>> governor gavin newsom has úf he appeared in local public schools to talk about it.i saw him surrounded by kids in oakland, on this one. obviously he is using this one, 2022, we are looking at the campaign, doing these victory tours, talking about education. not just k-12. higher education, as well. he was at cal state. talking about the $47 billion that the state is going to put into higher education, making it easier for kids to transfer colleges, and more affordable housing. this is popular with voters, it is popular with the democratic legislature, obviously, and it's going to be a linchpin key to his 2022 election campaign. >> we were doing signing after signing after signing. you hear the word unprecedented, over and over again. we talked about why the state is able to put so many programs into place. let's listen to that now. >> this last month, 40% of america's jobs came out of the state of cifornia, california has enjoyed an $80 billion operating surplus that is unprecedented in us history. >> there's that word again, unprecedented. education. housing. we've

my tip for democratic nominee 2024, gavin newsom. nominee 2024, gavin newsom.onday, october 4th. all hands on deck to secure the border, the steps being taken in texas to prepare for the next wave of migrants. todd: america on edge as the search for brian laundrie continues, we talk to the man who swears he encountered the fugitive over the weekend. jillian: new york city is looking for thousands of substitute teachers as public school vaccine mandates go into effect today and taxpayers are set to pay a premium for them. todd: you're watching "fox & friends first." i'm todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele.

mark ghaly giving gavin newsom his booster shot in his left arm . he got the johnson & johnson dose back in april and he decided this time to get the moderna for his booster to make the point about the opportunity to mix and match and the cdc says this was okay to do last week. if you got the johnson & johnson vaccine, booster shots are recommended those 18 and older and got their initial dose two or more months ago, that is how gavin newsom was eligible. here is what he said about why it is important to get boosters if eligible. >> i want people to understand why this is more important than it may appear, we are not here to promote boosters in the abstract but here to promote caution. and the imperative of considering getting boosters, particularly if you are in these categories with underlying conditions or are 65 and older and in the vulnerable population because of what we anticipate happening this winter.! last winter, california had a surge of malina golphin cases and hospitalizations , as we go to the hospital, we encourage those -- they enco

governor gavin newsom signed the order back in august giving workers in hospitals time to comply. but. >> now that deadline is here kron four's. theresa has more. >> being vaccinated now mandatory for health care workers in the state of california. it's so critical to have this vaccine. doctor peter chin hong with ucsf. >> we take care of all their old people and also we could be conduits of infection from one patients the next. so it's really, really critical that when we work in a healthcare setting. we protect the patients, not just ourselves. >> kron 4 reached out to the other large bay area hospitals and received the statements about the mandate at kaiser where their records show 97% are vaccinated or have requested medical religious exemptions that are in the process of being evaluated. this quote, we are optimistic that the vast majority of our employees will choose to be vaccinated and ultimately our vaccine mandate is motivating our workforce at sutter health where a spokesperson says 92% are vaccinated adding, quote, knowing that the vast majority of our caregivers are v

manos de los agentes del orden >>> así celebraron los legisladores el gobernador de california gavin newsomme tuvieron con muchos minutos >>> la familia de ayer había pedido ayuda a las autoridades >>> murió cuando la policía respondió tenía una crisis mental, no se sentía bien no tenía droga ni ninguna clase más y en ninguna violencia >>> por muertes como la suya la ley f2 enfrentar oficiales que han sido responsables de racismo, uso de fuerza festiva agresiones sexuales y deshonestidad no podrá ser contratado por otras agencias de california >>> esos cambios van a ser que tengan que chequear en la persona >>> por otro lado la ley establecerá protocolos para que otros agentes puedan intervenir cuando presencie el abuso policial >>> no estamos promoviendo pero sí el progreso >>> la legislación había 89 incrementará la edad de 18 aÑos a 21 para poder formar parte de las agencias con certificación en california incluyendo policías escolares, departamento de la policía y agentes del alguacil que crearan alianzas con colegios comunitarios para fomentar la educación superior entre los oficiales

