speaking of gavin newsom, i believe gavin newsom will be the nominee. other names, i don't believe put in groundwork to get the nomination. gavin newsom has been running a shadow campaign for the last six to eight months. he's going to red states and putting out videos. and while i agree, joe biden will not be the nominee and they will convince him to step aside, i believe it will be gavin newsom. it is important to call gavin newsom out and look at the mess in california. if you don't want to california your america, gavin newsom is not your answer. joe biden is not the answer. >> carley: biden-harris before the convention, clock is ticking on a replacement. have a great friday and weekend. former president trump is floating plan to end federal income tax. >> todd: never been a better tease. do not turn the channel. cheryl casone here to explain how it is going to work. absolutely. at newday usa, that's what we're doing. we put our arm around the veterans. when i think of the veteran out there that needs to refi his home, he may want to purchase and we

gavin newsom saying i would never turn my back on joe. the way i think this will go down, joe biden is going to step down and he's going to turn to gavin newsom who has been his good little soldier through many months. when gavin newsom says he will not turn his back, no, he will ep is the nomination or position that joe graciously gives him. pay attention to the way gavin newsom talks about this. it is going to be gavin newsom, he's been running a shadow campaign, nobody else has put in the work, i believe it is his nomination to ultimately lose. >> carley: there are articles written about how to replace president biden as the candidate, after 90-minute debate, this conversation is happening right now, see if it continues. what do you think, todd? >> todd: they know they are in trouble. tomi raises excellent points, was this the job all along? great job parsing language. politicians speak in a certain way to fool us, tomi lahren not fooled. >> carley: another major moment, president trump took president biden to task over border and migr

is our nominee. >> sandra: there he was arriving at the debate last night california governor gavin newsomup as a potential replacement after biden's debate performance from last night but newsome says no and the president says he's not going anywhere. where does that leave us? steve hilton will react ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis.

what are your thoughts about the ruling and gavin newsom's response to it?eople in california have grown to loathe him and he's cre created and exacerbated the homeless crisis. talk about $24 billion through ballot measures and various legislation has gone to fight homelessness and it is only further exploded and there's been a massive up tick in and you happen of the big worries in particular in particular is there's going to be a huge homeless population of people over 65 years old. they're just not doing enough. they've nothing to show for all of these resources and he's always been in denial and now his big pivot is blaming republicans. and this is a mono party state. the republicans in the legislature, they're few and far between and they don't hold a lot of local positions and it's because of people like gavin newsom and adam schiff and nancy pelosi and some of the worst legislators and politicians in the country are from california and bad politicians make bad laws especially with the supermajority. >> they pumped millions and conservatives are not ru

we begin again with gavin newsom, under fire for "a boldfaced border lie. the governor planes eat -- claims he doubled the amount of national guard of the southern border but sources say those national guard members are nowhere to be found. commonsense will break it down but christina coleman is live with more on the numbers that don't quite add up. >> reporter: good evening trace. governor newsom claims the state has doubled the amount of national guardsmen at the border and he blamed republicans for the issues there. >> the republican party has been consistently standing in the way of providing the resources to support the men and women working hard not only at the border but around the state of california and the country to address the issues related to the border. >> trace: meantime the president of the border patrol union in the san diego area says he hasn't seen any california national guardsmen assisting. he said "governor gavin newsom refuses to acknowledge the many illegal migrants pouring into california due to his policies. governor, if you are s

we begin again with gavin newsom, under fire for "a boldfaced border lie. the governor planes eat -- claims he doubled the amount of national guard of the southern border but sources say those national guard members are nowhere to be found. commonsense will break it down but christina coleman is live with more on the numbers that don't quite add up. >> reporter: good evening trace. governor newsom claims the state has doubled the amount of national guardsmen at the border and he blamed republicans for the issues there. >> the republican party has been consistently standing in the way of providing the resources to support the men and women working hard not only at the border but around the state of california and the country to address the issues related to the border. >> trace: meantime the president of the border patrol union in the san diego area says he hasn't seen any california national guardsmen assisting. he said "governor gavin newsom refuses to acknowledge the many illegal migrants pouring into california due to his policies. governor, if you are s

