so gavin is working. you know he co-founded vice media and was a counterculture magazine and in, you know, at its highest, the early aughts, very popular among young people, was like fashion and partying and it was, you know, it was it was popular with young people. and gavin, the early editorial voice of vice. but vice was beholden to advertisers and sort of the general. i mean, he was filling with just horrible message, edginess, bigoted rants. and this is what filled out the pages that weren't, you know, fashion and don'ts of vice up until recently when i reached for this book, vice still had up one of gavin's old articles, and it was essentially a guide to date rape. i mean, this was standard fare for gavin mcinnes. so in the early aughts, vice starts to become beholden to advertisers. they kind of push gavin and gavin decides he's going double down on this rhetoric rather than clean up his act. and he starts his own talk show and bring along all of the misogynists for his audience that that left vice

but i know gavin williamson very well . he gavin williamson very well.ts teachers very highly . respects teachers very highly. and of course there are big decisions that were being made very rapidly during that period about whether to keep open and so on. and but ultimately we rely on the medical evidence coming from the chief medical officer and from the of health in making those very important decisions . the search for decisions. the search for a missing baby in brighton has ended after the remains of an infant were found in woodland last night. police say the body was found close to where? and marc gordon were arrested on monday. couple had evaded authorities for more than seven weeks and refused to give any information on the location or welfare of their baby there. they're currently being held on suspicion of child neglect , suspicion of child neglect, manslaughter. the home secretary's reportedly blamed political correct ness for creating what she calls a blind spot for his most extreme efforts to operate under the radar . efforts to operate under

other messages appear to show matt hancock and gavin - show matt hancock and gavin williamson discussinggavin said, some willjust want to access to ppe. sir gavin said, some will just want to say they can't so they have an excuse to avoid having to teach. later, matt hancock congratulated him on a cracking announcement on exams, adding, what announcement on exams, adding, what a bunch of absolute cars is the teaching unions are. sir gavin williamson said in the earlier exchange, he was responding regarding the unions, and has the utmost respect for teachers who work tirelessly to support students. private discussions now public, casting new light on decisions with huge consequences. jonathan blake, bbc news. 0ur education editor, branwenjeffreysjoins me from our newsroom in leeds. what more do these revelations tell us? about the decision making at a crucial time over whether schools should have shut during the pandemic?— should have shut during the andemic? ~ , , ., pandemic? well, it gives us a ersonal pandemic? well, it gives us a personal insight _ pandemic? well, it gives us a perso

we could see at the time _ secretary gavin williamson?that _ secretary gavin williamson? we could see at the time that government - secretary gavin williamson? we could see at the time that government wasl see at the time that government was chaotic and there was not a clear direction of travel for government, but all we could do as trade unions was work alongside the department at the time and gavin williamson and give the best of our advice in terms of what was happening on the ground. we could see from the medical evidence covid was raging in schools at that time and we were desperately trying to get a grip of it because no one could explain the certainty at that point that although everyone felt children suffered the disease better, we did not know whether it was a vector of transmission into the school community and adult population as well. what is revealed in these exchanges is the political drivers of this rather than the health drivers which was always the concern at the time. any concern at the time. any communication, - concern

well, great, gavin. your state is hemorrhaging population to my state of florida. >> you have gone out there on the record and said thation l the yet your immigration plan would invalidate governor newsom'ans i.d. for illegal immigrants. nuisance shot back that ron desantis is using migrants as pawns, isn't he?pawns. aren't sanctuary states , aren't they aiding and abetting lawbreaking? is it it's still against the law to enter this country wt without proper permission. >>hout of course.rida w sancflorida,e we're not a sanctuary state. when i becamstate.e governor , were able to ban sanctuary cities. >> the rule of lawe ru is import . and so, of course, we're not going to recognize lawless id's. that are done by california and california. they've abandoned the rule of law. they are a sanctuarythey state. they don't follow federal immigration laws. and , of course, the saurus prosecutors, they pick and choose which laws to enforce . they'll be people in los angeles who will get mugged, shot on the street.

