garvey. moderator: california leads the nation when it comes to access to reproductive health care. we have laws that protect non-california residents that come to our state to seek an abortion. please explain your position on a woman's basic rights on an abortion and whether you would support a federal ban if it comes before the senate. mr. garvey: i said this on day one almost a year ago on october 10. as the next senator from california i pledge to voice californians and they have a constitutional bill for abortion and i pledge to support that. now, i am a catholic and i believe in life and i believe in life at conception and i believe god freeze a soul into these fetuses so i'm steadfast on my policies in terms of abortion and my pledge to support the people of california. -- the people that come to california. rep. schiff: reproductive freedom is a human right. it should not be denied to californians or women. i'm going to fight as i have in the past for a national right to abortion law

i'm one of garvey admitted he voted for trump in the past.elieve he's the best man for the we were much safer. we had a better economy. garvey accused schiff of focusing too much attention on trump and not enough on the people of california. >> how can you think about one man every day and focus on that you've got millions of people in california to take care and garvey claims schiff has little to show after 24 years as a california congressman. 24 years addressing. >> existential problems in this country. >> and never being able to cure the problems. well, both wants to for background checks for gun buyers and believe israel has a right to defend itself. >> they differ on things like how to fix the border crisis and an abortion. >> garvey says he'll support california legislation while she wants a national right to an abortion law and would talking about the economy. schiff wants more government control and garvey a free market. the night ended with a final pitch from each candidate. but my heart. >> and in my prayers. i will be a 6 here. se

i'm one of garvey admitted he voted for trump in the past. i believe he's the best man for the much safer. we had a better economy. garvey accused schiff of focusing too much attention on trump and not enough on the people of california. >> how can you think about one man every day and focus on that when you've got millions of people in california to take care and garvey claims schiff has little to show after 24 years as a california congressman. 24 years addressing. >> existential problems in this country. >> and never being able to cure the problems. well, both wants for background checks for gun buyers and believe israel has a right to defend itself. >> they differ on things like how to fix the border crisis and an abortion. >> garvey says he'll support california legislation while she wants a national right to an abortion law and would talking about the economy. schiff wants more government control and garvey a free market. the night ended with a final pitch from each candidate. but my heart. >> and in my prayers. i will be a 6 here. sena

i'm one of garvey admitted he voted for trump in the past. i believe he's the best man for the much safer. we had a better economy. garvey accused schiff of focusing too much attention on trump and not enough on the people of california. >> how can you think about one man every day and focus on that when you've got millions of people in california to take care and garvey claims schiff has little to show after 24 years as a california congressman. 24 years addressing. >> existential problems in this country. and never being able to cure the problem. well, both wants to for background checks for gun buyers and believe israel has a right to defend itself. >> they differ on things like how to fix the border crisis and an abortion garvey says he'll support california legislation while she wants a national right to an abortion law and would talking about the economy. schiff wants more government control and garvey a free market. the night ended with a final pitch from each candidate. but my heart. >> and in my prayers. i will be a 6 here. senator,

we have adam schiff, the democrat, versus steve garvey, the republican former baseball star.y're going to be up there at those two podiums on the stage, joined by my colleague from kabc, mark brown, who will moderate and stand up there with them. i will be seated right here at this table along with the other panelists. again, colleagues from our sister station in fresno and our partner at univision. so what we're going to do is ask these guys the most pressing questions, the answers you want that will help you decide how to vote in this election. from climate change to the cost of living to crime, we will be asking those tough questions and you'll hear their answers. so you'll want to keep it tuned right here. the debate the forum that is starts at 5:00 and in the 6:00 show, abc seven news. i'll be back here with a live summary with all that congressman adam schiff and republican steve garvey said. so you want to keep it tuned here. back to you. >> all right, kristen, thank you. we'll be looking forward to it. 14 states, including california, are suing tiktok, a lawsuit filed

great steve garvey kicked off with some baseball humor.ut it times things grew a bit more tense. >>paul, as you noted joyce kesse, i know you all related 2025. was crime. just took several shots at his nemesis, former president donald trump. we have someone who wants to be a dictator on day one running for president. we have here you go. rights of millions of women have been taken shift also kept trying to align garvey with trump is his way of telling maga viewers out there hate. i'm one of garvey admitted he voted for trump in the past. i believe he's the best man for the much safer. we had a better economy. garvey accused schiff of focusing too much attention on trump and not enough on the people of california. >>how can you think about one man every day and focus on that when you've got millions of people in california to take care and garvey claims schiff has little to show after 24 years as a california congressman. 24 years addressing. >>existential problems in this country. >>and never being able to cure the problems. well, both wan

garvey is a familiar face from playing in the mlb. however, he's new to politics.hile schiff has been in congress for 23 years. >> i'm running for the soul of california, the california that through the 70s and 80s and 90s was the heartbeat of america. these are good people. >> i want to make sure that people in fresno and elsewhere have access to good quality health care, that they have clean air to breathe, clean water to drink. >> you'll see steve garvey and adam schiff listed on your ballot twice, once for the full six year term beginning in january, and another for the final few weeks of the current congress in november and december. today, you can watch the u-s senate candidate forum live here on abc seven and all of our streaming platforms. that's at 5 p.m. our own abc seven news anchor, kristen sze, will be part of a panel questioning schiff and garvey in san francisco. >> the mayoral race is heating up with scathing accusations of law breaking against candidate mark farrell. in a new letter from three former sa mayor willie brown, art agnos and frank jorda

