look from our emoryville camera. a brilliant sunset there. we will likely see so

but here we have the state of california saying this. even though you are at this place, it doesn't offer any surgical procedures let alone abortion, we want to post this sign to remind you of a surgical procedure you could have and then entice you with the fact that the state will pay for it. that has absolutely nothing to do with the normal types of governmental regulatory regulations that compel disclosures so that medical patients for example can be fully informed of their decisions. i want to end with this. one of the greatest decisions of the supreme court and one that all americans can be proud of was west virginia versus barnett went into world war ii, we are fighting the nazi powers, the supreme court on the wisdom of the first amendment to stop a west virginia law in effect that forced unwilling people to say the pledge of allegiance. they reviewed as nazi supporters or whatever and all that cultural value, the supreme court nonetheless said the first amendment protects the right of conscience against compelled speech and they

berkeley resolution solution is modeled after california's sanctuary state policy. it became legal in california this year.>> we are going to provide sanctuary, we're not going to share information with the dea, we're not going to assist with the enforcement of federal drug laws >> berkeley's mayor says he does not know any other cities that have done this. the city council also voted to reduce the attacks on marrero anna -- marijuana sales from 10% to 5%. they weren't unable to compete with unlicensed sellers. >>> the friends of the 90-year- old woman who died after being stabbed and dumped on a road they are -- near livermore came together to remember her kindness. they said she touched many people. they gathered in san jose. she was a new to skateboarding but loved the challenges. friend say they will always remember how determined she was. they believed that kept her alive long enough to tell authorities who killed her.>> she fought until the end. to honor her courage and her will. we need to get justice for her. >> she knew the couple that is charged with killin

gallagher / california state assembly: "now that there's policy that no ccw carrier can go ontoifornia, you know our students are sitting ducks.">( marty ) the education committee at the capitol is going to review the armed -guard proposal. ( marty ) still ahead ... the giants and a's take the field for their first spring traiing games this season gary radnich has the highlights in weekend sports. please keep your shoes on! stop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. march madness is a few weeks away, but tonight college basketball is out of control. according to e-s-p-n... f-b-i wiretaps heard arizona head coach, sean miller discussing with former a-a-u director, christian dawkins of paying 100-thousand dollars to ensure deandre ayton signed with the wildcats. the star freshman is a leading candidate for national player of the year honors. miller is denying of any wrong doing in the investigation. yahoo sports is reporting... pl

>>reporter: it is still illegal for -- under federal law, but california state law has created a business boom, the cannabis business conference in san francisco as a result, what is happening is comparable to what happened in silicon valley. >> overvalued companies, international trade and import/export, a lot of good ideas, execution, it's challenging. >> reporter: the biggest challenges what to do with all the money, thanks will not accept deposits from pop businesses because of the federal law, creating an overflow of cash. experts say that cannabis will be a 30 billion-dollar 250 billion-dollar industry within the next -- a 30-50 billion- dollar industry. many are kind that's trying to cash in early, to extract, as well as distributors, and retail pot software solutions.>> more of an edible system.>> reporter: a new yorker with dreams of making it been in cannabis, and wants to learn from california. >> we want to be ready when new york passes the law. >> reporter: it shouldn't be long. in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> the bay area's most haunted mansion was packed tonight, and it had t

california state assembly: "what the immigrant worker protection act says is that donaldmp has to obey the constitution and obey federal law. what that mean is workers and their work places are not to be subject to unreasonable searches and seizures"> according to the new immigrant worker protection law employers are supposed to be given advance notice before the i-9 audit. employers should ask for a warrant to makes sure it is a legitimate audit. lawrence karnow: it was another sunny day with record breaking warm temperatures. highs soared into the 70s in many places and was beautiful all the way to the coast. high pressure continues to send any chance of rain well to the north keeping the entire state dry. doppler radar is of course clear of any rain. temperatures will stay very mild well into the evening. on the satellite image you can see high pressure building into the state sending the clouds and rain well to the north. highs around the state will be running well above average and in the 70s in many places. if you're headed to the sierra you can expect spring-like s

