politicians i gavin newsom don't want to solve the problem. i am a businessman and i went to deliver results and solve the problem. jillian: no easy answers and you think one of the solutions can be jail time for ceos that hire people illegally. come back soon and maybe mister newsom will come on as well. we would like to continue talking to you. senator john mccain may have had differences with the president but america is unified with a man who loves and served his country, an emotional day as the casket lies at the state capital coming up. we are joined by a lifelong friend of the senator who was also a prisoner of war in vietnam. i hero himself. he will share memories next. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business. i love the custom ink design lab because it's really easy to use. they have customer service that you can reach anytime. t-shirts help us immediately get a sense of who we are as a group. f

here is what we did, we reached out to gavin newsom as we do all the guests. on california republican gubernatorial candidate john cox to come on. who is here. john cox. what is he talking about? california rejected single-payer too expensive. would double the state's budget costs. now he wants it for illegal border crossers. now what is going on here? >> gavin newsom doesn't have any answer for the incredibly outrageous cost living in this state. people are crushed by high housing costs, high cost of gasoline, high cost of water and electricity, if they can even get water. now he wants to open up all the wallets of all taxpayers in this state and offer health care, free health care, to people who have cut in line. you know, we have got to take care of the people in this state. we have to make this state affordable and liveable. you know, liz, as well as i, a lot of people in the state are thinking about leaving because they just can't afford to make it here. i care about that. and now mr. newsom wants to offer this free health care benefit to people who cut i

gavin newsom doesn't want to solve it. businessman, i want to deliver results and solve the problem. as we were no easy answers. one of those potential solutions could be jail time for ceos, people that hire people illegally. come back. maybe you have a come on. he's invited. thank you so much. senator john mccain may have had a difficult relationship with the president but america has paid a lot of respect to the man who loved and served his country. an emotional day. we will be joined by captain charlie plumb, a lifelong friend of a senator who was also a prisoner of war with mccain in vietnam. he's a hero himself. he will share personal memories next. ♪ [ engine revving ] flo needs help?! [ engine revving ] take me to her! ♪ coming, flo! why aren't we taking roads?! flo. [ horn honking ] -oh. you made it. do you have change for a dollar? -this was the emergency? [ engine revving ] yes, i was busy! -24-hour roadside assistance. from america's number-one motorcycle insurer. -you know, i think you're my best friend. you do

so gavin newsom is making some news this evening. >> for over a year we've been hearing many democrats say resist. now the democratic candidate for governor is saying results. kpix5 political reporter melissa caen has that story. >> it is clear that lieutenant governor gavin newsom is no fan of president trump, but today he told the bay area council in san francisco if elected governor, he is open to working with the president where they agree and he said they just might. >> we're a microcosm of america. it's not a blue state, a very red state with a blue coast, just more of us living on the coast. >> gavin newsom talked about the lack of civility in today's politics and he said the problem is not just people on the right. >> we need to treat people that don't go to college a lot better as well in this country. democrats, i'm on the csuuc. you'd think if someone didn't get into berkeley, their life is destroyed. i mean i feel completely inadequate on that regents. i sure as hell never got into berkeley. i didn't even waste my time trying. you can make a life without getting a uc degree

his opponent declined to speak to the group. >>> a new poll suggests gavin newsom holds a big lead among likely hispanic voters. 63% said think would vote for newsom. 26% of hispanics polled said they would vote for the republican john cox and 11% said they were undecided. newsom holds a decided lead over cox among hispanic men and women. the poll was conducted by telemundo. >>> an unusual and dangerous discovery. a rocket launcher just showed up. >>> and powerful moment as thousands pay their final good-byes. >>> here's a look around the bay area right now. you sigh tee the low clouds aro the sutro tower. it should be comfortably cool for giants baseball tonight. we'll tell you how long the temperatures will last in the forecast when we come right back. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. rockin' my peers. puttin' suckas in fear. don't you dare stare. you better move. listen to the bass go boom. i'm gonna knock you out. mama said knock you out. don't call it a comeback. i've been here for years. hands to their hearts, and saluted in . >>> thousands of aretha franklin's f

