gavin newsom only cares about one person, gavin newsom. he wants to run for higher office.dra, the reparations is a gimmick, it is to exploit black voters for his future run for office. hopefully he'll never see the white house but that's all it was, it was a gimmick. as james said, the democrats control every aspect of state government and they keep playing the race card, sandra. i beg anyone in this state to show me systemic racism. they talk about real estate, racist, in los angeles, we have a black mayor, san francisco, sandra, black voters are exploited by democrats who claim they want to help. gavin newsom's sole purpose is higher office and if he's going to trick, manipulate black voters to get the goal he'll do it, that's what he's been doing. >> sandra: some of what is said, a bit of what they are saying on reparations. listen. >> reparations are not only morally justifiable, but they have the potential to address long standing racial disparities and inequality. >> equivocal number from the 1860s, 40 acres today, is $200 million for each and every african american.

es la posiciÓn que tenÍa este gavin newsom, que tenÍa el gobernador davis.Ón porque te puede lanzar. se oye que estÁs listo colista para ser gobernador. otra posiciÓn es el senador de estados unidos de california. no estamos hablando de ella, pero en aÑos pasados los senadores se han lanzado para ser gobernador de california y por eso hablamos de la dice gobernadora que estÁ en una posiciÓn muy buena para lanzarse y ser una candidata bien importante. >> hablemos primero que nada del fiscal, cÓmo puede ser como gobernador? >> hemos tenido muchos gobernadores que primero era el fiscal del estado de california. por ejemplo, este gobernador puede la misma posiciÓn que tiene al gobernador,tambiÉn uno de los mÁs famosos gobernadores, el padre del era el fiscal. y antes de Él uno de los mÁs importantes del estado es el gobernador que era fiscal. la posiciÓn de fiscal, o que se dice en inglÉs, es una de las mÁs importantes para lanzartepara gobernador de california. osvaldo: ahora, en su puesto como dice gobernadora tendrÍa tal vez una mejor idea de lo que se necesi

california governor gavin newsom just did the exact same thing when you overpromise on reparations. long ago, governor slick was patting himself on the back of her what a great idea it was. >> i think it was heracles who said we do not imitate, we are a model for the world. that is a little braggadocio's. i like the spirit of what you guys are saying. this is not just about california, this is about making an impact across the rest of the country. >> jesse: that all sounded great, but then gavin newsom saw the price tag. $800 billion, with up to $1.2 million payments going to eligible black residents. it is no wonder gavin newsom is backtracking on the massive handouts, telling fox news digital, "dealing with that legacy is about much more than cash payments." now, newsom's team is clarifying those comments and says the governor "is not backing away from cash payments, but wants to wait for the report in its entirety to arrive on his desk before he makes any decision." newsom needs to learn the art of dodging issues from the white house. >> we understand there is a legislation on th

him but i don't think he checks either one of the boxes, either one one of the requirements that gavin newsome so why in the world is he running? >> well, i think he wants that seat. that's the other obstacle to all these people. newsome, oprah and your friend adam schiff. dianne feinstein is still in the chair and she has not decided whether to let go of it or not they're going to have to wait and it looks like dianne feinstein looks to serve out her term. so whoever gets it it's not going to be any of these three candidates who so desperately want it katie porter barbara lee or your friend schiff. and oprah she's going to be at the next michelle obama event but she ain't going to the senate i can tell you. >> trey: i can tell you raymond, if this were a montana senate seat, they would not be pushing them out because that's a red state but california they want to push her out. raymond arroyo, thank you so much for joining us. >> we are living in a magnificent time as it relates to medicine and our ability to stay well, or recover from illness or injury. there is seemingly a therapy or a cure

gavin newsom has that now when he looks to that.ing that goes wrong in california all be a stain on him. will: everyone knows natural disasters california has to deal with, earthquake, fire, flood, mudslide, you can't get reinsurance, the ability of insurance companies to sell those policies to a reinsurance company and liberal policies which created the homelessness and drug problems, crime issues in all the big cities and of course inflation, the economic issues inside of california. not everything is a political prism but gavin newsom has to own all of this and if you live in california, people better get ready. they already have and it will continue. rachel: if you can't get new homes constructed, you can't build new homes. it is a major problem and if you live in california and i have good friends who do, the religion of the state is climate change and the pope of this religion in california is gavin newsom. we know failure to allow or permit controlled burns is a big problem, that underbrush you can't get rid of is part of the