also senator of california, gavin newsom, another potential candidate.mments before we could shut any questions at them. this was not normal by any manner of means and of course the complete difference you could see in the body language and how they were behaving between the democrats mac and the republicans mac, totally reflected how they felt about what they had just seen happen in the debate. the democrats knew it was a disaster. what they were saying was oh, well, joe biden had a bit of a cold and that is why he had a raspy voice and don't worry about this style and performance, let's talk about the substance of the debate let's talk about where he won on those points and lies donald trump told and why he wasn't picked up on them by the moderators. their hearts weren't in it. they didn't look like people really believe what they were saying. we've seen this kind of situation before. obama could not spin it very well. neither could george bush againstjohn kerry. even ronald reagan in his first debate did not have a good debate. it was very hard for th

governor gavin newsom appears to support the latter. >> not to say anything about 47 is perfect and wet to help fix some of the ambiguity there but we can do that without going back to the voters. >> e-mails first obtained by cbs news revealing that the governor's office will not negotiate with backers of the ballot initiative as they said they would do to strengthen their own legislative package and then the people who want to make changes to prop 47 said no way. >> kevin: makes sense to me. thank you so much. let's continue the conversation with california congressmen and state assembly minority leader gallagher. i want to share that this is from the los angeles times. saw playing politics "democrats plan to pass legislation to stem the splurge of retail thefts from petty to professional but democrats intend to assert a poison pill that would automatically kill their own legislation if arrival tough on crime ballot measure by voters in november. " wire democrats so opposed to the initiative by the ideologies believe it goes too far and will lead to restocking prisons are people who d

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>> a nightmare because you have 2 front runners as it were gavin newsom who we all talk about the calmld be the natural person but according to the polling and anecdotally does more poorly than joe biden will newsom hasn't been tested particularly that's why it's a disaster for them not to have a primary the other names mentioned the gretchen whitmer they haven't been through the ringer of the contest where we can see how they perform in front of key audiences in swing states that's another name we shouldn't rule out as i can imagine somewhere in the country someone said hillary is warming up tonight i don't think she's given hope up up with being a nominee and eventually president but you have to look at that and as she was saying it favours donald trump. >> amazing they talked about gavin newsom added the california gop you wonder gavin newsom's approval rating california 44% deeply far left california 44% you wonder if he would make a viable national candidate. >> he's been running a shadow presidential campaign for a long time between visits to red states international trip he spen

they have not put in the work that gavin newsom has put in on behalf of himself but on behalf of joe steadfast than ever that gavin newsom will replace joe biden by the time we had november. >> sean: he does have a record that he will have to run on. and the california record was pretty radical left, more radical than joe biden. that will be a big issue. i am sure there will be meetings marked that none of us will know about. private meetings with joe. and i'm sure joe and jill biden will be -- people will be pleading with them. for the good of the country, i think it is important that you step aside, you have served the country well, et cetera. i am not convinced that the biden's are going anywhere. with that said, i want to know what you think and if he was to be replaced, how do you get past kamala harris to tommy's selection of gavin newsom? >> i think i have been equally steadfast on the other side of this, saying that joe biden is the nominee, he was elected by the democratic voters in the primaries, he is not going anywhere. i will say that last night's debate creates some pot

that's all according to new data from governor gavin newsom. he says crime has dropped 33% since february. this includes crimes like homicides, robberies, burglaries, car thefts. earlier this year, the governor deployed and additional 120 chp officers to oakland trying crack down on crime. also on that november ballot initiative to build a new city in the bay area. solano county voters will decide whether they want a new city to be built or not. county's register voters says the company, california for ever submitted 13,000 valid signatures required to qualify for that ballot qualify. the voters will be asked to allow urban development on land. it's currently zoned for agriculture groups opposed the plan say it's going to have a negative impact on the county's water resources and air quality supporters say it would create jobs. homes are working families that live in that county. times. now, final 7. meantime, the so-called locked door loophole bill aiming to crack down on car break-ins. it's taken another step forward under the current law, a

gavin newsom's 56 years old.unemployment, homelessness, crime, the list goes on and they're taxed into oblivion and the country state queens failing not because joe biden is 81 but because he's a democrat. stuart: who do you think is the real president? who do you think state queens calling the -- is calling the shots? it's hard for us to find out and president's cognitive decline is significant. who is it? who's the person behind the curtain? who's writing his note cards and putting the stuff into his tell prompt terrific and whispering in his ear? who is this person? >> i don't know but, you know, does it matter? what's more dangerous to me is how much we've been lied to about this. if you remember that wall street journal article trying to take us behind the scenes into joe biden's cognitive decline. how many democrat leaders and cabinet secretaries were on the record telling us and assuring us everything is fine and nothing to see here. we had the media and democrats accuse republicans of these cheap fakes, o