the california state senator, though, came to the mayor's defense this morning in a series of tweets saying, quote, we have your back. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> san jose wants to hear your thoughts on a proposed megacampus for google. the newly formed stationary advisory group meets tonight at 6:00 in city hall. we learned the so-called google village would be near the transit hub, and many residents fear a new campus with thousands of highly paid employees only makes the housing crisis worse. dozens voiced concerns in a meeting last night. >> we think long term, the future, we'll be able to afford anything in. >> we are coming up with a plan, that's invest. s in affordable housing and investments in transit and the public education system. >>> they finalized a list of five principles they want to see in a deal with google including supporting jobs, supporting diversity in tech, traffic, and community oversight. >>> one is getting a lot more attention than the thousands of others. we'll explain. >>> the official decision is in. the word handed down hours ago regarding t

. >>> the california state senate could vote on the political future of one of its member who is is accused of sexual misconduct. the democrat, tony mendoza -- the claims are he offered alcohol to a young woman. and asked several women invasive questions about their dating lives. most of the women believed complaining about his behavior would put their careers at risk. state senators could expel, suspend, censure, or even reinstate him. >> >> former san francisco board of supervisors -- officially kicks off her campaign for mayor of san francisco today. she's holding a campaign event tonight. she's an attorney and part of the political family. her father was mayor from 1968 to 1976. this is her third time running for mayor. she cites her passion, her city roots, and her experience in san francisco politics as qualities that will make her a good leader. she's one of seven candidates for mayor. the others include london breed, michelle bravo. richie greenberg, jane kim. amy weis, and ellen zhou. >>> we want to look at the commute. >> looks pretty good. northbound 101, gilroy, these are our fr

. >>> a california state senator has resigned over sexual misconduct allegations just ahead of a possible vote to expel him. senator tony mendoza accepted down today, he's the third california lawmaker to resign over sexual misconduct claims in a few months. the los angeles area democrat likely engaged in one wanted flirtatious and sexually suggestive behavior with six women. mendoza denies any wrong doing, he called the senate's process, farce kl and unfair, and is stiller canning running for re-election in the fall. >>> some tough words from the president about i.c.e. >> if i wanted to pull our people from california, you would have a crime nest like you have never seen in california. >> the growing concern ore sanctuary cities and states. >>> and the changes coming to air b and b on the tenth anniversary. >>> and a glider making an emergency landing in the park. >>> how about frustrating perhaps if you're stuck on the gm, heading on to the bay bridge is slow, but even i'm trying to manage my a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can o

>> i would be serving 5 to 10 years and a california state prison. >> reporter: downward spiral?yeah. >> reporter: would you say that this program saved your life? >> yes, i would. >> i don't feel like a victim of society, i feel like a victim of myself because i let myself down. >> reporter: to the pain and heartache and shame and disappointment, this is their final chance to stand strong and proud once more. >> if you give the person the ability to change, not everyone will do it, but you would be surprised how many people embrace a better version of themselves. [ music ] ♪ was blind but now i see. ♪ [ music ] >> that is a great story. >> what a positive program for those guys. >>> the space age is meeting the prehistoric era.>> a fossil hunter, ray stanford, found these tracks of a dinosaur and it's basey -- baby. there are at least 70 clearly identify tracks, all of them made in a matter of hours, 110 million years ago. >> this little one goes here, one, two, three, four, five, that is like a chicken or crow -sized card of his -- carnivorous dinosaurs. >> they published the f

it's punishable by a term of three years.">( darya ) the california state liscense board says you cans of a contractor's liscense on their website...which we have linked on kron 4 dot com. ( darya )(ááá2 shot oncamááá) there is a new report highlighting the major problems concerning sex workers at illegal massage parlors in the bay area.(james) kron 4's ella sogomonian says the report points out that some of the biggest problems are in san francisco and san jose. anti-human trafficking organzation 'polaris' found an average of around 200 illicit massage parlors in both san francisco and san jose each.a task force with the city of san francisco is actively combatting the problem - but with a major hurdle.sot: vanessa russell, love never fails// "many will not come forward becasue it's the only income they have and also for fear of being deported in a way that criminalizes them."in the last three years the report shows san francisco shut down 400 of the parlors. they do this by using code enformcent inspections to check in on businesses that stand out. polaris lists some of the warning