this is gavin newsome says his city of san francisco, he is a former mayor.ts were skyrocketing, this will cost the state $400 billion per year. think about the lengths much a lifetime. the growing problem of illegal aliens in california and think about the cost across the board. this will cause a huge problem and the state will go bankrupt over this guy. charles: isn't this what we meant? >> gavin newsome is stretching it when he compares what he's going to do for california to the san francisco plan. the san francisco plains only there for the people who can't get immediate i calculation. you have got -- who can't debt medi-cal. does include illegal immigrants. it won't be something we have to worry about. this would have to go on the ballot. and the people of california are never going approve that deal. they did cost out the cost of doing a single payer plan in california, they can't afford it. charles: i have to ask about the boycott of in-n-out burger. i never had the pleasure of eating there. >> it's amazing. >> we had this conversation. don't mess wit

complex in san francisco mayor breed and gavin newsom, newsom is running for governor, will visit the the alice griffith apartment . the is a five story ñconsidered the next step in creating a new community of homes and parks and retail businesses on the land where the 49ers and the giants used to play. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi joined mayor breed at some tenderloin affordable housing that has had a makeover. this halliburton manner is designated for older and disabled people at the rededication ceremony the mayor reminded people she grew up in public housing and knows how important it is to those homes -- for this homes to be well- maintained and safe. she called us halliburton manner a national model for revitalizing public housing. >>> us department of labor says san jose-based cisco systems discriminated against american workers by securing visas for foreign workers instead of hiring u.s workers for certain jobs according to a report on the legal news website bloomberg law federal investigators say cisco secured visas for foreign workers and paid them at a lower rate

tonight, a new poll of hispanic voters shows lt governor gavin newsom with a significant lead. 63-percent said they )d vote for newsom, a democrat . 26-percent would vote for the republican, john cox. and 11-percent are undecided. newsom enjoys a sizeable lead over cox in both men and women. it is stil early , there are still a number of voters who are undecided. the poll was conducted for our spanish network, . >>> and there are still a number of voters who remain undecided. that poll, by the way, was conducted for our spanish network telemundo. 625 registered hispanic voters selected at random were interviewed. >>> a political campaign reeling tonight after allegations of extortion, on-line bullying. she hosted an on-line video after she said she received a threatening e-mail. >> the e-mail included a link, and what i found was a combination of outright lies and things i've proudly postedal me. what was especially disturbing in this era of me too, was the attempt at shushing me for celebrating my body and my attendance at burning man. >> some of the photos she posted on her facebook pag

chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san francisco mayor london breed has announced her support for gavin newsomernor's race. she made the announcement after they were touring a housing for the homeless in san francisco this afternoon in the south of market area. breed credited newsom for laying the groundwork for the re-opening of the lee hotel which provides 50 permanent supportive housing units for the homeless. >> so this creative idea and what we were able to accomplish under his leadership, it's absolutely amazing. >> the city signed a 10-year lease with the owners of the hotel for those 50 units. >>> a hack attack on the democratic party's database! it was a local company who unveiled the plot. up next tonight, hear from a security official who tells us how they did it. >> plus, there's a national shortage of epipens. and that could mean the difference between life and death for people with severe allergies. what the fda is telling people whose epipens are set to expire. welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it's my happy place. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new