governor gavin newsom want it. >> his spokesperson writing, we are grateful the california supreme court unanimously removed this unconstitutional measure from the ballot. >> the governor believes the initiative process is a sacred part of our democracy. but as the court's decision affirmed today, that process does not allow for any legal constitutional revision. democratic legislative leaders echoing a similar sentiment. this from assembly speaker robert read this. i'm very pleased the california supreme court rejected this unlawful an extreme effort to take power away from local communities to pay for essential services like police and firefighters. the republicans believe it's a slap in the face to voters. we have the right as citizens of california put it, put things on the ballot by petition. and that's exactly what we did. >> it should have been on this fall. they got the court to change it as one party control and it's wrong. proponents of the ballot measure, including the howard jarvis taxpayers association and california business roundtable argue the measure was legal and necess

selection of gavin newsom? gavn well n, i think i've been equaly steadfast on the other side of thihink is saying that joeof biden is the nominee. he was elected by theic vot democratic voters in the primaries. he's not goingers in anywhere. i will say that last night, you know, debate creates some potential turbulence. i think the democrats are going to see what happens with the polls. .i think, look, you know,e in people in congress are going to be worriesd, you know, but i don't think that there's really going to be a change. i think that things are goingth to consolidate back aroundink th biden in in advance of the convention. and they figure, look, we'll pull this thinadvance thn back together in the convention. it will be some turbulence her convene as well. we're in the middle of the turbulence, probably.. e it's a good thing for hims that we're heading into the 4thl of july weekend. but i assume these conversationy s will take place c if you want to put outon odds. mark, what would you saymark, wh the o

that have governor gavin newsom calling to crack down with legislation. he vowed to severely restrict the use of smartphones during the school day. a move some parents already put into action. no cellphones escort the moment but also to understand like the other side of it, you know, with all the kind of stuff that happens at school that very unfortunate is like you always have that worry in the back of your head, so you kind of want to have that capability of contacting them that perspective shared by a los angeles teacher at a district that already implemented restrictions. there is that pushback from parents but again, i think that education keep pieces key and collaborative process where parents and families are involved in figuring out how do we enforce this at our school? >>so tricky joining me now is dr omar godineaux. a senior psychologist and deputy clinical director at the child mind institute. thanks so much for being with >>us. thank you for having >>me. so what do you think? should schools be banning? cell phones and therefore, social media?

gavin newsom, conservatives can slam him over crime in his state. this man stays in front of the cameras. the legal analysts believe he is running a shadow campaign. he's been making president will moves for months. after hamas's october 7th attack, to discuss climate initiatives, he ran abortion-rights ads in republican-controlled state and went head to head with former gop presidential candidate ron desantis on fox last year. he was at the presidential debate thursday after biden's rough performance. he was asked about replacing biden. here is his response. >> the president of the united states running for reelection. he is our guy. that's part of the diversion tactic. this is intentional, complete nonsense. it is all a sideshow to create anxiety and uncertainty. i'm not playing in the fray. that's not even in question. >> reporter: another name that has gotten a lot of buzz is gretchen witmer. both chambers of the state legislature, blue away her fight for abortion-rights, a key issue among democrats this season and in addition to being a swing s

these ers put out by governor gavin newsom just yesterday. you can see the numbers and drop in crime include rates of homicide, robbery, burglary, car theft, larceny and arson. adding that since february of this year, more than 880 vehicles were recovered. 440 suspects were arrested and 47 crime related firearms were seized. he also said adds that overall burglaries are down by 53% with 60% fewer car break-ins amongst other crimes. we spoke with different people this morning who either work or live in downtown oakland or just oakland in general. they say that they don't really see these numbers. we also spoke city council member. meanwhile, gallo who says he appreciates the state's help but still thinks there's a lot to be done. >> business owner at 11:00am today and their issues about retail, that we're not doing enough to stop the retail theft, but yet people in sacramento are discussion now providing different directions. so, you know, grandma and grandpa still can walk down the street because they're afraid of being robbed. people jump ou