reunited in t art of the los angeles wn was nine years old and earned a bachelor's agree at california state university, los angeles and graduated with a masters from the university of southern california, masters om u.s.c. and focused on the representation of undocumented students in mass communication. she works as california dream network statewide youth organizer as a devoted advocate for human and doctorate recipient and her life goal is to continue bending the arc of the june versus. more from my colleagues. the house reached, now set the record for the longest continuous speech in the house ince 1909. wonder what that was? this is congressman coleman who has spent with us and i want to read from her testimony. par tmpemp et is a dreamer and been in the program since 2012 and graduated from school of law in may of 2016. he was brought to the united states when he was five years old and lived in the united states since then. he was admitted to the new ersey state bar on january 24, 2018. congratulations. and previously admitted to the pennsylvania state bar on december 18, 2017. he was

a push to ban styrofoam food containers was rejected by the california state senate by three votes.the bill would have banned restaurants and other food vendors from using the containers in an effort to reduce pollution. they say styrofoam letter harms marine life. >>> a legal settlement has landed a dozen companies in california to agree to post warning signs that coffee can cause cancer. a nonprofit called the nonprofit for education is filed a lawsuit saying that coffee contains a carcinogen. the group is trying to put a spotlight on the chemical. it is produced when coffee beans are roasted the company has agreed to post the signs rather than fight the lawsuit. other coffee roasters including starbucks are fighting that lawsuit. what have organization does not consider coffee to be a carcinogen. >>> oakland mayor libby schaff and sam accardo will kick off free tax preparation too low to moderate income families. it is operated by the united way. it beaches irs certified volunteer tax preparers. they help you individuals and families earning less than $54,000 a year. mayor schaff

along the way, roxanne taught at california state university and has written or edited a number of books including several on native americans and other indigenous people and a couple of memoirs. earlier this week the foundation awarded the freedom prize lifetime achievement. [applause] roxanne's latest work examines the culture in the united states and looks at what is described as the racist roots. the conventional view of the amendment links to the designer of the citizens of the nation to protect themselves from tyrannical government but roxanne portrays it a little bit differently as an instrument of white nationalism, racial dominance and violent social control. she argues that the support for the right to keep and bear arms was intended to facilitate the genocide of native americans and enabled shareholders to control their human property. it devolved into the gun violence of the more recent times and violence manifested in mass shootings at home and militarism abroad. this cultural analysis shows the american laamerican law and soce nations history of racial and class violence is

state legislature... is facing new allegations of sexual misconduct. california garcia -- faces new claims, that she created a hostile work environment. former staffers have filed a formal complaint claiming... garcia frequently talked about sex in the office... and was inappropriate. garcia is currently on a leave of absence ... following an investigation into claims she groped a former employee in 20- 14. she denies the groping allegation... and says, she strives to treat her staff fairly and respectfully. (pam) in the north bay.... police in vacaville released these surveillance pictures of a woman suspected of stealing credit cards from two teachers. the thefts happened during morning hours, when the classrooms were empty. the woman spent about a thousand dollars .. before the teacher was notified by the credit card company. the teacher was able to cancel some of the transactions. davis police are also looking for the same suspect. (pam) in the north bay: fire victims are taking on the very long re- building process. kron four's charles clifford was in santa