. ♪ bmo ♪ one of the panelists for tonight's face off between adam schiff and steve garvey.s now live from los angeles with a recap of what happened tonight. kristen. >> it was certainly a very informative and intense face off between these two candidates. 12 term congressman adam schiff from southern california and also steve garvey. he is the republican in the race, the former baseball star from southern california. as well. so it was spirited and we had a chance to ask them a lot of questions that are very pertinent to all of us living in california, because they are, as you said, seeking to fill the late dianne feinstein, senate seat. so we talked about all sorts of things, including climate, crime, abortion, housing, fentanyl, supreme court, even i and even cost of living. let's listen. what specific policies would you try to advance to alleviate the cost of living burden on working and middle class families? >> let's get back to a free market capitalization. supply side. let's start to get money flowing in this great state. and country of ours would suppress the people

polls show schiff has a sizable lead over garvey. former secretary of state hillary clinton spoke in san francisco at davies symphony hall. clinton is promoting her new book titled something lost, something gained reflections on life, love and liberty. she spoke about her early years in politics as well as marriage and democracy, and the upcoming presidential election, and the current division among voters. we lived in a world where roe v wade was the law. we moved toward a world where gay marriage was the law. we saw these changes that were happening, and i think we saw that as the expansion of freedom and opportunity to choose your life and to, you know, live the, you know, the way that you wanted to live, to love who you wanted to live. the other side saw it as an opening to once again stir up old fears, old hatreds. what clinton also urged those who gathered to vote and encourage others to register the oakland chapter of the naacp says it's time to remove oakland mayor shengtao from office. >> 30 members of the chapter's executiv

senate with candidates adam schiff and steve garvey. tomorrow, join me, along with my colleagues at our abc sister stations in los angeles and fresno, as well as univision. we will be asking schiff and garvey about the important issues facing our state and our countr, helping you decide who should represent california in the u.s. senate. watch the u.s. senate candidate forum live tomorrow at 5 p.m. here on abc seven, and on all our streaming platforms. san francisco residents can vote starting today. you can vote or drop off your ballot at the city hall voting center. you can also go there to register to vote. the center will be open most days from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. before you fill in your ballot, check out abc7's in-depth discussion with san francisco's top mayoral candidates. watch the unedited interviews on our website abc7 team is complete, the landing will have an expanded plaza, more seating areas, a new promenade and improved queuing zones for cyclists and pedestrians. the project will not impact ferry service and that's going to

any chance that the republican, the former dodgers star steve garvey, can beat adam schiff? what is your polling? what does your data suggest? the data says no and history says no. we haven't had a statewide elected republican since 2004. and very consistently, republicans are getting between 34 to 38% of the vote statewide in a in a in a contest like this. and in fact, the pc poll public policy institute of california poll just recently put steve garvey at around 38%, likely in in the senate contest. so it doesn't look as though he's going to be able to break through. okay, that's pretty far off. so that's the senate. let's talk about the house of representatives. correct me if i'm if my numbers are wrong, 220 republicans, 212 democrats, three vacancies. is there a chance that it can switch? it can flip. the democrats can regain the house. what are we looking like in california? so nationally, modeling says that democrats have about a 70% chance of winning the house and that winning of the house would run through california and new york here in california, there are distric

schiff support has remained about the same over the past six months, but this polling shows garvey's support has taken a dip back in february, he was at 38%. they are running to replace the late dianne feinstein, who held the seat for over 30 years. she died one year ago and now a collection from her three decades in congress is now up for auction. some of her most prized possessions including jewelry, artwork and political memorabilia. it's been displayed in san francisco and los angeles >>>>>and she wore this necklace to the white house >reporter>right before our eyes. the legacy of a stateswoman >>>>>a >>personal collection of senator dianne feinstein's jewelry and political memorabilia. >>>>>this was senator feinstein's take on the american flag pin. here we have red rubies, blue sapphires, and white diamonds. >reporter>victoria gray, bonhams deputy chairman, north america walks us through bonhams auction house in san francisco. >>>>>this beautiful necklace was one of her favorites, designed by paloma picasso for tiffany and company. you would see her wearing this with all sorts

