another story we've been following today governor gavin newsome started lashing out at the president for the president's speech at the national rifle association's convention and as our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala tells us the governor said to the president's favorite battleground twitter. >>to launch his attack. >>as president trump took the stage at the nra convention in indianapolis governor gavin newsome took to twitter to criticize him the president pledged his commitment to preserving gun rights and i'm a champion for the second amendment and so you it's not going anywhere. under assault. but not when we're here newsome fired off a round of tweets on gun violence statistics, intel 3 of the deadliest mass shootings in modern american history, like the 2017 las vegas shooting happened within the last 2 years the governor tweeted this is a crisis and rather than attempting to solve the issue our leaders are raising money for those who block common sense gun legislation,

gavin newsom handed city id cards to help people from being deported by the federal authorities. here is their chance. >> here is their chance, here is what is going on, people like gavin have seen over the decade that the plan has some problems, somebody has to pay for this and in case of california the california taxpayers are footing the bill, you look at even in his own state of the state of address this year, he talked about how concerned it was about hepatitis a outbreak in the border town of san diego, he talked about tifus outbreak in heavily illegal immigrant county in los angeles. in 2008 gavin newsom shielded illegal immigrant criminal who had already committed several crimes, ramos came back to kill 3 people on gavin newsom's watch, there's a cost to this. jillian: a lot lot of people think it's quite petty to go about it in this matter but on the other hand you think that the president is not able to get anything done because he doesn't have help from people on the left, kind of a standstill, i get that, the other end of this, we had the map where pennsylvania has sa

>>oregon governor and gardener gavin newsome plants with preschoolers on earth day we're renaming. >>earth day as entrepreneurial as innovative as patriotic. >>the governor pledged monday to put more resources into meeting the state's climate driven goals specifically to the state's healthy soils program and a green apprentice jobs, we're making a big investment. >>in green collar jobs because again the paradigm we're not just arguing for i think that proving is growing economy and reducing their greenhouse gas emissions low carbon great growth. we need the workforce educated skills. >>to advance those efforts new some links migration to climate change something he says he came to understand in his recent trip to el salvador that's impacting farmers impacting displacement impacting economic. >>anxiety and security which is leading to more migration. >>all these things are connected migration. a tense topic between california and president trump newsome also digging into the trump administration's environmental policies. trump us. looking up our immune system. as the planet as us. t

. >>> plus, it has now been 100 days since governor gavin newsom has become governor. the solution he is proposing for solving the state's problems. >>> good morning. we see traffic is off to a nice start for the most part if you are driving on the bridges. this is a look at the san mateyo bridge. it looks good. >>> rain is moving out or winding down in most locations. improving conditions today. we will look at the forecast highs, which will be a little warmer, coming up. ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it starts acting in my body from the first dose and continues to work when i need it, 24/7. trulicity is an injection to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. don't use it as the first medicine to treat diabetes, or if you have type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, you're allergic

governor gavin newsom said last month he is suspending all executions while he is governor. this probably won't effect deangelo if he is convicted since a trial and appeals would take years. >>> police are investigating reports of an assault on the sonoma state campus. a student said she was raped on campus early sunday morning. the suspect is not a student but met her on a dating website. campus park police are looking for the man who matches the description given why the victim. the water at sonoma state is safe to drink again. administrators have lifted a boil water advisory. they were concerned there may be sentiment in the drinking water after a pumping system malfunctioned last weekend but two rounds of tests showed that water at the school was not contaminated. sonoma state says water may appear cloudy right now because of the loss in pressure but insist it is safe to drink. >>> a new report from the bay area council finds the bay area has one of the biggest homeless populations in the country. that report shows more than 28,000 local people don't have a place to live

>>governor gavin newsom celebrated earth day at the governor's mansion today by hosting an educational event on climate issues for a group of children and the governor is also pledging more resources to reese the state's climate goals capitol capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has more. >>oregon governor and gardener gavin newsome planted with preschoolers on earth day we're renaming. >>earth day as entrepreneurial as innovative as patriotic. >>the governor pledged monday to put more resources into meeting the state's climate driven goals specifically to the state's healthy soils program and a green apprentice jobs, making a big investment. >>in green collar jobs because again the paradigm we're not just arguing for proving this growing economy and reducing their greenhouse gas emissions low carbon great roles. workforce educated skills. >>to advance those efforts new some links migration to climate change something he says he came to understand in his recent trip to el salvador that's impacting farmers impacting displacement impacting economic. >>anxiety and security which is leadi