. >> democratic state lawmakers announced this effort the day after governor gavin newsome defeated theback in september, lawmakers say they want to update the process. i'm troubled by fundamentally undemocratic nature of california's comical process, the state senate and assembly joint legislative elections committees kicked off what's expected to be a series of hearings analyzing the state's recall process. the hearing comes less than 2 months after the state spent about 300 million dollars on governor gavin newsom's recall election which he handily beat. but no matter what we perform with the recall should not be a partisan issue. secretary of state shirley weber. among those testifying thursday council process engagement like recall. she says her office is seeing an influx of californians wanting to recall elected officials, especially at the local level. she says the process needs to be more balanced but didn't say specifically how thursday. that's what we're looking at. the fact that it has helped more tease to it. that led the of you. another panelists secretary of state under ar

quÉ piensa del mandato impuesto por el gobernador gavin newsom para combatir el covid-19.ciÓn visite telemundo 48.com. anoche el distrito escolar de contracosta decidiÓ pedir una orden de vacunaciÓn para todos los estudiantes de 12 aÑos o mÁs. la decisiÓn se acordÓ que los bajvenes deben tener la primera vacuna antes del 15 de noviembre y el personal antes del 15 de octubre y la segunda para el 15 de noviembre. hoy todos los empleados de la ciudad de san josÉ se tendrÁn que vacunar contra el covid-19, pero sin embargo hay 150 oficiales que no se quieren vacunar, por lo que las autoridades decidieron que los suspenderÁn por 48 horas. hasta el momento 92% de los oficiales de policÍa ya estÁn vacunados. la farmacÉutica merk dijo que la pastilla de frabricaciÓn propia disminuye a la mitad el riesgo por coronavirus. todos los medicamentos son inyectables. california en color amarillo que es riesgo de trasmisibilidad del covid-19, desde anoche pasÓ al color naranja por riesgo de contagios. el Único estado del paÍs que estÁ estable es connecticut. los cdc revelaron el peligro que

my tip for democratic nominee 2024, gavin newsom. nominee 2024, gavin newsom. jillian: it is monday, october 4th. all hands on deck to secure the border, the steps being taken in texas to prepare for the next wave of migrants. todd: america on edge as the search for brian laundrie continues, we talk to the man who swears he encountered the fugitive over the weekend. jillian: new york city is looking for thousands of substitute teachers as public school vaccine mandates go into effect today and taxpayers are set to pay a premium for them. todd: you're watching "fox & friends first." i'm todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele. let's look at the white house as the president hits the road today as the democrats' $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill stalls in the house. todd: the fractured democrats say they will find a way to agree on the price tag somehow. lauren. >> reporter: good morning. it's back to the white house for president biden after a weekend home in delaware. the focus is raising the debt ceiling. tomorrow in michigan he'll turn towards pressuring lawmaker

so governor gavin newsom is still watching and see how that plays out. but it looks like eventually. >> according to him if he gets his way, the kids will be vaccinated before they enter the schools at least by next fall. all kids again between 7th and 12th grades. we've got a chance to talk to some parents and they're using the my body, my choice, especially when it comes to their kids. >> the parents make the choices for medical freedom for their trip for children. and then we have body autonomy. it's my body. my choice. and so we just hope that, you know, the school districts here, the parent- and know that there is an overwhelming amount of parents that are not happy with this mandate. >> now, i can tell you, governor gavin newsome. he's not 100% rock solid about is explaining that. yes, he does understand that there could be some health exceptions and some religious exemptions. but other than that, he wants to be have the kids fully vaccinated now, i can tell you it's not necessarily james and darya a walkout. there are some parents that we heard th

gavin newsom of california. >>v. gavin newsom of california. thank you very much for joining us.od to be with you. ♪ >> millions of students returned to campus this fall for the in person college experience is the delta variant continues to affect parts of the u.s.. some schools have strict mandates for vaccination, testing and masking. in other places, that is not an option. our latest rethinking college series at two of america's flagship universities. first, in arizona. >> the records 133 at the university of arizona in tucson is a workout. throw a mask on while shuffling and sliding and it can be even harder. but sophomores say it is no problem if it means getting back in the swing of college. >> i hear someone say we are like the second freshman because this is our first more normal experience of college. for some people, it is their first time coming to campus. >> do you feel safe on campus? >>? a we still wear masks in my classes. anything to be in person. >> for the first time since the pandemic began, college campuses are certain to look and sound once again like college