of course that didn't affect gavin newsom. he continued to enjoy his fanciful dinners out with friends when nobody else in california could. most restaurants were not allowed to be open at the time he was enjoying that dinner. his kids remained in his privat schools that he is paying for. meanwhile all the kids in california public schools were not allowed to attend school in person. schools in florida, for example opened successfully in august 2020. by the way, no mask mandates either. make no mistake, newsom is a terrible politician. a sad excuse for a leader. recently while multiple countie in california were experiencing a state of emergency due to severe winter weather, newsom was enjoying a tropical vacatio in mexico. compare that to governor desantis. his leadership in the wake of hurricane ian, it is not a mystery. there is a reason california, new york, illinois, new jersey and all these other states are dying and florida, texas, the carolinas and tennessee are flourishing. take a look. >> when the world went mad, flo

but gavin appalling. but gavin williamson's own wife is a primary school teacher.es , i imagine that made for yes, i imagine that made for some rather awkward dinner conversation because presumably she's in a as well so that we can have a look. you very, very much catherine forster political reporter in westminster. it you the political angle now what is interesting really here is people until the cows people can argue until the cows come home whether or not come home about whether or not we right to shut schools we were right to shut schools and them for as long and keep them shut for as long we then open and shut we did then open them and shut them how effective came to them and how effective came to be when it came to stopping transmission. so were kids. little petri dishes the little petri dishes of the coronavirus that would then go home and bring that to mum and dad grandma granddad and dad and grandma and granddad and help all should help with the spread. all should it help with the spread. all should h been help with the spread. all should it been allowed t

when you think that gavin williamson was opposed to l that gavin williamson was opposed to closing schoolshat matt hancock seems to have been pushing for? i think the messages have the potential to be damaging for quite a lot of people. matt hancock appears most often because they are his messages. the problem is that what has come out suggests a focus on his media profile, if you look at the first batch. the testing target was up first batch. the testing target was up and then on schools, you can see that putsch. but at the same time, a lot of these things such as the schools debate was reported at the time. gavin williamson's role in trying to keep schools open has a bit more light shed on it now, but it was always known that matt hancock was the chief of, pushing for more caution. what these messages are doing is bringing it back to the forefront, and adding some details for the most damaging part format hancock is not so much where he stood on these issues, but where he stood on these issues, but where it looks as though this is to do with his own image, which it does in some of these

el gobernador gavin newsom dice que los pacientes ahorrarÍan entre $ 2000 y $ 4000 al aÑo. >> vamos avio. mi hijo tambiÉn es diabÉtico y la trae de mÉxico. fÉlix: en arabia saudita el checo pÉrez ganÓ su quinto gran premio de la fÓrmula uno. el mexicano es segundo en el campeonato de pilotos a sÓlo un punto de su compaÑero de equipo, max verstappen. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana con fÉlix de bedout. fÉlix: muy buenas tardes, bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn. mÁxima tensiÓn se vive en el mundo polÍtico ante la afirmaciÓn del expresidente donald trump de que serÁ arrestado el prÓximo martes por orden de la fiscalÍa de nueva york. su llamado a protestar si se produce la detenciÓn reavivÓ la pugna entre ambos partidos polÍticos, ya que algunos dirigentes advierte sobre posibles actos de violencia y otros dicen que ese proceso legal estÁ motivado polÍticamente y que es una venganza. peggy carranza nos tiene mÁs informaciÓn. peggy: aumentan las reacciones al mensaje del expresidente donald trump, donde dijo que espera ser arrestado el martes e invitÓ a sus partidarios

it turns out gavin had private money there.d helping his wineries. everything else he touches is garbage. having moved to florida, i willive in miami now. we have under 1,000 homeless people. all time low unemployment. they are building like crazy because desantis is escalating projects because we have 1200 people moving here every day. and if gavin newsom is thinking about running for president, which it seems like it is all heading in that direction the proof is in the pudding. about a million people have fled california since covid began and florida picked up a million. tennessee, texas, all the red states are picking up people and the question, of course, remains will these people vote the right way? i'm what app to say everyone i meet here seems like they know what they fled. there is nothing else gavin new some can do. i guarantee you this project will do nothing but suck off more money and create no less homelessness and it will just cause more of boondoggle which is what the democrats love. >> dana: everybody would like

it is a bit embarrassing for gavin - an apology? possibly.avin williamson and matt hancock. i don't think they made any bones about criticism of some of the unions in private, but it was pretty clear some of the language being used was not the sort of language ministers would want to get out in the public domain, clearly slightly at odds with the praise of teachers we saw at the time. and one of the things that is most fascinating reading some of the exchanges published by the telegraph is just how they lay on the line the sort of discussions going on in government and when it comes to the closure of schools in england, we always knew there had been a disagreement in government about whether schools should be closed for a second time at the start of 2021, but the extent to which matt hancock was trying to fight against gavin williamson's position, the extent to which matt hancock's aides were questioning mr williamson's decision, saying he was freaking out, not being rational, the extent to which the divisions were leading to which the divisi

