are you impressed with what gavin newsom did in vetoing the bill?trist. handout houses to illegal aliens. unbelievable the bar is the slope that gavin newsom can run around and be proud of the fact that he is vetoing this bill getting national attention for it but he seems to think he is having and he is willing to engage so far and debate on hannity and things like that so he loves doing this because he's running for president in 2028 and it's amazing as i said, the bar is as low as it can get in the idea that is illegal immigration, i'm against giving them houses. >> related to donald trump coming out with this radical position of not giving us of loans to illegal immigrants to buy new houses, that's pretty. a lot of people are saying gavin newsom is doing this because he has sights set on the presidential election in 2028. a lot of democrats support this generous housing loan program for illegal immigrants, nancy pelosi said it's part of the american dream. both houses in california with overwhelming democrats support so what you think he needs t

y es que el gobernador gavin newsom firmó una ley que prohibiría a los alumnos usar los teléfonos móvileses. algunas escuelas ya implementan un sistema para que los alumnos pongan en una bolsa los celulares hasta que finalice el día. con el veto del gobernador gavin newsom a una propuesta de ley, miles de alumnos indocumentados no tendrán la oportunidad de trabajar en las universidades o colegios comunitarios. gabriel huerta nos explica un poco más sobre esto y nos presenta también algunas reacciones por parte de algunos jóvenes afectados. no creo que es justo porque todos pues necesitan trabajar. es la desilusión que enfrentan decenas de miles de estudiantes universitarios de california que no han logrado regularizar su estatus migratorio de obtener un trabajo en sus planteles de educación superior. los papeles no deben de tener como tan importancia para para que una persona pueda trabajar y más especialmente si ya vienen aquí en la escuela para estudiar. esto debido a que el gobernador gavin newsom vetó ayer la iniciativa de ley ab 25 86, conocida también como oportunidad para todos. la

gavin newsom is a life long grease ball politician who spent his life trying to promote himself prettyas a man of science, a man of building things going at it with a grease ball like this. i'm always going to be on elon musk side. >> musk has moved so much of his business out of california for various reasons i am sure newsom is mad about that. >> put them in a cage, cage match. whoever comes out is the winner because my point i want for someone else doing it. such a big problem with that. anyway we are going to move on that does it for us for this hour of the big weekend show. the second hour begins right now. stay with us. ♪ ♪

el gobernador de california, gavin newsom, promulgÓ una serie de leyes que busca mejorar las condicioness trabajadores agrÍcolas, incrementando el acceso a viviendas asequibles y facilitan la construcciÓn para que haya mÁs oferta. tiene seis aÑos. ama la democracia a los beatles y odia la sopa. y hoy cumple 60 aÑos. hablamos de mafalda, que a pesar de que sus tiras cÓmicas se dejaron de escribir hace dÉcadas, hoy aÚn nos hace reflexionar. >> noticias telemundo fin de semana con johanna suÁrez. >> quÉ tal, buenas tardes y gracias por estar con nosotros. con el paso de los dÍas, la magnitud de los daÑos por glyn se hace mÁs evidente. se han confirmado al menos 89 muertes en carolina del norte. los equipos de rescate llegaban a las zonas aisladas por las inundaciones y el colapso de las carreteras. como la interestatal 40. el administrador del condado buncombe catalogÓ a glyn como su propia katrina en tennessee. la fuerza del agua ha colapsado puentes y dejado a miles incomunicados. el alcalde de una de las ciudades afectadas describiÓ la escena como apocalÍptica. se ha declarado una emerge

it's also a ballot measure that governor gavin newsom has long opposed.oll shows a vast majority of californians are in favor >> capitol correspondent eytan wallace help break down the poll results and a lot of reaction from the governor. >> here kron 4. we're the home of the nascar xfinity series. tomorrow is the last regular season race before the nascar cup playoffs begin coverage from bristol motor speedway starts at 04:00pm on kron 4. and because of that race tomorrow from 4 news at 4, 5, 6, will be streamed live on the kron on app. it's free and available to download on apple tv. roku, amazon fire stick and samson will be right back. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and new today, governor gavin newsom says he's frustrated after a new poll shows overwhelming majority of likely voters support prop 36. that's the measure seeking to increased penalties for certain drug and theft crimes. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was with the governor in san francisco and shares what gavin newsom had to say today. >> well, the governor believe