so they're trying to reach those voters, to mobilize them, to get them to turn out. >> garvey's opponentadam schiff, recently received a key endorsement from la opinion, the largest spanish language newspaper in the u.s, with weeks until election day, candidates, nonprofits and others are hoping for record turnout from latino voters across the board. regardless, strategists say the renewed focus, attention and shift in messaging marks a major move in the right direction. >> the winner here is the latino vote. it's latino voters who are finally getting both parties to commit the resources, time, effort and energy to fight for this vote. >> greg lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> quiet and pleasant day over the bay area this afternoon. things are going to change, though, starting tomorrow with the possibility of a few sprinkles. and then on thursday, we introduce heightened fire danger. here's a look over san francisco. a beautiful view. we've got some blue sky. we have some fog just drifting right over the city there. and another vantage point for you on storm tracker two, where you can see we a

so they're trying to reach those voters, to mobilize them, to get them to turn out. >> garvey's opponent adam schiff, recently received a key endorsement from la opinion, the largest spanish language newspaper in the u.s, with weeks until election day. candidates, nonprofits and others are hoping for record turnout from latino voters across the board. regardless, strategists say the renewed focus, attention and shift in messaging marks a major move in the right direction. >> the winner here is the latino vote. it's latino voters who are finally getting both parties to commit the resources, time, effort and energy to fight for this vote. >> greg lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> to stay on top of the election. download the new fox local mobile app available for apple and android users. this app expands across all of our fox stations and includes live breaking news nationwide. this includes the round the clock coverage leading up to november, and election night is such a big night here in the bay area across california and so many other states across the nation. >> it's a great app to have one a

abc seven news anchor kristen sze is part of a panel of journalists questioning steve garvey and adam schiff watch live starting at 5 p.m. wherever you watch abc7. >> number five today, san francisco mayor london breed will help kick off fleet week events. there's also a number of neighborhood concerts. we have the times and locations at abc7 news.com. >> and number six, we're following a sigalert in hercules. this is on eastbound 80 before highway four. a solo crash is blocking all the left lane. speeds are down to 16mph. >> number seven, comcast says personal data from 230,000 customers was stolen in a ransomware attack on a debt collection agency. impacted people will be contacted and get identity theft protection services. >> as our brutal heat wave finally winds down, people living and working in san francisco are realizing the toll of not having ac. at ucsf parnassus campus, the lack of ac is more than an inconvenience. it's a health concern. abc7 news reporter j.r. stone spoke with employees who say several hospital floors are hitting scorching temperatures. >> right now it is.

so they're trying to reach those voters, to mobilize them, to get them to turn out. >> garvey's opponentecently received a key endorsement from la opinion, the largest spanish language newspaper in the u.s, with weeks until election day. candidates, nonprofits and others are hoping for record turnout from latino voters across the board. regardless, strategists say the renewed focus attention and shift in messaging marks a major move in the right direction. >> the winner here is the latino vote. it's latino voters who are finally getting both parties to commit the resources, time, effort and energy to fight for this vote. greg lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> the race for mayor of fremont is turning into a public personal battle. raj salwan and vinny bacon have largely been targeting each other. bacon accuses salwan of renting apartments in poor conditions and points to alleged citations by the veterinary medical board for violations at salwan animal hospital. an independent committee that salwan says he's not affiliated with says when bacon served on the city council, he missed meetings and v

steve garvey and adam schiff will answer questions on the important issues facing our state and our country. watch the u.s. senate candidate forum live tomorrow, 5 p.m. here on abc seven, and on all of our streaming platforms. >> defense attorneys for nima momeni, the man accused of stabbing and killing bob lee, filed a motion today to exclude lee's ex-wife, krista, from sitting in court during the trial. in court, nominees, defense attorneys allege that krista lee is intimidating and coercing other witnesses in the case. that's based on texts they say she sent and statements another witness made to a san francisco police sergeant. the judge said the shooting. she would consider this motion by text. lee told abc seven news she was trying to get clarification from her attorney about the motion, before commenting. >> coming up, marking one year since the attack that ignited the war in gaza. how people across the world and here in the bay area are acknowledging the somber occasion. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. triple digit heat once again today. some records are being set. i'm following th

steve garvey. the poll finds shift leading by more than 20 points higher coming 20 on the issues. crime, education and health care made it into the top 5. >> but coming in the top 2 housing affordability and the economy. >> it is still true that it's the economy. it's economy. is the economy. loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that's especially true. among the more than half of respondents who said they have considered leaving california altogether due to high cost of living another 37% said they have to make tradeoffs between paying for food and utilities just in the last month, the economy. that is going to be the thing you vote for. and that is entirely rational when you're trying to figure out how literally to put food on your table. >> or to keep your house, he did. >> and as pertains to state government, 43% of respondents said they approve of governor gavin newsom's job performance while 46% said they do not reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> vice president harris is zeroing in on black male voters. recent polling suggests the once reliable de

steve garvey. the poll finds shift leading by more than 20 points higher among the 20 on the issues. crime, education and health care made it into the top 5. >> but coming in the top 2 housing affordability and the economy. >> it is still true that it's the economy. it's economy. is the economy. loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that's especially true. among the more than half of respondents who said they have considered leaving california altogether due to high cost of living another 37% said they have to make tradeoffs between paying for food and utilities just in the last month, the economy. that is going to be the thing you vote for. and that is entirely rational when you're trying to figure out how literally to put food on your table. >> or to keep your house, he did. >> and as pertains to state government, 43% of respondents said they approve of governor gavin newsom's job performance while 46% said they do not reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> and in the sout

