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. >>> an exclusive interview with gavin newsom. we will debut a new ad that the governor is putting on air in alabama and we will get his thoughts on the former president's trial and what it means for the 2024 race. >>> foreign aid bills finally passed in the house, but not that plenty of drama from marjorie taylor green. later? a conversation with superstar stinger -- a an activist, john legend. i will ask him about the work he's doing on criminal justice reform and get his take on the state of politics. >>> in the words of judge mershon, this trial is starting. there are seven men, five women, and six alternates. they will hear alternate -- opening statements tomorrow. it wasn't a smooth road, because defendant trump was all but digging the potholes himself with an assist from some of his cable news allies. >> she said two things that stuck out, one, "i don't really have an opinion of trump, and no one is above the law." i'm not so sure about this juror. >> trump then quoted water saying, "they are catching undercover liberal act

also, governor gavin newsom's effort to provide access to women from arizona . and, an abortion law case before the u.s. supreme court. >>> let's take a look at today's news headlines. new propaganda video released by hamas today shows berkeley born hostage hersh goldberg-polin alive. cbs news can't confirm whether it was recorded or what kind of pressure he may have been facing. he was captured back in october and the video shows one have his hands is missing. he is one of eight americans still believed to be held by hamas. >>> the pro-palestinian demonstration at uc berkeley is growing. student protesters are camped out on campus and they say they won't leave until the university cuts ties with anyone who has a relationship with israel. specifically, related to arms suppliers. they are also calling on the university to acknowledge israel's actions against gaza as genocide. the university says it has no plans to change its investment policies. >>> an apartment fire in oakland left three people hospitalized. it happened near 60th street and martin luther king wa

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at the same time today, here in california, governor gavin newsom announced new plans to counter what he calls an extreme abortion ban in arizona. the governor is proposing legislation that would allow arizona medical professionals to perform abortions in california. this comes as arizona debates whether to uphold the law that banned a fortune -- abortion with nearly no exception. anything could still have it in arizona and expect california to go ahead with this plan, even after arizona's legislature considers a new motion to repeal the ban >> i think it still makes sense to make it easier for obstetricians and other parts of -- to get licenses in california. this might be true for arizona, this law is truly going away, but it is true that people from all over the united states are coming to california because they cannot access safe, legal care really live. >> gavin newsom has repeatedly backed legislation supporting abortion and reproductive rights, including measures to pay travel expenses to those fleeing states that have banned the measure. >>> time is ticking for tiktok. it's o

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him and, gavin newsom. ninth circuit tied his hands in the supremes have set him free he wants to be president in dealing with the homeless would make him look good. it's not going to be easy the drugs, the crime and the mental illness but if the constitutional right to screw up vast sections over cities is reversed there is a chance to turn the tide. the second hour of "varney" just getting started. stuart: guy benson joins me this monday morning. i would expect the supreme to deny the constitutional right to camp and public spaces. i think you're going to roll in that direction, what say you? >> i want to see what the argument looks like and what the court watchers say and what they might suggest. i would hope that you are right, i am rooting for the outcome that you are talking about very interesting wrinkle on gavin newsom that is insightful. sometimes you will hold my fire and anticipate something of the supreme court and the arguments start happening and you start to say maybe i was wrong and i'm incl

governor gavin newsom announced that his administration has secured a cal rx branded over-the-counter naloxone for $24. a pack. >> that's how much the state will pay. but doctor mark galli from california, health and human services says most of the twin packs used to reverse an overdose will cost consumers. nothing in san francisco. you picked one of reduction or substance use disorder service providers. >> public health clinics. some of the commercial clinics will provide narcan. >> to make it available free of charge. the goal with the program according to governor newsom's office is to make sure lifesaving medication. >> doesn't result in people going into debt. i spoke with bronze, courtney, from the hiv education and prevention project of alameda county or helped pack about the financial struggles. those facing addiction often face. some folks were talking about like, am i going to eat? >> or am i going to have narcan or am i going to have, you know, some basic needs some hygiene stuff or my going to have nor can he does harm reduction, work out in the community and non-clinical