even gavin newsom is now saying he does not support cash payments. just bigger than cash payments was bigger than cash payments? you did not realize that one empty the belt now he is embarrassed. he wants to be president because of the wrong side issue. >> every time we discussed this we point out there has been historical racial injustice. the slavery is the worst examp example. you have seen with native americans you see here in with asian people, mexican there's a lot of racial injustice that has happened. the best thing we can do is make sure we have policies they give equal opportunity today for everyone. >> and the other problem is california entered the union 1850 as a free state was never a slave state. the panel deals with that inconvenient back by saying it is about things like redlining and mass incarceration and over policing. even if you could argue blacks were victimized by all of those things, every one of us you have as you point out the prejudice against chinese americans. and japanese-americans at one time could not own farmland in

let me begin by expressing my appreciation to governor gavin newsom for answering the call for taking on this problem head on and his willingness to be a partner in the work that he knows we need to do. as a former mayor of san francisco and someone who grew up in the city, he understands the value of partnership and also understands the value of san francisco as it relates to entire state. here locally, we have been doing i think a extraordinary job between our police department and our district attorney's office. they have been working hand in hand as partners to help us address the many challenges around public safety, but more specifically, the challenges related to this fentanyl crisis, which includes the large number of people who have died from overdose deaths, as well as the open air drug dealing, the violence associated with this, and how it impacted the tenderloin and soma communities considerably. time and time again, we have you know, reached out for resources to try and get support and the fact that this is finally happening and it is something that is never happened befo

this is a live look at richmond where governor gavin newsom is soon to outline a new plan to utilizee clean energy. the ambitious goals he's looking for the state to meet. thanks so much for joining us for our midday forecast, i'm kris sanchez, marcus washington has the day off. >> i'm laura garcia. the funeral for banco brown is under way. he was shot and killed at a san francisco walgreen's last month. ginger conejero saab is with more from the services that are under way. >> good morning. everything is set to begin just moments from now. we're seeing the last kind of friends and family make their way inside the baptist church of san francisco where the services are scheduled to begin at 11:00 in the morning, but friends and family started really arriving here around 10:00, about an hour or so ago with plenty of emotion as the family brought banco's casket inside the church. the family wearing personal messages of support on their clothing for banco brown. the family has denied interviews so far this morning. theyey are expected to speak afr the services later on today. today's fun

. >> in a statement, the office of governor gavin newsom said the state will continue with its operations supporting 3 migrant shelters, including 2 in san diego and one in imperial county. quote, while the federal government is responsible for immigration policy and processing california has served as a model of partnership for safe and welcoming border undertaking humanitarian efforts in border communities to support arriving migrants once they have been released by the federal government and here in the bay area, the rapid response network of santa clara county is stepping up to serve immigrant families through their immigration hotline. it can provide housing, food, clothing and legal assistance. the newsroom. i'm justine waldman, kron, 4 news, all of the east bay, a man is taken into custody after a standoff at an apartment complex. >> this all happening of fremont. well for us, justin campbell has that story. >> just after 2 o'clock thursday, fremont police and swat swarmed the briarwood apartment complex near crime or in fremont boulevard. i saw the helicopters after receiving a 9-

what a terrible position gavin newsom has gotten himself into politically.stacked with incompetent morons. now that they're asking for billions of dollars, he's pat them on the head and said, thank you, but that's not going to happen. now he has the left mad at him, moderates who are terrified of california going bankrupt and conservatives already didn't like him, so he's essentially ended his presidential bid before it's even started. [laughter] gerry: characteristically forthright judgment. thank you very much, indeed, to kristin tate and ben domenech. i'll be back here next week on "the wall street journal at large." to all the mothers out there, have a wonderful and a restful mother's day weekend. thanks for joining us, bye-bye. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x atfs

infrastructure grant they cited environmental concerns of also installed new charging stations and gavin newsomold fox news digital that he will not suppor cash payments for preparations but the reparations task force chair is still convinced that newsom is not ruling anything out saying, quote, he qualified his support and is looking forward to the taskforces final report lease -- police on june 29. with life they have you at our final hearing on that date in sacramento. let's bring in self talk radio host jason rantz. bill safely set this about newsom not supporting the reparations. >> he's giving people's pulse hope that they will get million of dollars knowing we don't hav that kind of money and he said he could pulse hope and expectations it is just cruel. >> trace: there was never any money to begin with. california doesn't have the money. they knew there was no money. >> they brought this on themselves. they decided to legitimize this and the folks making these absurd claims that reparations are due, especially given the sense that in the context of slavery, california was not a slavery