governor gavin newsome wants lawmakers to reconsider a state law that makes utility companies pay for damages when their equipment causes a wildfire. it's one of the many recommendations released today from the wildfire and energy strike team. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains why he wants them to consider this and other actions. the governor may take. if anyone and is wondering if climate change is come to california governor gavin, newsome wants to move quickly on solutions to california sky. >>costly and complex issues intertwining wildfires climate change in the energy grid who the heck is going pay for that presenting recommendations from his wild fire and utility strike team, the governor is exploring strategies for how to distribute the cost of catastrophic wildfires. those include a liquidity only fund a catastrophic wildfire fund and the most controversial changing the state law that requires utility companies to pay for wildfire damages. lindner equipment is to blame i purposely uh not including my personal opinions because actually want to accomplish something.

. >>> it's been a little over 100 days since gavin newsom took office. he lays out his biggest goals for the rest of his term. >>> a couple accused of brutally abusing their children were sentenced today. we will hear from some of their children coming up. >> sometimes i still have nightmares of things that have happened such as my siblings being chained up. >> captioning is brought to you by mancini sleep world. are celebrating our 50th anniversary. visit www.sleepworld.com. a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins. to one-touch conference calls. beyond traditional tv. to tv on any device. beyond low-res surveillance video. to crystal clear hd video monitoring from anywhere. gig-fueled apps that exceed expectations. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> a southern california couple the 12 of their children shackled and starving persons today. we report from the courthouse where we heard from the two

>>plus it has been 100 days since governor gavin newsom took office will take a look at. >>what he has done for the state so far. >>is now streaming live local news 24 hours a day if you haven't tried kron on yet, here's what you're missing. >>today was bad some are worse. stoner into the oakland hills. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for whole home freshness. story tonight at 5.30 this marks governor gavin newsom's one 100th day in office and the governor has certainly made a splash announcing some controversial decisions. >>prefers capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us how he spent the day and she brings us a look at what new

plus, this week gavin newsom mark his 100thay of california. and a pneering psychologist reveals how subtle biases can have a big effect on how we view and treat others. >>> hello, and welwme to kqed oom. we begin with ongoing fallout from the mueller report. investigators laid out numerous incidents where the president believes the fbi, justice department, and top aides should folw his orders even when they may compromise a criminal investigation. house democrats have now issued a subpoena to compel the justice department to release to zbragr coness the full unredacted report and underlying evidence by may 1st. it sets up a legal fight with attorney general william barr, who yesterday held a press conference before releasing a redacted version of the report. that terated his opinion there was no collusion or obstruction of justice by president trump.e but thert clearly states mueller's team could not reach a judgment onon obstrucand, therefore, does not, quote, exonerate him. ise now to discuss this congresswoman jackie speier of san mateo cou

>>today marks governor gavin newsom's one 100th day in office and he's made some controversial decisionscrime for his capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us how he spent the day today and has a look at what new some has accomplished so far. gavin newsome spent his one 100th day as governor in los angeles renewing the fight against prescription drug companies and their high prices building on action. he originally took hours after taking the oath of office that taking care of the few. >>not taking care of the rest of us healthcare is one of the many priorities newsome has juggled within his 100 days as leader of the state preventing preparing and recovering from wildfires is another he's issued executive orders for relief funding along with forced management work across the state even directing members of the california national guard to help immigration is another focus for the governor he traveled to el salvador to try to understand the root causes of migration and revolted against the president's efforts to minimize it with a border wall, it's one of the many issues where the g

governor gavin newsom said last month he is suspending all executions during the time of his administration. this probably won't effect deangelo if he is convicted since a trial and then the appeals affordable housing there take years and maybe even decades >>> police are investigating sexual assault on said she campus early sunday morning. the suspect is said to not be a student dating website. campus police are for the man that fits the description given by the victim. this is the second reported rape on the campus this year. >>> meanwhile the water at sonoma state is safe to drink again. administrators lifted a boil advisory. they were concerned there could have be sediment in the water after a pump malfunctioned last weekend but two rounds of testing showed water at the school was not contaminated. water may appear cloudy because of the loss of pressure but they insist it is safe to drink. >>> teachers in sacramento are holding a one day strike accusing the schools of unfair labor practices. the walk-out today includes education personnel across the board. the e of a $35 million deficit