governor gavin newsom expressing confidence and optimism about the state of our state. he did so in this pre-recorded, an edited video posted to his youtube and social media accounts all in the speech that went beyond california, attacking national republicans. he says their policies will, in his words, turn america towards a darker future. they do so in the name of, quote, unquote, liberty and freedom. want to roll back. >> the same time social progress, social justice, racial justice, economic justice, clean air, clean water basic fundamental fairness. newsom echoing that message as he spoke about the situation at the u.s. mexico border publicans in congress when presented with an opportunity to assist border states have turned their back. they've chosen politics, chosen inertia and they've advanced pure political pandering on abortion as extreme politicians other states take away women's rights. california stands as a beacon of self-determination. and speaking of california, newsom's remarks did touch on several issues facing the golden state, including homelessness.

plus, governor gavin newsom delays a minimum wage boost for health care workers.ernor is defending his decision. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday, june. the second. let's get right to dave spahr with a look at your forecast today. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we have pretty much more of the same as we're kind of in the delayed holding pattern until we get to the heat. spike come the middle of this week. so those onshore winds are going continue. that's going to keep that moisture level somewhat elevated even inland. so that's good news. we've been talking about and it means the morning fog. good morning air it is that a half moon bay still kind of overcast, but you can see that brightness off towards the distance as this will start to peel away back to the fog. now, whatever fog we have for the most part will be gone as we approach around the noon hour, even up the coast, the sun will be break

the kron 4 morning news governor gavin newsom says crime has dropped in oakland. we're live with what the new data shows san jose plans to housed people in the city with historic investment and breaking news out of the sports world of basketball legend who helped the warriors win championships has died. will remember the storied career jerry west. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a wednesday smack dab in the middle of the week. i'm darya and james, we've got the weather though. and traffic starting this hours. we're hoping temperatures will come down off yesterday's high. pretty like i'm in the middle, but i think they're still kind of shot yet. still hot for sure. you're absolutely right. but at least not as hot as yesterday. we're cooling from the triple digits which we did get to in livermore. >> down to the 90's at the very warm us this afternoon and low 90's at that looking outside at what we've got from san jose. here you are a city that hit the low 90's yester

so you can see these were put out by governor gavin newsom yesterday. and according to him, he says that the crime rate has dropped down significantly in different areas such as homicide, robbery, burglary, car, theft, larceny and arson. adding that since february will 887 vehicles have been recovered. 440 suspects were arrested in 47 crime related firearms have been seized. he also adds that overall burglaries are down by 53% with a 60% fewer car break ins seen amongst other crimes. now, keep in mind earlier this year, the governor did deploy an additional 120 chp officers to the city of oakland, all part of a targeted search operation to crack down on crime. despite news, some citing a drop in homicides. 3 teenagers were killed in deadly shootings in oakland just this week alone making it the city's 38th 39038th and 40th homicide this year. that averages about 6 a month for the year of 2024. and last year. but the city of oakland lost 126 people to homicides. the governor says he plans to continue this partnership of chp officers with the bay area for

>> right now, the kron 4 morning news governor gavin newsom says crime is dropping in oakland. we're live with the new data. san jose plans to help more than 1000 unhoused people in a city with historic investments. ahead. and breaking news in the sports world basketball legend who helped the warriors win championships has died were going to remember the storied career of jerry west. >> from the bay local news station. you're watching on morning team. >> thanks for waking up with us. gang's all here is going to be a little cooler. i'm sorry. and i'm james. yeah. we'll talk about that weather in a minute. rain also following some news as well. you know, we had a pretty chaotic sideshow over the weekend of a lay home. so we'll talk a little bit about what went down there. the weather, nice temperatures are going yesterday was day won't be as hard for us to get through, even though still a little bit warm. we're definitely out of those triple had livermore yesterday. the 90's yesterday in spots like walnut creek. >> right. here's highway. 24 winding its way to the east bay hills a