critics say california governor gavin newsom reparation plan is backfiring.ewsom is refusing to endorse cash payment for slavery reparation, which could range between $360's,000 to 1.2 million for california ans who had an ancestor enslaved in the united states. total cost of the plan is double the state's overall budget and could result in bankruptcy. >> this exposes nonserious nature of governor newsom leadership, the rest of america will see right through them. >> ashley: many worry about tiktok ties to china. new "wall street journal" piece is highlighting the dangers of the app, content geared toward self-harm, depression and eating disorders. two-thirds of american teens use tiktok with 16% saying they are on the app almost constantly. thomas is a family therapy and joins me now. thank you for talking about this, it is a serious topic when you talk about suicide and eating disorders and when teens are on the social media app, that is scary. parents don't know what content they are seeing. >> the real problem teenagers and 12 year olds are up at night wi

hoy el gobernador gavin newsom anunció su plan enfocado en combatir el cambio climático.iloto para prevenir incendios mortales en las colinas de la ciudad de oakland, consiste en la instalación de detectores de humo en áreas de alto riesgo de incendios forestales. los ascensores enviaría una notificación al departamento de bomberos si se detecta un cambio en la calidad del aire. se expresa programa piloto dure por lo menos unos dos años. en algunas ciudades se siente demasiado calor y en otras reina el viento, es la situación en el área de la bahía. guillermo, cuéntenos de este fin de semana. >> (música). >> feliz jueves para todos ustedes, se comisiona despejar los nublados que se presentan en la mañana, nubosidad en gran parte del pacífico y la línea costera. la situación con la calidad del aire continúa buena, pero se espera que todavía, especialmente hasta el viernes las condiciones sean entre 51 y 100°, se mantiene moderado y a partir del fin de semana mejora la situación. vamos a las temperaturas. >> (información en pantalla). >> un panorama que se mantiene templado

good morning, los angeles. >> reporter: gavin newsom hit concerns at the statement. the swirling of faithful, in room of black democrats. are you confident that governor newsom will keep his promise? >> i'm optimistic. >> reporter: she is talk about this -- >> if diane feinstein were to retire, will you nonominate an african-american woman? >> the answer is yes. >> reporter: dianne feinstein had been absent battling health issues, she cannot resign. should she step aside, governor newsom would nominate who takes her turn. california democrats are confident that newsom is aware of the stakes. kimberly ellis is openly lobbying for newsom to keep his word. >> black women are the margin of victory. we believe that gavin newsom will keep his promise to fill that seat with a black woman. the only question, which black woman. it's barbara for bust. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee, who has been in congress since the late '90s. she is running for feinstein's senate seat in the 2020 election. should you be that black woman? >> i'm focused on the campaign. he made a comm

oprah does not want to be in that position, but i'm glad shee taught gavin newsom the onete line you get out of the senate seat , you get a senate seat , you get a senate seat . get abut at the end of the day, the real story here is gavin eo newsom preying on a base of the democrat party, pandering shamelessly to them by locking himselto thef in to not only a appointee, but a black femalemae appointee. he's only doing that to cover his hindquarters because he gave camilla harris' senateseatt seat to a white guy,o y, alex padilla, and this is to make up for that. for so put a oprah aside for a secod and look at the raw, cravenve political calculus play here and realize what newsom is about. oprah,s i don't think is goingn >> be taking this show on the road. look, i served with adame i have schiff. it's been a little while since i've seen him, but i think he checks either one of the boxes, either one of the requirements that gavin newsom has. so w why in the world is he i on it? >> well, t i thinkhink he wantst seat , but that's the other obstacle to all these people. newsom oprah and h

gavin newsom has called in the national guard to help. the san francisco standard reporting sfpd has quietly begun using a new and controversial tactic. records show police are using privately owned security cameras. joining us now to tell us about it is michael barba, a senior reporter from "the standard." sfpd surveillance. i was not sure if they were using them already but you learned they have? michael: this is the first time we found out the department is using live surveillance, watching privately owned surveillance cameras in real time. they have done it at least four times. three times it was for investigating fentanyl dealing, one time it was to watch stolen goods as well. kristen: what is the process? how do they get the approval? michael: there are parameters around how to use this, when they can use it. for the fentanyl dealing, officer has to declare they want to investigate this particular crime and get approval from the captain. fencing i believe that came about because they received complaints of stolen goods being sold in