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this is the only scheduled forum between adam schiff and steve garvey. abc seven news anchor kristen sze was one of the panelists. she asked the candidates about their plans to tackle the cost of living. >> what specific policies would you try to advance to alleviate the cost of living burden on working and middle class families? >> let's get back to a free market capitalization supply side. let's start to get money flowing in this great state and country of ours. >> there's a lot that we have to do about this, and it starts with building a lot more housing and building it fast. >> i'm supporting a low income housing tax credit that would incentivize the development of hundreds of thousands of new units in california. we also have to get local communities to approve housing. much more quickly. >> ballots are already being mailed out in california. early voting officially started on monday. in fact, you can register to vote on election da, november 5th, and you can watch the full hour long forum with the candidates on abc seven news.com. and wherever you

ignores the work and activism that you and i a universal negroro improvement association marcus garvey's organization. the struggles of the naacp a few years before that. ida b wells against lynching. what we have expand the timeframe in which we are talking about reteaching the second half of u.s. history. got to teach them movement in a short period of time. 1950s and 60s. my focus on this. black protest. the mostro public. of black protest in which major legislative achievements are accomplished. but we should not talk about it and teach it in isolation. it belongs on a continuum of struggle. so the problem with this. the chronology is too small and the way to disrupt that is to expand the chronology. to locateis the civil rights movements, this period of heightened protest on the continuum of african-american struggle. which we back in time the transition to black power. and we look at black power as being a radical turn. a move in a different direction as opposed to what it really was, an extension of protests and a reflection of a desire to demand more explicit terms we need to pus

this is the only scheduled forum between adam schiff and steve garvey. abc seven news anchor kristen sze was one of the panelists. she asked the candidates about their plans to tackle the cost of living. >> what specific policies would you try to advance to alleviate the cost of living burden on working and middle class families? >> let's get back to a free market capitalization supply side. let's start to get money flowing in this great state and country of ours. >> there's a lot that we have to do about this, and it starts with building a lot more housing and building it fast. >> i'm supporting a low income housing tax credit that would incentivize the development of hundreds of thousands of new units in california. we also have to get local communities to approve housing. much more quickly. >> ballots are already being mailed out in california. early voting officially started on monday. in fact, you can register to vote on election da, november 5th, and you can watch the full hour long forum with the candidates on abc seven news.com. and wherever you

that statement that you quoted from daniel garvey is really military spokesperson. because even though that statement said that there were precise strikes being carried out against military targets in the wrong, there's a lot more that onset, namely what, how with the strikes carried out, what part of the military targets? and is this just one phase of an operation, or will there be more now we know that there had been reports that there has been at the very least 2nd phase. there are reports emerging now in his really media, mostly citing us media, stating that there are, is really officials and us officials that are indicating that this perhaps was 3 strikes against iran in the last few hours. but that has not been made clear by these really aren't me. i'm sure that there will be further clarification from them in the hours they had. what we've heard thus far from the israeli army and from israeli officials, that one statement from a gary. but then also there were reports that this strike was approved by israel's cabinet earlier on friday evening that it took plac

marcus garvey's organization, the struggles of the acp. a few years before that, ida b wells against lynching. so what we want to do when we think the first thing that we have to think about is can we expand the time frame in which we're talking about? it doesn't mean that we ignore this period. i know many of us are teaching the second half of us history. like, look, we've got to teach the movement in in a short period of time and when we get to the 1950s and 1960s, this is when we have to teach it. i understand that it's important that we focus on this period, this is a significant period of. black protest, the most public period of black protest. and when which major legislation achievements are accomplished. but we shouldn't talk about it and teach it in isolation. this belongs on a continuum of struggle. so the problem with this, the first problem with this master narrative is that the chronology is too small. then the way to disrupt that is to expand the chronology, to look at the civil rights movement. this period of height and prot

steve garvey. the poll finds shift leading by more than 20 points higher coming 20. >> on the issues, crime, education and health care made it into the top 5. but coming in the top 2 housing affordability and the economy. >> it is still true that it's the economy. it's economy. is the economy. loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that's especially true. among the more than half of respondents who said they have considered leaving california altogether due to high cost of living another 37% said they have to make tradeoffs between paying for food and utilities just in the last month, the economy. that is going to be the thing you vote for. and that is entirely rational when you're trying to figure out how literally to put food on your table. >> or to keep your house, he did. >> and as pertains to state government, 43% of respondents said they approve of governor gavin newsom's job performance while 46% said they do not reporting tom wallace. kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay voters in s