california state university study finds that almost half the students enrolled in the system struggle to afford food. the report release last month surveyed the states 23 csu campuses in 2016. it said many students are going hungry due to a high cost of living, tuition, classifies and other necessary expenses. the study found more than 42% of the survey have poor quality food. >>> today an annual fundraiser designed to make you open your heart in san francisco. is the 13th annual hero and heart luncheon showcasing 36 new heart sculptures in the city. the going to be auctioned off to benefit san francisco general hospital. the lunch will be at at&t park and features many vips including interim san francisco mayor. former mayor willie brown, san francisco police chief william scott and giant ceo larry baer. >>> this morning you'd never know there be a huge pillow fight along the embarcadero in san francisco. exactly at 6 pm the fun begins as people slamming their friends and people they never even know. people across the country even around the world come to this unusual san francisco v

i'm not just the state senator in california.of the california state senate, a bipartisan body. the majority are democrats. i have worked closely with republicans to find common ground to move forward major policies. in the sixth largest economy in the rld world. policies like cap and the trade dealing with the price of carbon. issues of investment in the roads, bridges and highways. retro-fitting crumbling bridges. infrastructure to put people to work. this is what i had to deal with to secure republican votes. so i have worked with republicans and accomplished major policies that have grown the economy. that's a lot different from actually confirming republican trump appointees in washington, d.c. that are currently dismantling the federal government as we know it today. i have the ability, the proven track record working across the aisle with republicans. >> we'll be watching what happens in the state of california. appreciate your time, kevin de leon. >> thank you very much. >>> still to come, south korea urging the u.s. to c

so we've installed more renewable energy in the state of california than any other state in the country. and it's important to go back and ask, well, you know, what do the critics say at the time we started? well, there are basically three myths that were propagated about the disasters that would bee fall california if we were to build big on renewables. that it was going to crash our economy, raise our unemployment and the lights were going to go out. and these guys are still saying the same things in other states and countries. so what happened -- sorry, let me go back. so what happened, basically the california economy since 2000 has grown our gdp by 40%. the other 49 states have grown by 28%. so our economy's growing faster than the national average. we've cut unemployment in half in the state in the last five years. and we've had no statewide rolling blackouts since these policies began. the blackouts we've had from the energy crisis, of course, have nothing to do with renewables. that was market manipulation from enron. but we have to continue to dispel this mythology because it's

ahead, former employees describe talk of sexual activity inside california's state capital. plus, you'll hear h >>> a frigid start to the day for a lot of areas in the bay area. especially the north bay and the east bay. here is a look at your high temperatures. low to mid 50s and about 10 degrees below average. we will be subfreezing all week long, in the mornings. afternoon highs staying above average and there is a chance for scattered showers in the low levels, thursday. >>> hospital staff ignored her pleas when she saw her husband breathing after being declared dead. >> i'm yelling at him saying are you here to prove he's dead because look at him, he's not. >> ahead, what happened the night the man seemingly came back to life before his ultimate death. and why his wife believes he might still be alive if the hospital had listened without delay to her cries for help. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." slow down for. put the phone away, and use a knife and fork for. and with panera catering, it's food worth sharing. panera. food as it should be. if you have moderate t

state.. he says crime would explode if it happened....partly because of violent gangs.in january - californiae the nation's first 'sanctuary state' - which limits the degree to which state and local agencies can cooperate with ice agents.... the president says california is protecting 'horrible criminals.' president trump - you know, we talk about child safety, the kids walk home and they meet one of these gangs and these are absolute animals. these aren't, these aren't human beings these are animals. if we ever pulled our ice out if we ever said, hey let california alone, let them figure it out for themselves, in two months they'd be begging for us to come back. they'd be begging. rep. john garamendi - he's not going to pull ice out of california. it's not going to happen. and if he did, it wouldn't create a crime wave. we still have borders. we still have border patrol. life will go on. congressman garamendi says he long ago decided to 'ignore' the president's 'bellicose words' and most of his tweets. he considers the threat to be just talk. the president's tirade began today as he spoke ab