what governor gavin newsom wants to do to protect people while they practice their faith. >>> and an overwhelming support for the notre dame cathedral and how thousands gathered here at the sister cathedral in the bay area. >>> and traffic is doing pretty well on i-880 in oakland. more on this commute coming up. >>> and the wind has really picked up for many. we will look at the wind gusts already, up to 30 miles per hour. ♪ i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill ♪ grab your things, salutations. coffee that is a cup above is always worth the quest. nespresso. tis all i desire. did thou bring enough for the whole kingdom? george: nespresso, what else? . >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 4:14. friends and family are mourning the death of a woman killed in a shooting at the synagogue over the weekend. a packed congregation gathered yesterday singing god bless america as they paid tribute to the memory of a wife and mother, shot after jumping in between the gunman

the first place the department of homeland security sent a letter to governor gavin newsome this week informing you that the dmv did not follow federal guidelines when processing the documents for the 3.4 million californians who already have and they're real i d c. the kicker is they won't even be asking you to provide that second document proving where you live until april 29th, so some people showed up to the dmv on wednesday to get their real i d. >>and weren't even asked to provide that second document. >>they're not only putting us through this whole headache now they're going to be another headache. room, it's totally wrong if you already have your real id the dmv will be sending you a letter letting you know they need a second document showing proof of address you can do this by mail online or the dmv it's the in pleasanton michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>well, not a cloud in the sky a little earlier it was just it's spectacular spring day picture perfect spring weather is our chief meteorologist large car joins us now and we've been enjoying it. lawrence said, it's going to

. >>> governor gavin newsom said the president's view on asylum shows a disregard for the constitution. president trump had this to say. >> governor newsom honestly is living in a different world and it is a very dangerous world he's living in. if he keeps living there, lots of problems for the people of california if they don't want that. >> california attorney general xavier becerra is leading the charge against the national emergency declaration to fund a border wall. he announced he has filed preliminary injunction. >> president trump's action to divert funding to fulfill a vanity project violates our constitution and our laws. >> xavier becerra is leading 20 other g the emergency decoration. >>> a federal judge stopping sales of high-capacity ammunition magazines in california after allowing them for days. just last week, judge roger benitez throughout a state ban on magazines that hole 10 or more bullets saying it infringes on the right to bear arms. then enabled gun owners to buy the magazines legally for the first time in nearly two decades. now he is blocking further sales to

. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom lays out his strategy for covering the skyrocketing welfare because just pop in it comes very strong words for pg&e. >> the state has suffered because of their neglect and their misdirection. >>> the family of a woman murdered on a b.a.r.t. platform now suing the agency and money is and all they are after. >> they rushed in, grabbed thought they would get a quick getaway. >> i got bit. >> reporter: new kpix news at 7:00 starts right now with a bay area showdown with president trump. >> let's get right to kpix5 with how the president wants to inflict some political payback to make the bay area and bay area leaders found themselves targeted by the president both via tweet and standing in front of a microphone president trump suggested sending detained immigrants to sanctuary cities. >> california certainly has always thing we want more people and they want more people in their sanctuary cities will we will give the more people we can give them a lot. we can give them an unlimited supply. first reported by the washington post idea shot down twice once in

governor gavin newsome continuing his trip in el salvador meeting with the president elect naive to kelly in the country's capital newsome is in el salvador to find out more about the causes. >>of illegal immigration to the us from central america. you kelly explained to new some that el salvador need economic help from the u s and expressed his hope that once he's sworn in on june 1st cooperation will continue between the 2 countries the president elect also said that increased investment in salvadorian job opportunities would stop illegal immigration. this comes as president donald trump has announced cuts to financial aid to the countries in the northern triangle because he claims that does little to stop illegal immigration. >>a war zone, that's how witnesses are describing today's gas explosion in north carolina one person is dead 17 others were injured, including a firefighter. police say a contractor was boring under a sidewalk and hit a 2 inch gas line. officials say 5 buildings were damaged one was leveled. windows were blown out almost a block away glass and debris was scattered

