that is gavin proudley, head of third party risk proposition, dow jones.aking headline coming through, poland is saying 377, 400 people have crossed from ukraine since thursday. it is the migrant crisis that we are looking at, next ukraine cross into poland. coming up, we will look at markets with equities holding steady as oil marches higher. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i'm dani burger in london. at 10:00 a.m. u.k. time, italy inflation data. economists forecast inflation will accelerate to 5.5%. that is followed by german inflation data at 1:00 p.m. u.k. time. the big picture is subdued wage pressures in the market but huge impacts from higher energy costs, something that will continue to be of concern for all of europe and the world. members of the european parliament will debate the russian attack on ukraine. president biden makes his state of the union address later tonight. from the state of the union to the state of these markets, it is a pause in the volatility. the ruble had been in freefall. it has fli

very pleased to say that gavin and charlotte join us on the program.u on and what a fantastic story. charlotte, you're closer to me on the screen so i will come to you first. what on earth gave you the idea for this one? >> well, i've been working with russia and russian culture for -- you know, my whole life now so obviously when the war started i just felt incredibly engaged with it as so many people have. it was gavin that heard from a friend of his that russian speakers were needed on the border so he rang me up and said let's go, and we just immediately decided to go, we were gone in 24 hours, because it just -- it felt so good to be able to do something practical, to be able to be of some practical help. >> gavin, tell us, then, just a little bit about the journey itself, getting yourselves out there and those that you found when you got there. what were you asked to do? >> well, the ukrainians were coming over the border and they were speaking ukrainian russian whereas the volunteers, army of volunteers were mainly polish so they couldn't speak

that is gavin newsome. latest campaign finance data shows newsome has 24.8 million dollars in the bank. the latest statewide data shows 46% of registered voters aligned with newsom's democratic party. well, 24% are republicans and 22.9%, no party preference. so what do you say to those who say gavin newsome has a walk in the park ahead of him? we don't know that we're at a turning point until after >> and i truly believe that california might be at that turning point. and we think that with candidates, the right message and solutions to people's problems, that there's going to be a lot of crossover voting. i don't think that anyone should view this as a walk in the park. >> that was ashley zavala reporting for us tonight. and we have reached out to governor newsom's campaign for comment. we have not heard back that primary election is on june 7th, which will narrow down the race to just 2 candidates. >> coming up, a brazen bank robbery in the east bay was something you might find on a farm was used to try t

that is gavin newsome.aign finance data shows newsome has 24.8 million dollars in the bank. the latest statewide data shows 46% of registered voters aligned with newsom's democratic party. well, 24% are republicans and 22.9%, no party preference. so what do you say to those who say gavin newsome has a walk in the park ahead of him? we don't know that we're at a turning point. he'll have to be. >> after it. and i truly believe that california might be at that turning point. and we think that with great candidates, the right message and solutions to people's problems, that there's going to be a lot of crossover voting. i don't think that anyone should view this as a walk in the park. >> now is ashley zavala reporting for us tonight. we reached out to the governor's campaign for comment but have not yet heard back. the primary election is on june 7th, which will narrow down the race to 2 candidates. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside from the top of mount tam, a pious looking down at

el gobernador gavin newsom anunciÓ su propuesta para ayudar a los californianos.cada dueÑo de vehÍculo. >> todos los dÍas salir a la calle. es bastante. ya aumentÓ los precios. hay que gastar mÁs en gasolina. reportera: es un golpe fuerte que estÁ sintiendo la seÑora noemÍ moreno, que dedica parte de su dÍa conduciendo. algo que dice que le cuesta el doble de lo que estaba acostumbrada pagar. >> tiene que gastar mÁs. reportera: lidiar con los precios de la gasolina, es una realidad que los californianos sufren dÍa a dÍa. el gobernador newsom enviarÁ una tarjeta con una carga de $400. >> no les alcanza con el sueldo que ganan semanal. reportera: eso significa que una persona, como la seÑora noemÍ, califica para recibir hasta $800, estos pagos se le enviarÁ a las personas que pagan sus impuestos y los que ganan $250 mensual. el plan tambiÉn incluye luces por tres meses. >> uno tiene que trabajar para conseguir y suplir las necesidades. con los $400 ayudarÍa mucho. paola: residentes en san francisco podrÍan tener un aumento en la tarifa de agua. para compensar esta p