cuéntanos precisamente un poco más de lo que dijo el gobernador gavin newsom. qué tal?amigos televidentes. como lo mencionas, tras el anuncio o este discurso del gobernador newsom, las reacciones no se hicieron esperar, especialmente por parte de los legisladores republicanos, quienes básicamente una hora después de este discurso del gobernador, pues también organizaron para. se organizaron para ofrecer una rueda de prensa justo acá en las afueras del capitolio, en sacramento, justo donde nos encontramos. alguno de los puntos importantes mencionados en el discurso fueron los derechos reproductivos de la mujer. el gobernador aseguró que california cuenta con las leyes más fuertes en el país que protegen a las mujeres. también criticó a los republicanos por la situación en la frontera sur. dijo que no han querido aprobar los fondos para la contratación de más agentes fronterizos. por su parte, los republicanos se reunieron esta mañana acá en el capitolio para decir todo lo contrario. escuchemos in this date of the state. it was not a real addressing of the problems. that

. >> governor gavin newsom issued a statement saying this decision removes the legal ambiguities that have tied the hands of local officials for years and limited their ability to deliver on common sense measures to protect the safety and well-being of our communities. >> another city that's been grappling with the issue san francisco. abc seven news reporter suzanne phan joining us now with reaction from leaders on both sides of this debate. suzanne. >> so, larry, kristin, some san francisco city leaders and concerned residents say this is a step in the right direction when it comes to tackling the homelessness crisis. the mayor says this gives the city the ability to take more aggressive action to keep streets clean and clear. >> as a result of this decision, we are able to enforce the law and to clear the encampments off the street. now, mayor london breed says the supreme court's decision friday on clearing homeless camps is a big boost. >> she says san francisco has acted with compassion, offering services and shelter to homeless people. but many people continue to refuse the hel

i heard that gavin newsom got asked whether— heard that gavin newsom got asked whether he was going tooing to run for resident. ., , whether he was going to run for president-— whether he was going to run for resident. ., , ., ., , ., , president. i was one of the people are askin: president. i was one of the people are asking that. _ president. i was one of the people are asking that. i _ president. i was one of the people are asking that. i was _ president. i was one of the people are asking that. i was trying - president. i was one of the people are asking that. i was trying to - are asking that. i was trying to film some of it on my mobile phone. i wasn't completely convinced that my cameraman could veto the heads of the otherjournalists. i managed to cut some of it on my phone. while i was asking them was, are you going to change horses? do you need to think about another candidate? they were trying to tell us that it was the substance of the debate that mattered, not the style, not howjoe biden performed. let us look at what they were saying. let's look at all they were saying. l

we're thankful to governor gavin newsom to support transit in a tough budget year and looking forwardo the budget passed by june 15th. turning to legislation sb 10 three 1 by wiener was amended last week and emerged in the transformation committees some of the changes would impact the regional measure ability to help the chauvinists for the agencies including bart and sfmta under the new version required return to sour start at 70 percent in the 5 years and to 90 years in the 6 year the higher resources limits the total regional discretionary fund for those purposes with the connected and regional system and supports the operators beyond 5 years and prohibits the county from the regional measure under sb 10 three 1 until 28 t timeframe to sponsor for the quarter sales tax and after that sb three 1 regional measures includes the two counties in north bay sets aside operations and capital costs in the event that smart is not able to reauthorizes their sales tax it is complicated but want you to know about that that bill must pass by may 24th before the assembly to june we anticipate mor

california governor gavin news newsom, conservatives can easily slammed him over high taxes, chronic homelessness and crime in california. this man stays in front of the cameras. political analysts believe he's been running a shadow campaign, the name that's got a lot of buzz is the second term government, both chambers of the state legislature with light for abortion rights, key issue among democrats. this election season. in addition to a swing state, michigan is home to one of the largest muslim arab american communities in the u.s. so having the presidential ticket might help with voters stop supporting biden over the war in gaza. we can't go without mentioning former first lady michelle obama and vice president kamala harris. both are very popular among democrats and washington post included them in a list of potential biden replacement in addition to democrat josh shapiro who one solid victory for ownership in 2022 and pennsylvania. a purple state which is critical for the democrats hopes of winning the white house this november. >> thanks. according to new polling, 60% of all