hace tan solo pocas horas, el gobernador gavin newsom firmó un proyecto de ley que busca combatir los comercio minorista y la propiedad. se trata de la ley 19 60. carlos alberto trestini. desde la capital del estado nos explica cómo esta nueva ley funciona. carlos qué tal? buenas tardes. cuéntanos qué tal? buenas tardes, flavio. gusto saludarte. bueno, esta ley, entre otras cosas, lo que busca es exigir a los tribunales a tener sentencias mayores, a los sospechosos, a los delincuentes que roben, que dañen o destruyan propiedades valoradas por más de 50.000 $, incluyendo también negocios minoristas. en la. a través de un comunicado enviado por la oficina del gobernador gavin newsom, pues él decía que california ya tiene algunas de las leyes contra delitos contra la propiedad y el comercio minorista más estrictas del país, y la hemos fortalecido aún más con nuestra legislación reciente. decía el gobernador. ahora bien, para responder esta pregunta, flavio, que muchos seguramente se hacen esta ley, además de crear sanciones más estrictas para las personas involucradas en comercio, minori

gavin newsom is a life long grease ball politician who spent his life trying to promote himself prettyan of science, a man of building things going at it with a grease ball like this. i'm always going to be on elon musk side. >> musk has moved so much of his business out of california for various reasons i am sure newsom is mad about that. >> put them in a cage, cage match. whoever comes out is the winner because my point i want for someone else doing it. such a big problem with that. anyway we are going to move on that does it for us for this hour of the big weekend show. the second hour begins right now. stay with us. ♪

governor gavin newsom is trying to achieve.ertains to his proposal on oil and gas, that's exactly what the governors of nevada and arizona >> are doing. what you're looking at the letter, arizona's democratic governor katie hobbs and nevada's republican governor joe lombardo center, california governor gavin newsom opposing his proposal calling for a special legislative session this fall to regulate california's oil and gas industry. it sums plan would require oil refiners to have a minimum fuel reserve on hemp doing so he says will increase supply in the market and thus lower prices at the pump. he believes his plan will protect against price spikes in the event. refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance. this was newsom speaking about his plan just last week, telling it for going after oil companies. he accuses of making mega profits on the backs of consumers been gouging and then lying to you. and i think we have put a comparative as representatives of the people to meet this moment and call

that's how governor gavin newsom describes the 2 bills he signed into law. he vows will protect actors and performers across california amid the rise of artificial intelligence or the first bill requires a contract between an actor and their employer to specify whether their voice and face can be replicated. using ai it also requires the performer to be professionally represented while negotiating their contract. newsom signed the legislation with members of the screen actors guild union at sag aftra headquarters in los angeles. a lot of dreams come to california. >> but sometimes they're not well represented and was sagging. this bill i just signed. we're making sure that no one turns over their name image and likeness unscrupulous people without representation. the second bill he signed prohibits using the digital replica for performer who has passed away. >> without first receiving approval from their estate. critics of the legislation, including the california chamber of commerce, argue it's too broad and should have targeted specific individuals who mal

that's how governor gavin newsom describes the 2 bills he signed into law. he vows will protect actors and performers across california amid the rise of artificial intelligence or the first bill requires a contract between an actor and their employer to specify whether their voice and face can be replicated. using ai it also requires the performer to be professionally represented while negotiating their contract. newsom signed the legislation with members of the screen actors guild union at sag after a headquarters in los angeles. a lot of dreams come to california. >>but sometimes they're not well represented and was sagging. this bill i just signed. we're making sure that no one turns over their name image and likeness to unscrupulous people without representation. the second bill he signed prohibits using the digital replica for performer who has passed away without first receiving approval from their estate. critics of the legislation, including the california chamber of commerce, argue it's too broad and should have targeted specific individuals who mal

governor gavin newsom, special legislative session on oil and gas is moving along. >> today, lawmakersance legislation he bows will lead to lower prices at the pump. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was there and shares what members from both sides of the aisle had to say about the governor's plan. >> with that vote, this assembly committee officially advanced governor gavin newsom's plan to require oil refineries to maintain minimum fuel reserves. newsom says doing so will result in more fuel supply, which in turn will lead to lower prices at the pump and prevent price spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance and very confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex lee co authored the proposal. but this goes about evening price spikes but ultimately also holding people accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the mark