that's when governor gavin newsome will be delivering his state of the state address.tuesday, beginning at 5 o'clock in the evening. he will be delivering his address from sacramento. we will also be streaming that speech as well on kron on. >> sports is on the way in the stanford women finish the pac 12 tournament in style. sports jason dumas, us on the way of the highlights on the way. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the stanford women have flat out dominated the pac. 12 competition for the better part of the last 2 years. but tara vanderveer will tell you success is not to be taken for granted. wise wisdom from the goat. stanford took on utah today in the pac. 12 title game. there she is going for her 15th pac, 12 championships. yes, 17 regular season titles. 1st quarter, haley jones, the most valuable player, the conference. no one even closer probably guard her cardinal goes up early. now, this a couple minutes later, haley, again, deep corner hand down, man down 19 9. let's go to the 2nd quarter. jones is really feeling it. you would think they garner after her 3rd,

. >>> el gobernador gavin newsom dijo que habrÁ que esperar dos semanas mÁs. >>> creo que es una opciÓnÁscara. que lo hagan. >>> la junta directiva prevee reniurse para tocar el tema. lÍderes religiosas de oakland protestaron porque el distrito escolar cerrarÁ escuelas. los lÍderes le solicitan a las autoridades que detengan ese plan y que analicen el impacto en los niÑos. >>> la ciudad de oakland donde california estÁ dando 270 millones de dÓlares para que se queden aquÍ pero no tenemos suficiente dinero para las escuelas pÚblicas. >>> tambiÉn estÁn preocupados que los miembros de la junta fueron vÍctimas de vandalismo. >>> hoy continuaaarÓn las batallas en ambas ciudades. mientras se escucharon los pedidos de ambas organizaciones de rusia y ucrania. la onu llevÓ a cabo su primera reuniÓn de emergencia en dÉcadas, mÁs de 350 ucranianos han muerto. la invasiÓn estÁ teniendo consecuencias en el precio del combustible y alimentos, especialmente de los granos y panes. >>> el pan que nos comemos pronto podrÍan costarnos mÁs por la invasiÓn de rusia a ucrania, tambiÉn las pastas y cereales.

gavin newson pidiÓ que varios fondos de retiro suspendan sus inversiones de mÁs de 1.000.000.000 $ enonar a rusia. el gobernador gavin newson hizo un llamado para que rusia no tenga acceso a una inversiÓn de mÁs de 1.500.000.000 $. >> la federaciÓn rusa es la economÍa nÚmero 11 del mundo dulce: legisladores de california estarÁn presentando un proyecto de ley en los prÓximos dÍas por una vÍa de urgencia para que la medida se aplique de inmediato para desinvertir en rusia. mientras tanto, continÚa el Éxodo masivo de ucrania. naciones unidas informÓ que son mÁs de 600.000 personas que han salido del paÍs. en los Ángeles personas de moldavia y rumanÍa recaudan donativos para enviarlos a un monasterio en moldavia, donde se refugian los ucranianos. >> zapatos, cobijas, chamarras, eso es lo que mÁs necesitan ahorita. >> ellos no tienen nada, queremos ayudarlos. dulce: con un grano de arena el grupo busca aportar un grupo de alivio para las familias ucranianas. california se une a indiana, georgia y new york, donde se toman medidas similares para sancionar a rusia. leÓn: en texas no hay un g

governor gavin newsom's administration proposed to care court.need to treat brain health early before we punish later the proposal would require counties create a mental health branch in civil court. and issue court ordered treatment to those suffering with psychosis, a family member, friend or first responder can refer a person to care court and evaluation would follow. and then if the person is found eligible, the judge would set rules and oversight for treatment, those eligible would be required to take the treatment if they're accused of a crime and don't take the treatment they could face criminal charges if they don't have pending charges, they could be held in psychiatric facilities against their will or have the court appoint someone to make health decisions for them. also known as the conservatorship counties that don't provide the treatment could also face consequences are behenna craddick mayors like san diego, mayor todd gloria and oakland mayor libby schaff praised the plan. it's time that are golden state. >> stops walking by our gr