.— work to do, gavin.rk to do, gavin. andy swiss at twickenham there for _ work to do, gavin. andy swiss at twickenham there for us. - wales are off the mark in this year's championship, with a much needed victory over italy. they ended up winning in rome 29—17 in rome. ben croucher reports. warren gatland's side were yet to score, but sometimes you need luck to bounce your way. if rio dyer made the most of good fortune, rhea williams made the most out of not very much. sheer strength of will seeing him passed five defenders. searching for their first win in a decade at home, sebastian negri offered some roman redemption but there was a clear gap between these two teams. on his first start in years, rees then found it. a bonus point try. game over? not quite. ensured the last ten minutes with keep wales on their toes, but the final pass evaded italian fingertips. 29—17 might not be a giant step for wales, but it is a good spring forward. ben croucher, bbc news. it's day 3 at the players championship in flo

gavin williamson , own corner.ary, really defending education and trying to make sure that that was the priority. matt hancock arguably the health secretary, trying to trying to pursue the health and put that at the top of the priority . and then of the priority. and then ultimately with these different people fighting their corners in fighting that interests, decisions are made, although it does seem particularly with fiscal conversation at the start of january 2021, that there was a great deal of rancour and indeed confuse . and of course, indeed confuse. and of course, the whole country went into a lockdown. this was the culmination of the various tiered systems and sort of semi lockdown status that we've been in for some time. but also it was the start of the vaccination rollout, and we know that that got going gangbusters after only a few months then. but clearly disagreements in terms of when that would have taken effect and pressure growing on the government to crack on with this inquiry. now, labour calling

carries a lot of capital. >> exactly, the paddocks are on his side, highly inconvenient facts were gavinsom to support the argument you heard their witches for the first time in a hundred 70 years of california's existence as a state, we lost a congressional seat because the population is declining because people are leaving. and it's not just people who are leaving come of the of california's wealth and opportunity is leaving. the businesses are actually creating come of the things that people use to flock to california for coming to see them left and right, hewlett-packard, one of the iconic companies and the list goes on of companies who just can't stand anymore the combination of high taxes, ridiculous overregulation, and the fact that their employees can't afford to live anywhere, because housing costs are so high because of regulation, the fact that the crime is out of control because of the far left policies, because of the restrictions on everything else that causes the cost of living in california to be so much higher than anywhere else in the country. paying the highest taxes a

gavin newsom is a fraud.e came out with statement in 2008 saying he had plan to take care of the problem. he's five years late. this plan is a disaster. he has done nothing for the state of california. honestly, jason, he's already checked out. he's a lame duck governor. he drops to his knees every day and hopes for bad news for joe biden so he can get out of california and destroy the nation. gavin newsom is a horrific governor. bad for the state of california and that's why we have people leaving the state. that's why i might have to join jimmy where he lives because california is a total disaster. >> amen to that. emily what's your take on this? i don't know where they will put the tiny homes. >> i was living in san francisco when it was major gavin newsom. remember his care not cash program. that failed miserably. it has nothing to do with reality. just last year, this skyrocketing rate of homeless are in the town left with over 20,000. the local nbc paper said it's an example of an inability to counter t

and they said gavin newsom should not run.tuents don't want you anywhere near elevated office, that says something. >> harris: of the many to so who do theylike? >> kayleigh: he's now the fall guy, so who are the left of? >> emily: and they share a love of the same donor base. the big families in california, the two of them are seen as the same entry and class. so maybe they are both in the hashtag, #anyonebutthem. >> harris: maybe they can get a tandem bike and background to save energy. new york city mayor eric adams is defending his views on faith, next. >> don't tell me about no separation between church and state. state is the body, church is the heart. you take the heart out of the body, the body dies. [applause] i can't separate my belief because i am an elected official. he series... let me tell you about the greatest roster ever assembled. the monster, the outlaw... and you can't forget about the boss. sometimes- you just want to eat your heroes. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time. age is just a number,