gavin newsom and state lawmakers invest more in affordable housing across california. in total, some 500 people are taking part in. this marks, the vast majority renters among the marchers. >> francisco to when of the housing now coalition, we need a lot more investing in affordable housing housing that people can afford. but he and so many others here are concerned the state is not where should be falling way behind on the governor's goal to build 1 million new affordable homes by 2030, according to the california housing partnership. while california has increased production of affordable homes over the past 5 years. >> it's not been enough with the partnership noting the state has funded just over 10% of what is needed to reach california twenty-thirty affordable housing goals. we can do it on possible, but we need invest in >> winter's here say they're concerned that the governor's preliminary budget includes proposals to cut or delay some housing programs by about 1 billion dollars. but the governor >> is fighting back in a statement. his spokesperson wrote, no go

governor gavin newsom responding with frustration as he spoke about near total abortion bans in effect than a dozen u.s. states. and now arizona could be next. while the grand canyon state currently has a law on the books allowing abortions in the first 15 weeks of pregnancy, the state supreme court ruled earlier this month. arizona should follow law from 18, 64. >> banning nearly all abortions except when the pregnant person's life is in danger. doctors who are found violate the law could face a penalty of 2 to 5 years in state prison. this is serious. one thing all has in common men. >> determine the fate and future women. this would never happen. it was men. we know that. but newsom says california has a part to play. he and the members of the california legislative women's caucus announced in urgency. bill sb 2, 3, 3 allowing arizona doctors in good standing to come to california to provide abortion care for their patients who've traveled here. we want to lend our hand, not just our hearts and we want to we want to create a framework of real support. >> we have the opportunity to h

sound like the gavin newsom i know. the man who once held newsom's job arnold schwarzenegger shares why he credits america for his success. >> america is the greatest country in the world. there's a lot of people didn't want to come to america to take advantage of america. and i am very vividly against that. >> steve: hear more from arnold in a moment during the second hour of "fox & friends" which starts right now and remember mornings are better with chairs that work. >> brian: yes. [laughter] >> ainsley: the biden-harris campaign hiring new pollsters now, according to politico. >> lawrence: and in a few hours vice president kamala harris will campaign in north carolina in her fourth visit to the state this year. >> steve: mark meredith is live on the north lawn of the white house where it's a much drier day than it was yesterday, mark, good morning. >> steve, ainsley, brian, lawrence good morning. it is much do i haver. we'll don't have a share here. we are already losing exart to you guys. as we heard many times pre

while gavin newsom things that people can ignore donald trump, that's just never been the reality so he can put that out as a wish and a prayer but it's never going to happen. it's really funny to hear it from him. >> trace: when your daughter is not sleeping you come right back on and we will put you on television. thank you for coming on. anti- israel's protesters marching through the streets of new york city right now. we are monitoring this looking live at new york city. 11:35 in the big apple. it's not just college campuses dealing with anti- israel protest. they are even being encouraged at the high school level. washington state public school students are planning to walk out to support palestine tomorrow during passover. a man takes his chances wrangling an 8-foot gator in florida and someone decides to give their own take on taylor swift's new music video. the day's best viral videos are next. first alive look at buffalo new york where buffalo wings believe or not -- believe it or not, were invented. we are coming right back. a walk out in washington, high school kids, pro p

. [ simultaneous talking ] >> gavin doesn't have to worry about any flying he flies private it's just the politician who gets to cut in line. >> i don't need clear i have aio >> they're asked for britt >> i guess we should cover this kind of tailor-made for our show we would be remiss if we were to ignore this sort of thing. >> greg: why we are forcing you to watch this interview that appears morgan did with crack at barney the anti- israel check that accosted alec boulton at a coffee shop. >> what you did to alec baldwin can you explain why you did this. >> what i do to alec baldwin? did you see the damage that alec did to me? did you see the damage look at my arm look at my arm peers look at my neck i was maimed by a white man on monday i was maimed my hand is broken my neck is broken look at my legs my legs don't work look at this peers pierce so you another white devil don't do this to me appears it's too early in the morning peers it's too early. >> your weight came off. >> is not a wig it's my hair i identify as a white woman. >> greg: i know it or thinking, she made some good p

will. >> reyna city hall as well as sacramento governor gavin newsom.atching it very closely because depending on how the justices rule, it will dictate how san francisco and the state of california can move forward. now, this case is being heard in about 90 minutes from now. we don't know when a ruling will come down, but both parties will be going before the justices. this case actually originated from grants. pass oregon. it's a small town in the southern border of oregon about 40,000 people. but they are bringing this case to the united states supreme court because that town they are tired of homelessness and they would like to punish homeless encampments and homeless people. now, according to advocates for homelessness, is that, you know, people who want to protect the homeless, they say that constitutes cruel and unusual punishment that it actually sends the homeless down a rabbit hole because you're punishing them with fines. they cannot afford. and then that will ruin their credit. and when they're ready to get back on their feet and tried to fr