how do you think california receives this message from gavin newsom?rviews i've seen already and my friends i have friends across the political spectrum is they know this is a political move. they know it does not solve the long-term problems. even with all the complaints this is potenza price hike and putin's gaslight, voters are not buying that pretty saw that in the poll. they note this is a policy-based problem. and that it made no sense to just stop everything. it's almost like a bitter rebuke of trump. whatever trump did we are going to change it. this is the result we get. i love driving as part of what we do its part of our culture in california it's a fabulous, fun, wonderful thing to do but it's also about business, and truckers. and also when it the price of oil because speculation drives up the cost of the barrel of oil is based on policies, it could change immediately if biden indicated the regulations, all of this would be gone make it more appealing to drill for oil. immediately the price of gas would come down. but they are not doing it

governor gavin newsom signed an executive order monday to boost water conservation.ting state water regulators consider a ban on watering decorative grass at businesses and institutions. his administration estimates the action could save hundreds of thousands of

. >> other news tonight, today marks 2 years since governor gavin newsom declared a state of emergencyause of covid-19 while a state health leaders say that it's necessary to keep it in places. some groups are urging the administration to end it. ashley zavala explains the debate from the state capitol. >> it was in this room over my shoulder here at the state capitol where governor gavin newsom declared california's covid-19 state of emergency. this debate will continue so long as the state of emergency is in place. newsom's top health officials says covid-19 is not going away. while critics say it's time for the administration to let go of the emergency appropriately, assess years to the day, governor gavin newsom declared california in a covid-19 state of emergency. he made the proclamation following the state's first covid-19 related death and as cases began to climb a cruise ship carrying covid-19 positive passengers was set to dock on the coast. >> 2 years, multiple searches and more than 85,000 deaths. later, the proclamation remains the state's top health official friday said,

skyrocketing gas prices taking center stage for governor gavin newsome as he delivered his state of the state address. kron four's capitol reporter ashley zavala was in downtown sacramento. she explains a new push. the governor announced. >> instead of giving the state of the state address from the usual venue, the state capitol governor gavin newsome delivered it from here. the california natural resources agency. this venue is fitting because the rising prices of oil and gas as well as the need to transition to clean energy are 2 main focal points for the governor in his speech. now. >> it's clear we have to go farther and that's why working with legislative leadership. i'll be submitting a proposal to put money back in the pockets of californians to address rising gas prices in his 4th state of the state address as governor of california governor gavin newsom announced he's proposing a tax rebate in response to the skyrocketing prices of oil and gas administration officials said they're still working on the details but said eligibility would begin with california residents who own a

we produce 89,000 barrels a day in california less because of gavin newsome. 20% decline. but you know who gained in all that? because you still provide the oil. putin. we now increased, 50,000 barrels a day from russia, instead of an american job with cleaner energy done in a more environmentally sound way because of policies of democrats. they turn around and see the price is high. we have warned them about this time and again based upon their policies. last week i showed you the video. for every day biden has been in office, and every time he took an action that was going to harm the energy industry, we showed you the prediction of what would happen. that day has come. i'm sorry, they're out of excuses. every action they have taken has put us in this place. reporter: they had to pull their covid relief last week. mr. mccarthy: brilliant move on their part. reporter: what's your view on that? mr. mccarthy: there's certain of things you need to deal with covid, there's plenty of money already out there, already appropriated. more than $300 billion. you don't need $300 bil

dulce: dijo el gobernador de california gavin newson sobre el plan llamado...as. ademÁs, el plan incluirÁ el aspecto judicial. las personas serÁn obligadas a participar bajo Órdenes de la corte. >> he ido a rehabilitarme, pero no me gusta encerrarme .y siempre me escapo cuando estÁn durmiendo ellos. dulce: quienes han retrasado la ayuda en el pasado ya no podrÁn hacerlo. bajo el plan enfrentarÍan cargos criminales, pero tambiÉn pueden ser hospitalizados e ingresados a centros mÉdicos y psiquiÁtricos y puestos bajo una tutela. [habla en inglÉs] >> 12.000.000.000 $ han sido destinados para abordar la problemÁtica. en el Último conteo del estado se revelÓ que al aproximadamente 160.000 personas viviendo en las calles. dulce: el prÓximo paso es que el plan sea incluido en el presupuesto fiscal o que la legislatura de california presente un proyecto. de ley en los Ángeles, dulce castellanos, univisiÓn. leon: un nuevo informe revela que muro fronterizo que fue el proyecto o bandera de donald trump para llegar a la presidencia es un fracaso para contener la inmigraciÓ