>>oregon governor and gardener gavin newsome plants with preschoolers on earth day we're renaming.entrepreneurial as innovative as patriotic. >>the governor pledged monday to put more resources into meeting the state's climate driven goals specifically to the state's healthy soils program and a green apprentice jobs, making a big investment. >>in green collar jobs because again the paradigm we're not just arguing for proving this growing economy and reducing their greenhouse gas emissions low carbon great growth. workforce educated skills to advance those efforts new some links migration to climate change something he says he came to understand in his recent trip to el salvador that's impacting farmers impacting displacement. >>impacting economic. >>anxiety and security which is leading to more migration. >>all these things are connected migration. a tense topic between california and president trump newsome also digging into the trump administration's environmental policies. trump us. looking up our immune system. as the planet as us. the very severe fever. trump awaken a lot of t

if anyone and is wondering if climate change is come to california governor gavin, newsome wants to move quickly on solutions to california's costly and complex issues intertwining wildfires climate change in the energy grid with a hexagon pay for that presenting recommendations from his wild fire and utility strike team, the governor is exploring strategies for how to distribute the cost of catastrophic wildfires. those include a liquidity only fund a catastrophic wildfire fund and the most controversial. >>changing the state law that requires utility companies to pay for wildfire damages. lindner equipment is to blame i purposely uh not including my personal pain because actually want to accomplish something. >>and i believe it's incumbent upon me to create the conditions where we can actually get something done. versus a certain political fray. my point being that i put out these principles in order to engage now in a public process the governor says action he's ready to take includes reforming the california public utilities commission and holding pgd accountable. the utility filed f

what governor gavin newsom and local mayors are saying about wildfire safety. and they meet in the bay area to release a new proposal. >>> plus, a critical vote about the coliseum >>> good afternoon, everyone. i am mike mibach. >> we begin with breaking news in palo alto with reports of an explosion at an apartment complex there. >> it is located near page mill road and park boulevard. sky fox giving us live pictures from the scene east of the el camino rial. jessie, you tweeted that residents were evacuated there at the scene. >> reporter: mike, that is right. evacuations are still in place, although the fire departments is starting to wrap up the operations. they already shut off the fire alarm and put the sprinklers back in service, but that is all a result of the implosion inside of the park place development just off to my right. inside one of the elevator shafts, a witness tells us what happened. >> the fire was in an elevator shaft. they are doing work on a vapor guard and one of the workers mixed the wrong vapor and there was a flash-fire and he burned

mountain lion in the heart of >>plus in the wake of saturday synagogue shooting what governor gavin newsom is proposing to step up security at religious institutions all over the state. >>and game one of the western conference semifinals and it is some controversy yesterday and the warriors head coach steve kerr to have some fun at the houston >>our top story tonight at 06:30pm in the wake of sunday's jewish temple shooting in san diego county state lawmakers are vowing to take action to address anti semitism in california capitol bureau reporter actually serve all explains the promise the governor is making in response. >>after a second synagogue shooting in just 6 months many of us are feeling very fearful. california lawmakers and members of the jewish ace shooting on holocaust remembrance day at the capitol in response to the shooting governor gavin newsom announced he will appropriate $15

but then, governor gavin newsom stepped in and said this shouldn't be there at all. one of the really exciting things to me, is that right away legislation was introduced a constitutional amendment come to abolish it. in california. as soon as he made a decision. there are 23 co-authors. i've been working on this issue since the 1970s when the united states supreme court said it is unconstitutional and so for a small amount of time we didn't have it in california . i was there when people were introducing legislation both to reinstate it and to abolish it and they were, two or three people you might have signed onto that. so the idea that 23 co-authors are signing onto this, it takes a 2/3 vote and it will have to go to the bout. because the people originally put these laws on the books. so it is a long wait from there, from here to there. but the idea that we are talking about it again and taking it seriously and that we are asking ourselves, is this really how we want to spend our money? and how we want to treat people? the message you are sending is that killing p