gavin newsom escaped to go somewhere during that atmospheric river driven snow storm.ens opens up some place he can escape to, he said will say keep that in my state. this is clearly politics. he wants to run for president. he's got to separation those groups out. we don't know the half i am sure. >> go ahead. he is so mad and sick of politicians using corporations and forcing them to into the political side of the debate. walgreens is trying to follow the law. they have to do business in these states. they are a company. they have employees that have kids and families. if you threaten walgreens in california, a lot of lower income families depend on walgreens for food. >> but he may not see them. >> they are getting hilt so hard by shoplifters because of crazy laws that make it legal. you have to give businesses a break. come on. >> people who attacked ron desantis on disney, disney put themselves in a political space. newsom going after other state's laws. >> imagine if we were president. >> oh, god forbid. >> the united states secretary wants america to take notes f

with south carolina and georgia first, i think that gavin newsom will have trouble there. which is unlikely. >> he is totaly winning, joe biden can't do it shane, you are a young v viral man, joe biden wishes he had one 10th of yo your vigor will they elbow him out of the way. >> i hope so, i would love to see anyone in there you go joe biden, i thought joe biden would be fun coming to 2020, you know we got basement tour and nothing else, he left in 2016, from vp we had solid goal gaffe after gaffe, but now it is sad, maybe we need new blood, newsom could be that guy, i think he would have a tough time, michelle obama would be what the democratic party needs, to kind of sucsurge and i don't have a dug to the fight, unless oil dave smith runs for president, i don't see myself streets for trump or desantis or michelle obama ear or gavin newsom or biden, i would like to see someone who has a least coherent thought. kennedy: i would love to see dave smith on stage with president's biden and trump, that would be if he okay it would blow their minds, their heads -- they wouldn't

i want to finally touch on this, this is gavin newsom.ng walgreens because walgreens refuses to send abortion pills to 22 states where the attorneys general says don't send them or we'll sue you. walgreens is facing the same circumstances as all retail pharmacies and no other retail pharmacies have said they would approach this situation differently so it's unclear where this contract would now be moved. in other words, what's gavin newsom going do when he runs out of pharmacies to boycott? >> again, this is all about performative politics, trace. this isn't about making californians' lives better. walgreens actions are in what? 21 states not named california. so he punishes one of the nation's largest retailers of pharmaceutical products to make a statement because, what? he's going to run for president or something? this is ridiculous! gavin newsom needs to focus on getting california's house in order. instead what he does is he goes to mexico to work on his tan and he comes back home with cov covid-19. >> yeah. the snow was piling up i

but i know gavin williamson very well. he respects teachers very highly and of course they're all big decisions that were being made , decisions that were being made, you know, very rapidly during that about whether to keep schools open and so on and but ultimately, we rely on the medical evidence coming from the chief medical officer and from the department of health in making very important decisions . the search. a missing baby in brighton has ended after the remains of an infant were found in woodland night. police say the body was found close to where constance martin and mark gordon were arrested on monday. they'd been evading authorities for more than seven weeks, but refused to divulge information on the location welfare of their baby. on the location welfare of their baby . they're currently being baby. they're currently being held on suspicion of child neglect, manslaughter and the home secretary has reportedly blamed political for creating what calls a blind spot for islamist extremists to operate under the rada

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it is california governor gavin newsom riding to the rescue of himself. in the bailout of silicon valley bank, his personal accounts, his wineries, were in svb. unthose wineries, the ones we at the pr -- he kept open. >> and biden family is bracing house oversight has treasury documents on their deal making overseas, former president trump he tops governor ron desantis among g.o.p. voters, i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: welcome to the show, stocks selling off, dow in s&p down, we have nazdaq up. bank contagion fears are offsetting the cooler wholesale inflation report. credible suisse hits record lows, moving in to step in to hop. u.s. banks have already fenced themselve from that. and kit to junk status they may need government help. will low read in who sale prices stop fed from wreaking more havoc by raising rates higher next week? edward lawrence is live at white house. reporter: markets now say it is a tossup to whether there will be a rate hike or 25 basis points, president was in las vegas. talking when th

and gavin newsom left that out.tial contender. >> do you agree? >> yes. -- there are states when it is not legal to perform abortions now. do i agree with that? that happens to be the law of the land. i don't think it should be. i did not want dobbs to be overturned -- company has to abide by the law in these states. gavin newsom, he's a show horse. he's doing -- >> -- >> -- 1000 percent political expedience. >> -- this is >> it's literally -- >> starts with this term abortion pill, which is even in the intro. this is a misnomer. this medication is used to treat miscarriages and also for abortion purposes. walgreens is not asking women who are asking for this medication what they are using this medication. for they are just -- who, by the way the republican attorney general association in support of january six and said -- all kinds of inflammatory messages before that -- they have threatened to sue based on a 19th century anti pornography law, the comstock act, which has not been used in decades, to try to say that