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun.nd are back at wembley — and they beat switzerland with new faces on the pitch tonight, looking to play a part in their world cup plans. frustration with the ball, more fragility with the bat. england's cricketers collapse again and face defeat against the west indies. and a shock for lewis hamilton — he was on pole four months back in saudi arabia. today — he fails to make the mark in qualifying. england run riot in edinburgh. the women's six nations champions get off to a flier against scotland. hello there and welcome to the programme. it was experimental line up for gareth southgate tonight — in england's first match of the year at wembley. they came from behind to win their friendly with switzerland. our reporter alex howell is there for us. alex bring us to speed with how the game went? england back at wembley after such a long time away? alex, if you can hear me in the studio it is gavin testing the line to you. can you tell us how the game went tonight? not sure alex can hear i

of course, california governor gavin newsom is promising to do more to address homelessness and crime in our state next on the nine, the governor's vision for the year ahead as he is facing a re election campaign. also we have new important information to bring you about the 40 niner fan in oakland restaurant owner who was in a medically induced coma after being attacked at the nfc championship game with the rams, how he's recovering now, more than a oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability i'm a millionaire! i'm not a millionaire? i'm a millionaire? i'm not a millionaire. crypto is complicated. but as a tax expert with crypto experience, you ca

but when gavin newsome cam into -- came into office, he used executived orers to shut down the ability to lease. and the one thing you have to understand if you understand the industry every day that you're , -- every day that you pump, you're depleting. so you have to do something to discover more. that takes investment. but they go after the capital where you can't. you have to do something to get the core open. you either steam it, frack it, but they've gone after those companies where you can't frack, or others to try to put you out. , we produce 89,000 barrels a day in california less because of gavin newsome. 20% decline. but you know who gained in all that? because you still provide the oil? putin. we now increased, we get 50,000 barrels a day from russia, instead of an american job with cleaner energy done in a more environmentally sound way because of policies of democrats. and they turn around and see the price is high. we have warned them about this time and again based upon their policies. last week, i showed you the video. well, for every day biden has been in office, and

that is gavin newsome.est campaign finance data shows newsome has 24.8 million dollars in the bank. the latest statewide data shows 46% of registered voters aligned with newsom's democratic party. well, 24% are republicans and 22.9%. no party preference. so what do you say to those who say gavin newsome has a walk in the park ahead of him? we don't know that we're at a turning point until after >> after it. and i truly believe that california might be at that turning point. and we think that with great candidates, the right message and solutions to people's problems, that there's going to be a lot of crossover voting. i don't think that anyone should view this as a walk in the park. >> that was ashley zavala reporting for us. we reached out to governor newsom's campaign for comment but have not yet heard back. the primary election is on june 7th, which will narrow the race to 2 candidates. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> it's only been a little more than a day since the mlb lock

governor gavin newsom's administration thursday proposed care court. we need to treat brain health early before we punish. and later the proposal would require counties create a mental health branch in civil court. and issue court ordered treatment to those suffering with psychosis, a family member, friend or first responder can refer a person to care court. >> and evaluation would follow. and then if the person is found eligible, the judge would set rules and oversight for treatment, those eligible would be required to take the treatment if they're accused of a crime and don't take the treatment they could face criminal charges if they don't have pending charges, they could be held in psychiatric facilities against their will or have the court appoint someone to make health decisions for them. also known as a conservatorship counties that don't provide the treatment could also face consequences of a hippocratic mayors like san diego. mayor todd gloria and oakland mayor libby shaft praised the plan. it's time that are golden state. >> stops walking by