$48. 50% off the suggested retail price of the bundled items. >>> welled to marks 100 days since gavin newsomrn into office as california's governor. newsom says he has addressed important issues facing californians. christina randone tells us what he has dub so far. >> gavin newsom's first 100 days in office, signing executive orders and bills, declaring flood and wildfire numbers and getting the occasion on twitter with president trump. big promises. his proposed budget includes priorities like healthcare, education and housing and homelessness crisis. >> we are committed to launching a marshall plan for affordable housing, lift up the fight against homelessness from a local matter to a state wide anything. >> newsom hosted a round table, his second week in office signing an order to build affordable housing. he is proposing three quarters of a billion dollars to help cities and counties planning a zone for new housing, city that don't comply may have gas tax dollars for road prepares. proposing $500 million to help local governments build emergency shelters and navigation centers. >> $500

the fear governor gavin newsom is also weighing in on the debate but says he's not taking any sides. >>i have strong opinions look i come from san francisco. a lot work on implicit and overt bias issues of independent investigations. we were on the cutting edge of a lot of forms i know l a and some reforms i want to see reforms in this space lawmakers on behalf of both groups say they'll continue negotiations this week in sacramento actually isabella kron 4 news. >>also tonight from 4 is always tracking local stories, here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now east bay, the martinez unified school district looking to add a school resource officer following several violent incidents of martinez junior high. these are pictures showing the scratches and bruises one student has after his mom said he was attacked at the school student also had to be monitored for a concussion. parents say there have been half a dozen incidents involving bullying and the last 2 weeks. they want their kids to feel safe at school. martinez unified school district has a say something prog

another story we've been following today governor gavin newsome started lashing out at the president for the president's speech at the national rifle association's convention and as our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala tells us the governor said to the president's favorite battleground twitter. >>to launch his attack. >>as president trump took the stage at the nra convention in indianapolis governor gavin newsome took to twitter to criticize him the president pledged his commitment to preserving gun rights and i'm a champion for the second amendment and so you it's not

>>oregon governor and gardener gavin newsome planted with preschoolers on earth day we're renaming.entrepreneurial as innovative as patriotic. >>the governor pledged monday to put more resources into meeting the state's climate driven goals specifically to the state's healthy soils program and a green apprentice jobs, making a big investment. >>in green collar jobs because again the paradigm we're not just arguing for proving this growing economy and reducing their greenhouse gas emissions low carbon great roads. >>to advance those efforts new some to climate change something he says he came to understand in his recent trip to el salvador that's impacting farmers impacting displacement impacting economic. >>anxiety and security which is leading to more migration. >>all these things are connected migration. a tense topic between california and president trump newsome also digging into the trump administration's environmental policies. trump us. looking up our immune system. as the planet as us. the very severe fever. trump that is awakened a lot of that census of people of all politi

governor gavin newsom predicts it will generate $219 million in revenue for the state from now until the end of the fiscal year. that is june 30. the next fiscal year, $554 million in the california coffers. rick and mortar retailers say it levels the playing field since customers not be able to avoid paying state sales tax when shopping online. we spoke with an alameda resident who told me that he is not happy about the higher tax rate or the online hit, however, it will encourage him to shop locally at places here on main street. >> it's going to maybe go into the stores. there's no point if i'm going to pay for shipping fee in taxes, might as well get it at the store. >> reporter: all of this is taking effect today. were talking to people as they are up working out and grabbing coffee. will have more reaction for you coming up in the next hour. >>> we will head back to you in the studio. >>> thank you. >>> police in san francisco investigating a deadly crash that happened half a mile from the shooting that was reported minutes before the crash. one person was pronounced dead at th

governor gavin newsome wants lawmakers to reconsider of state law which now makes utility companies pay for damages when the utility equipment causes a wildfire is one of several recommendations released today from his wild fire and energy strike team capitol bureau reporter assets of all explains why he wants him to consider this. >>and other actions that the governor might take. if anyone and is wondering if climate change is come to california governor gavin, newsome wants to move quickly on solutions to california's costly and complex issues intertwining wildfires climate change in the energy grid with a hexagon pay for that presenting recommendations from his wild fire and utility strike team, the governor is exploring strategies for how to distribute the cost of catastrophic wildfires. those include a liquidity only fund a catastrophic wildfire fund and the most controversial. >>changing the state law that requires utility companies to pay for wildfire damages. lindner equipment is to blame i purposely uh not including my personal pain because actually want to accomplish something