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so i think what gavin newsom said is the only thing that gavin newsom could say.but you can guarantee per jonathan allen's reporting you can guarantee those conversations are happening. what they're trying to do is keep any major democratic figure from going public. right? you cannot have chuck schumer or hakeem jeffries or anyone like that coming out and saying yeah, i think it might be time to think about the conversation of having joe biden leaving, that opens the flood gates. >> you bring up a good point, chris, we don't know the impact of the debate and whether the takeaway from voters is as bad as it could be. and the polls that come down. >> that's right. >> we heard from some voters with our shaq brewster who was watching it with a group of black voters. and they actually were more inclined to vote for biden after the debate than they were going in. so you just never know how people were seeing it at home. but jonathan, i know there was another democratic lawmaker who told you that it is time to talk about an open convention, and a new democratic nominee.

someone in the spin room and out the debate for governor gavin newsom in california and he was askedirectly about whether they should abandon biden and this is what he had to say. >> you support the idea? >> i will never turn my back on president biden. never turn my back, i don't know but democrat and my party that would do so especially after tonight. we have his back and we are all in. we are going to double down the next few months and win this election. >> few democrat turned their back but in the white house not doing that, anita dunn had this to say about the path forward. >> the conversation we had is okay, what do we do next? one thing we are about it's okay, barack obama said that debates happen, we had a bad debate, what do we do next? the president of all is focused on what do we do next? what do i need to go do? think we saw in north carolina, he knew exactly what he needs to do yesterday. >> the question everyone wanted to know, is it happening? if so, how could it happen? it's not very simple. >> i think they are right, they have to come up with a new candidate because

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governor gavin newsom want it.erson writing, we are grateful the california supreme court unanimously removed this unconstitutional measure from the ballot. the governor believes the initiative process is a sacred part of our democracy. but as the court's decision affirmed today, that process does not allow for any legal constitutional revision. democratic legislative leaders echoing a similar sentiment. this from assembly speaker robert read this. i'm very pleased the california supreme court rejected this unlawful an extreme effort to take power away from local communities to pay for essential services like police and firefighters. the republicans believe it's a slap in the face to voters. we have the right as as citizens of california put it, put things on the ballot by petition. and that's exactly what we did. it should have been on this fall. >>they got the court to change it as one party control and it's wrong. proponents of the ballot measure, including the howard jarvis taxpayers association and california

i think gavin newsom has appealed to some voters but to me and to a lot of others.is superficial and light weight. did he poorly against desantis. better would be josh shapiro. things for school choice. denounced the pro-hamas protesters on college campuses. the party has two problems right now. one is 70 or 80% of voters think that biden should not be running for president for the reasons everyone saw last night. the fact that it is a surprise to the elites, is what the surprise is. because they are so disconnected from where sort of the every day common sense voter is so that's one problem. the second problem is you and i have discussed, brian, pat that's right has been captured by a very ideologically extreme left. that is completely intolerant of dissent: intolerance led to the group think that led to the gaslighting by democratic party officials in the mainstream media that biden was up for the job. it's the same gaslighting where the party does not recognize that it has moved way to the left on issues like crime and immigration. and a whole host of other issue

we better remember this when gavin newsom. someday, maybe sooner rather than later gavin,oone, announcen for president, american majority founder ned ryan joins us now. >> ned, i meanow., it does this doesn't really surprise us, but he's going to spin it as success. how could he it?? well, that would be insane. but i guess it's gavin newsom. sobe i what should we expect? but, you know, the real figure, pete, is probably noat thet 27 billion. estimates are showing is probably about 46 billion is the real deficit. and agaiprobab $46 bn, he's cutg about 200 million from law enforcement, whereas200 a seven weeks ago, let's remember this, pete, seven weeks ago, gavin newsom, swore up and down wou that he was going to spend $267p million to stop the smash and grab crime spree sma. a instead, he's cutting almost 200 million. so i guesslm that's off. t the irony in all of this, pete, thise is leading iha is a direct cause of the budget deficit that californiasses a is experiencing because businesses and individuals are leavinndg the st

because of the policies gavin newsom put in place and the $20 minimum wage law.ly living there and working there? it might be headquartered there but how many of those people are allowed to work and live someplace else that is less expensive like idaho and montana and colorado, and you know i'm talking about, denver. >> jesse: the act, they might have facebook but they lost rubio's. >> dana: that's for everybody eight. >> harold: he's right, more fortune 500 countries. it shouldn't be a surprise he is having something positive in his state. homeless in hollywood, home to best farming in america, some of the wine we enjoy, and also best aerospace infrastructure, not to mention silicon valley itself. i get what he has bragging them the fourth largest economy in the world. does it have problems? without question. does fort have problems? of course. >> jesse: heralds as we are being unfair to gavin newsom. >> judge jeanine: since he has become governor he has actually increased the number of homeless in california by 20%. half of the homeless people in america live i