>> governor gavin newsom is out with a new plan that he says will protect a threatened fish species. it's critical for the ecosystem across much of california. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains what the governor hopes to do and what he says will happen if action is not taken soon. the roaring sound of rapids coupled with the site of rushing water. you're looking at the dagger point dam along the yuba river in rule yuba county, north of sacramento in the >> today, governor gavin newsom toward a portion of the damage. he unveiled a plan to restore this part of the yuba river all in an effort to save threatened fish species, including the chinook salmon. the steel had the green and white sturgeon and the pacific lamprey, all creatures who rely on this waterway for their habitat and eventual repopulation. here's the background on the fish species in question. the adult spawn way up river in the cold. sierra nevada away from predators, their babies and come all the way down river to the ocean where they live for a few years before they themselves comeback upriver to spawn o

i don't see gavin newsom right now eager to name dianne feinstein's interim replacement.t's not a real rush -- there is not a real rush for that. kristen: right. because before, he had said he would appoint a black woman and congresswoman barbara lee really was at the top of that list. but now that she's officially candidate, along with adam schiff and katie porter, it would certainly be seen as newsom trying to set the scale. he kind of has to roll her out. if he does, who is he going to appoint? a lot of people were saying, oprah, really? >> we did live in a world with arnold schwarzenegger as governor. celebrities weigh big in california. there might be others. one might be maxine waters. another might be secretary of state shirley weber. who has had a distinguished career in the state legislature and is now secretary of state. she could be a prime candidate. the question would be whoever gets appointed, with a sort of wink and nod, saying i'm not going to seek reelection? stay tuned. this soap opera whether it is on the national level or the state level or here in the

our capitol bureau reporter wallace has details. >> it's been just a few days since governor gavin newsom released his updated budget for the next fiscal year. and already it's garnering a lot of attention from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle with much of the focus turning to its anticipated 32 billion dollar deficit leading the governor to say this. we are walking into a budget where we need to maintain our prudence. >> and we need to prepare not just for the short term, but the medium and long term to close the shortfall. newsom put forth several proposals, including new efforts to borrow money, a call to delay spending on some projects, including the foreclosure intervention housing prevention program, more than 3 billion dollars in what's known as trigger cuts, meaning cuts that could happen if the economy does not improve. >> and then, of course, a proposal for actual cuts, including reductions of about 6 billion dollars from his 5 year environmental climate package. and up to 2 billion dollars for some transit projects. >> i know it's not but we have to see these public transpo

they ran the campaigns for gavin newsom and kamala harris.s the current lieutenant governor and they're looking to replicate what happened with gavin newsom. he was the lieutenant governor and ran for governor and won and now is in his second term. frankly i think you'll see much stronger candidates on the democratic side and leading among them is rob bonter and the current attorney general with a lot of union backing and much more muscular politician and he's going to absolutely be much more likely to get the nomination on the democratic side or at least be the top vote getter on the democratic side than the opposer. this election not till 2026 and in an attempt to get endorsements and keep other democrats out of the race. that's not happening. stuart: steve hilton is telling me on a friday morning that maybe within my lifetime, a republican could be elected to statewide office in the state of california. you're telling me that's a possibility? >> i am. absolutely. eric early, he's the guy. he'd leading the polls and the polls from berkeley

gavin scott is michael newsom.ed up for a big payday, there is no payday. $100 million surplus in california, now in debt. to pull this off you have to raise taxes on each person in california $25,000. there is no money to make this work, so it is not even worth talking about. plus, talk about how divisive this is, 75% of blacks want reparations, just 25% of whites want it. majority of the country's white. think about how that is going to go. a lot of pro-whites not happy, and a lot of angry white women even unhappier. >> dana: yesterday we set i would do a segment describing beings and i think jesse could do one describing scenes from the office of "the friends," ane have ourselves a show. up next to a drug-loving hippie town backtracking on legalizing drugs after a startling spike in fentanyl poisonings. ♪ ♪ in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try