. >> gavin newsom. >> why it's hitting a nerve with firefighters and firing up local leaders. >> you think i'm angry? >> it is just unconscionable. >> if you cringe at the thought of stepping on a lego. wait until you hear this story. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. dozens of tourists downtown san francisco are going to have a heck of a story to take home with them. it isn't the kind of thing that's going to make their friends want to visit either. they were waiting for the cable car when they heard what sounded like a shootout. in reality, sf cops shot an armed suspect around 10:30 this morning. >> those are shots. those are gunshots. oh guys. >> yeah, that's what they heard and why they're running. the man posted that video of what happened right before and during that shooting. our da lin talked to people who saw the whole thing and has some exclusive surveillance video. >> reporter: it started with san francisco police officers trying to detain this man. it ended with gunfire at a bart station. tourists running for safety. >> oh my god. >> reporter: police say it started just before

el gobernador gavin newsom firmó 3 proyectos de ley para reducir la contaminación y proteger tambiénnes contaminantes de petróleo y de gas cerca de las escuelas, guarderías y algunos vecindarios. otra nueva legislación aborda el problema de los pozos de petróleo y de gas que están inactivos y que presentan un riesgo tanto para el medio ambiente como para las comunidades cercanas. en otra información, el gobernador gavin newsom aprobó esta semana 24 nuevas leyes de control de arma. con ellas crearán penas más estrictas para los propietarios de armas que sean utilizadas en delitos. además, van a reforzar las leyes de bandera roja, también conocidas como órdenes de retiro por violencia con armas, en las cuales retiran las armas a las personas que suponen una amenaza grave para sí mismas o para otros. además, se establecerán restricciones más estrictas al acceso a las armas y presta atención a una estafa telefónica que se extiende rápidamente. ladrones haciéndose pasar por oficiales de policía tratando de robar dinero. por eso es que el departamento de policía de pleasanton está enviando

en torno al uso de los celulares en horas de clase debido a una ley firmada por el gobernador gavin newsomnque algunos ya cumplen con este requisito. así es. miriam bueno, hablamos con una experta de la organización. no lucrativa common sense media, quien nos va a explicar si este nuevo reglamento en realidad funciona o no va a funcionar en las escuelas secundarias y preparatorias en california tendrán que adoptar medidas para restringir o prohibir el uso de teléfonos celulares en base a una ley aprobada por el gobernador gavin newsom. así que hacer porque muchos estudiantes siempre están en su teléfono todo el día en clases. algunos reciben con agrado esta noticia y ya. algunos distritos escolares como el de campbell union, tienen reglamentos vigentes. creo yo que es una muy buena idea porque esto ayuda tanto a los profesores como al director. yo veo que los niños están conviviendo más y lo más importante también que muchos niños, muchos estudiantes no están en la oficina que que se portaron mal o tenían el celular y tienen que sacarlos del salón para mandarlos a la oficina. ok aunque alg

this is where governor gavin newsom is trying to lower the price at the gas pump. special committee is meeting later this afternoon to dive into that issue. newsom wants to require oil refineries to have backup oil supply in order to better plan for maintenance and outages. in turn, lowering prices. well, opponents say requiring these oil tanks would actually cost the state more money and an increase to gas prices. that committee is set to meet three times this week. we are learning more about a second wave of major explosions reported across lebanon today. at least nine people were killed and another 300 injured. this comes a day after hundreds of pages belonging to hezbollah members detonated in an unprecedented attack on the militant group. group blaming the simultaneous blasts on israel, secretary of state antony blinken says the u.s. had no prior knowledge about any attacks. broadly speaking, we've been very clear and we remain very clear about the importance of all parties avoiding any steps that could further escalate the conflict that we're trying to resolve

so what governor gavin newsom is proposing are new rules to avoid this kind of price spike. he wants to give state regulators the power to force oil refiners to have a backup oil supply for these kinds of unplanned maintenances and outages. so starting tomorrow, a special committee led by a democrat in the assembly will begin to hold three hearings over the next week and a half to dive into this issue. but the oil industry, their association, they have said that the plan will cost a lot of time and money for them. one of these tanks costs $35 million. and if you even could find the land to permit them and build them, you'd have to completely ignore ceqa and all the requirements because it would take a decade is an opportunity for us to thoroughly understand this proposal and thoroughly vet this proposal. republicans in sacramento have also introduced several bills in this special legislative session that is aimed at reducing the cost of gasoline, including a suspension of the state's gas tax and blocking future attempts to increase it. here in dublin, bob redell nbc, bay are

el gobernador de california, gavin newsom, promulgÓ una ley que prohÍbe las bolsas de plÁstico en lossto no lo tome por sorpresa. continuando en california, el gobernador gavin newsom firmÓ paquete de leyes para aliviar la crisis de acceso a una vivienda debido a los altos costos para comprar o alquilar casa en el estado. el plan incluye la creaciÓn de viviendas que estÉn al alcance del bolsillo de la clase media y proyectos habitacionales para familias de bajos recursos. dulce castellanos nos amplÍa. dulce: ana chan diseca dividen esta cochera por 13 aÑos pero ahora los nuevos dueÑos de la propiedad de le pidieron que la de sharon jara. >> la persona que te estÁ aventando, yo sÉ que quiere su propiedad, yo no me estoy negando, simplemente no me ido porque no encontrado un lugar donde irme. dulce: a sus 62 aÑos de edad dice que estÁ sumida en la tristeza porque no puede pagar el alquiler de un departamento en los Ángeles y teme quedarse en la calle. >> yo me quede aquÍ sola, yo nunca he dependido de nadie, yo he sido una mujer muy independiente que ha luchado, estoy apunto de estar en