usually, gavin. have left the pitch, but the celebrations at the final whistle, you can see the emotion of the manchester city players —— hugely, gavin. after what happened on wednesday night, you could see how much this meant to them. they were not at their best, they were far from how they can play, but as is so often the case with the great teams, they found a way to get the job done. of course the big question and develop to this match was how would they respond to that heartache of being knocked out of the champions league on penalties by real madrid? they did struggle for a lot of the match. chelsea had by far the better chances, but with less than ten minutes left, finally, city broke the deadlock through bernardo silva, and what a key moment that was, and an emotional moment that was, and an emotional moment for bernardo silva as well, because he was one of the men who missed in the penalty shoot—out he struck a terrible penalty against real madrid but he was the man who got the goal which is

gavin newsom, the whole thing is he put up hundreds of these cameras in oakland california. they've had a litany of crime problems up there. they say this about these cameras, quoting here in california and elsewhere, fear of crime drives the surveillance state. long after the uniforms leave the streets, those cameras will still be there. they will watch not just criminals but regular people going about their lives and undoubtedly breaking one of california's myriad of laws in the name of fighting crime, everybody will be monitored for years to come. it really is. it's orwellian where you say we do all these things because we are were to protect you and they watch you. >> even more so because this is necessitated by the fact that they won't enforce the law properly to begin with. nobody even hinted at these types of intrusions. we were enforcing the law properly. once that basic protections deteriorate we get to these measures that could impede on people's normal day-to-day activities and that's what we see here. >> trace: it's amazing to see the great distance they will go

plus, governor gavin newsom is adding more cameras to the east bay to help improve safety. i a firefighters responded to fires in the same district less than 24 hours. they now believe it to be arson. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> well, good monday morning and thank you for waking with us bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news. i'm reyna harvey. all right. well, we want to dive into the forecast today. hopefully you had a great weekend. john got out to the park and there were so many families out there just celebrating easter was really nice to see warnings. yeah, it's good to see everyone out there enjoying all that sunshine. >> as well. definitely a nice way to get things started. now, here's a little sneak peek at traffic, which michael thomas is actually going to bring you here in just a couple of minutes. but let's get started with your forecast. if we could switch over to max one. we are looking at skies that are nice and clear today. going to be looking at conditions out there that are going to be beautiful,

and gavin newsom is a walking example of that.t more pushback from -- you're already seeing a lot of people revolting in california over this because they're sold these things again and again that are supposedly for their benefit only to find out that none of the ruling class actually abides by the laws, and the con generalses are -- consequences are severe for them. paul: dan, you have said the democratic party is more and more divorced from any economic reality. but i'm going to go to no labels, because i want to get to the no labels movement which was going to field or try to field a thursday party. but this week they announced they won't have it, field a candidate. they didn't have anybody they thought could win the election. what do you make of that decision? >> well, it's -- i think it's going to have a really intriguing effect on the election, ultimately. i assumed after joe lieberman tragedy clay --ically -- tragically died it was going to be difficult for them to come up with a candidate, and a lot of people like chris ch

gavin newsom has already released an ad critical of states trying to stop people from seeking help in places where abortion remains legal. >> this is really sick what's happening in this country right now. and spare me this freedom gospel. spare me! pro-life, really? what about the rest of life? >> associate professor of justice studies says all these different -- the state bans and the ongoing debate are likely to converge. >> and that's not quite what was being asked of arizona at this time, but it would apply, right, if this is going to make abortion virtually, entirely inaccessible, then you see the same kind of issues will arrive for the patients and healthcare providers in the arizona hospitals. >> from washington, d.c., -- a move to repeal the arizona law today is a big step. >> we are happy to see it. folks who are most affected by these bands are individuals who have already been marginalized in our society, in our community, by our healthcare systems. >> reporter: robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> student protesters camping out again at uc berkeley. they say they're not l