some calling the failed california reparations effort a lose/lose for gavin newsom. president biden with some controversial comments during a commencement address at howard university. watch this. >> harsh reality, racism has long torn us apart. it's a battle that's never really over. the most dangerous terrorist threat to our homeland is white supremacy. [applause] >> harris: then he said i'm not just telling you that because you are black and this is a historically black university, blah, blah, blah. conservatives calling him divider in chief. ben domenech in "focus." financi. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. how do we decide what hotel to book? (yelping) fear not, i got you. choice hotels has a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. spacious! that's what they all say. stay twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct at choicehotels.com. ♪ (cheery music) - they get it. they know how it works... a

hoy, el gobernador de california, gavin newsom, se unÓ a moxion power, empresa fabricante de tecnoloÍal, para vsitar una nueva megaÁbrica en ford point de richmond. la instalacÓn de 205 mil pies cuadrados seÁ una de las mayors del pÍs, con Ás de siete gigavatios hora de capacidad anual de fabricacÓn de bateÍas. y traeÁ a la comunidad cientos de puestos de trabajo. los bomberos de austin, texas, investigan el incendio de un contenedor frente a la oficina del fiscal general de texas... una mujer de 42 aÑos fue detenida hoy, porque los investigadores dicen que tiÓ un cigarrillo encendido al contenedor, pero determinaron que el incendio "no" fue intencionado... esto, se produce en medio de una investigacÓn por corrupcÓn, contra el fiscal general, ken paxton. el Ía de hoy el presidente de Éxico andÉs manuel Ópez obrador hizo un llamado a los j-p-morgan chase inforÓ que unos mil empleados del first republic bank ya no tendÁn tendÁn trabajo... j-p-morgan adquirÓ la mayor parte de los activos de ese banco, a principios de este mes, por 10 mil 600 millones de Ólares... la adquisicÓn se produjo

. >> so we had california governor gavin newsom also weighing in on this with a statement crediting california's dps of financial protection and innovation for working with the fdic to stabilize the situation, to find a purchaser, saying it will protect depositors, including the uninsured. no signs of changing the signage yet, but jpmorgan chase released a statement saying customers shouldn't expect any interruption to services. back to you in the newsroom. >> that's the good news. i'm sure a lot of those customers are happy to hear that. thanks. >>> first republic is the third bank failure here in the united states in just the past few mos. >> some folks likely asking that question, are there more to come? scott mcgrew continues our story here. >> well, it certainly feels like a trend. silicon valley bank, signature bank, first republic, then swiss-based ubs on top of that. investors on wall street, though, seem confident that the banking system will find its way out of this, though they've been wrong before. many had a buy rating on first republic. cnbc's jim cramer had tweeted the bank was st

all part of governor gavin newsom's plan to try to attack the fentanyl problem across the state.n four's. rob nesbitt joins us here live in the studio is how day one was carried out. ken and pam, the california national guard, the sure the public that there will not be boots on the ground with their work. more of a behind the scenes network of criminal analysts tracking drug cartels. so i spoke with someone who's an expert in that line of work. >> the chp officers assisting the san francisco police department were already based in the city and the california national guard has indicated 14 criminal analysts a big part of the job for both agencies will be fighting in stopping illegal drug cartels, a job that michael brown did for 32 years as a special agent with the drug enforcement administration review reports they're helping. >> put together flow charts, identify who the mid- evee dealers are, who the top level dealers are possible. transportation routes, house of fentanyl getting into san francisco, the global director of counter narcotics technology at roduco analytical devic

liz: a political comam bit on the part of gavin newsom very much wants to run for president.ack no standing with black community he knows if he runs jumps into race this year going to fight against joe biden, has a big amount of black population, in his corner first primary is in south carolina if it does it four years from now kamala harris i think this the most reckless self-indulgent political move to encourage this respect probations council to come up with something completely utterly unworkable unaffordable, and the problem maria is this now is going to be a purse that goes nationwide black communities across the country saying what about us? what about our reparations? i would argue there has been reparations going on for decades, in this country, with a tremendous amount of money going into black communities, trying to lift them up trying to help education, et cetera. but i think this is -- i think this is a really dangerous place that gavin newsom is taking california to -- >>, of course, dangerous, look this is dividing us further almost racist in and of its the bot