governor gavin newsom said on x he's monitoring the situation. we of course, will continue to follow this breaking news and bring you any available updates as they come into our newsroom. governor gavin newsom also making a big move on oil companies. right now he is in southern california getting ready to sign a bill into law related to the oversight of oil and gas wells. it's not yet clear how this bill would impact prices at the pump. this is not only the only bill that he's signing before the monday deadline mandated by the state. here's nbc bay area's bob redell with a breakdown. governor gavin newsom is signing these pieces of legislation into law to meet the september 30th deadline that's been mandated by the state. so he just signed off, actually, on 24 laws aimed at gun control that his office says will add stronger protections against gun violence. the new laws will create stricter penalties for registered owners of guns used in crimes. will strengthen red flag laws, also known as a gun violence restraining order that would remove guns f

governor gavin newsom signing the new bills into law. at this hour, a ginger conejero saab breaking down the impact those laws will have right here in the bay area good morning. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. governor gavin newsom is signing bills focused around addressing homelessness and the scarcity of housing in the state. billions of dollars will be made available to fund permanent supportive housing. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab. she is live for us in san francisco with more here. and ginger, this is a pretty comprehensive slate. that's right. it wasn't just 1 or 2 bills or even several bills that the governor was talking about this morning. he's talking about 32 bills that are part of this comprehensive housing package. we were at the press conference that just wrapped up shortly, really just moments before our newscast began. you can still see governor newsom there behind us, talking with members from the press and talking from others who did join this press confe

además, el gobernador gavin newsom firma nuevas leyes en contra de los espectáculos de autos ilegalestra para facilitar el acceso de vivienda a trabajadores agrícolas. con esto iniciamos telemundo, california. este es tu noticiero telemundo california. al mediodía. hola buenas tardes, los saluda libertad pedraza y gracias por sintonizar este miércoles 25 de septiembre telemundo, california y vamos a iniciar con un arresto. esta vez ocurrió en selma, donde las autoridades detuvieron a un sospechoso de haber atropellado mortalmente a un peatón. el pasado viernes. pasamos con abraham peña que está en el lugar y nos tiene los detalles en su reporte. abraham, las autoridades lograron arrestar al sospechoso gracias a la colaboración del público que revelaron pistas para dar con el conductor. el incidente sucedió el pasado viernes 20 de septiembre, aproximadamente a las 8 14 p.m. el departamento de policía de selma acudió al área de floral avenue y la calle wright. tras recibir un reporte de un atropellamiento. cuando llegaron, los oficiales localizaron a la víctima identificada como robert

this is that session that gavin newsom's been calling for travelers. michael thomas is in walnut creek and he has the very latest on what they're doing michael. >> good morning, everyone. gas prices continue to rise here in walnut creek there about $5.50, the most expensive that they're offering at this gas station. the california energy commission says the reason it's because a lot of refineries in the bay area are doing maintenance and they say that they have low inventory, which is driving prices essentially through the roof, even while other places in the country lower and declining gas prices. it's pain at the pump. every time jim has to fill up and he's noticed prices rising over the last month telling me it's costing him a lot. >> to fill this tank. it's $175 the pump. off one. 75 something. one 50 right now. california's gas price average is $4.78, which is a $1.50 higher than the national average, which is 3.20, these numbers on your screen or today's gas prices compared to last months. >> you can see oakland and san francisco, they've gone up

governor gavin newsom whether to give undocumented immigrants unemployment benefits.eta governor of texas greg abbott claims border numbers are down d in the golden state and elsewhere because texas isxas cracking down on illegal immigration. >> they werewn claiming theden' numbers are down because biden executive order in june. but the reality is because of the action texas took, they began going to him last year because texas represents two-thirds of the border. we reduced illegal immigrants by about 85% of the state of texas. course the border numbers willre be down. but you mentioned something elst and another reason why the b crossings at the border are down isiden because biden is across e border and moving them to cities across the entire united states. >> recategories thing would be l immigrants like because i legal and calling that a big victory. anita, going back to what we heard from th colleague bill melugin there, you don't have to be foaming at the mouth to say it is absolute insanity to have people coming across the border and all three gentlemee ofn an