one of the critics is california governor gavin newsom. bill was born out of a lie that people become by talking about it, but the harm it will cause lgbtq kids is all too real hurting children isn't just an american. it's monstrous. judge ketanji brown jackson continued meeting with senators today. this as the judiciary committee. >> again, the process of moving her supreme court nomination to the senate floor. democrats are ready to advance jackson to the high court. republican lawmakers are still pushing back requesting the release of jackson's sentencing reports from certain child cases. >> looking at a record, that's what we're supposed to do. it appears the white house want to hide their record. >> throughout last week's jackson defended her sentencing. every case. >> i did my duty to hold the defendants accountable in light of the evidence and the information that was presented to me. >> president biden today he repeated his support for jackson, a tie vote in the 11 republican levin, democrat committee next monday. very likely that

governor gavin newsome is ordering state agencies to ensure its contracts comply with the sanctions. california is the 5th largest economy in the world. kron fours camila barco joining us live now in san francisco with more details on that kamila. yes, and it likely set several countries and sais. >> across the world are cutting ties with russia and imposing sanctions against the country to hurt their economy. and now california is doing the same thing and in contracts with anyone subject to u.s. sanctions against russia. now, governor gavin newsome has signed an executive order and it's directing all state agencies and departments under his watch to go over contracts and agreements that at 5 million dollars or more. and it just to make sure that these agencies terminate contracts with companies or people subject to u.s. sanctions because of russia's invasion on ukraine. now new some also says that the state should cause financial transactions with russian entities and not send them technology. he's calling on california companies to also do the same and this comes after newsome urge

that is gavin newsome. the latest campaign finance data shows newsome has 24.8 million dollars in the bank. the latest statewide data shows 46% of registered voters aligned with newsom's democratic party. well, 24% are republicans and 22.9%, no party preference. so what do you say to those who say gavin newsome has a walk in the park ahead of him? we don't know that we're at a turning point until after >> after and i truly believe that california might be at that turning point. and we think that with great candidates, the right message and solutions to people's problems, that there's going to be a lot of crossover voting. i don't think that anyone should view this as a walk in the park. >> again, that was ashley zavala reporting for us. we reached out to governor newsom's campaign for comment, but not heard back yet. the primary election is on june 7th, which will narrow down the race to just 2 candidates. time now for the 4 zone forecast says we give you beautiful view of downtown san francisco. some green

en este momento el gobernador gavin newsom está dando su informe de gobierno estatal >>> acaba de salirun agradecimiento acumulado por todo lo que ha sucedido en estos meses por la pandemia ya estaremos escuchando enseguida >>> dice que están a la expectativa de que es lo que va estar diciendo esta tarde, y una de las cosas que esperamos que hable sobre el precio de la gasolina. tenemos entendido que va hablar de la economía, lo que es vivienda y esta vez está bastante hermético con respecto a lo que iba a tratar así que hay bastante expectativa. más adelante estaremos ampliando cada uno de los mensajes que pueda abordar porque tiene una lista importante relacionado con el tema de la falta de vivienda para las personas y la reforma educativa entre otros temas, más adelante más. >>> más adelante regresamos con el gobernador gavin newsom. vamos a ver cómo está el tráfico se mantiene bien por lo menos en esta tarde soleada, muy agradable para nosotros saludos amigos en lo que es la 880 vámonos a cambio de cámara y este es el puente de la bahía donde el panorama comienza a molestar un poco

governor gavin newsom is ordering state agencies to ensure its contracts comply with the sanctions.ifornia is the largest economy. excuse me, the 5th largest economy in the world to this would have big impacts kron. 4 s camila barco spoke with the counsel general of ukraine here in san francisco about this. >> i'm grateful that you that to confront for that meeting following the russian attacks on ukraine. governor gavin newsome sat down with them each a question or 2. >> the consul general of ukraine in san francisco. a couple hours after the meeting, the governor signed an executive order targeting russia financially. it's ordering state agencies to terminate contracts with companies or people subject to u.s.. sanctions because of russia's invasion of ukraine, those contracts and agreements must be valued at 5 million dollars or more. >> its report on the state level, 2 of you. and it's good to check on how the business and then stayed in the sand out aid to these are actually full feeling. we're going newsom says the state should pause financial transactions. >> with russian enti