gavin newsom is like foaming at the mouth to run, and yet it is almost like the godfather.gainst him. is he that strong? or is it the people behind him? >> kennedy: it is the democrat establishment. it is the machine. if you dare stand up against that, you will be consumed and emulsified. and they know that. they are all going to wait for their turn in 2028. gavin newsom would love nothing more than to elbow kamala harris out of the way and run for president because he thinks he has a very good shot of winning. i saw him last weekend at the party the night before the correspondence dinner, i told him to cut taxes in california -- you're welcome, california, i don't think you will listen to me. they whoever can win on the republican side. my question is when karine jean-pierre stands up and says, the president just had a press conference a couple weeks ago. where he took two questions that were prewritten. he knew exactly who was going to ask what. that is not a news conference bureau i want to see a trump-style 75 minute no holds barred, no questions, people yelling at him

governor gavin newsom released his updated budget on friday, outlining priorities for california.e is facing an even bigger deficit than expected. we're talking more than 30 billion dollars. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports how the governor hopes to close that gap. >> well, here it is. this is the governor's updated budget summary. all 132 pages of it. it's a budget the governor says will benefit california. one. he acknowledges comes with a multibillion-dollar deficit that could lead to some tough decisions ahead. governor gavin newsom receiving applause as he officially presented his updated state budget for the next fiscal year. >> budget worth more than 306 billion dollars. but one that also includes a deficit of about 32 billion. we are walking into a budget where we need to maintain our prudence and we need to prepare not just for the short term, but the medium and long-term newsom says the deficit increased by more than 9 billion dollars since his initial budget presentation in january due to factors outside of california involving the national economy as int

gavin newsom says no problem we're broke anyway.use what is over the border in juarez. already there are signs in el paso. basically saying use bathrooms. stop going in the middle of the street. it's been totally overwhelmed. but sanitized when president biden went to visit. and then, of course, you have what is happening in brownsville, arguably this is the epicenter, 150,000 waiting outside the border take me i'm yours. give me a ticket. i'll be back in 10 years and tell you how much i like your country. and finally what is queuing up now and how far deep are they? take a look, in central and south america, in tapachula 60,000 migrants reportedly being held ready to come here. 3,000 migrant caravan is heading over here and what i find most disturb something guatemala. so concerned is the guatemalan president he called the white house and said listen, i've got a problem 08,000 migrants coming your direction. i can't really stop them. do you know what? he got a dial tone. please return to sender. he got voice mail. he could not get

. >> greg: can companies want to lose enemy listen to gavin newsom. disaster. the bottoms with tuck friendly construction so women can hide their penis. it's a common problem on talk shows. >> [laughing]. >> greg: newsom called out target's ceo for selling out the lbgtq community and tweeted there is a systemic attack on the gay community happening across the country. it doesn't stop here. black, asian, jewish, women you are next. neglected to include the special interest group the dutche bag. he is full of [bleep] but saying it anyone. no one is blocking target from selling anything. what does he mean you are next. is the public coming after black, jewish bikinis? target selling them that allows women to tuck in their penises #. it's strange. some companies are pucking the tuck in trend. >> the untuck it shirt. untuck yourself. >> [laughing]. >> greg: just a couple of years ahead of their time. >> i am sure they appreciate the play. >> greg: i know! it's the summer of pride tour. they are putting the camp in camping. a drag queen. come on, it's cute.

well, a new report we're at recommends that the california legislature reject governor gavin newsom's plan to make changes at san quentin. the plan would actually renovate the prison with the goal of improving inmate rehabilitation programs and staff will be in there. the report from the state legislative analyst's office questions the governor's post time line for that project and focus on the cost of san quentin as opposed to other state properties in the prison system. the report also says the governor has not been clear explaining how his plan accomplishes e overall goals to improve the prison system. also ahead of the kron, 4 morning news to talk about california. lawmakers calling governor to fill out public transit agencies. >> after his proposed budget cuts of millions of dollars and funding for them. plus, we're talking about some people in marin county and they're not happy with how the district attorney canceled a vandalism case. why they do not think she should have reduced charges against 2 people accused of doing. >> leaders are scrambling to pass the new debt ceiling de

and absolutely governor gavin newsom. he knows what's going on. he chimed in on this as well. so take a look at your screen. this is a tweet that he sent out yesterday. he said this is not just a couple of stories in the south. this is a systemic attack on the community happening across the country, wake up america. this does not stop here. you're black. you're asian. you're jewish. you're a woman. you're next. >> before breaking it down for us. still ahead on the kron morning news. you're talking about walmart and they're accused of selling legal merchandise in california. now they have a million dollars to the state. and we're also talking about levis celebrating 150 years, iconic that they started right wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythm's butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. save 50% on the sl