gavin newsom has bigger problems. trying to push universal health care to gin up the base.ighest poverty rate in california while having the richest people in california while being the poop capital of the world. >> dana: he doesn't really need to campaign in california. >> lisa: we should put that on a bumper sticker. >> greg: the real variable is the big o. optimism. how can you argue against a positive high based on booming results? the only thing you can do is hope the american public is bored by good times because that's when they make dumb decisions. when we go look at all these interesting new people on the left and then they allow the pendulum to swing. they go, let's try that out. it's always a pattern. you have the republicans create success, then the democrats follow and undo the success, and then you have the republicans come back and build the success again. >> brian: i am kind of worried. you peaked in the a block. how can you beat that? >> greg: i don't know. [laughs] >> lisa: it's a compliment. >> greg: coming from kilmeade. >> juan: i want to say i don't yo

and former san francisco mayorne gavin newsom, who wants to be president looks poised to become the nextovernor. this is a disaster for the people of california that pay a state income tax of 13.5%. if newsom wins, voters will get a supersized helping of radical left-wing agenda, including of course medicare for all. under this statewide single health care system, the state will not only cover the citizens of california, no. they are going to cover all of the states 3 million illegal immigrants. a lot of people's health care to pay for free. take a look. >> it needs to be pulled into the governor's office, the executive needs to lead it. obamacare would not have happened. that said, nancy pelosi did a magical job of organizing it. but it required the contributions from the president of the united states. i am not naive. i did universal healthcare when i was mayor, regardless of immigration status. san francisco is the only universal health care for all undocumented residents in america. i'm very proud of that.y we proved it can be done without bankrupting the city. b >> sean: not radical

someone like gavin newsom who prioritized illegals over americans.ng to cost $400 million to do all of that meanwhile, the president united states yesterday taking aim at a lot of our social media companies, especially google, watch. >> i think google is really taking advantage of a lot of people. i think that's a very serious thing and very serious charge. i think what google and what others are doing, if you look at what's going on at twitter, if you look at what's going on in facebook. they better be careful because you can't do that to people. you can't too it we have tremendous -- we have literally thousands and thousands of flants coming. in and you just can't do that so i think that google and twitter and facebook, they are really treading on very, very troubled territory and they have to be careful. it's not fair to large portions of the population. brian: does he have facts to back that up tomi lahren? >> well, i think that if any american goes on to google and they google president trump, they google myself. they google any of you on the co

the fact that gavin newsom was be able to do this, means he knows what he's talking about.that he can implement this plan. when they have this had plan in san francisco, it came out of te city's general fund. they also implemented a cost to businesses who do not provide insurance. and also, there were copayments that were able to help pay for it. at this as some think that the and california support, and something that they want, then why not give it to them? >> neil: it is up to those residents, you're quite right. they will find a way to make it happen. i'm wondering what that would be. in california, already has just about the highest tax burden combined state and local tax burden. some of its wealthiest residents are taxed right now on an individual basis, the highest level is better than 12.5%. the overall business taxes at 8.84%, but there is a movement among democrats to double that to pay for things like this. you know, there are reason why businesses are leaving california, right? >> republicans, you guys, hate big government, right? >> neil: don't up accused me of

we hear about talk of resist when it comes to the white house but tonight lieutenant governor gavin newsom said he is open to working with the president if elected governor. >> at least on some issues. maybe, your honor, we could find ways of -- your honor -- you you know, maybe we could find a way. i think democrats need to be more respectful of folks that don't think like you and me. >> he said he doesn't just blame the right for the lack of civility, he said it president talked about plans that could be good for california. and said he would like to work with him on infrastructure. >>> speaking of the president, tonight he is claiming google's search engine is rigged. now he is looking into possible federal regulation of google. president trump tweeted google search results for trump news shows only the viewing reporting of fake news media. google and others are suppressing voices of conservatives and hiding information and news that is good. this is a very serious situation. will be addressed. >> google and twitter and facebook, they are really treading in to troubled territory. it is