californiano >>> en este informe sobre el gobierno estatal el estilo californiano al que se refiere gavins fue que el gobernador dijo este año busca lanzar el programa de salud para todos quedaría cobertura médica todos los californianos sin importar su estatus migratorio la 2a y la 3a estos temas fueron el cambio climático yla economía, el gobernador hablo sobre el aumento abismal en los precios de la gasolina que hemos estado enfrentando en el estado durante los últimos días. el gobernador dijo que en esta oportunidad va a anunciar que sometera una propuesta para pasar los impuestos de la gasolina en el estado diciendo que es importante enfocarse en buscar otros recursos combustibles que no sean a base de petróleo y que sean tecnologías más limpias para combatir los efectos del cambio climático como lo son la sequía y los incendios forestales que cada año tenemos en california. el 4°. fue la crisis de vivienda en california recientemente el gobernador lanzó un plan para ayudar a los californianos que viven en las calles y sufren de problemas de salud mental dijo es un paso de los que vi

governor gavin newsome is ordering state agencies to ensure its contract comply with those sanctions kron four's camila barco has reaction from the counsel general of ukraine in san francisco. >> i'm grateful that you that to confront for that meeting following the russian attacks on ukraine. governor gavin newsome sat down with them each a question or 2. >> the consul general of ukraine in san francisco. a couple hours after the meeting, the governor signed an executive order targeting russia financially. it's ordering state agencies to terminate contracts with companies or people subject to u.s.. sanctions because of russia's invasion of ukraine, those contracts and agreements must be valued at 5 million dollars or more. >> its report on the state level, 2 of you and good to chat the business and then stayed in standout aid to these are actually full feeling. we got newsom says the state should pause the financial transactions. >> with russian entities and not send them technology. he is also requesting companies in california do the same thing. christian says the measures taken lo

gavin newsom for example just announced he's about to give his residence another free credit card. >>ere announcing that $9 billion tax refund to tens of millions of californians. $400 for each registered vehicle dotted individual owns. up to two vehicles. that direct relief will not address the issue that we all are struggling to address, and that is the issue of gas prices. >> so if the hands and feet here and the teeth distracted you and you didn't actually hear that anything that gavin newsom said, you can say that gas prices are really high so we are going to give you a tax refund, whether you pay taxes, it's welfare. i'm not is going to solve the problem. what he doesn't say is that they have the highest gas prices in america, the highest gas taxes in america. $7 a gallon in los angeles, $7. he did that. but instead of fixing it, he's making you more dependent. this is a trend. for the second time in two years, politicians are sending out way welfare checks for economic crises that they caused. so if you wanted to increase inflation, if you wanted to make the population weak and

kron four's jonathan mccall has that story for us. >> governor gavin newsome has now signed off on a bill passed unanimously in the california legislature on monday. that bill would have meant parts of the california environmental quality act and would allow nearly 2600 extra undergrad students on the campus of uc berkeley in the fall. the move would push the total number of new students on campus to more than 5,000 to 5,000. students shouldn't have to pay the price for misguided nimbyism. >> and that's what this lawsuit was about. those are kids who have many of them spent their life trying to get into this university with the best universities, universities in the world. phil bokovoy and his group save berkeley's neighborhoods sued to limit that number. >> last year, an alameda county superior court judge instituted the original cap at just over 2600 less than 2 weeks ago, the california supreme court sided with the group saying that the college didn't consider the impacts that more students would have on the environment. bokovoy says the university has been a bad neighbor and hasn

. >>> in his state of state address this week, governor gavin newsom acknowledge the ongoing crisis in ukraine, and expressed california's solidarity with the ukrainian people. he also touted california's leadership on clean technology, and recognize that while mask mandates and lockdowns during the pandemic were challenging, they also save lives. state budget analysts are present anticipating a larger budget surplus than previously predicted. joining me now marisa lagos and brian watt, thank you bold for being with us in studio. let's start by talking about the governor's state of the state this week. we just heard about the republican response to that. what stood out for you most about this beach? >> any time a democrat is talking about tax rebates is worth noting, this is the only news of the speech, the governor saying he would like to take what is going to be probably a record surplus and put some of that back into the pockets of california driver's. as you noted he is also saying we are not giving up on climate change, this is not, we are not moving backward but obviously the peo