. >> today on from 4 news at noon incentivizing affordable housing governor gavin newsom putting pen to paper in the bay area today to encourage local governments to get people off the streets. we are live plus. we're surely in washington, house republicans have take their own party's bill to fund the government less than 2 weeks before the government could shut down. >> got that story coming up just ahead. and nearly 3 dozen surveillance cameras going up in the south bay as part of a pilot program to tackle crime. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. news. 10 news. >> thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin governor gavin newsom today signed 2 bills aimed at addressing homelessness and expanding affordable housing kron four's. charles clifford is live for us in san francisco right now with the latest details on this pie >> well, good afternoon, california has a goal of building on millions of units of housing over the next decade or so. today the governor signed multiple bills that takes sort of a carrot and stick approach to encouragi

el gobernador gavin newsom firmó 3 proyectos de ley para reducir la contaminación y proteger diversasroblema de los pozos de petróleo y gas que están inactivos y que presentan un riesgo tanto para el medio ambiente como para las comunidades cercanas. the oil company accountable. y las leyes imponen normas más estrictas para evitar fugas y contaminación. newsom también afirma que unos 5000 pozos del estado no tienen propietarios legales responsables de su cuidado. ahora, otra medida que el gobernador gavin newsom también firmó es sobre el control de armas, así como también una ley para establecer pautas para los simulacros de tiradores activos en las escuelas. josué brand habló con expertos y padres de familia sobre qué significa esta medida, pues es preocupante, pero a la vez es bien la ley. pero sí quisiera que nos avisaran con mucho tiempo y no hicieran los simulacros con armas o con detonaciones que que ponen a los a los hijos nerviosos o preocupados. creo que es correcto porque hay muchos niños o adolescentes que no están aptos como mentalmente o emocionalmente como para recibir e

el gobernador gavin newsom le da la espalda a los estudiantes. esta noche le explicaremos mÁs sobre esta ley. llegamos al final de noticias de univisiÓn 14. gracias por sintonizarnos. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica]cias a todos! ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ilia: fiscales federales acusaran de intento de asesinato al hombre que planeaba atentar contra donald trump en la florida. los investigadores dicen que vigilÓ el campo de golf de trump durante un mes y escribiÓ una nota en la que hablaba de su intenciÓn de matarle. un hombre hispano que fue secuestrado a los 6 aÑos cuando jugaba en un parque de california fue encontrado mÁs de siete dÉcadas despuÉs. en exclusiva vilma tarazona habla de el caso. el pentÁgono enviarÁ mÁs soldados a oriente medio ante la escalada de la lucha armada entre israel y hezbolÁ en el lÍbano. los terroristas han lanzado decenas de misiles hacia israel y las fuerzas israelÍes estÁn respondiendo con letales bombardeos y emma coronel sorpresivamente debutÓ como modelo en la semana de la moda en milÁn, ital

el gobernador gavin newsom firmó hoy una ley que obliga a los fabricantes de masa de maíz a añadir 0,7io. lupita baltazar conversó con una sobreviviente de trata de personas al respecto. 4 leyes fueron firmadas por el gobernador newsom para combatir la trata de personas y proteger a los menores de edad. la ley sb 14 14, presentada por la senadora shannen grove, fue firmada por el gobernador newsom para aumentar las penas más severas para los agresores sexuales en el estado. esta ley aumenta las penas por el delito grave de solicitar o comprar a un menor de 16 años o un menor de 18 años que sea víctima de trata de personas. el alguacil del condado sacramento ha realizado operativos anteriormente y continuarán haciéndolo para combatir este problema. se está tomando un paso positivo para poder contactar a proteger a los niños de esta comunidad, esta ciudad, porque es nuestra primera prioridad es el cuidado de los niños, saber que van a estar bien, así sean 17, 14, 15, 16, hasta 18. tenemos que protegerlos y hacer lo mejor que podemos hacer y saber de que esta ley ha pasado es es algo favo

this assembly committee officially advanced governor gavin newsom's plan to require oil refineries to maintain minimum fuel reserves. >> newsom says doing so will result in more fuel supply, which in turn will lead to lower prices at the pump and prevent price spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance. i'm very confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex lee co authored the proposal. but this goes about evening price spikes but ultimately also holding big oil accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artifice shortages and cause everyday prices of gasoline to rise. >> that's economics one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy

gavin newsom and kamala. i don't want to say kamala more.so. sco and she destroyed the state. >> former president donald trump criticizing governor newsom and vice president harris as he swings through california, including a fundraising stop here in the bay area. good