. >>> a new effort on curbing the opioid crisis in california, governor gavin newsom announced the state will soon have its own version of an overdose reversal drug for nearly half the price. the state is working with the new jersey pharmaceutical company to buy an over-the-counter nasal spray version of naloxone, a generic version of narcan. the state will charge $24 for a two-pack, 40% below the current market rate. the state will provide the drug to first responders and universities for free. >>> governor gavin newsom will travel to the vatican next month to speak at a climate summit. the governor is expected to collaborate with researchers, engineers, including faith and community leaders. >>> still ahead, they call it a game changer for the electric car industry, how people who own evs are reacting to tesla's opening up their charging network to everyone. >> having more chargers available, it's a great thing. >>> they say the future is female and the firefighting industry is no exception. we'll introduce you to the young women training to be on the front lines. >>> she was miserable

both the city of san francisco and governor gavin newsom want a reversal from the supreme court in this, but we have yet to see whether or not they will get it. a recent law or a law in oregon which was referenced this morning, one of the attorneys and some of the justices conceded this morning that that law actually answers a lot of the issues that were originally brought up in the grants pass case. so, after all this lead-up, marcus, we could maybe get a ruling that doesn't rule on the constitutionality of the eighth amendment when it comes to grants pass. so all this is very interesting, and we won't get the ruling for another couple months. we will be watching. >> we will. i'm sure it piques the interest of a lot of people in the bay area. ginger, thank you. >>> later this afternoon, lawmakers in sacramento will focus on how to make the roads safer when it comes to automatic vehicles. what protections are they considering, bob? >> reporter: good morning. i just spoke to assembly ting of san francisco who is proposing this bill, ab-1771, a bill that, if enacted into law, to answer yo

so shame on gavin newsom as the 1 bright spot here is were talking about automation if you got robotflippers and 6 robots on the horizon as they can push their buttons give the food they desire and take it there and have their way with it. 0 emotional attachment. i'm kind of torn. >> kat: you bring it back points you don't hear that on special report. >> you should. >> kat: tyrus 1 thing we have in common is we both worked minimum wage jobs. >> i've been fired by the best i worked for arby's at 6 minutes. >> i also worked at carl's and kelly's when i was kitchen manager i don't know what the guy there was thinking about right you like the football team i played for right in college. so this small business stuff do they have to get that pinero bred to move where you donate to gavin's campaign and he comes up with this great aid you if you bake bread in your restaurant it doesn't apply to you so every fast food chain should just get an make or break often and says we are making bread as with all for opportunities to make it off merit. as stores can pay you up to $20 and all over based

however, i do take issue with one thing that gavin said. like his definition of what it means to have this national pride and community and spirit and all of that, and i understand that there is a common heritage and there is a common heritage and the common history that someone like me, who came here as an adult, doesn't have . but at the adult, doesn't have. but at the same time, there needs to be for space every everyone who, who, who wants to assimilate in this society to do that in a way that is respectful and appreciative of the culture. and for me, as a greek person, i have no problem with, england having its own national holiday. it makes perfect sense . other countries perfect sense. other countries have the same, and i think there should be a way to celebrate that as a community that has space for everyone. >> and catherine, it is a bit unfortunate that we saw today scenes in whitehall where some people seemed to abuse the flag of saint george. they use it as an opportunity to go and have a bit of a punch up with the police. >> i

however, i do take issue with one thing that gavin said.el like his definition of what it means to have this national pride and community and spirit and all of that, and i understand that there is a common heritage and there is a common heritage and the common history that someone like me, who came here as an adult, doesn't have . but at the adult, doesn't have. but at the same time, there needs to be for space every everyone who, who, who wants to assimilate in this society to do that in a way that is respectful and appreciative of the culture. and for me, as a greek person, i have no problem with, england having its own national holiday. it makes perfect sense . other countries perfect sense. other countries have the same, and i think there should be a way to celebrate that as a community that has space for everyone. >> and catherine, it is a bit unfortunate that we saw today scenes in whitehall where some people seemed to abuse the flag of saint george. they use it as an opportunity to go and have a bit of a punch up with the police. >>

governor gavin newsom says he wants to but he makes clear californians should not get complacent. >> governor gavin newsom walking in snow shoes as he took part in the california department of water resources. monthly snow survey at the phillips station just south of lake tahoe. haha survey results of the phillips station showing the snow depth. there stands at 64 inches and snow water content that 27 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it is. well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains. all of us helping researchers determined the phillips station snowpack stands at 113% of average for this time of year. well, the state snowpack stands at 110%. you can take a deep breath this year, but don't quadruple. and at a time in your shower, newsom says that note in california has recently gone to extremes on all fronts from floods to fires to droughts referencing this moment just 9 years ago this week when then governor jerry brown stood at the same exact spot at the phillips station to show it was totally dry at the time