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what was your take on gavin newsom. he is silent after setting up the task force. >> harris, i think this conversation should have ended before it began because the reality is simply there is no one alive today who was a slave and no one alive today who was a slave owner. let's get to the reality of this issue here. reparations won't do anything to help black people. it won't save the failing schools in cities like chicago. it is not going to end the violent crime wave in cities like baltimore. it is simply going to toss a carrot in front of the faces of black people and ask them to be happy. what does it do for our community? not a single thing whatsoever. >> harris: i've been curious all along. the governor sets it up. if it's about politics, is it about getting the black vote? what does gavin newsom do. he is a politician. they will politic. >> exactly right. this isn't about black lives or improving the state of black america. it's about black votes. the left has been clear that's all they care about. they don't car

but i know gavin williamson very well.ghly and of course they're big decisions that were made, you know, very rapidly during that penod know, very rapidly during that period about whether to keep schools open and so on. but ultimately, we rely on the medical evidence coming from chief medical officer and the department of health in making those very decisions , the search those very decisions, the search for missing in brighton has ended after the remains of an infant were found in woodland last night . police say the body last night. police say the body was found close where constance marten and mark gordon arrested on monday. the couple had evaded authorities for more than seven weeks and had refused to give any information on the location welfare of their baby. they are currently being held on suspicion of child neglect, manslaughter. the home secretary has reportedly blamed political correctness for creating what she calls a blind spot for islamist extremists to under the radar. according to the times, suella braverman

. >> coming up here tonight, governor gavin newsom continuing his state tour today. what he focused on and what opponents to the governor's plan, our site. >> plus, the california department of water resources releasing water from lake oroville. just how much water is now flowing into the feather river. >> new tonight at 10, san francisco police will beef up patrols at stonestown mall following several recent fights involving teenagers. san francisco supervisor mirana mel guard tweeted earlier tonight the altercations there have resulted in physical injuries often after school lets out. now barr says the increased patrols will begin tomorrow. she says, quote, we must support the kids and keep them safe along with everyone else. she's asking parents to monitor their kids, social media and follow what they're doing. >> on the coast, an elderly man was rescued after he suffered a medical emergency while fishing in pacifica. it happened yesterday afternoon just before 4 near morning point. a chp helicopter responding and hoist am pacific, a firefighter to the man's locat

. >>> at noon, governor gavin newsom is expected to survey storm damaged areas in monterey county. meanwhile, there are still many people dealing with no power at their home here in the bay area. >> pg&e says nearly 155,000 of

earlier this week, governor gavin newsom was in monterey county touring the flooding area near the small farming community of pajaro miles of farmland remain under water after a levee breached along the river in the meantime, for those who were able to make it to the local markets, please come and support are always open rain or we're always here. it's the farmers. want to be here will be here to the market. >> some of the farms impacted by the storms are raising money for repairs to support their workers. but it also will be a long road to recovery in the newsroom. gayle ong kron, 4 news. meanwhile, there is some good news tonight. evacuation orders have been lifted in the monterey county of spreckels. this happened earlier tonight and includes the salinas river south of highway 68. however, the evacuation order remains in effect for the power of a community and areas northwest of speckles. of course, this all comes as more rain is expected to hit us here. taking a live look at sfo this evening. our 10:00pm producer loves the sfo camera. he always i don't know if he's always always want