. >> and maybe his frustration with california having declared itself a so-called sanctuary state. one that limits local police cooperation with immigration and customs enforcement. the president showed california no respect today. >> they are doing lousy management. highest taxes in the nation. and they don't know what's happening out there. it's a frankly a disgrace. >> another ugly myth from the bully in chief. >> mayor shaf wasn't alone in the tone. from san francisco mayor mark farrell, quote we're a sanctuary city because we know the city is safer when law-abiding residents regardless of immigration status are active members of the community from the berkeley mayor, remain proud of california a a sanctuary state. where immigrants are important contributors to society. >> every day this man says something so hateful and ignorant, it never ceases to amaze me. >> the president talks. california responds. from the east bay, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> and senator diane feinstein tweeted this response. the president's obsession with california is growing more outrageous by the

california cities are asking for. they say that the problem is so big that they need help from the state. some of those mayors gathered in sacramento yesterday to ask governor brown to sign a bill to help solve the growing problem. 135,000 homeless people in california last year thousands of them in the bay area including in oakland, according to the census. joining us now is oakland mayor libby schaaf. if this bill was to pass, madam mayor, and if the governor signed it how much money would oakland get and what specifically would you use that money for to help deal with homelessness in oakland? >> so the amount details have yet to be worked out, but this bill goes straight to cities and requires cities to match all state funding and oakland is prepared to do that. in oakland we would definitely be in investing in increasing our immediate encampment interventions, things like the shed shelters that have been so successful up the street at 6th and castro. that intervention has been amazing. we have 90% of the encampment area choose to move into this organized and clean area with services. w

officials are also expected to finalize an agreement to assess flood risk. >>> state officials say californias heading back into a drought. the state department of water resources says about 80% of california is abnormally dry or in drought. officials say last year's unprecedented rainfall has left most reservoirs slightly above average. >>> all right. taking a look at our hi-def doppler to show you where some of that green is popping up at the coast, some of it is winding down. we saw about 4:30 a.m. it decided to bring us some precipitation a few flurries across mount hamilton, not much measurable precipitation. and through san mateo, burlingame, look at this. official sunrise at 6:51 this morning and we can see it coming up on mount vaca. a few clouds left as that system works through the bay area. warmer than yesterday. cool today, in the 50s. >>> byron road is shut down in both directions. this is closed since 4:45 this morning. this is right at mountain house parkway due to a chlorine spill and crash. you will need to use alternates. use hanson or others to get back to mountain house pa

>>en a maybe his frustration with california having declared itself a so-called sanctuary state one limitingocal police cooperation with immigration and customs enforcement. the president showed no california no respect today. >> ner doing a lousy management job. they have the highest taxes in the nation. and they den know what's happening out there. it's a frankly a disgrace. >> another ugly myth from the bully in chief. >> mayor shaf wasn't alone in the tone. from san francisco mayor mark farrell we're a sanctuary city because we know the law-abiding residents regard willings of immigration status are active members of the community from berkeley mayor, we remain proud of california as a sanctuary place, a place viewing immigrants as important contributors to economy and society. >> every day this man says something so hateful and ignorant, it never ceases to amaze me. >> the president talks, california responds. from the east bay wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> well what does it take to make it into the middle class in the bay area? >> if you're guessing six figures you are getting close.

>>en a maybe his frustration with california having declared itself a so-called sanctuary state one limiting local police cooperation with immigration and customs enforcement. the president showed no california no respect today. >> ner doing a lousy management job. they have the highest taxes in the nation. and they den know what's happening out there. it's a frankly a disgrace. >> another ugly myth from the bully in chief. >> mayor shaf wasn't alone in the tone. from san francisco mayor mark farrell we're a sanctuary city because we know the law-abiding residents regard willings of immigration status are active members of the community from berkeley mayor, we remain proud of california as a sanctuary place, a place viewing immigrants as important contributors to economy and society. >> every day this man says something so hateful and ignorant, it never ceases to amaze me. >> the president talks, california responds. from the east bay wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> well what does it take to make it into the middle class in the bay area? >> if you're guessing six figures you are getting clos