>>oregon governor and gardener gavin newsome planted with preschoolers on earth day we're renaming.>earth day as entrepreneurial as innovative as patriotic. >>the governor pledged monday to put more resources into meeting the state's climate driven goals specifically to the state's healthy soils program and a green apprentice jobs, making a big investment. >>in green collar jobs because again the paradigm we're not just arguing for proving this growing economy and reducing their greenhouse gas emissions low carbon great roles. workforce

all of us need to wake up to this new reality governor gavin newsome was flanked by mayors of both oakland and berkeley and backed up by a line of cal fire firefighters as he talked about the $32 million firebreak projects. >>that we're jump started by his signing a declaration of emergency rather than signing a declaration mercy after a catastrophic fire. >>after lives are lost and millions of acres are burned down the news conference was held not far from where the devastating oakland hills fire started in 1991 which killed 25 people and leveled 3500 homes. >>it's also near where one of the fire breaks is going in the north or in the fire break is going to start just outside of berkeley's tilden park and snake 14 miles along the backside of orinda all the way to lafayette the work which involves clearing brush by hand and heavy equipment and with controlled burns is set to begin here in the next few weeks and should be complete about 2 months after that an assistant chief with cal fire explains why firebreaks can help when a wildfire takes off. >>we should be able to hopefully slowdown f

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thanking ours today marks governor gavin newsom's one 100th day in office and he's made some controversialn outsource capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us how he spent the day today and she has a look at what new some has done so far. >>gavin newsome spent his one 100th day as governor in los angeles renewing the fight against prescription drug companies and their high prices building on action. he originally took hours after taking the oath of office that taking care of the few. >>not taking care of the rest of us healthcare is one of the many priorities newsome has juggled within his 100 days as leader of the state preventing preparing and recovering from wildfires as another he's issued executive orders for relief funding along with forced management work across the state even directing members of the california national guard to help immigration is another focus for the governor to travel to el salvador to try to understand the root causes of migration and revolted against the president's efforts to minimize it with a border wall it's one of the many issues where the governor

>>oregon governor and gardener gavin newsome plants with preschoolers on earth day we're renaming. is entrepreneurial as innovative as patriotic. >>the governor pledged monday to put more resources into meeting the state's climate driven goals specifically to the state's healthy soils program and a green apprentice jobs, making a big investment. >>in green collar jobs because again the paradigm we're not just arguing for proving this growing economy and reducing their greenhouse gas emissions low carbon. first uk to skills. >>to advance those efforts new some links migration to climate change something he says he came to understand in his recent trip to el salvador that's impacting farmers impacting displacement impacting economic. >>anxiety and security which is leading to more migration. >>all these things are connected migration. a tense topic between california and president trump newsome also digging into the trump administration's environmental policies. trump us. looking up our immune system. that's the planet as us. the very severe fever. trump that is awakened a lot of tha

it must project gavin newsom as governor on to the national stage.doing this? >> no, i represent the world's most diverse state in the world's most diverse democracy. 27% of us are foreign born. where half the el salvadoran population resides. close to 40% of our state is hispanic. by the way, that's the future of america and in many ways california has gone through the xenophobia and nativism in our past. quite literally 2019 in america is a lot like the 1990s in california. we went through the same process of reconciling this diversity and realizing it's a strength and recognizing the border not as an impenetrable wall but as a way to manage cross border collaboration and economic development. so we have an obligation to play on our own playing field. california understands how to manage a border. we have the largest border crossing in the western hemisphere. the most diverse population. and those relationships are foundational. and governors need to take the time to understand and these conditions. >> totally get it. you have good cover on taking

>>and it is the first 100 days gavin newsome the administration in >>it's governor gavin newsom's one 100th day in office said there have been some controversial decisions. >>indeed there are a lot of conference capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us how the governor spent the day and she is a look now at what newsome has accomplished so far. >>gavin newsome spent his one 100th day as governor in los angeles renewing the fight against prescription drug companies and their high prices building on action. he originally took hours after taking the oath of office that taking care of the few. not taking care of the rest of us healthcare is one of the many priorities newsome has juggled within his 100 days as leader of the state preventing preparing and recovering from wildfires is another he's issued executive orders for relief funding along with forced management work across the state even directing members of the california national guard to help immigration is another focus for the governor he traveled to el salvador to try to understand the root causes of migration and revolted

we will all get to the bottom and i also want to thank the mayor and governor gavin newsom, we will all to the bottom of a lot of things happening in our country. lding a new chapter of american greatness, one founded on the idea that all citizens are entitled to live in safety, prosperity and peace. this is an exciting time for our great country. this is an exciting time for america. [cheers and applause] just yesterday it was announced that the united states economy grew -- some people thought the unexpectedly, not me, i didn't think -- [laughter] [applause] in fact, frankly, if we had the obama interest rates, low, almost nothing -- actually the, nothing -- and if we had quantitative easenning instead of tightening, we used this conservative approach, we would have been much higher than this, but this is the very high. far greater. first quarter's always -- for the most part, it's the lowest quarter. we did 3.2% in the first quarter, gdp if, crushing expectationings. [cheers and applause] and accelerating our economic boom. and that was with the shutdown, that was with a lot of diffe