said if he were reelected, he would withhold federal wildfire aid from california unless governor gavin newsom changes the state's water policies. >> gavin newscum is going to sign those papers and if he doesn't, we want give him money to put out all his fires and if we don't give him the money to put out all his fires, he's got problems. he's a lousy governor. >> right now southern california firefighters are very busy battling three major wildfires that burned more than 100,000 acres. the fires have forced thousands of people from their homes and destroyed dozens of buildings. in the past hour we spoke with the president of the california professional firefighters association and he did not mince words about what the former president said. >> do you think i'm angry? i'm incensed. i have thousands of members on the fire line right now risking life and limb in southern california. it disgusts me and i can tell you this. california firefighters, we are on the job. we will always be on the job. >> unsurprisingly governor gavin newsom was quick to respond online posting that trump admitted he wil

this meeting called by governor gavin newsom.s michael thomas has more now from walnut creek. >> and gas prices across the bay area gone up significantly in last month in the california energy commission says the reason is because refineries right here in the bay area are doing routine maintenance and have a low inventory, which is causing prices to go up even other parts of the country. see prices start to go down. it's pain at the pump. every time jim has to fill up and he's noticed prices rising over the last month telling me it's costing him a lot. >> to fill. this tank is $175 and the pumps that soft one. 75 something. one 50 right now, california's gas price average is $4.78, which is a $1.50 higher >> than the national average, which is 3.20, these numbers on your screen or today's gas prices compared to last month's you can see oakland and san francisco. they've gone up by $0.38. and in san jose in sandra fell, they've gone up by $0.42. drivers like and tell me gas is a necessity. but when they travel other places, see th

goodness. >> governor gavin newsom, special legislative session on oil and gas is officially underway. capital tom wallace. i'll tell you about newsom's plan he says will lower your costs at >> 7.14, want to check out the weather on a thursday morning. yeah, we've got john with a look at that. today. livermore expect in the 80 degree high by the start of next week. your first 3 days of fall. going to be rising well back into the mid to even upper 90's. actually warmer than average for this time of year. part of this has to do with that series of lows. now exiting the region allowing high pressure ridge is to build back in and your extended outlook because of that is showing this warmer than average weather really taking hold as we move into your first week of fall, your next week of september. so long gone. those cooler temperatures that we had been seeing. today's daytime highs already showing signs of change 60's and san francisco and down the coastline. well, a lot of 70's to 80's elsewhere. definitely a noticeable warm-up today. once we get rid of morning fog, we will see plenty o

that's how governor gavin newsom describes the 2 bills he signed into law.ers across california amid the rise of artificial intelligence or the first bill requires a contract between an actor and their employer to specify whether their voice and face can be replicated. using ai it also requires the performer to be professionally represented while negotiating their contract. newsom signed the legislation with members of the screen actors guild union at sag aftra headquarters in los angeles. a lot of dreams come to california. >> but sometimes they're not well represented and was sagging. this bill i just signed. we're making sure that no one turns over their name image and likeness unscrupulous people without representation. the second bill he signed prohibits using the digital replica for performer who has passed away. >> without first receiving approval from their estate. critics of the legislation, including the california chamber of commerce, argue it's too broad and should have targeted specific individuals who maliciously use ai to replicate actors. lea

at the home of tom siebel, a billionaire software developer and a distant relative of governor gavin newsom, wife, jennifer siebel newsom. washington post polls have trump trailing in early polls in many battleground states, making each campaign event that much more important. as we approach the election and the busy day for trump continues after this event in one of those battleground states in las vegas, nevada, at the world market center. 52 days away until the election, we are live in san mateo county. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> 52 days left. we appreciate it. thank you. dustin. meanwhile, vice president kamala harris is keeping her focus on one of the biggest battleground states in the east. of course, that is pennsylvania. while there today, she sat down for an exclusive interview with anchor brian taff from our philadelphia sister station, wpvi. it's harris's first solo interview since being selected as the democratic presidential nominee in the wide ranging conversation, one topic she did address was gun control. even pitching an assault weapons ban. >> they're literally tool

just days after governor gavin newsom plans for a special session on oil and gas prices to be in jeopardy. now newsom is saying it looks like the special session will happen after all cap of correspondent eytan wallace has that story. they've been gouging. >> and then lined a frustrated governor gavin newsome calling out the oil industry, renewing his allegations against oil companies, accusing them of raking in record profits while price gouging drivers at the pump. how dumb? do want to continue to be? to be played fools, which they've been doing for decades and decades. it's why newsom says he's calling on members of the legislature to return to the capital sometime this fall for a special legislative session on oil and gas prices. he specifically wants lawmakers to meet on and approve his proposal requiring oil refineries to maintain minimum fuel reserves. he argues that result in more fuel supply, which in turn will lead to lower prices at the pump. but newsom is facing pushback from the oil industry and republicans who believe his proposal will lead to increased regulation, which in