gavin is a fraud. he came out with a statement at two thousand eight . he hadout with planned to to ta. of the homeless problem. he's five yeare years late and s plan is a disaster.state of he has done nothing fory the state of california. and honestly, jason ,chec he's already checked out. he's a lamked ae governor .s he dropped to his knees everype day and holds for bad news for joe biden so he could get out of california and destroy the nation. gavin newsom is honestly and truly a a a horrific governor , bad for the for the state of california. and that's what we have people leaving the state. that's why i have to join jimmy , where he lives, because california is a total disaster. >>oin hey, man to that. >> emily, what's your take on this? thirty million dollars forn twelve hundred tiny homes. i don't know where they're going to put the tin puty homes but yeah, i was living in sanco francisco when it was mayorn gavin newsom. and remember his care, notne cash program. .that failed miserably at the time. checkinprogg goals that had nothing to do with r

governor ron desantis and gavin newsom have been fighting. poll shows 7 out of 10 california voters do not want gavin newsom to run in 2024, and 54 percent say he should not run. even california democrats are saying no to newsom in the white house. >> when you turn your state into a dumpster fire like gavin newsom has done to california, you normally wouldn't be considered. joe biden will be the democratic nominee in 2024, no matter how much gavin newsom wishes he was the nominee. liz: it's about common sense, it's about fighting for the american people. it's about listening to what their needs are. let's listen to senator john kennedy at cpac. >> the truth is common sense is illegal in washington, d.c. the truth is, i do not hate anyone. i look for grace wherever i can find it. so i say this gently. the biden administration sucks. if you put president biden in charge of the sahara desert, he would run out of snd. if the aliens landed in washington, d.c. tomorrow, and said take me to your leader, it would be embarrassing. america is not perfe

gavin williamson.pathy for gavin williamson. i never thought it would happen. and somehow to hear that and yet somehow to hear that that matt hancock mocking that matt hancock was mocking him. was like him. yeah, i mean, this was like it's two mice, it's a fight between two mice, really. mean, both of really. i mean, both of them seem the versions of seem the feeble versions of humans. williamson was humans. but gavin williamson was getting it right and then had to do another u—turn. remember do another u—turn. i remember the period we were mocking the period when we were mocking him all u—turns. him for doing all the u—turns. yeah, it wasn't the source of at least one of them. no, i always think you know, although think that, you know, although it to allow it is very tempting to allow your to flood your system your anger to flood your system when government when you read about government ups. but it's not always obvious who actually to blame. it's who is actually to blame. it's not who has been not al

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earlier this week, governor gavin newsom was in monterey county touring the flooding area near the small farming community of pajaro miles of farmland remain under water after a levee breached along the river. in the meantime, for those who were able to make it to the local markets, please come and support are always open rain or we're always here. it's the farmers. want to be here will be here to the market. >> some of the farms impacted by the storms are raising money for repairs to support their workers. but it also will be a long road to recovery in the newsroom. gayle ong gayle ong kron, 4 thank you, gayle. time to get a check of our forecast. we're taking a live look at the bay bridge. it has been a very busy day today all across the bay area here in the city the northway about people and about taking advantage of no rain on a saturday for. >> first time in a like some recent, of course, is tracking. it looks like it might be off of our. >> our coast here, murray said what's happening? yeah, it's definitely inching closer to our bay area coastline and it's set to arrive becoming wi

five minutes into the second half, have another go, gavin. no problem. only to discover he had been offside, overruled, and on the final whistle, the feeling only the fa cup can bring. there's been nothing like this for grimsby since the 1930s. just an unbelievably special night, and yeah, just like for everyone involved with the club, i'm so happy. you see the travelling fan base we brought on a wednesday night, it's unbelievable, isn't it? glad we could give back to them and it took a special effort and special result. sheffield united are chasing promotion from the championship. well, here's a goal that would look good in any league. iliman ndiaye to knock tottenham out of the cup. any premier league teams left? well, manchester united began their march by lifting the cup, or last weekend's league cup. this finish from said benrahma looked like it might take west ham through to the quarterfinals. there were just 14 minutes left when the equaliser went in. 0wn goal, actually. extra time beckoned when alejandro garnacho produced a finish good enough to

governor gavin newsom's proposal he vows will hold oil companies accountable. clearedi a major hurdle on this monday passing the assembly with majority approval and now heads to his desk legislature, the courage conviction and the backbone to stand up to so i'm very, very pleased. the proposal came during a months long special session. the governor says is all about lowering the cost at the pump and going after oil companies. he argues are taking part in price gouging, open the role. for the bill passed today. the state will create an independent oil watchdog division with subpoena power and allow the california energy commission to determine whether to impose a financial penalty on oil companies deemed to be price gouging or earning excessive profit margins. as for how much profit is considered too much? well, those details will be left to the commission. we sent a big, great, powerful message to them today. hope this is a signal other states and across this country and around the globe. we want to protect californians against outrageously high gas prices. sen