gavin newsome. he's in central america. >> great debate. my friends, let's get after it. >> so our attorney general bill barr made it clear today that he ain't giving what the democrats want in terms of disclosure of the mueller report and they made it clear they don't trust him and they won't accept anything less than all. so what are the democrats really bothered by? especially the chair of the appropriations committee. a long time vet in congress. she made it clear she was not buying what the ag was selling on a number of topics. here's what the congresswoman has to say about it. >> it is very good to have you. thank you for being on primetime. >> always a pressure for me to have a conversation with you any time. >> so even though i have an inside track because i have known you a long time, you don't have to know you to know that the congresswoman was not happy today during the hearing. what is your problem with the aj? what is your concern? >> well, the hearing started in a very organized way but as soon as we talked about that four pag

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. >>> gavin newsom became the first california governor to travel to central america. it comes on the heels of president trump visiting the u.s./mexico border on friday. he has retreated from an idea to shut down the southern border, but is planning to increase the number of immigration officers processing central american immigrants. abc 7 news reporter louise peina has the story. >> governor newsom became the first governor to travel to central america to look the refugee crisis. >> it has the most instances of humanitarian relief and refugee immigration. >> the governor's office says newsom chose el salvador, considering that more than 600,000 el salvadorans live in california, the largest population of el salvadorans in any date. >> corrupt politicians and corrupt police and also the violence from the gangs who are corrupting those politicians, so, there's sort of no reprieve, there's no solace within the country. >> and if we don't get border security -- >> in the past, governor newsom has criticized president donald trump's comments on immigration. this expert be

. >>> governor newsom -- governor gavin newsom game became the first california governor to travel to central america. this comes on the heels of president trump visiting the u.s./mexico border on friday. he has retreated from an idea to shut down the southern border, but is planning to increase the number of immigration officers processing central american immigrants. abc 7 news reporter luis pina has the story. >> reporter: governor newsom made history. he became the first sitting governor to travel to central america to look into the refugee crisis. >> it certainly has some of the most dramatic incidences of sort of humanitarian relief and refugee immigration. >> reporter: the governor's office says newsom chose el salvador, considering the more than 600,000 salvadorans live in california, the largest population of salvadorans in any u.s. state. dr. matt la seenya says newsom needs to see this crisis as pushing salvadorans to cross the u.s./mexico border. >> corrupt politicians and corrupt police and also the violence from the gangs who are corrupting those politicians. so there's

i'm here with california governor gavin newsom. know, it's so unreal and surreal to be here with you. you are the governor of the state. i got a national television show. that's not where we started out. tell the story how we got to know each other. >> this guy protested my first meeting as mayor. the department head meeting the door opens van shows up chanting and screaming and talking about police abuse and police reform and what was -- i said man i just got here. and then two months later. >> yeah. >> we're hanging out at some interesting conference and then we hit it off not just on that issue but as you were saying in the previous segment on the environment. you started stepping up in the environmental justice community. you asserted yourself. >> yeah. >> it's crazy. >> look at you. >> protesting me. >> well, you know, we had something to say, man. but, you know the reason we actually began to just fall in love with you is when you started issuing the marriage certificates against everybody's better judgment and everybody's cr

democratic governor gavin newsom fired back at the president's plan today. >> it's illegal. it's immoral. it's unethical. it's sophomoric. it's petulant. and, it's par for the course. >> reporter: transporting migrants from the border to other cities raises practical, legal, and budgetary questions, and the white house initially denied the proposal was under serious consideration. but just hours later, the president said on twitter, it was. >> sanctuary cities that get americans killed, they're immoral. >> reporter: as the president renews his focus on immigration ahead of 2020, sanctuary cities are a red-meat issue for the president's base. >> when you have sanctuary cities, you have crime. >> reporter: the policy would also drop migrants into traditionally democratic cities, like oakland. mayor libby schaaf says it would be an abuse of power. >> the idea that this administration could use human beings-- families, children-- to exact political vengeance on enemies is outrageous. >> reporter: and she defended oakland's policy not to cooperate with immigration officials. >> w