. >> governor gavin newsome encouraging all eligible californians to get their covid booster shot. he spoke today at a health clinic in alameda county where he also got his booster. >> i'm choosing not to do just that today, not because. was it a check what beautiful. but to make the point about the opportunity. the next no problem. so it and the choice jj got to give >> health officials have approved the mixing and matching of additional vaccines boosters currently those eligible include residents 65 and older those who have underlying health conditions or work in high-risk settings. residents who live in communities hard hit by covid may also be eligible for a booster shot. governor newsome also warned california is not to let their guards down as the holidays approach. meantime, with a final approval for the pfizer vaccine to be authorized for children aged 5 to 11 coming to soon as next week. steps are being made here in the bay area in anticipation that the vaccine green light will be given today the santa clara county health department outlined its plans which could get shots

kinder agrado 12 autorice para niÑos de cinco a 11 aÑos. >> corrupci'on completa del gobernador gavin newsom, mucha cor corrupci'on se trata de dinero no de salud. >> mucha gente est'a mal otra gente est'a bien no sabemos no estamos seguros. >> la fiscal'ia de la ciudad de m'exico dio nombre de las personas a las que denunciÓ tra la ca'ida de la l'inea 12 del metro que mat'o a 26 personas que viajaban en uno de los trenes >> no hay una orden contra e ellas. ra'ul torres buenas tardes >> por fin hay acusados por la tragedia de la l'inea 12 del metro que le cost'o la vida a 26 personas y dej'o a 98 heridos. son 10 las personas acusadas por el colapso del pasado 3 de mayo el principal acusado es el director del proyecto de metro en el mÁximo responsable de la construcciÓn junto a 'el fueron seÑalados sus directores responsables de seguridad entre otros escuchamos al vocero de la fiscal'ia de la ciudad de m'exico ulises lara. >> por la comisi'on de los d delitos de homicidio, lesiones y daÑo la propiedad todas culposas >> homicidio culposo no hubo intenci'on y no se solicit'o c'arcel. hay que vr

gavin newsom ran promising 3.5 million units of housing by the time he leaves.they are nowhere near that. everyone agrees it's a problem. it hurts the economy and working-class families. parents can afford to buy a house and pay for school. there are choices people have to make. these bills are a package of carrots and sticks to encourage housing. with the promise if local governments to meet we will take them to court. >>> there is a ban on evictions. are renters concerned? >> yes they are concerned it could lead to tens of thousands of addictions. it was put in place during the pandemic. prevented landlords from the deck thing. we should say there are state, federal assistant programs to help them pay. it's hard to get the money out. there's been a disconnect. we have to watch and see if the governor changes his mind. it is expired.>>> police reform. >> in the wake of the george floyd killing and that conviction of derek. bad cops who get fired for misconduct and incorrect use of force can be decertified. they can't get a job with another department. you have

that gavin newsom on the other hand they have natural immunity they don't need to take the vaccine.they work in prisons where we have seen massive corona outbreaks in fact he intervened to stop them. and then always looking out for the people he raises money from. amazing. now with the elite is that they can call you dumb. so with this somewhat befuddled andrea mitchell minutes before speculating if other supreme court justices are fully vaccinated at risk because they may have been in the same room as brett kavanaugh she unleashed what has to be one of most patronizing attack on americans i have ever seen. >> that is where you see comparable drop-offs and vaccinations with that educational divide may be shaping this. >> and that could play into that people could just aggregate the misinformation and conspiracy period. >> is nothing like that at all. people don't believe in science and with that education. >> and i have a connection to your science that doesn't make them the stupid one. but that is insane. [laughter] >> we are laughing at every american left-sided if they have lette

. >> además, padres de familia están preocupados y algunos molestos por el mandato de gavin newsom, gobernadoralifornia, así comenzamos . >> (música) este es tu noticiero telemundo 48 . >> ¿quÉ tal? buenas tardes, domingo 3 de octubre . >> bueno, los gigantes de san francisco se anotaron una gran victoria aficionados celebraron el triunfo del equipo que conquistó la división, tenemos cobertura en equipo con el presentador de deportes, estamos en vivo afuera del estado en sann francisco ¿qué dicen los fanáticos? . >> esto fue hace dos horas, un panorama completamente diferente, pero los fanáticos contentos gritaban de alegría , tenían puestas sus camisas de los gigantes y me dicen que qué mejor día para celebrar al gran victoria histórica, escuchen a un fanático . >> emocionado, contento porque vamos a seguir rumbo a la serie mundial . >> y como les comenté hace un par de minutos, fue una victoria histórica, algunas de las personas viajaron desde otros lados de california, jorge llegó de sacramento, esto me dijo. >> es la primera vez en 8 años que los gigantes ganamos la división por eso todo e