he landed his first gig on the dana garvey show. >> we have a warm bacon cream dressing.. after i got married i thought, what have i done with my life? i want to have a family and a normal life. i have what you could call a nervous breakdown. writing jokes is what keeps me off antidepressants. >> it began to pay the bills. in 1997, he was hired on "the daily show." >> why not point the camera at a newly minted turd? >> eight years later, he got his own show. "the colbert report". >> donald trump who tortures gary busey sunday at 9:00. that looks like a dream ticket right there. >> it ran for nearly a decade, earning seven emmy awards. >> i loved doing "the daily show." that was still somebody else's gig. >> what's the gig where you go, okay, i'm going to be all right? this is a steady job. i think i can make a life out of comedy. >> "the colbert report." i was 41. it looked like it was going to last. i can't believe how lucky i am. not only am i doing this thing i love, but i do it in the place i love. i did this for 20 years before i got trusted with anything big. >> thi

. >>> is interesting those kids talking about down ballot races adam schiff is way ahead of steve garveyrally at madison square garden at the end of the month. what is the strategy before this blue straight - straight - >> reporter: he was in colorado just yesterday for a rally outside of denver, and other blue state. donald trump is using these loose cities and states as backdrops that under public control folks would be better off. we have seen him as he did in colorado highlight what he says his crime committed by undocumented immigrants. of course the incarceration rate for u.s.-born citizens is higher than it is for undocumented immigrants. he uses these anecdotes of a few of these serious crimes to represent the entire population of undocumented immigrants which is not a fair presentation. he continually points to crime taking place in blue states and pointing the finger at democrats. and this is the home state of kamala harris from the bay area and he is trying to use california as a backdrop to contrast his own policies and the promises america would look like under a second trum

senate candidate forum featuring candidates steve garvey and adam schiff. watch the u.s. senate candidate forum tomorrow night at 5:00 here on abc seven and on all our streaming platforms. >> all right, let's get to the forecast. and if you felt like in the past week that you were literally melting. good news. yes, you will stop melting. you will stop melting. i guarantee it. yes. >> you know what? this heat wave will be over tomorrow. >> larry and kristen, i love how you guarantee the forecast. i never promise anything. let me show you live picture. you know, the weather can change very rapidly. we all know that. live picture from our santa cruz camera right now where some people are just kind of enjoying a little break from this heat by going and dipping their feet into the water. here's a live view. and now we're going to take a look at live doppler seven. so the fog has been sitting down in southern california along the coast. it has made its way up near monterey, and eventually it's going to make its way up along our coastline. we are certainly seeing some of that su

so they're trying to reach those voters, to mobilize them, to get them to turn out. >> garvey's opponentecently received a key endorsement from la opinion, the largest spanish language newspaper in the u.s, with weeks until election day. candidates, nonprofits and others are hoping for record turnout from latino voters across the board. regardless, strategists say the renewed focus, attention and shift in messaging marks a major move in the right direction. >> the winner here is the latino vote. it's latino voters who are finally getting both parties to commit the resources, time, effort and energy to fight for this vote. >> greg lee, ktvu, fox two news at 840. >> the race for mayor of fremont is turning into a public and personal battle. raj salwan and vinny bacon have largely been attacking each other. bacon accuses salwan of renting apartments in poor condition and points to alleged citations by the veterinary medical board for violations at salwan animal hospital, an independent committee that salwan says he is not affiliated with says when bacon served on the city council, he missed

democrat adam schiff and republican steve garvey addressed topics ranging from gun violence to abortion to the state's housing crisis. >> there's a lot that we have to do about this, and it starts with building a lot more housing and building it fast. i'm supporting a low income housing tax credit that would incentivize the development of hundreds of thousands of new units in california. >> under mr. schiff's watch over these last 25 years, you've seen us come to a situation now where we're much, much worse off than we were four years ago. let's get back to a free market capitalization supply side. let's start to get money flowing in this great state and country of ours. >> good evening gentlemen. >> the candidates also discussed the state's wildfire risks and what they would do to combat climate change. >> we have to aggressively incentivize renewable energy, move us away from fossil fuels, which are causing the planet to heat up and setting states like california on fire. >> what is important is in a federal position like the us senate, that we start to work to clear out the brush. th