governor gavin newsom says california there stepped away from walgreens. this after the pharmacy said it would not ship and sell abortion pills. the 20 conservative states which have threatened the company with lawsuits. crawford's dan kerman has that story. >> on the heels of walgreen's decision not to sell an abortion pill by mail in 20 conservative states that threatened the company with lawsuits. if they did so. california governor gavin newsom says california is cutting ties with walgreens. in a tweet the governor said california won't be doing business with walgreens or any company. the towers to the extremists and puts women's lives at risk. we're done. and while said they won't ship the drug to those states, walgreens is in the process of getting fda certification, allowing the company to dispense the drug were ever. it is legal. while greens is basically trying to hedge their bets here. so it doesn't want to take any steps right now that if things could potentially put them in legal jeopardy. >> but then it's also saying we want to go through a ce

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a year from now, gavin newsom, you see that. governor of illinois, see that.ven the governor of michigan thinks she might be a vice presidential candidate and far left is dictating policies in those states and eventually their politics will change seeing the rest of the country going in the opposite direction, especially if the republicans win in 2024 and the blue states will realize no more federal bailouts and they'll have to face rate. california is already beginning, $25 billion budget deficit after $100 billion surplus cash after all the handouts from washington. stuart: they're not going to reverse the exodus. they're raising taxes. >> not reverse but internal politics will force a change. stuart: how do you run for president if your state, people are leaving your state in droves and you've got a whopping great big deficit and you're running for the presidency and you can't reverse that? >> well, they're all entrolled on the far left of the democratic party. if they appease the far left, there's a chance orgeat the nomination and maybe a miracle will hap

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fdic shouldn't be on gavin newsom's plate. now go to reparations.lifornia never participated in slavery, but they want to pay reparations to descendants of african american individuals living in the state of california. there is total cost of the program $640 billion and number of black californians who receive the payout, 1.8 million people. california has revenue problem, facing massive deficit in the state. can california afford this 22.5 billion budget defit is the barrel of the gun california is staring down right now. it is appropriate to pay the reparations in the middle of a fiscal crisis? that is the question. >> todd: those numbers don't work. this is a nonstarter. more fallout from the willow oil project. >> cheryl: as expected, president biden came out and approved the willow project, he got three sites, not five, they wanted five, they got three. now the president went on television to the daly show to talk about it, listen to the description of his approval. >> president biden: we're going to need fossil fuel for at least the next 10 y

so don't be alarmed on the 4th day of governor gavin newsom's statewide tour. the governor introduced a new plan. he says we'll improve mental and behavioral health across california categories. one eytan wallace has a look at that plant and the response from republicans. take a listen. >> well, the governor says his proposal raise money to in his words, modernized california's behavioral health system, all part of a plan that will ultimately need final approval from you. the voters we can fix this. governor gavin newsom speaking with a sense of optimism as he announced his intention to place a multi-billion dollar bond measure on the 2024 ballot. >> one he says will help the state reach people experiencing mental illness. substance use disorders and homelessness. we have to address and come to grips with the reality of mental health in this state and our nation. >> it's unacceptable. what we're dealing with at scale now in the state of california. that's why newsom says he's proposing a 3 to 5 billion dollar bond measure. the exact figure still in the works. h

march 19th governor gavin newsom announces a statewide order to shelter in place. march 25th most bay area schools extend their closures the next day saw more than 3.2 million people apply for unemployment in one week that was the largest number ever documented by the weekly jobs claims report on april 18th face covering requirements took effect in public places across the bay area. over the summer, the state began relaxing restrictions as numbers dropped. on november 21st due to a rapid rise in cases in overnight curfew began in california. then on december 3rd governor newsom announces a new stay at home order with some of the strictest measures since the beginning of the pandemic, including the closure of many businesses in prohibiting private gatherings. a little more than a week later, the fda granted emergency youth authorization for pfizer's coronavirus vaccine. december 14th the first coronavirus vaccine vaccinations are administered in the us and the bay area the following day. right? on january 15th 2021 the regional stay at home order was lifted. then ov