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you are welcome, gavin newsom. and in our city, in our city, our latino population has grown by nearly 16% based on the last sentence. there's a strength in those numbers and responsibility in those numbers and there's a respect in those numbers. what they remind me of, what they remind us of, what our honorees remind us is we are as giant and we are san franciscan as our cable cars, and we are as american and californian as the greatest speakers in the greatest novels ever written. [applause] to close, i just want to recognize the names. olga molanda. valerie kuehl ier. rita aliar. in the words of that character from our novel, our story, we're part of one big soul that belongs to everyone. that will be everywhere where you can look and where there's a fight so hungry people can eat. where there's a cop beating up a guy. we draw from our strength, we draw from our roots. [ speaking spanish ] [applause] >> i see a few tier president in our next poet. her name is hennessey. and eight-year daughter of undocumented ho

he plans to participate in a statewide school walkout monday in response to governor gavin newsom's a vaccine mandate for schoolchildren this mandate, especially in kids is a complete government overreach and that governor newsom is playing politics with our children. the biology teacher of 21 years points out the cdc is reporting of low death rates among children with covid earlier this month. the state enacted the nation's first covid vaccine mandate for school children. governor newsome aiming to have all students in 7th through 12th grades vaccinated by next fall. once the shots gain final federal approval for everyone 12 and over. >> newsom said the state will require young students ages 5 to 11 to get the vaccine once approved. i was serious. >> not even. consider from a child. soon as i heard them consider that being a choice for being a mandate for the children in schools. i see these are looking at home schooling this parent who wants to be anonymous has a student in the liberty union high school district in contra, costa county and plans to walk out on monday were not. >> a

governor gavin newsom signed the order back in august giving workers and hospitals. time to comply. and for instance, at kaiser where records are showing there is 97%. there are vaccinated or have requested medical exemptions or religious exemptions that are also in the process of being evaluated and at sutter health. 92% of workers are vaccinated. doctor peter chin. hong from ucsf says with these high rates of does seem to challenge the concerns over worker shortages which had become a growing concern in other states. we're looking at similar mandates. >> ready. have a shortage with and traveling there says. >> at least in the bay those predictions come to light. >> and people are sort of rising up to the challenge. >> vaccine mandates for health care workers are also in place in other states like new york, rhode island, maine, oregon and washington, dc. >> all city employees in san jose are now required to be vaccinated. people who are not vaccinated could face consequences up to and including termination. you see some of the numbers here. the city spokesperson says there enough n

governor gavin newsome will join global leaders next week for the united nations climate change conferenceasgow, scotland. newsom says he's planning to urge international leaders to end the worldwide dependence on oil and promote his plan to ban the sale of new gas fueled cars by the year 2035. >> can you imagine seeing that is looking through your windshield, terrifying moments caught on cell phone video. this tornado tearing across a freeway in orange, texas. that's near the louisiana border. and you can see transformers blowing up as the powerful storm across the freeway. the national weather service issued a tornado watch for the area at least one person was injured. dozens of homes damaged. many people left without power as the severe storms with tornadoes and high winds rolled across that region. it's interesting watching the driver of that big rig right there. kind of waiting is like, okay, it's going that just go its. we're used to that. >> like we're used earthquakes or again, got to be careful sometimes become what's called families several tornadoes forces rotating around. so yo

and now, let's get to the news california governor, gavin newsom, yesterday, defeated a recall attempta nearly two to one margin, and newsom was so relieved, his hair unclenched [ laughter ] after former vice president mike pence told former president trump during a meeting on january 5th that he didn't have the power to overturn the 2020 election, trump reportedly said, "but wouldn't it be almost cool to have that power? you're asking mike pence what's cool "well, yeah, i guess that would be cool, but then again, so is 'godspell.'" [ laughter ] according to a new book, joint chiefs of staff, chairman general mark milley took steps after january's capitol attack to limit former president trump's ability to launch a nuclear strike. specifically, he changed the launch code to 11112 [ laughter ] according to a new book, president biden finds living at the white house to be cold and lonely said the decorator, "thank you." [ laughter ] according to a new survey, more than half of americans said that they have never been in a physical fight "but what if someone slightly inconveniences you,"

we're not going to allow that to happen in california. >> governor gavin newsom, thank you so much forood to be with you, thank you. >> we'll be right back. going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage, and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare, you're covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits. but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your medicare deductibles and co-insurance. but, they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug coverage. now, let's take a look at humana's medicare advantage plans. with a humana medicare advantage plan, hospital stays, doctor office visits and your original medicare deductibles are covered. and of course, most humana medicare advantage plans include prescription drug coverage. in fact, in 2020 humana medicare advantage prescription drug pla