. >>> new regulations introduced by governor gavin newsom look to curb sales of intoxicating hemp products that are sold outside of marijuana dispensaries. the products are often sold in convenience or liquor stores. this he have no age restrictions due to loopholes in the state law, but as kara st. cyr reports, the regulations could have far reaching impacts to people living with disabilities. >> what is it? >> reporter: 11-year-old brooke adams has been fating a rare type of epilepsy that causes poor speech and motor schools. >> the many times she's been intubated and had blood drawn and medications, she's got trauma from all the time that she's been in hospitals. >> reporter: brooke seizes monthly. these attacks can last 25 to 45 minutes or they used to. janet went through several medications to ease the episodes, but nothing worked except cbd products. >> morning and night she gets this dose. this is a half. >> reporter: brooke takes tinctures that reduces the frequency and duration of her seizures, but her treatment plan is in jeopardy after governor gavin newsom ordered a crackdown o

. >> thank you for joining us here on kron for to i'm justine waltman governor gavin newsom today signed 7 bills aimed at addressing homelessness and expanding affordable housing kron. 4 charles clifford starts us off live in san francisco with these details. thanks for being here. >> good afternoon, yet california has a goal the next couple of years of adding millions of affordable housing units across the state. today the governor signed a 7 pieces of legislation that have a goal of using a carrot and stick approach to encouraging local governments to help reach that goal. san francisco thursday morning, governor newsom signed 7 pieces of legislation designed to incentivize communities across california to build affordable housing. california has a goal of creating 2.5 million units of housing by 2030. and the governor says it will take all communities, including those reluctant to build affordable housing to reach that goal. >> order achieve that, we've got to build housing and a much faster clip than we have over the course. the last many decades. the bills also penalize local govern

governor gavin newsom as the state tries to at least handle the homeless situation. by the way, martinez does not have a huge homeless population. they believe this is a very proactive move to prevent that from happening in the future. back to you rain. all right. well, thank you for that time now 5.33 advocates for the homeless in san francisco. >> asking for more public restrooms in the city after complaints of human waste in the streets. the claim the city has enough money for more. 24 hour pit stops that the funds are going. a news conference rahman has been has that story. >> the humanitarian crises where we literally have thousands of people who are out on the streets who don't have access to basic sanitation. it's been several years since san francisco started providing pit stops, mobile restrooms that are staffed 24 7 and that executive director of the coalition on homelessness, jennifer freedom, buck. >> says keep sidewalks clean while providing sanitation to the unhoused. these have been really critical in. >> decreasing the amount of you know, a body waste

turning now to governor gavin newsom, who vetoed a bill that would have helped undocumented immigrants get home loans. the california dream for all program gives down payment assistance to qualified first time homebuyers, including immigrants. today in the bay jocelyn moran explains why that's no longer a possibility in the last couple of weeks, i've been getting so many calls. lizbeth alarcon is a bay area realtor who often helps undocumented immigrants buy their dream homes. she says some of her clients were excited about assembly bill 1840. they were waiting and hoping that this would kind of help them get, you know, their their home finally. the bill would have expanded the california dream for all program, which provides financial assistance for first time homebuyers. in june of this year, the program began providing qualifying homebuyers with money for down payments and closing costs. it was so popular it ran out of funding after just 11 days. ab 1840 would have allowed undocumented immigrants to apply for first time homebuyer assistance, too. but governor gavin newsom vetoed the

that's how governor gavin newsom describes the 2 bills he signed into law. performers across california amid the rise of artificial intelligence or the first bill requires a contract between an actor and their employer to specify whether their voice and face can be replicated. using ai. it also requires the performer to be professionally represented while negotiating their contract. newsom signed the legislation with members of the screen actors guild union at sag aftra headquarters in los angeles. a lot of dreams come to california. >> but sometimes they're not well represented and was sagging. this bill i just signed. we're making sure that no one turns over their name image and likeness unscrupulous people without representation. the second bill he signed prohibits using the digital replica for performer who has passed away. >> without first receiving approval from their estate. critics of the legislation, including the california chamber of commerce, argue it's too broad and should have targeted specific individuals who maliciously used ai to replicate a