california business owners will be bleeding cash as gavin newsom minimum wage hike takes effect.estaurants will be forced to pay their workers at least $20 an hour. some say the new law is a silent tax on owners and consumers alike. >> we're going to have massive layoffs, massive job losses. it is a silent tax on the public. the public will pay for the unemployment of the people that are let go. people need to wake up. this is like when you go out to the circus and the guy has a big fancy treky showing you meanwhile somebody is stealing all of the money out of your pocket because this tax is passed on to the consumer. lisa: david i'm going to start with you because you're very familiar with this law. what should the audience at home know? >> they should know this is started number one he signed into law in september by october pizza hut announced 1200 plus layoffs another franchiser in california laid off starbucks employees who, by the way, total compensation package around $30 an hour, they already closed seven stores with more layoffs Über drivers, door dash all of them will p

newsom fan so it's typical gavin.you to stay indoors during covid and he's is outdoing his stuff. once again tells you to pay 20 bucks and ours -- an hour and he's not even paying 17. it's typical cabin. >> trace: typical cabin. finally, walter cronkite journalism school won't let prospective propagandists graduate without taking radical dei course. i mean this course if you go through it, it's not as bad as what was happening at ucla but it's unbelievable that they are forcing it, it's mandatory when you go to this public school. >> this course is straight out of -- playbook, he who controls the language controls the masses. clearly these university are filling heads with lies like meritocracy is rooted in white supremacy, teaching them to hate the very things that made this country great. it's tremendously unfortunate and you see only 32% of people trust the media in this country and if this is the way journalism schools are going, that number is only going to move further south. >> trace: kind of a sad statement. g

gavin k newsom is the governor f california and he's running for the presidency whether he admits or not. and the golden state is in decline on newsom's watch. the homeless population is widening and crime speed is getting bigger and the country has an image of california as a socially dysfunctional society. in the extreme, that's a hard nut for newsom to crack. look at fundamentals, issues by which newsom will be judged on a national basis. california has the highest unemployment rate in the country, 5.3%. the national average: 3.9. dig deeper and you see there's not much jobs available in california. less than one per unemployed person and elsewhere social security one in six. state authorities say it's going to be 73 billion. either way by law, the budget must be balanced. what's newsom going to do? raise taxes? they're the highest in the land and faces cuts to services. how's that going to go down across the country? out migration, the population declined at each of the last three years and there's a lot of rich people leaving, taking their tax revenue with them. gavin newsom is

governor gavin newsom says he wants to but he makes clear californians should not get complacent. >> governor gavin newsom walking in snow shoes as he took part in the california department of water resources. monthly snow survey at the phillips station just south of lake tahoe. haha survey results of the phillips station showing the snow depth. there stands at 64 inches and snow, water content that 27 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it is. well, the snow water content tells us how much water it contains. all of us helping researchers determined the phillips station snowpack stands at 113% of average for this time of year. well, the state snowpack stands at 110%. you can take a deep breath this year, but don't quadruple. at a time in your shower, newsom says that note in california has recently gone to extremes on all fronts from floods to fires to droughts referencing this moment just 9 years ago this week when then governor jerry brown stood at the same exact spot at the phillips station to show it was totally dry at the time. n

governor gavin newsom announced this week that berkeley, pinole, richmond and fairfield are joining 42for their efforts to encourage more housing development. the list includes a total of bay area cities. the designation comes with financial incentives and other resources to helspeed housing a major housing shortage and has set a goal for 2.5 million new homes by year 2030. watch where you park in san francisco. the city is preparing to crack down on illegal parking and issue more tickets. sfmta's director says cities parking enforcement officers will finally be able to start enforcing all the parking rules after being short staffed following the pandemic. abc seven news spoke with the transportation advocate, who said this approach is key for public safety, but not everyone agrees. >> we know that people who park on sidewalks or in bike lanes or in crosswalks or really close to intersections reduce safety for all people, but especially for children and seniors. people with disabilities who walk, bike or use mobility devices to get around. >> well, the whole city is trying to get more

governor gavin newsom expressing optimism about the plan, calling it a balanced approach that meets the needs of californians and maintains a strong fiscal foundation for the state's future. but republicans say they believe it does not go far enough with cuts. >> they also are disappointed they were not included in any budget negotiations. that's frustrating to me. and i think it's unfortunate for the process and republican caucus represents 8 million californians. >> who are left out of the saw behind the scenes discussions to come up with solutions just scenes on democratic today. >> and the legislature is scheduled to vote on the early budget action deal next week. but important to know this is just step one. lawmakers will once again have to meet and vote on the full budget for next fiscal year. no later than june. 15th reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallets kron. 4 news. >> april is celebrated as autism acceptance month. and tonight, kron four's putting the spotlight on one bay area program that's helping adults have successful careers. here's a look at the college of adapt