he plans to participate in a statewide school walkout monday in response to governor gavin newsom's a vaccine mandate for schoolchildren this mandate, especially in kids is a complete government overreach and that governor newsom is playing politics with our children. the biology teacher of 21 years points out the cdc is reporting of low death rates among children with covid earlier this month. the state enacted the nation's first covid vaccine mandate for school children. governor newsome aiming to have all students in 7th through 12th grades vaccinated by next fall. once the shots game final federal approval for everyone 12 and over. >> newsom said the state will require young students ages 5 to 11 to get the vaccine once approved. i was serious. >> not even. and consider from a child. soon as i heard them consider that being a choice for being a mandate for the children in schools. i see is that these are looking at home schooling this parent who wants to be anonymous has a student in the liberty union high school district in contra, costa county and plans to walk out on monday wer

very angry at governor gavin newsom saying that he does not have the right to force their children to get vaccinated. the governor says he has a goal of having kids between 7th and 12th graders. fully vaccinated by next fall and based on the research and approval. he also would like to see kids between 4.11 years old. eventually get vaccinated as well. he says trust the science and he's been saying that ever since covid-19 has swept across the globe. he points the numbers and how effective the vaccination rates are california being one of the lowest as far as covid-19 anywhere in the country. but he did expect a lot of pushback from parents. many people there say that maybe they're not against being vaccinated themselves. but when it comes to their kids. now it's very personal. in fact, we had a chance to track down. a parent is just one parent had to say about being forced to vaccinate her child. i was serious. >> not even. and consider from a child. soon as i heard them consider that being a choice for being a mandate for the children in schools. instantly start looking at homeschoo

governor gavin newsome saying as you mention, james, they would like that choice. they don't want to be told to have their kids vaccinated the way it is right now. governor gavin newsome alike kids between 7th and 12th graders to be fully vaccinated by next fall and with the continuing research, if it gets government approval, he would like to see kids between 4.11 years old. also vaccinated. he says the science is there that he wants the schools to be safe. the kids to be safe and society to be safe. but many people believe that they are not safe from governor gavin newsom and what they claim is his overreach. >> if this mandate goes through. it will be devastating to our school system this mandate, especially in kids is a complete government overreach and that governor newsom is playing politics with our children. >> and that person that you just heard from is not just a parent, but he's also a biology teacher who's against backed vaccine mandates. they're also talking many parents are talking about possibly even moving out of california altogether. so the kids d

reporter: gavin newsom is going all in in moving california away from its dependence on fossil fuels.are advancing with more accountability. a cleaner, brighter, greener future. reporter: by 2024, he wants to curtail all new fracking permits. the sale of all new gas powered cars will be prohibited. by 2045, all oil extraction will be phased out in the state. the western states controlling association says the governor's is to aggressive, especially given the fact that california now has 40 million liquid fuel powered cars and barely one million electric cars. >> these are certainly ambitious goals that the governor has laid out. we think some of them are unrealistic. they will force consumers into tough choices. reporter: some environmentalists believe the timeline isn't aggressive enough. >> my concerns is that it will be too late in the game. the crisis is here and we have to react with the crisis mentality. reporter: the supervisor says the transition is already underway in his county. >> two of the oil refineries here are applying to convert to processing renewable fuels. i think

was seeking a $50 million payout the terms of the settlements were not disclosed >>> governor gavin newsom signed a law returning property back to a black family after it was stolen from her ancestors in the 1,900s >> reporter: a handshake, nearly a century in the making. california governor gavin newsom returning property taken from a black couple to their family warm temperatures and clear waters are a hallmark of bruce's beach in southern california but beyond the sun my skies lies a stormy by willa and charles bruce, a black couple in 1912 a time when segregation largely restricted beach access for blacks. >> charles and willa bruce, an american couple, had the american dream like many of us of owning a beach property, establishing a business. that's what they did. >> reporter: they built a lodge, a cafe, a dance hall opened to all. it became an oasis for black families to swim and socialize without being harassed until the safe haven became a target. >> despite all the racial taunts, the kkk, the harassment, the burning of their facilities, the taunting and harassment of their guests,