. >> it was in this room over my shoulder here at the state capitol where governor gavin newsom declared california's covid-19 state of emergency. this debate will continue so long as the state of emergency is in place. newsom's top health officials says covid-19 is not going away. while critics say it's time for the administration to let go of the emergency appropriately, assess years to the day, governor gavin newsom declared california in a covid-19 state of emergency. he made the proclamation following the state's first covid-19 related death and as cases began to climb a cruise ship carrying covid-19 positive passengers was set to dock on the coast. >> 2 years, multiple searches and more than 85,000 deaths. later, the proclamation remains the state's top health official friday said, well, california is encouraged by current conditions. covid-19 is not over. it's going to change. it's going to and flow a little bit. we're not sure. but we suspect there might be some seasonality to it. but with vaccines accessible and covid-19 rates low newsom's critics continue their calls for him to

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governor gavin newsom released the details of his gas rebate proposal. he wants to send hundreds of dollars to california gas owners and paulson taxes on fuel. ashley zavala explains the details and how soon californians could see relief under his plan. >> the governor's proposal is now the 4th idea coming out of the state capitol to try to address rising gas prices. now more than 2 weeks after promising relief in his state rnor newsom says he wants to send debit cards full of cash to california car owners. >> that direct relief will address the issue that we all are struggling to address that issue of gas prices now here in our state. but of course, all across this country. governor gavin newsome, wednesday proposed sending $400 debit cards to car owners who have vehicles registered in california. the plan would provide payments to those who own or lease gas and electric vehicles. each individual could receive up to 2 payments for families with more than one car payments would be capped at 2 vehicles. the governor's office estimates the average californ

it doesn't actually address the long term issues mixed reviews tonight from drivers after governor gavin newsom proposes and $11 billion gas rebate plan. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now. the governor taking action with the hopes of offsetting the record breaking gas prices here in california. hello again. i'm cristina rendon and mike mibach. this plan includes up to $800 for drivers and free public transit. but as ktvu zambelli reports at least one expert says she is wary of the proposal. relief for pain at the pump. governor gavin newsom says his proposal includes $9 billion in direct payments to millions of californians that direct relief will address the issue that we all are struggling to address and that's the issue of gas prices. the tax refund will give each registered car owner of $400 rebate per vehicle. and each person can only receive rebates for a maximum of two vehicles. eligibility will be based on vehicle registration and not income. unfortunately this is just not a very effective way to target. help to the people who really need it. asha weinstein, aga ra

i didn't hear gavin newsom say putin, though. he better get the notes from the white house.est blame game. republican congressman tony gonzalez of texas who i just mentioned tweeted images of illegal immigrants being released because of overcrowding at a detention facility. this is mind-boggling. he wrote this. it is the consequence of a broken immigration system and failed policies and the crisis could get even worse. the biden administration reportedly planning to lift covid-era restrictions title 42 which allow agents to bypass standard procedures and immediately deport most migrants. that is set to come to an end in april. that means they'll just stay here. preliminary border patrol data obtained by the "washington post" shows authorities are on pace to make more than 200,000 detentions along the mexico border in one month this month, the highest monthly total since august. this on top of the fact that dhs has been holding more than 15,000 immigrants illegally per day at border facilities far exceeding capacity and about to double last month's numbers. tammy, i want to f

>>i rocketing gas prices taking center stage now for governor gavin newsome as he delivered his state of the state address. kron on's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala was at the speech reports now on his proposal to try and bring down gas prices. >>instead of giving the state of the state address from the usual venue, the state capitol governor gavin newsome delivered it from here. the california natural resources agency. this venue is fitting because the rising prices of oil and gas as well as the need to transition to clean energy were 2 main focal points for the governor in his speech. now. >>it's clear we have to go farther and that's why working with legislative leadership. i'll be submitting a proposal to put money back in the pockets of californians to address rising gas prices in his 4th state of the state address as governor of california governor gavin newsom announced he's proposing a tax rebate in response to the skyrocketing prices of oil and gas administration officials said they're still working on the details but said eligibility would begin with california reside

governor gavin newsom delivers his state of the state address, taking an optimistic tone.r state is dealing survivors at a children's hospital and maternal facility in ukraine that was hit by a russian airstrike. the complex was hit by a series of blasts today that were felt more than a mile away. more than a dozen people are injured. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky wrote on twitter that there were quote people children under the wreckage and called the airstrike an atrocity. meanwhile the new ceasefires this morning to love thousands of civilians to escape bombarded towns around kiev, another five cities, five other cities. many of the evacuees boarded trains bound for western ukrainian regions that are not under attack. a software company in palo alto, says its chief accountant was killed in ukraine along with her two children. the company called s e ranking, says tatiana perebiynis, senator children were killed by russian artillery on monday while trying to evacuate the company says quote there are no words to describe our grief or to mend our pain and offered pra