companies to provide relief. >>> not a big surprise but former president barack obama has endorsed gavin newsom for governor in the november election. in the statement obama praised newsom for his work as mayor which included san francisco being the first city in the country to enact a universal health plan. he also pointed to san francisco being the first to support same-sex marriage under newsom. the former president endorsed 81 democratic candidates in 13 states in the midterm elections. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's talk temperatures. pittsburgh, antioch, brentwood, low to mid 60s. warmest temperatures this morning. you go from concord to pleasanton to livermore we're running from about 54 to 58 degrees. of course you will be in the mid 80s to mid 90s this afternoon. 52 san francisco, in napa, 51 pacifica, some of our cooler neighborhoods. novato, santa rosa 50. vallejo down both sides of the bay shore low to mid 60s around san jose and los gatos. a look at san jose, at 101 and 880 see the clouds increasing but one of the least likely are

she spoke on a panel with fellow activists, including the wife of gavin newsom. the bill would ban employers from making people to sign away their rights. >> he meane neeneeds to seen th legislation. we need to understand, this is the time. this is the moment to protect women. >> the bill is opposed by state business advocates. they say it will spark a wave of litigation against business owners and could drive owners who cannot afford attorneys out of business. >>> new questions about the safety of self-driving cars tonight. there's a new study that says that while these cars can avoid crashes they can also cause them. drivers who rely on auto pilot and driverless features do pay less attention behind the wheel. the tests featured four manufacturers, bmw, mercedes bem benz, tesla and volvo. they may fail to respond in an emergency. >>> a blanket of haze across the bay area. take a look at the live cameras from san jose, san rafael and oakland. this is smoke and ash come being from wildfires burning up north. causing a lot of problems for people here. melissa colo

lieutenant governor gavin newsom says he is open to working with president trump if he is elected governor. >> at least on some issues, maybe there's, you know, some percolating, maybe, you know, ultimately we could find ways of, um, of advantaging a collective agenda. we're all americans, after all. i think democrats need to be a little bit more respectful to folks that may not think like you and me. and so i think this is on us, not just them. >> newsom told the bay area council in san francisco he doesn't just blame the right for today's political atmosphere. >>> voters in arizona went to ary election that could affect the national balance of power in congress. representative martha mcsally won the republican nomination for the u.s. senate seat being vacated by jeff flake. a republican critic of president trump. mcsally was backed by party establishment and major analysts saw her as the republican's best chance at holding that seat. her democratic opponent in november will be representative kyrsten sinema. the seat is a potential key pickup for democrats to get the senate back. >>> it i

. >>> former president barack obama has endorsed gavin newsom in the november election. in the statement obama praised newsom for his work as mayor which included san francisco being the first city in the country to enact a universal health plan. obama also pointed to san francisco being the first to support same-sex marriage under newsom. the former president endorsed 81 democratic candidates in 13 states in the midterm elections. >>> the white house is back pedalling after president trump tweeted that attorney general jeff sessions should end the russia investigation, quote, right now. white house press secretary sarah sanders says the president was voicing his opinion, not giving an order. abc news reporter stephanie ramos has the reaction in washington. >> reporter: good morning. sources close to the white house tell abc news president trump was outraged when he found out special counsel robert mueller wants to question him about obstruction of justice. >> reporter: president trump clearly wants the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presidential ale

what that is going to do drive jobs out of florida gavin newsom campaigning in favor of a higher gleantime you turn around democrats shows up can go how much are we going to raise taxes to pay for government run health proposal our estimate for california alone maybe 40 billion dollars a year, in higher taxes spinning out of touch with reality i think will bite them badly this fall. dagen: this garbage i never took math in school, medicare we have to more than double the amount of money federal government takes from corporate individual taxes if this country still wouldn't pay for it over a 10-year period how math doesn'ted a a up at the same time you can't touch try to fix medicare or social security again not living in a world of reality, a reality where people have bigger paychecks 90% people have larger paychecks this year, and it is not nancy pelosi making decisions with your money it is you sitting at home whether you live in iowa missouri, or oregon. >> look i think pretty simple, medicare for all is medicare for none because whole system would close-upollapse most don't governm