governor gavin newsom signed assembly bill, 3, which cracks down on these illegal street racing eventsnd driver's licenses. the bill also assigns the first legal definition to sideshow in california. statute better equipping law enforcement to take action on these dangerous side shows. >> governor newsom today signed bills meant to help restaurants and bars still recovering from the pandemic and while he signed those protections for small businesses across the state. the governor also weighed in on tesla's bay area departure ashley zavala explains. >> and one of the last bill signings will likely see this year. governor newsom signed off on protections for small businesses but also reacted to tesla moving its headquarters out of state governor gavin newsome friday signed a series of bills aiming to help restaurants and bars recover from the pandemic. what started out as a practice in response to covid-19 will now continue for years to come. the legislation will change state regulations to allow those businesses to continue preparing and serving food and alcohol outside along with to go

now hoping that governor gavin newsome will hear their voices. >> in that. we should get the vaccine and that we think that if enough people come here hopefully make a difference earlier this month, california became the first state in america to require vaccines as part of a requirement to attend school. >> right now only students 12 to 17 or before the vaccines. >> but that mandate would go into effect when all students do become eligible, some parents say they're still plenty on known about the long-term impacts of the vaccine. >> there's been a lot of red lines crossed. and i think the mandate is the final red line. that was jonathan mccall reporting in the next 3 weeks. federal authorities are going discuss making smaller doses. >> available to children between the ages of 5.11 kron. 4 did reach out to several districts to see how the rallies impacted attendance the superintendent for the liberty union high school district told us principals reported and absence rate of about 15 to 20%. san francisco mayor london breed is trying a new approach to get mo

the law as a part of gavin newsom's commitment to lower emissions and cleaner air. has been approved to offer professional landscaping businesses rebates to switch their gas powered equipment to zero admissions andat governor newsom also signed a law that orders large retailers to provide a gender-neutral i owe for children's toys. it applies to businesses with a 500 or more employees that will now need a section that is gender-neutral for items like toys or toothbrushes. clothing is not affected, the stores can still have boys engrossed sections and stores like target have already been doing this in his 2015. >> tammy: thanke you very much good old california. also tonight, twice failed presidential candidate hillary clinton is letting us know that she's not going anywhere and she isn't getting out of the game of politics anytime soon. take a look.n >> i believe you said it's up to us to make sure the plot stays fictional. after writing this, any interest at all like getting back into the game of politics? >> i will never be out of the game of politics. i really fee

governor gavin newsom signed a bill into law that will require changes in policing practices. the laws allow the state to decertify an officer who engages in serious misconduct. kron four's amanda officer who's facing discipline for violating somebodys rights as opposed to being stand up and facing the music instead they reside, then they're allowed to go to another community and terrorize that community pointer says this law will prevent these types of things from happening. family members of angelo keen toes spoke at the bill signing, he died in late 2020 days after a struggle with antioch police who forcibly held him down during a mental health crisis is long overdue. the necessity for it preceded my brother's death that preceded george floyd's death. the los angeles police protective league and the san francisco in san jose police officers association issued a statement. >> saying that they're pleased to see that the original text of the bill was adjusted to serious misconduct and not minor infractions like traffic tickets. the statement also said quote, now that ad certif

he plans to participate in a statewide school walkout monday in response to governor gavin newsom's a vaccine mandate for schoolchildren this mandate, especially in kids is a complete government overreach and that governor newsom is playing politics with our children. the biology teacher of 21 years points out the cdc is reporting of low death rates among children with covid earlier this month. the state enacted the nation's first covid vaccine mandate for school children. governor newsome aiming to have all students in 7th through 12th grades vaccinated by next fall. once the shots gain final federal approval for everyone 12 and over. >> newsom said the state will require young students ages 5 to 11 to get the vaccine once approved. i was serious. >> not even. consider from a child. soon as i heard them consider that being a choice for being a mandate for the children in schools. i see is that these are looking at home schooling this parent who wants to be anonymous has a student in the liberty union high school district in contra, costa county and plans to walk out on monday were no