governor gavin newsome announced during his state of the state address tonight that he will be doing away with the state's gas tax will have more on that coming up momentarily. when we get a live report from sacramento on the governor's speech tonight. but we begin this evening with the latest on the violence in ukraine. there are conflicting reports tonight coming out of ukraine. some saying russian troops have targeted escape and supply routes, even hitting some buses filled with refugees. but others are saying those are unconfirmed reports and no such attacks have been carried out. we're still waiting for official word from the ukrainian government there. and this violence is the reason for president biden's decision to ban russian oil. >> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have shown support for the move and this will not be the end of it was republicans and democrats both saying that they're further options on the table to impact russia's economy. while others say that this is all a little too little and too late. and now we're in the has a higher gas prices. then here in the

. >>> good evening, i'm gavin kleespies for the massachusetts historical society and i'm happy to welcome you to our program. this evening we'll hear from tegan kehoe. we'll speak on her new book. this book presents a history of health and medicine in the united states, tracing paradigm shifts such as the introduction of anesthesia, the adoption of germ theory, and advances in public health. the book showcases little known incidents and things like the discovery of penicillin. each artifact illustrates the influences on how people approach fundamental questions about health. we'll look at a section of these artifacts with an emphasis on massachusetts historians. ms. kehoe is a historian, museum curator and writer. she specializes on science with a social history angle including material culture in the history of medicine, interpretation of history of medicine in the body. she works as the exhibition and education specialist at the paul s. russell museum of medical history and innovation at the massachusetts general hospital in boston. before we get started i just want to offer a special w

this follows an announcement by governor gavin newsom yesterday that said counties and school districts will have the final say on whether or not masks are required. ktvu sally rasmus live in danville. this new time you just spoke ali with the district superintendent about the decision there. yeah, and the same rhone valley unified school district two weeks from now, masks will become optional for all students and staff members in the classrooms. the superintendent says that the district decided to align with state and county health guidelines on the issue of masking and he explained why. to simply say, we're not the experts here at the school district or the school board. we listen to our public health leaders. they understand the research, the science the health issues when they told us we needed to be in masks. as i say it to a third grader. we're in masks. when they tell us that we can make masks optional because they are the experts. we will make masks optional when kids and teachers in the san ramon unified school district come to class monday, march 14th, they'll have a choice ab

forget governor gavin newsome as he delivered his state of the state address tonight. cloud for capitol reporter ashley zavala was in downtown sacramento tonight. she explains the new push. the governor announced. >> instead of giving the state of the state address from the usual venue, the state capitol governor gavin newsome delivered it from here. the california natural resources agency. this venue is fitting because the rising prices of oil and gas as well as the need to transition to clean energy are 2 main focal points for the governor in his speech. now. >> it's clear we have to go farther and that's why working with legislative leadership. i'll be submitting a proposal to put money back in the pockets of californians to address rising gas prices in his 4th state of the state address as governor of california governor gavin newsom announced he's proposing a tax rebate in response to the skyrocketing prices of oil and gas administration officials said they're still working on the details but said eligibility would begin with california residents who own a car. >>

governor gavin newsom says his proposal includes $9 billion in direct payments to millions of californians that direct relief will address the issue. that we all are struggling to address and that's issue of gas prices. the tax refund will give each registered car owner of $400 rebate per vehicle, and each person can only receive rebates for a maximum of two vehicles. eligibility will be based on vehicle registration and not income. and fortunately, this is just not a very effective way to target help to the people who really need it. russia weinstein agrawal is professor of urban and regional planning for san jose state. she says high gas prices attract a lot of attention, but they are not the key cost of financial hardship for many people, food and housing prices play major roles . we need to help people who have very low incomes and are really struggling right now. and the most effective way to do that is not to tie rebates or checks to vehicle ownership. vehicle owners have mixed reaction to the governor's proposal. how much is that going to help? you know, $400 you know something's be