steve garvey and adam schiff will answer questions on the important issues facing our state and country's happening live tuesday tomorrow at 5 p.m. here on abc seven and all of our streaming platforms as well. be sure to tune in for that. >> definitely. but keep it here right now because a break finally on the horizon, we thought it would never come. i know i was starting to lose hope. >> right. triple digit weather meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking the forecast for us. andy. >> yeah, it's understandable, especially when it was day after day of this heat wave. dan. and i'm happy to report it's over tomorrow. let's talk about this heat wave, because it has not just been a long duration event, but it is starting even longer. records. so san jose has had a record heat temperature of 95 or higher for eight days. that breaks the previous record of seven days set back in 1976. so we had to go way back for san jose. looking at live doppler seven, we've had some isolated thunderstorms in the sierra. fog has been creeping its way up the coast from southern california to monterey will event

steve garvey. the poll finds shift leading by more than 20 points higher coming 20. >> on the issues, crime, education and health care made it into the top 5. but coming in the top 2 housing affordability and the economy. >> it is still true that it's the economy. it's economy. is the economy. loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that's especially true. among the more than half of respondents who said they have considered leaving california altogether due to high cost of living another 37% said they have to make tradeoffs between paying for food and utilities just in the last month, the economy. that is going to be the thing you vote for. and that is entirely rational when you're trying to figure out how literally to put food on your table. >> or to keep your house, he did. >> and as pertains to state government, 43% of respondents said they approve of governor gavin newsom's job performance while 46% said they do not reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. he has

steve garvey. the poll finds shift leading by more than 20 points higher coming 20 on the issues. crime, education and health care made it into the top 5. >> but coming in the top 2 housing affordability and the economy. >> it is still true that it's the economy. it's economy. is the economy. loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that's especially true. among the more than half of respondents who said they have considered leaving california altogether due to high cost of living another 37% said they have to make tradeoffs between paying for food and utilities just in the last month, the economy. that is going to be the thing you vote for. and that is entirely rational when you're trying to figure out how literally to put food on your table. >> or to keep your house, he did. >> and as pertains to state government, 43% of respondents said they approve of governor gavin newsom's job performance while 46% said they do not reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> elon musk's spacex is accusing a california regulator of political discrimination. this c

democrat adam schiff leads republican steve garvey by a wide margin, 63 to 37% here. the poll found little change in the race following the debate earlier this month. when it comes to propositions, californians have a lot to decide, too. let's focus on two of the main ones here. proposition 36 would implement tougher penalties for theft and drug possession. some crimes that were previously classified as misdemeanors would be recharacterized as felonies. right now, 73% of californians would vote yes on this proposition. proposition 32 would raise the state minimum wage to $18 an hour for all workers by 2026. right now, the no vote is leadi 54% to 44%. reminder that we hav resources on our website to help with some of the issue bot large and small, on the ballot. you can find more by scanning that qr code that's on your screen right now. or you can just go to ktvu.com/election. back to the middle east coverage now. israel launching its latest attack on iran in history overnight. its largest attack. in fact, israeli defense forces said the strikes are in retaliation for

steve garvey. the poll finds shift leading by more than 20 points higher coming 20 on the issues. crime, education and health care made it into the top 5. >> but coming in the top 2 housing affordability and the economy. >> it is still true that it's the economy. it's economy. is the economy. loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that's especially true. among the more than half of respondents who said they have considered leaving california altogether due to high cost of living another 37% said they have to make tradeoffs between paying for food and utilities just in the last month, the economy. that is going to be the thing you vote for. and that is entirely rational when you're trying to figure out how literally to put food on your table. >> or to keep your house, he did. >> and as pertains to state government, 43% of respondents said they approve of governor gavin newsom's job performance while 46% said they do not reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, that a breaking news this morning. israel's foreign minister has confirmed hamas's

this is the only scheduled forum between adam schiff and steve garvey. abc seven news anchor kristen sze was one of the panelists. she asked the candidates about their plans to tackle the cost of living. >> what specific policies would you try to advance to alleviate the cost of living burden on working and middle class families? >> let's get back to a free market capitalization supply side. let's start to get money flowing in this great state and country of ours. >> there's a lot that we have to do about this, and it starts with building a lot more housing and building it fast. i'm supporting a low income housing tax credit that would incentivize the development of hundreds of thousands of new units in california. we also have to get local communities to approve housing. much more quickly. >> ballots are already being mailed out in california. early voting officially started on monday. you can register to vote on election day. of course, that's november 5th and you can watch the full hour long forum with the candidates on abc seven news.com and wherever

democrat adam schiff and republican steve garvey faced off on stage in los angeles, where they addressed gun violence, abortion and the state's housing crisis. >> there's a lot that we have to do about this, and it starts with building a lot more housing and building it fast. i'm supporting a low income housing tax credit that would incentivize the development of hundreds of thousands of new units in california. >> under mr. schiff's watch over these last 25 years, you've seen us come to a situation now where we're much, much worse off than we were four years ago. let's get back to a free market capitalization supply side. let's start to get money flowing in this great state. and country of ours. >> good evening gentlemen. >> the candidates were also asked about the state's wildfire risk and what they would do to combat climate change. >> we have to aggressively incentivize renewable energy, move us away from fossil fuels, which are causing the planet to heat up, and setting states like california on fire. >> what is important is in a federal position like the u.s. senate, that we start