. >> governor gavin newsome will join global leaders next week for the united nations climate changeference. also known as cop 26 in glasgow scotland. the governor is set to urge international leaders to end the worldwide reliance on oil at an event in the bay area. wednesday newsom said he plans to promote his effort to prohibit new oil drilling near communities in california and his plan to ban the sale of new gas fueled cars by 2035 i could think there's anything more important than disabuse in ourselves. >> that oil has to be part of our future. it doesn't this doesn't half to be repeated year in and year out. we should be immune from concerns around what opec is doing with saudi arabia is doing. the manipulation of the markets and the of oil prices and we have the technology to do that. we have to know how to do that in california's. number one export electric vehicle electric vehicles in this country. roughly half are purchased in the state known in this state. we're going to accelerate that transition and i'll be talking again a lot more about that. and the un meeting next wee

about what may have caused that massive crude oil leak off the coast of orange county as governor gavin newsom. headed to that area for briefing today. ktvu jana katsuyama is following developments from the newsroom tonight. janna andre investigators are looking into whether a ship's anchor might have damaged that pipeline and a federal pipeline oversight agency issued an order today saying in the meantime, the pipeline operations cannot resume until the company completes a list of corrective actions. sticky clumps of black oil cover huntington beach instead of sunbathers and swimsuits. cruise in biohazard suits are sifting the sand for spilled oil instead of sea shells. more than 300 workers were out cleaning up miles of orange county shoreline tuesday, the coast guard says a diving team located a source of this weekend's amplify energy pipeline rupture. a 13 inch split in that pipe. we've determined that approximately 4000 ft of the 17.7 mile pipeline. has been displaced and it's been laterally displaced by 105 ft. there's a 16 inch steel pipeline that's happened so they can cover him an inc

and governor gavin newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january the white house, as the year's president and members of his democratic party, had made progress as they tried to rescue job biden's economic agenda in a rare mood. biden has met with his party members on capitol hill, wasn't. jordan has more from washington. it comes down to whether members of congress in the president's party can agree on terms on both the social spending slash environmental bill, as well as on the infrastructure spending bill. if they can work out their differences on one, the actual price tag for the 1st bill, because there are some in the senate who said, that bill's just simply too expensive at $3.00 trillion dollars. as well as work out the idea that there's going to be a guarantee that that bill is going to be passed if more liberal members of the house of representatives actually decide to vote for the infrastructure bill. so there's a lot of horse trading that goes on here. the united nations, as told ethiopia as prime minister, it doesn't accept the country's decision to expel

eat your heart out paris, a nod to the city of lights, fame, sidewalk cafes as governor, gavin newsom announced the signing of two state bills designed to keep park let's in california through at least 2024. the biggest fear and anxiety. i think all of us have had as consumers, not just business men and women. but it's like, please don't take this away. don't let them take this away after this pandemic, and so that's what these bills represent. newsom also signing a third bill friday, allowing restaurants to keep cocktails to go on the menu. we've been ramping up into go orders as well. so. definitely helps us. we'd love to continue that as long as we can. stacy loewenberg, manager of the bustling brodrick roadhouse in walnut creek on tap to go beer growlers cocktails and the ever popular boozy shakes are the biggest hit to go. two ounces of alcohol any flavor you want? probably the best busy shake you can have around drinks that loewenberg says helped her restaurant make it through some difficult slow periods this year, but making it clear the bigger win for the restaurant industry.

he wasn't surprised to hear governor gavin newsom's announcement friday. but. >> a lot of people who had a lot of emotional responses to it that i'm part of the big group on social media of over 500 parents. my message to them was, you know. take a deep breath. we're going to get this. we're going to be ok because we want to go to make decisions for ourselves for our kids. and our own health. we want to be able to make our decision not based on you know, politician is telling us we don't think it's fair. john says that the group held a rally last week and plans more. we don't think that the federal government, especially downtown sacramento out there. we don't think that they're looking out for our interests. we feel that if we get a loud voice. we're going we're going to have more of an impact literally a local levels. we've got rallies planned. we had one want to request friday night. he also says if necessary if the mandate does happen. >> then he and others. he knows plan to pull their kids out of public school are now in the process of actively creati

. >> democratic state lawmakers announced this effort the day after governor gavin newsome defeated the recall back in september, lawmakers say they want to update the process. i'm troubled by fundamentally undemocratic nature of california's process, the state senate and assembly joint legislative elections committees kicked off what's expected to be a series of hearings analyzing the state's recall process. the hearing comes less than 2 months after the state spent about 300 million dollars on governor gavin newsom's recall election which he handily beat. but no matter what we perform with the recall should not be a partisan issue. secretary of state shirley weber. among those testifying thursday californians want the process engagement like recall. she says her office is seeing an influx of californians wanting to recall elected officials, especially at the local level. she says the process needs to be more balanced but didn't say specifically how thursday. that's what we're looking at. the fact that it has helped more teeth to it. that overview. another panelists secretary of state