. >>> the city of san francisco is suing the state of california over state law that lets drivers drive anywhere in california with a single business license. image drivers from outside of san francisco do not need local business licenses when they are operating. the law prevents san francisco from getting money that they could use for maintenance and traffic costs. the city attorney says that almost every other business that operates in san francisco is required to have a local license. >>> the trumpet ministration has supported oil trinity off of the california coast. >>> you can see that we are off to a decent start on most freeways. it is nice and light on the san mateo bridge. >>> skies are clear. we had another day of record highs yesterday. >>> not only do i give you bruce springsteen, i give you a picture of the bay bridge. a beautiful starter friday morning. it is friday, february 9. i am dave clark. . >> ryan pam cook. let's check in with steve. >>> our dry stretch has gone on now for 15 days. our last rain was on 25 january. there is no sign of any rain here. maybe a little b

work when you deal with an unlicensed contractor you might not get any work done at all the california state liscense board says you can check the status of a contractor's liscense or find licensed contractors working on your area on their website, which we've linked on kron4.com. maureen kelly kron4 news. ( robin ) a man is under arrest... accused of driving under the influence in petaluma. you can see the truck on its side in these photos. when police arrived on scene, they found the driver stuck on the passenger side of his truck. officers say john barella was traveling southbound on elm drive when he lost control and crashed into a parked car. barella blew more than double the legal limit. ( robin ) a student at de anza college in cupertino was the victim of a hate crime. as kron 4's ali reid has more on who police are looking for this morning. deejea smith tells me he no longer feels safe attending classes at deanza college.i don't go to a class without an escort. i don't go to or from my car without an escortwhile walking up the stairs at the flint parking structure on january 24th, dj

it is clear that governor brown of california stated that mexico owns california anyway. rob emanuel is spitting in the face of americans and the constitution. mr. sessions is doing very little. he sat at a meeting and he was giggling. i don't know of someone is blackmailing him, but i want to ask your guests who will slay the dragon of international organized crime in this country? that is what it amounts to. guest: i think that we are trying to slay the dragon of international crime. we do it every day and we have some success. we would like to be more successful. this attorney general is a believer in the rule of law and is requiring, in the area of sanctuary cities, he is making it more difficult for these cities to continue to not conform to the federal system of rule of law. we have the rule of law under the constitution, the supreme law of the land, is the federal law. it has to be enforced. this attorney general is taking steps to enforce that. host: democrat. caller: thank you for having me on your show today. i appreciate what c-span does. about whated to ask hi

. >> the randall museum's renovation was funded in part by a california state parks grant and supporter donations. >>> the year of the lion will be celebrate the at the chinese new year come friday. today names. china camp in san rafael hosted the lion dance as a symbol of good luck for the china camp preservation project. this year marks the 150th anniversary of the purchase of the camp's 2,500 acres of land where some 2,500 refugees south due to discrimination after the civil war. >>> guide caution in training earned their wings today at oakland international airport. 25 puppies were put through the entire airport experience with their handlers. the training is necessary so the dogs can help assist blind people when they fly. that means they go to the check-in counter, they pass through tsa screening and even check in at the gate. the dogs also board a plane and explore it and then head to baggage claim. guide dogs for the blind provided this video that you see right here. the nonprofit has graduated more than 14,000 guide teams since it was founded in 1942. >> well, after ten consecu

the head of california state run market says while 2018 looks good, 2019 doesn't. >> the removal of the federal penalties will mean premiums will go up 15% to 30% or more depending on the state. >> the trump administration had no immediate reactions to these new enrollment numbers. >>> today customers described about a dmv being closed. >> suggesting they visit other offices. >> highway patrol investigators blame the gluflood on -- >> i am trying to be efficient and get them replaced but this is the kind of day it is. >> some dmv customers joined the line of customers waiting to be served in the agency clairemont office. >>> stirring up thoughtful conversation in palo alto. an egg-shaped sculpture. chris nguyen has the story. >> reporter: some call it an inspiring display. and some calling it anything but. >> a reflection of something that has faded with time. not stood and weathered well. it is not what silicon valley is. >> in palo alto this seven-foot tall sculpture has been sparking debates. installed in 2005 and made with repurpos repurposed computer parts, the so-called egg is a n