this is the only scheduled forum between adam schiff and steve garvey. abc seven news anchor kristen sze was one of the panelists. she asked the candidates about their plans to tackle the cost of living. >> what specific policies would you try to advance to alleviate the cost of living burden on working and middle class families? >> let's get back to a free market capitalization supply side. let's start to get money flowing in this great state and country of ours. >> there's a lot that we have to do about this, and it starts with building a lot more housing and building it fast. i'm supporting a low income housing tax credit that would incentivize the development of hundreds of thousands of new units in california. we also have to get local communities to approve housing much more quickly. >> ballots are already being mailed out in california. early voting officially started monday. you can register to vote on election day, november 5th, and you can watch the full hour long forum with the candidates on abc seven news.com. and wherever you stream abc seve

including 10 statewide propositions in the race between democrat adam schiff and republican steve garvey for california's open u.s. senate seat. mitchell says it's the trump harris race that will likely result in a high percentage of californians casting their vote. you know, every tv, every social media that pop stars are talking about it, that it's just everywhere. and in polling, voters are saying i'm enthusiastic about this election more so than they were saying a few months ago. so all those point to high turnout. so what exactly is considered a high turnout? >> mitchell says the highest turnout california has ever seen was 80% in the 2020 general election. >> but he notes that figure was likely higher than usual because californians in 2020, we're still at home amid lockdowns, he expects the turnout to be in the high 70's this time >> meantime, leaders with the california republican and democratic parties are doing all they can to get out the vote. this is what it looked like over the weekend as more than 100 people gathered for this california republican party get out the vote eve

democrat adam schiff and republican steve garvey addressed topics ranging from gun violence to abortion to the state's housing crisis. >> there's a lot that we have to do about this, and it starts with building a lot more housing and building it fast. i'm supporting a low income housing tax credit that would incentivize the development of hundreds of thousands of new units in california. >> under mr. schiff's watch over these last 25 years, you've seen us come to a situation now where we're much, much worse off than we were four years ago. let's get back to a free market capitalization. supply side. let's start to get money flowing in this great state and country of ours. >> the candidates also discussed the state's wildfire risk and what they would do to combat climate change. >> we have to aggressively incentivize renewable energy, move us away from fossil fuels, which are causing the planet to heat up and setting states like california on fire. >> what is important is in a federal position like the u.s. senate, that we start to work to clear out the brush. that really is the igniting

steve garvey. the poll finds shift leading by more than 20 points higher coming 20 on the issues.n and health care made it into the top 5. >> but coming in the top 2 housing affordability and the economy. >> it is still true that it's the economy. it's economy. is the economy. loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that's especially true. among the more than half of respondents who said they have considered leaving california altogether due to high cost of living another 37% said they have to make tradeoffs between paying for food and utilities just in the last month, the economy. that is going to be the thing you vote for. and that is entirely rational when you're trying to figure out how literally to put food on your table. >> or to keep your house, he did. >> and as pertains to state government, 43% of respondents said they approve of governor gavin newsom's job performance while 46% said they do not reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's bring it back to the bay. and there's a shot of the bay, the mateo bridge on this wednes

reggie jackson and steve garvey are long since retired and these two teams have their own highly-paid today. the dodgers national league mvp stand candidate has the retch is contract in baseball $700 million over 10 years and aaron judge is an american league mvp contender in the second year of a nine year, $360 million contract. these are the two-most valuable franchises in all of major league baseball. the yankees $7.55 billion and the dodgers come in second at $5.45 billion, and if you want a ticket to sit in the side yum sm you'll wish you were a billionaire. fox business max gordon is live outside the major league baseball store in midtown manhattan. okay, give me the ticket numbers let's hear it. >> hey there, liz. you said it if you want to sit in side the stadium you are probably paying a pretty penny. i was checking out stub hub, some last minute tickets. if you want to buy a ticket right now, prices are hovering around 900 bucks or so. of course they fluctuate by the minute. now, overall, when we're talking about seats for this world series, the average ticket price is looki

he's running against a guy that doesn't understand politics at all, garvey, but he was a good baseballolitics at all. adam shifty schiff, who's a total sleazebag, is going to become a senator. but i call him the enemy from within. when you look at the carriage he put to our country in potentially with -- the danger he put our country in potentially with russia with a phony, made up deal that he made up with hillary, that started off as an excuse for why she lost an election that a lot of people thought she should have won. the polls indicated she might win, and then he got beaten everywhere, virtually. when you look at that, they said it was russia, they used it as an excuse. and then the fake news picked it up. let's talk about the single greatest scandal, in my opinion, in broadcast history. "60 minutes" and cbs interviewed kamala, and she's incompetent. she gave them the dumbest answer anyone's ever heard. so they took that answer, the whole answer they threw out, and they took another answer that he gave to a totally different question and inserted it. and supposedly, they did this