autoridades siguen sobrevolando el área y aún no se ha dicho qué ocasionó la ruptura del oleoducto gavin newsomenfoque y la información que proporciona será utilizada pero todos los presentes dijeron que los responsables tendrían que pagar por los daños ocasionados. telemundo 48 >>> otra cuestión que reitero el gobernador fue investigación que va a tomar tiempo añadió que la respuesta a todas las preguntas se irádando las próximas semanas la junta estatal de alimentos del cultura presentó un programa que les ayudará enfrentar estos desafíos y así mantener su sector a flote se pretende conectarlos con programas que nos ayudena mejorar el sueldo las cuencas y asistencias en caso de desastres >>> otra ciudad del este de la bahía declaró estado de emergencia por sequía esta noche el consejo de la ciudad de claro una escasez etapa dos de agua le exigió a todos sus residentes recortar el uso de agua en un 15 por ciento la semana pasada declaróun escasez de agua y costas similares al momento, no se contempla la implementación de tarifas especiales por las condiciones secas ni penalidades por el moment

happening right now, governor gavin gavin newsome is in orange county for a briefing on the emergencyntington beach. so let's take you out there live to listen. >> with state and local elected partners at the at with the hosting of the governor. we just met to discuss the ongoing response to the pipeline spill off of orange county. and i'd like to just begin by that the federal including the coast guard which serves as the federal on-scene coordinator for the response takes this spill spill very seriously. any discharge of oil sensitive. coastal waters is damaging to the environment and it is disruptive to the economy at a minimum. we are. mobilizing assets and have mobilized assets and responded for a very large oil spill. this is a significant incident. and i want you to know how seriously those of us that live and work in california. take it. secondly, i'd like to point out that the team you see here, assemble is why we will be successful. we proceed as a federal state, local and private sector integrated team bringing the whole of the nation together to answer this response 3rd. a

californians governor gavin newsom encouraging all eligible residents in the golden state to get their covid-19 booster shot. thank you so much for joining us here. during crawford is at 3 o'clock today. i'm justine waldman. california has been a trailblazer when it comes to covid-19 vaccination rates and health officials want to keep that momentum going with the 3 booster shots that are now available from pfizer, moderna and johnson and johnson kron four's charles clifford was at the governor's event today. he joins us now live. the details. good afternoon to you, charles. >> hello there. here in california about 73% of the population has been coronavirus cases have been dropping for weeks. but there is concern that in the winter months ahead, we could see another surge in cases. so the governor health officials are making a push to get everyone possible vaccinated and to try to give people boosters. wednesday morning. governor newsom visited asian health services here in oakland, the governor also received a covid-19 booster shot. health officials and the governor pushing for everyon

state to make it compulsory for school children to be vaccinated against coven. 19 the governor gavin newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending approval from the us food and drug administration for 12 to 15 year olds, the f d. a fully approved vaccines for students of 16 in august. out there was my kind of says, the vaccinations will occur on a stack of basis. thus looking at children between the ages of $12.16, and then as if da approval is forthcoming, children under the ages of 12 will require to be vaccinated. now, the governor points out that this is going to be over a staggered period. we are talking out for a period of months or the full impact will be measured by july next year says the governor, it's the 1st state in the u. s. a. to actually impose a mandate for vaccine within its schools. it's a massive step in terms of california and politics. and the process though, is simplified in a way, a by the fact that the governors decided to add the cobra 19 vaccines to the list of vaccines at the cuddly. california public health department alre

the governor gavin newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending approval from the us food and drug administration for 12 to 15 year olds. the white house.

now hoping that governor gavin newsome will hear their voices. >> in that. we should get the vaccine and that we think that if enough people come here hopefully make a difference earlier this month, california became the first state in america to require vaccines as part of a requirement to attend school. >> right now only students 12 to 17 or before the vaccines. >> but that mandate would go into effect when all students do become eligible, some parents say they're still plenty on known about the long-term impacts of the vaccine. >> there'd been a lot of red lines christ. and i think the mandate is the final red line. >> in the coming weeks. federal authorities will discuss making smaller dose versions available to kids between the ages of 5.11. the federal food and drug administration will do that kron 4 today did reach out to a number of districts across the bay area to see how today's rally also impacted attendance. the superintendent for the liberty union high school district tells kron 4 that they reported an absence rate of anywhere from 15 to 20% of