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showcasing bands on four stages and featuring a new speaker series that includes lieutenant governor gavin newsom. outside lands says more than 200,000 people will have attended this festival by sunday. tomorrow florence and the machine will be the headliner followed by janet jackson. she will be gracing the main stage sunday. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. >>> it wouldn't be outside lands without sunshine and a high of about 64 degrees in san francisco. it's 60 right now. it hasn't cooled off much in the past six or seven hours. it's still 80 in concord, not the best sleeping weather away from the water, san jose 71, santa rosa 70, livermore 73 degrees, pacifica, foggy and 53 and san jose 60 degrees, got the jazz festival going on in san jose both tomorrow and sunday. air quality got so much better today you could see mount diablo from dublin. you could see the blue sky. tomorrow it gets even better. the breeze gets stronger, but there's a flip side to that where the burn zones are from the carr fire near redding south to the mendocino complex. the hilltops and mountain ridges will have wind

in 1986, gavin newsom's group being required the calf eye. the menuwas overhauled but still features the balboa burger. behind the mahogany bar, the bartenders still mix the featured like manhattans and martinis but still feature classic cocktails. the second is hayes street grill. it was established in 1979 in hayes valley whi hayes valley while davies hall was under construction. the restaurant was successful from the beginning, serving both lunch and dinner to the performing arts and civic center communities. the business was founded on the principle of supporting local farmers, food producers and suppliers and presenting personal attention to its customers. in 1982, the grill expanded to the building next door. two of the founding parlt ners are still owners today, richard sander and patricia unterman who continue to operate hayes industrial grill. both businesses received a positive recommendation from the historic preservation commission. staff finds the businesses have met the three criteria to qualify for listing on the legacy busines

gubernatorial candidate gavin newsom and san francisco mayor london breed will tour a public housing site in the bayview. newsom will also talk about his plans to expand housing in communities across the state... and he'll talk about the state's housing crisis. ( james ) still ahead... an undocumented immigrant is now facing charges for the murder of college student mollie tibbetts. and today... we'll see him in court. ( james ) plus... a bill to end bail in california is headed to governor brown's desk. ( james ) plus... a major company is helping out new moms. what it's doing for workers who are nursing. ( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. yesterday brought us a yesterday brought us a taste of some cooler weather and today's weather will be doing the same. look forward to another day with high temperatures peaking below seasonal average with 60's for the coast, 70's by the bay and 80's inland. skies will begin mostly cloudy to cloudy followed by clearing into the afternoon. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min fro

. >> candid comments from former mayor gavin newsom as he campaigned in the city today. newsom told members that they can't solve the homeless problem alone. no matter how much money the city throws at it. it's going to take something more. >> you're never going to solve this homeless issue, it's not a san francisco issue. >> the vast majority of the folks in the streets are not from san francisco a huge percentage not even from the state. >> so you're never going to -- >> by the way, have you to put out $400 million in the homeless problem, i promise you this, i don't think this, your problem is going to get much worse. >> he's tackled the homeless problem in the past. he also had harsh words for the dmv calling it an abomination. he suggested repatriated money from tech companies could be key in helping solve the state's housing crisis. what we will know in less than three months, who california arounds pick as the next governor. a new poll of hispanic voters shows newsom has the significant lead. they vote for newsom, the democrats 26% would vote for john cox and 11%

leland: help me understand, as we look to the governor's race with gavin newsom how is this point todivide between political candidates inside california? >> we are seen that divide in the governor's race with lieutenant governor gavin newsom and republicans businessman john cox. i talked to both of the candidates earlier and earlier this month and john cox, characterized as a democrat trying to obscure the real issue and he told me that he quote unquote did not know whether climate change was underlined this issue and meanwhile we heard the lieutenant governor saying that climate change is clearly the top issue. leland: that divide is nationally as well. angela, very much appreciate you being with us and great conversation. will follow your reporting in the sacramento as a school sword. thank you. >> thank you for having me. elizabeth: after the break, cracking down at our southern border. what the trump administration is calling on juan forstmann to do down south. >> we violate the law and it is a violation of law to cross the border illegally between the ports of entry, there need