him for the covid-19 lockdowns adam is 1 of the few people who is really classed with gavin newsom andwakening if he enters into the national free with media they are the less hospitable compared to the people he come up against but i don't think either are good options at this point. bernie sanders it's like you want a 600-year-old communist running the country we've tried that not a great look what about gavin newsom. he is highly ambitious a sociopath is definitely the premise for american psycho but he wants it. >> he wants it but his pitch to america is i've created the world's [ bleep ] taco stand in california and now i need your help to franchise it. and i am so happy about kemal harris because the whole de i thing affirmative-action thing it's biting them in the ass so hard right now when biden made the proclamation going to be a woman of colour was like don't do it just get the most qualified person riding shotgun with you we're in this plane you've got a pilot and a copilot i want the copilot to be competent and kurt there is an issue a lot of airplane references in today's

i still maintain it will be gavin newsom.ollowing in joe's footsteps and doing work of carrying policy and doing his best to cheerlead it. i believe he is most like leap choice for bathes and switch. folks, it is coming and coming soon. i hope they go with joe, i don't feel like i'm wrong on this one. >> carley: what about barack obama, where he appeared to usher him off stage and the white house is saying, that is not what happened and warning about deep fake videos. >> tomi: this is bother some to me, because a lot of media are going that far to me, a bridge too far we are 23409 supposed to believe our lying eyes. even if you look at their videos they say prove they are right, it is obvious former president obama had to lead him off the stage. the fact they are trying to convince us what we're seeing is not reality is troublesome to me. >> todd: this is a vast right-wing conspiracy, you don't believe your eyes. top democratic leaders would select biden replacement. who are unelected puppet masters who think they run a count

joe: california governor gavin newsom.debate spin room earlier, we have less than 15 minutes until the debate begins. we will have the full show for you here on bloomberg tv and radio is re-reassemble our political panel, rick davis and kristin han with us. a lot of democrats wanted that man to be the nominee of the presumptive nominee, did you think as a democratic operative joe biden would be a single term president, and you would be watching someone like gavin newsom tonight? kristin: we were wondering. it was president biden's to have, and he wanted it, so we are fully behind the president. the governor is certainly a star, and a lot of us want to see him go farther in politics, so hopefully maybe next him around we will see him after bidens second term. kailey: in 2024, a few issues are front and center, we were speaking with nancy about what trump will hit hard about, the other is immigration and the border. if you were advising joe biden as the incumbent president, who owns what happens at the border, does he need t

his parting shot at gavin newsom. i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. we have a fox weather alert and serious situation in midwest. the dam in southern minnesota is on the brink of collapse. downstream residents have been warned that the dam are in iminnocent nent condition. >> todd: two people have died across two states in flooding, more than three million people have been impacted. senior meteorologist janice dean has the fox weather forecast. >> janice: getting more rain in the region. top rain totals from thursday to saturday. rain in south dakota and iowa and storms over the same region and piled up and moisture couldn't handle it and we have ri rivers at or above flood stage. major flooding for south dakota toward iowa, minnesota and all that water will come down stream. that is biggest concern. that tells you how major this story is, records broken for all the rivers in south dakota and nebraska and minnesota. this is a huge story and again, not going anywhere because we have more rain in the forecast. flood alerts for south dakota, minnesota, n

governor's message. >> yeah, i mean, it is a slap in the face, but more importantly, like it's gavin newsom is refusing to address the real issues that are going on in the state. he'd rather talk about national politics. >> republicans also criticized newsom's decision to pre-record his state address for and for delaying his speech by several months. governor newsom was originally scheduled to deliver his speech in march, but put it off until state lawmakers reached a budget agreement. and earlier today, on the four, we spoke to corey cook, a professor of political science at saint mary's college, who says newsom focused on combating the national narrative about california on a broadly philosophical level. >> he's trying to counter the dominant narratives about california, as well as, say, the things that we're being attacked for in california are moving in the right direction. but he didn't he didn't provide a detailed policy blueprint. he didn't set the agenda for the legislature. the word budget is mentioned twice in a state of the state address, which is, again, extraordinarily unusual.