schiff, representative, adam schiff of burbank, and a former la dodgers star baseball player, steve garvey, a republican, but here in the 45th district strict in orange county, that's a race that we should really be watching for. >> it's a very tight race between an incumbent republican going for her third term michelle steel against derek trip man who's never run before after a redistricting here in 2020, about 40% of this district is asian-american, about 30% it is hispanic, and both parties are really vying for that demographic misspoken with many voters here today. but i wanted to hear from one particular photo, jessica, who is both a christian and a registered republican, but she says she's going to cast her vote for kamala harris. >> listen very tough, topic to tackle. >> i don't believe it this really that's what should really drive trump. >> i think it's really up to the person who is to the woman who is policy, the economy, those are the kinds of issues that voters here in orange county are concerned about. >> and that's what's bringing them to impulse. so early, jessica, julia va

including 10 statewide propositions in the race between democrat adam schiff and republican steve garvey for california's open u.s. senate seat. mitchell says it's the trump harris race that will likely result in a high percentage of californians casting their vote. you know, every tv, every social media that pop stars are talking about it, that it's just everywhere. and in polling, voters are saying i'm enthusiastic about this election more so than they were saying a few months ago. so all those point to high turnout. so what exactly is considered a high turnout? >> mitchell says the highest turnout california has ever seen was 80% in the 2020 general election. >> but he notes that figure was likely higher than usual because californians in 2020, we're still at home amid lockdowns, he expects the turnout to be in the high 70's this time >> meantime, leaders with the california republican and democratic parties are doing all they can to get out the vote. this is what it looked like over the weekend as more than 100 people gathered for this california republican party get out the vote eve

. >> steve garvey. the poll finds shift leading by more than 20 points higher coming 20 on the issues. crime, education and health care made it into the top 5. but coming in the top 2 housing affordability and the economy. >> it is still true that it's the economy. it's economy. is the economy. loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that's especially true. among the more than half of respondents who said they have considered leaving california altogether due to high cost of living another 37% said they have to make tradeoffs between paying for food and utilities just in the last month, the economy. that is going to be the thing you vote for. and that is entirely rational when you're trying to figure out how literally to put food on your table. >> or to keep your house, he did. >> and as pertains to state government, 43% of respondents said they approve of governor gavin newsom's job performance while 46% said they do not reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news >> we're tak

. >> officer garvey garcia of the pembroke pines police department managed to videotape it and this massive tornado was just seen and collier county that's crossing i75, alligator alley, the national weather service shared the photos and it's reminding people to be alert for warnings, how they're dealing with that as they're trying to flee. hurricane milton and right now, officials are warning that time is running out that's what back to wait before milton reaches florida forecasters expected that cause a life-threatening storm surge in the tampa bay area with water levels up to 12 feet joining us now is danny alvarez with the hillsborough county fire rescue. thanks for being here. what are emergency crews doing in these final hours before that hurricane ian? >> that's right. >> good morning. well, we are ready to go. we've unfortunately had a little bit of practice with hurricane helene and just had all our equipment staged, our personnel called up ready to respond to any emergencies. so as far first fire rescue is concerned, and hillsborough county in general we are prepared. we have all

adam schiff of california of burbank, california and a former baseball star of the la dodgers, steve garvey, a republican, but it's here in the 45th district. this is one of the most watched races, one of the closest racist for the house. it could be one of the state's most competitive, an in determine whether democrats or republicans take control of the house. the incumbent here as a republican, she's running for a third term. it's michelle steel. she's being challenged by democrat derek tran now this district is about 40% asian-american after i would distracting happening 2020 and also 30 30% hispanic. now, we spoke to one of those hispanic voters earlier about why they came to vote early in some of the most important issues they care about. take a listen why vote early versus coming here on election day? >> well, that was if anything happens election day or something like that. ballots could be taken care of it. now and retired. it's not as big a deal, but when you're working a little bit bigger of a deal, particularly worried about the senate and the house can make sure that they get on

we heard daniel, who garvey, is really military spokesman a short while ago. what did he say? daniel rosari, the army spokes person, giving an update essentially saying that people can now emerge from their safe rooms in our basically after the attack had taken place, saying that there have been some hits throughout israel, but they're still assessing the damage. he also said that this will not go on answer that israel is shortly going to respond, and it's worth mentioning, what we saw back in april, just to draw some parallels here, to give the viewers in context when they don't have lunch. nearly $350.00 cruise missiles, ballistic missiles and drones, to israel. there was, it is really response nearly 7 days later, while it was kind of muted because there was pressure from the united states to the is really not to escalate the situation further. this is surely a different beast. it's also important to note that israel had had this intelligence from american counterparts about a pending attack. but these rallies had said that they didn't have any information about a preparati