when gavin newsom was mayor, he had a flood during his time. he's the only person that i know that came from the city to come and talk to the neighbors and find out what was going on. following that, there was some mitigation, where they did some tunneling in the street. they tried to get the water to do whatever they're trying to get the water to do. theres with an improvement. we haven't had a major issue since that time. so my concern is, first of all, where the meetings were held, a lot of my neighbors are senior citizens. so i didn't understand why the community meetings weren't in the library that's right on mission street near our neighborhood. that would ensure -- it's 2, 3 blocks away -- my neighbors could come to that. when there are meetings all over the place, they're not coming. they don't know how to get there. that's one suggestion. my other suggestion, prior to going forth, the language -- i'm sorry? >> president kwon: didn't say anything. >> okay. my other suggestion that the language that will be proposed, i would suggest that

gubernatorial candidate gavin newsom and san francisco mayor london breed will tour a public housing also talk about his plans to expand housing in communities across the state... and he'll talk about the state's housing crisis. ( james ) a big story this morning... the president's former lawyer has pleaded guilty to 8 criminal charges... and he's implicating donald trump.( darya ) in federal court... michael cohen said he violated campaign laws and that he did so... at the direction of then candidate trump. kristen holmes has the details. a blow to president trumphis longtime personal lawyer and fixer -- michael cohen -- implicating the president while pleading guilty to eight criminal charges tuesday- robert khuzami / deputy u.s attorney: "these are very serious charges that reflect a pattern of lies and dishonesty over an extended period of time."among the charges -- campaign finance violations. cohen telling a federal judge in new york -- he worked in coordination and at the direction of trump when paying off two women -- believed to be porn star stormy daniels and former playboy

guy: out in california, the likely next governor gavin newsome says he wants to include illegal immigrantsuniversal healthcare and has no way of paying for it. >> you have say it's expensive. but they will show you it isn't expensive. that's why i believe the right is losing on this issue of socialism. the president doesn't call it universal care but he says everyone will be covered in his healthcare program. the left says sacrifice yourself for the greater good. i don't believe the president is a representative of capitalism. he talks about sacrificing yourself for the greater good, for the steel workers. that's why you will pay more for a car over the tariffs he supports. guy: what a dispiriting segment. i fear you are right. but i am going to stop you before i get any sadder. we'll be right back. got directions to the nightclub here. and if you get lost, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom: it's a $10 cover? oh, okay. didn't see that on the website. he's been acting more and more like his dad. come on, guys! jump in! the wa

showcasing bands on four stages and speaking a new speaker series including lieutenant governor gavin newsom. >> reporter: more than 200,000 people will have attested -- attended the festival by sunday. florence and the machine and janet jackson will grace the main stage sunday. >> you can send -- share your best outside lands photo and can be featured in our special photo gallery. >>> expect lots of traffic in san francisco, expect it near the festival also. >> if you're heading to san francisco this weekend, outside lands will be impacting your ride and all the folks trying to get to and from it. many street closures are in place and will remain in place row sunday and-- throughout sunday evening until 11:30 pm. all streets inside holding gate park will be -- goldengate park will be closed. between irving and martin luther king will remain shut down as well. it is encouraged you use mass transit, there will be lyft and uber drop off zones. >> a prepaid shuttle will be running between the bill graham civic auditorium and golden gate park. >>> some scary moments for a man in the east bay. >>