>> right now on the kron 4 morning news governor gavin newsom says crime has dropped oakland. live with what the new data shows san jose plans to help more than 1000 unhoused people in the city with a historic investment and the fate of a new city in solano county rests in the hands of voters this november. we're live this morning with the details. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> and i'm james, we've got lots to cover this the weather, though, thankfully beginning to come down in terms of temperatures just a little bit to that yellen. see how we're going to do morning john. yeah, looking a lot nicer today. it's still going to be warm for a few inland areas. some upper 80's, low 90 year, too. but most of us taking a step back as much as 10 degrees compared to yesterday. so a little bit of relief out there for sure. we're we're sitting this morning on the map. we do have some clear skies overhead. little bit of fog is going to start to work its way up the coastline from the south today. this is going to further cool us off

governor gavin newsom arrives in the bay area to announce the freedom to marry initiative this pride month. we are live. >> and a welcome party met by unwelcome party as former president donald trump pays a rare visit to the bay area. as san francisco gets the green light to move forward with bringing giant pandas to san francisco. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. we begin with breaking news out of the east bay. what's being described as a large vegetation fire in brentwood. this is off court off deer valley road time lapse video showing smoke rising into the sky. you can see that on your screen right there. contra costa fire and cal fire are battling blaze. and we do have a reporter headed to the scene right now and we'll keep you updated as we learn more information throughout our newscast. all right. with that, let's talk a bit about our forecast. taking a live look outside this camera over the pull up for you in just a moment here right there downtown san francisco. but let's

plus, protecting the right to same sex marriage, the new initiative governor gavin newsom will launch in san francisco today. as many worry, the supreme court could reverse course nearly a decade after same sex marriage was declared legal. this is today in the bay well, good morning to you. happy friday. i'm scott mcgrew. mark is getting his weekend started early. yeah, exactly. started. happy friday on wednesday. all right. well, we're enjoying friday and we're looking forward to the weekend. the weather is going to cooperate. oh look. so much better than it did midweek. it's cooling down across the bay area. even though we do have to start out in some spots with a hazy sky or some low clouds, we are getting a view in oakland right now where the temperature goes from upper 50s. a nice cool morning to highs in the mid 60s for later today. it's also going to be mostly sunny, and we're going to see a high of about 75 in hayward, fremont 80 degrees and 84 in san jose and in livermore. some of our warmer spots in the low to mid 80s today and come down even a few more degrees for tomorrow.

all of this is just testing the waters for when they swap him out for gavin newsom. wait and watch. him to step down are going to intensify in the next couple of months. >> maybe joe should identify as gavin newsom. >> jimmy: good one, j.w. [ laughter ] but conspiracy or not, this is an interesting theory. one that seems to be shared by many in the republican party. even though it makes almost no sense. it would give newsom almost no time to campaign. hundreds of millions of dollars spent promoting biden would be wasted and not least of all, gavin newsom, is very focused on running our state. >> a message from the 40th governor of california. >> sup, guys? it's your lovin' govin' here to drop some kno about prop 83. prop 83 is a spending bill, designed to make new investments and a butt ton of underfunded sectors in our great state. like renewable energy. cali leads the nation in solar power, which is rad. what about lunar power? i believe the moon is capable of so much more than just controlling your anti-aunt's ovulation cycle. take it, take it, take it. thank you. let's put the m

it's part of a deal governor gavin newsom and state california's 48 0 0 budget deficit. well, steve large breaks it all down the attempt to balance california's budget. >>this is a process that will unfold over the course of the next many weeks. it's now a done deal. governor gavin newsom and democratic leaders reaching an agreement to sve california's massive 47 0 0 deficit calling for an 8% reduction to all state operations permanently cutting thousands of vacant positions and cutting back funding to cdcr. the state prison system as well as the student and affordable housing the governor issuing a statement reading in part, this agreement sets the standard a path for long term fiscal stability. city, addressing the current shortfall and strengthening budget, brasiliense down the road. i learned about the budget deal that the democratic leadership came up with and announced on saturday through a post on x formerly known as twitter, republican state senator roger nilo is vice chair of the budget committee. it was not in the final. negotiations. believes the 8% cuts to st