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we believe that gavin newsom will fulfill the promise.rbara or bust. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee, who has been in congress since the late '90s. she is already running for feinstein's senate seat in the 2024 election. >> should you be that black woman? >> let me say, i'm focused on this campaign. i'm not going to get involved in his process. he made a commitment, and i am running to win this campaign. >> reporter: how important is it for a black woman to sit in the senate? >> representation matters. when you look at the fact that there's not a voice in the senate who represents our diversity, it's outrageous. >> reporter: but choosing lee isn't a simple choose for newsom. it would mean elevating her above two rivals. that's congressman adam schiff. he's also running for the same senate seat. the lead prosecutor in donald trump's first impeachment trial, backed by former house speaker nancy pelosi. >> finally gave me some very good advice, which is focus on the things you can control, not the things you can't. so, i'm focused on

governor gavin newsom is making it clear what will not be given out. first, the latest on the fda's historic decision refor your health this afternoon. the fda is now saying based on what the panel has recommended, that the benefits of the over-the-counter birth control pills with outweigh the risks as the controversy around the approval of this continues today, the group of independent advisors for the agency overwhelmingly came to this conclusion today. but some fda scientist have raised concerns about whether women with certain health issue should be taking these pills. they're also concerned that adolescents and people with limited language skills would use it wrong. a final decision by the fda is expected this summer. a new study suggests coconut maybe the key to keeping mosquitoes away the summer. virginia tech researchers set up to determine what attracts and repels these nasty, little and and in the end, they found one chemical sent the mosquitoes just don't like. and that's artificial coconut. researchers don't know if the coconut scent itself

and california governor gavin newsom trying to dig him manyself out of his latest predicament.l: i have never missed a toss. that's a first. >> brian: that's okay. we will go deal with this later. as will was saying, california governor gavin newsom trying to dig himself out of a problem that he caused for himself. 2024 rumors all around him. now declining to formally endorse the reparations by his own task force hurt him politically on the national stage. the payments from anywhere from $360,000 per person to a staggering $1.2 million. but look at the program. it's estimated to cost 800 billion. that's double the cost of the entire state's budget at 300 billion and, may i add, they are in deficit. joining us now with reaction. former california gubernatorial candidate who is running for president in 2024 wants to get that republican nomination. larry elder. larry, how could governor newsom not have foreseen how much this was going to cost people of california? >> well, brian, my mother used to have an expression i want to clean up for daytime tuition people make a decision and

governor gavin newsom today unveiled his updated budget proposal for the state and now says the deficitllion. ktvu tom vacar shows us how newsom is addressing the shortfall while still investing in his priorities. the state deficit projected in january. it just over $22 billion has now ballooned by 9.3 billion more of 41% increase in friday's announced $306 billion revised budget, so we have a $31.5 billion challenge, which is well within the margin of expectation and well within our capacity to address through a mixture of internal borrowing and revenue shifting the budget will be less than 1% lower than the last one, but it will be seriously impacted by lower overall tax revenues, delayed tax revenues and inflation. we are in a position with this may revise building off of the january budget announcement despite some additional shortfalls to foundational be in a position where we're preserving and enhancing and protecting programs that we all hold dear pupil school funding trimmed down from the january proposa tr overall education we're not bacg away at all fully funding for commitmen

they are asking governor gavin newsom to secure federal funding to help the new families that could become into santa clara county, without the title 42 rule, and thousands are expected to cross the southern border, and the non-profit says they receive two to three new families for help, and they expect thatber quadruple. >> a lot of people are just confused. they are just confused in, you know, the process. they just want a better life for them and their families. there's just so much chaos at the border. there are just really inhumane living conditions where people are camping out at the border and lots of violence taking place and they want to provide a better life for them and their families. >> reporter: that rapid response hotline, we have put it on your screen, 408-290-1144. they will remind new immigrants about that hotline and to call on governor newsom to enlist help from the federal government. >> we will see what happens on that side of it as well. thanks, bob. >>> an australian-based furniture store on stockton is leaving by july. the company cites safety issues there. tha