it will make california more of a magnet for illegal aliens and there is simply no math behind gavin newsom'sr this. yet again he is a pie in the sky politician in california and i don't think this is a great campaign tactic but no way this is going to be passed into law. 18 minutes after the hour, gripping sales, how dick's sporting-goods gun ban might be backfiring. jillian: he had a mountain named in his honor, a pleasant expressway but you will never guess the honor former president barack obama is receiving now. on an airplane banner. our $19.99 oil change also includes a tire rotation. book an appointment online. if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily for him, he uses super poligrip. it helps give him 65% more chewing power. leaving brad to dig in and enjoy. super poligrip. that's why capital one iss feel the building something completely different. capital one cafés. welcoming places with people here to help you, not sell you. with savings and checking accounts with no fees or minimums. that are easy to open from right here or anywhere in 5 minutes. no smoke. no mirrors. this

cox, a wealthy businessman, is essentially funding his own campaign while democratic opponent gavin newsomas a campaign war chest approaching 40 million dollars.polling shows newsom with a 24 point ahead of the november election. (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: temperatures were running cooler than normal around the bay area. highs today were in the 70s and 80s inland with 50s and 60s and patch fog at the coast. it is another day of showers and thunderstorms over the sierra but that will subside as the sun goes down. on the satellite image you can see a weak area of low pressure off the coast. that low will move east keeping high pressure from building in too strong tomorrowl. once it moves past high pressure will return and bring hotter temperatures into the weekend. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 80s inland. inside the bay we'll see 60s and 70s with 50s and 60s at the coast. it will begin to warm on friday with 90s inland. it will r

fonda spoke on a panel with fellow female activists including jennifer newsom, wife of gavin newsom.an employers from making job applicants or new hires to sign away their rights to file lawsuits or complaints. >> he needs to is sign this legislation. he needs to sign it. he needs to understand, this is the time, this is the moment to protect women. >> the bill, however, is opposed by state business advocates, it will spark a wave of litigation against business owners they say. >>> a growing movement in sonoma county wants to put a cork on new wineries. they claim they bring in huge crowds, congestion to the roadways. they call for a moratorium on new wineries until regulations are put in placement they presented it to the board of supervisors. supervisors are holding offer o regulations. >>> concord is meeting to discuss a sales tax increase and whether or not to put it on the ballot. the last time was in 2010 when voters approved measure q. this tax increase would bump that a full cent. the city says it would generate $26 million a year. >>> it is now the largest wildfire in califo

local brewerys, and a series of local artists, comedian, and speakers, including our former mayor, gavin newsom spoke. he was not the headliner, however. those were the weekend, florence and the machine, and miss jackson herself, janet jackson. this incident has become woven into the fabric and culture of our city. it also generates enormous economic activity, according to a 2017 economic impact report, in 2017 numbers, the festival pumped $67.8 million into the san francisco economy and 75 million into the entire bay area. it created the equivalent of 75 full-time local jobs. over the past decade, the festival's contributed over 20 million to san francisco's parks. it pays the salary of a full-time gardener for the department and also contributes approximately 15 to $20,000 in material and supplies to repair and upgrade all of the areas in which the event is held. we do want to thank another planet entertainment, super fly presents, all of the staff for hosting this uniquely san francisco event each year. we know that this can be an inconvenience, we know that there's sound, that there's peopl

at that time, i actually was working with then supervisor gavin newsom that enabled community benefit districts in the mixed use districts that we have all over the cities. we have two in fisherman's wharf, one on broadway. virtually in every district of the city. they have value added. if property owners or if some cases tenants, choose to assess extra dollars for business retention and recruitment, additional street cleaning, additional public safety, and if you are a member of the government audit and oversight committee as former supervisor breed and chair of that committee, supervisor kim, know, every year, we see updates and progress reports. we monitor them. they can actually be disbanded at any time by the board of supervisors if they're not functioning well. and in this particular instance, i want to give a shoutout to one particular individual, which is susan markel fox who has been dogged in her determination to supplement what we already have, which is the lower polk c.b.d., which has exceeded everybody's hopes, whether it comes to street cleanliness, dealing with the home