gavin newsom/(d) california earlier this week the governor said they wouldn't happen... if that rate request was approved it could see monthly bills go up nearly $20 dollars a month... sotyou start adding all these rate increses and pge is in danger of bankrupting its own customers.147/own customers (grant) (grant) the fremont police department revealed dash cam and body cam video from an officer involved shooting on april 18th. and we now know that the suspect apparently fired shots at three different officers before he was killed by police. in this case the officer confronted 30 year old michael felch along civic center drive near washington hospital. according to police felch fired shots at a passing officer. and that's when officers turned around and the exchanged gun fire. a short time later, two more officers arrived and found felth lying on the ground with his gun nearby... he died at the nearby... he his gun nearby... he died at the scene. <"it's clear felch had a deadly vendetta against police. no officer likes using deadly force. the men and women that go into

>>it is day 100 of gavin newsome to administration coming up we'll get a report from sacramento on the ups and downs of his new start. >>it's a miraculous story of loch we first showed you this video last night's of a mom and her 2 young children were just missed getting hit by a car in napa welcome force michelle kingston talks with that mother who says she can't believe she is even alive. >>an emotional reunion inside vehicle rona and now the on wednesday giuliana perez taking a restaurant employee who ran to help after she and her 2 children were nearly hit by an out of control driver as they stepped out the restaurant earlier this week you can believe it. >>that can believe we are and i'm so. and so that king. >>giuliana says she had just picked up dinner to go with their 2 kids was walking back out to her car. when in an instant her life nearly changed forever. >>the car like very close to me in a that's but i you know to a police say the driver lost control while trying to park. >>giuliana says the driver was speeding very very fast very fast. >>the car sped through the parking l

governor gavin newsom recently signed a moratorium preventing executions in california. >>but the order does not prevent the death penalty from being handed out the case may go to trial while gavin, newsome is still in office but by the time the appeals are finalized. he will long be out of office so. >>his proclamation against the death penalty will have little relevance in this case. clark also says this may be a negotiation tool used by the prosecution and they might say we will take death off the table. if you accept life without parole. and put this case to finality. >>that was year stone reporting now stephen clark says the trial could start while gavin newsom is in office but the appeals process in the death penalty verdict takes about 20 years. so if that happens it certainly pushes things back in de angelo is already 73 years old. >>a major headache for the 3 million people in our state who already have the real id they have to get it fixed by october of 2020 because the dmv apparently messed up and just didn't follow their own instructions. the department of ho

-- este nuevo negocio estara ubicado en la calle "san leandro" ---el gobernador de california "gavin newsomde de berkeley "jesse arregun" se reunen este martes para discutir los riesgos de los incendios forestales en comunidades urbanas... --- los bomberos locales y estatales tambien estaran presentes en este encuentro.al norte de "orinda".... el punto de reunion no esta muy lejos del incendio de "oakland hills" que ocurrio en octubre de 1991 y que destruy 3,469 viviendas, 2 mil automviles y dejo 25 muertos... ahora pasemos con gabriela delln para las condiciones del tiempo adelante gabriela. needs placeholder for lot -- una mujer luch por aÑos para sobrevivir a una extraÑa enfermedad causada por la picadura de un insecto -- ahora ella ahora tiene una advertencia que es parte del reportaje especial "enemigo silencioso" ademas, uber continua implementando medidas de seguridad para los pasajeros.... san francisco sera la primer ciudad en el area de la bahia en implementar una nueva herramienta. --una nueva tecnologia de reconocimiento facial llegara muy pronto a otro concurrido aeropuerto del

. >>> gavin newsom heads to el salvador today.wants to find out who is prompting thousands to leave and seek new lives in america. this will be his first official trip outside the u.s. as governor. >>> new information as surfaced about special counsel robert mueller's report on russian interference. his team was split on whether the president obstructed justice. some believed he had committed a crime. sources claim more than a dozen prosecutors feel attorney general william barr did not accurately convey the findings to congress. some are demanding the full report be released immediately. >>> and joe biden made his first public appearance yesterday. several women have accused him of inappropriate touching. he joked about the claims. >> i just want you to know i have permission to hug lonnie. he gave me permission to touch him. >> several women have come forward with stories about biden over the years. they call his behavior an invasion of personal space. >> i'm not sorry for any of my intentions or anything i've ever done. i've ne