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el gobernador gavin newsom, junto al de mujeres legislativas de california, se unieron en apoyo a lasdo. esto causó que varios estados conservadores limitaran e incluso prohibieran el procedimiento, mientras que otros, como california, tomaron medidas para proteger los derechos reproductivos de la mujer. actualmente, la ley en arizona no tiene excepciones por violación o incesto. lo que significa es que si queda embarazada, dado un acto violento como los mencionados y si desea abortar, debe hacerlo antes que el feto supere las 15 semanas, se espera que esta propuesta de ley sb 2 33 sea escuchada en varios comités antes de que llegue al gobernador, quien dice que quiere aprobarla antes del 8 de junio en sacramento lupita baltazar telemundo. lupita gracias. una breve pausa y vea. hay un proyecto de ley que podría penalizar a quienes obstruyen obstaculicen las vías públicas en todo el estado de california. le contaremos también la compañía pg&e anuncia la extensión de su programa de asistencia para pagar facturas vencidas que vamos a contar. como usted puede optar por este beneficio, qué

governor gavin newsom expressing optimism about the plan, calling it a balanced approach that meets the needs of californians and maintains a strong fiscal foundation for the state's future. but republicans say they believe it does not go far enough with cuts. they also are disappointed they were not included in any budget negotiations. that's frustrating to me. and i think it's unfortunate for the process and republican caucus represents 8 million californians. >> who are left out of the saw behind the scenes discussions to come up with solutions just scenes on democratic today. >> and the legislature is scheduled to vote on the early budget action deal next week. but important to note, this is just step one. lawmakers will once again have to meet and vote on the full budget for next fiscal year. no later than june. 15th reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallets kron. 4 news. >> coming up next, how bart is honoring some pretty special honoring some pretty special kids. stick with us. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want

el gobernador gavin newsom celebra descenso del crimen en el este de la bahía, pero persisten desafíos, una ciudad entre las 100 más peligrosa del país. así comenzamos. este es tu noticiero? telemundo 48. bienvenidos y muy buenas tardes. les saluda sandra cervantes. soy flavio lacayo. muchas gracias por su sintonía. ben oakland. hace unos meses, sandra, cuando la ciudad registraba un aumento en los robos de autos y asaltos a muchos negocios, el estado de california intervino para ayudar a la policía de la ciudad a combatir el crimen. libertad pedraza nos informa sobre los resultados de este operativo hasta la fecha. así es. buenas tardes. y estos resultados fueron publicados por el gobernador de california, gabby newson, el día de hoy. y en estos dice el operativo ha sido todo un éxito y que los resultados lo demuestran. así que nosotros fuimos a hablar con los residentes de oakland para preguntarles si han visto en sus vecindarios estas cifras que menciona el gobernador. esto fue lo que nos dijeron. este miércoles se cumplen 8 semanas del operativo de agentes de la patrulla de caminos

gavin newsom speaking about the issue impacting communities across the state.omelessness happening on the streets has to be a top priority. and newsom says it is a priority for his administration during this virtual press conference leaders from up and down the state newsom announced his administration is allocating 192 million dollars in grant funding to 17 communities across california. all for programs to help clear encampments and get help to more than 3,500 people on the streets who so desperately need treatment and housing. those set to receive the funding include the counties of los angeles in san mateo and the cities of fresno, oakland, san bernardino, an oceanside. i want to see results. everybody wants result, but some have expressed skepticism over the state's ability to properly track results. this california on a report from earlier this month concluded while the state invested 24 billion dollars to tackle homelessness over the last 5 years, the state did not track whether those investments worked or lead to positive outcomes. all that is the audit

el gobernador gavin newsom indica también que en san francisco el crimen bajó con la estrategia del usociero telemundo 48. la ciudad asegura que 12 de las 27 bibliotecas tienen guardias de seguridad. sin embargo, los empleados señalan que se requiere un mayor esfuerzo en materia de seguridad . por otro lado, un juez pospuso la decisión sobre los cargos contra los 3 presuntos responsables de la muerte de una niña. durante un supuesto exorcismo, el juez chiu reprogramó la decisión para el próximo 13 de mayo con el fin de permitir a los abogados presentar cualquier argumento discrepancia en el caso. los cargos en evaluación son contra claudia hernández, rené trigueros y rené hernández santos, todos de san josé. ya le adelantábamos sobre esto. en san josé fue aprobado una medida para prohibir campamentos de personas sin hogar cerca de las escuelas. líderes de la ciudad resaltan la importancia de la seguridad y la salud estudiantil . libertad pedraza amplía. la lucha. a más de un año de estudiantes y padres de familia de san josé culminó este martes con votaciones unánimes del consejo de la

know that democrats around the country are also looking at the polls and they are probably texting gavinas we speak begging him to jump into this race, of course it won't happen until the convention or shortly thereafter but the biden campaign they are worried about a shiny new toy and it is not a 70-year-old rfk or donald trump it is gavin newsom in california who also checks all of those liberal boxes so joe biden is getting very nervous about that the democrats are not going to risk losing to donald trump of these keep tumbling down down and they will be looking for another option that option is going to be gavin newsom, he is their best that so don't rule him out yet, i still thank you is coming up. >> no labels put in for the presidential candidate we learned that today, i know that robert at kennedy there have been reports that he is talking to the libertarian party that would probably get him on a ticket in all 50 states, do you agree with me that may be conservatives had a positive -- positive few of him i think he comes off as likable i have interviewed and down a town hall with

governor gavin newsom says he wants to but he makes clear californians should not get complacent. >>ernor gavin newsom walking in snow shoes as he took part in the california department of water resources. monthly snow survey at the phillips station just south of lake tahoe. haha, the survey results of the phillips station showing the snow depth. there stands at 64 inches and snow water content that 27 and a half inches. that's significant because the depth of the snow tells us how deep it is. well, the snow water content tells us how much water it can taint. all of us helping researchers determined the phillips station snowpack stands at 113% of average for this time of year. well, the state snowpack stands at 110%. you can take a deep breath this year, but don't quadruple. and at a time in your shower, newsom says that note in california has recently gone to extremes on all fronts from floods to fires to droughts referencing this moment just 9 years ago this week when then governor jerry brown stood at the same exact spot at the phillips station to show it was totally dry at the ti

thanks, gavin., has said britain continues to stand by israel's right to defend its security, six months on from the start of the israel—gaza war. but mr sunak said the nation remains "appalled" by the deaths of three british aid workers in an israeli defense forces strike this week. the deputy prime minister, oliver dowden, has been answering questions on gaza. our political correspondent, tony bonsignore was watching. the question was, for oliver dowden, specifically about what the advice, the legal advice, that the government had been given on whether israel was acting within international law, and of course that will have an impact on uk arms sales to israel, which have become a very, very live political issue here in the uk. so the deputy prime minister, as you say, oliver dowden, interviewed on sunday with laura kuenssberg here on the bbcjust a short while ago. here is what he had to say. have specific concerns about different areas of israel's conduct. we are raising those concerns with israe

she things it will be gavin, biden is out. argue that only happens if he has a very bad fall or a really unmitigated disaster in terms of a conquered of moment. you don't think he's going to be the candidate, who do you think it will be? -- cognitive moment -- >> they don't want joe biden but they are terrified of the box of rocks known as kamala harris. they don't want her there but what do you do when you are a party that everything you do revolves around identity politics and you are about to take the first person to be the black female president potentially. they have a real problem right now. are they really going to select a heterosexual white male? i mean the party of identity politics? i don't know. >> sean: unless there is a disaster, market, the last word on this, do you agree with tomi, is he the candidate? i think he is unless something disastrous happens. >> i agree with you, joe biden is the democratic nominee. he's got the delegates. that nomination is not going anywhere unless something happens to him or he say

governor gavin newsom is proposing a new way to help people in arizona get abortions in california, asar total ban on abortion is about to begin. in about a week from now, ktvu bailey o'carroll is in the newsroom now with what the governor wants to do. bailey. >> andre, good morning. governor gavin newsom wants the state of california to make it easier for doctors from arizona to come to california to perform abortions. now the governor would offer arizona abortion providers an expedited way of getting licenses here in the state. the move would require emergency legislation to pass because governor newsom wants that change to go into effect may 1st, which happens to be the same day that arizona's near-total abortion ban is set to go into effect. newsom will announce that bill in just about an hour here. now, since roe versus wade was overturned nearly two years ago, a number of conservative states have started to limit access to the procedure, while other states like california have taken steps to protect those rights in, according to the governor, people seeking reproductive care in t

michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone will governor gavin newsom is releasing those results as partic safety really across the east bay. over the past 8 weeks, the chp has recovered more than 414 stolen vehicles. 31 crime linked firearms and made 181 arrests that they say are all linked to organized crime last month, governor gavin newsom did announce that the state would be installing a camera network in the city of oakland and other parts of the east bay, essentially to help identify vehicles that are linked to different crimes. since 2019, the state has invested billion dollars to fight crime. help hire more police and improve public safety. james, we'll send it back to you. alright. so that's been the effect oakland. meanwhile, governor newsom says the crime is down in san francisco. >> it's been almost a year since he and sent the chp and the national guard there and kron four's rob nesbitt actually had a chance to chat with the chp about what work they've been doing. >> the public took notice when chp increase patrols in san francisco, according to the governor's office in the

the distribution of the cameras is part of the pilot program governor gavin newsom signed into law lastmore than 11 miles over the posted speed limit will be fined. at this point, we don't know how much those fines will cost. >>> time now 6:40. it's already hard enough to get by and your utility bills could still be skyrocketing. what's being done about it. the message being heard loud and clear. plus. ♪ ♪ >>> well, that noise might bring back some bad memories for some people. portola music festival's pledge to turn it down. >>> let's get a live look outside on this tuesday morning. the sun is up. the sky's awaken and you kn norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? >>> it's time now for the

hundreds of renters are set to take to the state capitol today urging governor gavin newsom to invest more in housing production those taking part in the march say they're frustrated that the state is not on pace to reach its housing goal of 1 million new affordable housing units by 2030. they also say they're concerned governor's budget that's proposed includes nearly 1 billion dollars in cuts are funding delays to housing programs. i'm paying, you know, 64% of my income to rent. >> so we just want you know, some help with that. i want everyone to have housing and i want everyone to have housing they can afford. >> in the past, governor gavin newsom has said that some cuts are necessary to help the state balance. it's projected multi-billion dollar budget deficit today, a spokesperson from the newsom administration told us some of the funds for certain housing programs could be pulled back if it's found that the money appropriated for them went unspent. in the east bay. now fire crews are cleaning up after this huge fire started damage multiple storage units. this all happened. fremo

governor gavin newsom would like to go back to abortion. >> if donald trump becomes president of theign a national abortion ban. i worry he has a slight advantage and i am a little concerned about the overindulgence, the consequential nature of a criminal trial, but not more outsized than democracy. >> president biden is going to be campaigning on the issue of abortion in florida tomorrow. he saw the list of issues that are important i wonder how much importance abortion will have. >> in the last cycle, it has been a big motivator. fewer voters come out for those. it is easier if you can raise your vote total to have a bigger outcome. biden is completely underwater on the issue of crime, immigration, and inflation. it is why democrats will continue to talk about it. there is no way the house of representatives and the united states senate is going to send the president a nationwide abortion ban. >> one other thing, if gavin newsom is saying that, democrats have lost the senate, they haven't just lost the senate. it is not going to happen. it is a joke and not something -- at the end

here's gavin at the sportscenter. thank you very much indeed, christian. a tense night for english sides in european champions league action — with manchester city and arsenal both hoping to seal their spots in the semi—finals. city, the holders — facing the might of real madrid at the etihad. it was 3—3 from the first leg of their quarter final. that was level 2—2 from the first leg. so it's winner takes it all in these ones, and the victorius teams will meet each other in the semis later this month. rafa nadal has been beaten in straight sets by world number 11 alex de minaur in the second round of the barcelona open. nadal is returning from another long—term injury in what could be the 22—time grand slam winner's serve was broken in the first game, and he eventually lost the first set by seven games to five.. the 37—year—old looked increasingly tired during the next set and that too went to de minaur 6—1 in what was possibly nadal�*s last appearance in the barcelona open. third seed casper ruud of norway started his 2024 barcelona open with a straight s