safety bill which was just vetoed by gavin newsom. that's next.ine: this is "bloomberg technology." this is a live shot of the prince really room. tuesday, october 1, bloomberg's "balance of power" will have special coverage of the vice-presidential debate. tune in at 8:00 p.m. eastern. this is bloomberg. >> thunderstorm an a.i. p.c. caroline: california governor gavin newsom has vetoed what would become one of the most comprehensive policies governing the safety of a.i. in the united states. the bill, which would have held a.i. developers accountable for any severe harm caused by the technology, drew strong criticism from open a.i., v.c. firm, and many more, who warned it could stalin ovation. senator scott wiener called newsom's veto a setback and a missed opportunity. in a statement on x, says, "we are all less safe as a result." he joins us now for more. senator, i start with you. your reaction, disappointment, but why less safe? >> sure, yes, the governor's veto is very disappointing. this is a very thoughtful, focused piece of legislation th

and gavin newsom is going to sign those papers. and if he doesn't sign those papers, we won't give him money. put out all his fires. and if we don't give him the money to put his fires, he's got problems. he's a lousy governor and treated me very nicely. and i treated him very nicely when i was president. but he's done a lousy job, but there's a case. i said, gavin, will you sign? it? took him like a month and a half or two months, and then he decided for political reasons. and then we got hit with covid and we to solve another problem. but you're going to have so much money. mr. you're going to have so much money from economic activity and growth and you're going to have water like you never thought. now in your maybe you don't want so much water, but we'll bypass your beautiful area. but we have tremendous amounts, millions of gallons of water that's shoved right into the pacific ocean where it doesn't make a dent. and all of that water is going to take care of california. and nobody can make a bigger promise than that. you're no

this comes after governor gavin newsom signed a new bill. newsom signed the phone free school act yesterday. it will require school districts to develop policies to limit the use of smart phones by july of 2026. however, any policy must allow students to use their phones in case of an emergency. newsom says this should help kids focus in the classroom. a live look for you this morning are so beautiful there. the golden gate bridge. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring what we can expect. you know, when we have warm weather like this. beautiful shots like that kind of worth it. yeah, it is very nice, but i think some tourists come for that fog right over the bridge to take those pictures. but that's very iconic there. and we are seeing a very warm day where we don't have our usual weather pattern set up and our inland valleys are going to be very hot again. so we're under that heat advisory just started 11 minutes ago and continues until 8:00 this evening. and this is where we are going to have some of the hotter temperatures. but it's

this assembly committee officially advanced governor gavin newsom's plan to require oil refineries to maintain minimum fuel reserves. newsom says doing so will result in more fuel supply, which in turn will lead to lower prices at the pump and prevent price spikes of refineries have to temporarily go down for planned or unplanned maintenance and very confident that it will make a difference. you'll pay less at the pump. san jose assembly member alex lee co authored the proposal. but this goes about evening price spikes but ultimately also holding people accountable to the public. but the oil industry and republicans believe newsom's proposal will lead to increased regulation and will force refineries to hold on to oil supplies instead of releasing them into the market that they argue will lead to this artifice shortages and cause everyday prices of gasoline to rise. that's economics, one on one. and then there are the oil industry workers themselves. they came to this hearing with concerns. the plan could increase costs for their employers. that's putting their jobs in jeopardy curren

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ahÍ atacÓ a kamala harris y el gobernador gavin newsom criticÓ a los moderadores en el debate del martesndas e incidentes de seguridad de boeing, ahora se suma una huelga masiva de trabajadores. esto, tras rechazar un aumento salarial del 25% en cuatro aÑos. 33.000 empleados de las fÁbricas de oregon, california y washington se fueron a paro hoy de un total de 145.000 trabajadores en estados unidos y 65 paÍses. boeing fabrica aviones comerciales privados y naves militares, pero tambiÉn espaciales y fabrica al igual software y repuestos y ofrece mantenimiento y entrenamiento tambiÉn. en 2024 entregÓ 258 aviones y tiene Órdenes por mÁs de 6165. mÁs de 10.000 naves fabricadas por boeing. estÁn operando alrededor del mundo y segÚn la empresa, la huelga no afectarÁ a los vuelos comerciales de inmediato, pero sÍ va a paralizar la producciÓn de sus aeronaves. la planta en virginia, hoy foco del peor brote de histeria en el paÍs desde el 2011, cerrarÁ indefinidamente. la empresa se vio obligada a retirar mÁs de 7 millones de libras de carnes y embutidos debido al brote que enfermÓ a 57 personas

hoy aquÍ en california, el gobernador gavin newsom vetÓ un proyecto de ley que hubiera ayudado a los asamblea debe considerar esta ley en el contexto del dÉficit estatal para asegurar que los recursos se usen de una manera eficaz. justamente sobre eso. aquÍ en los Ángeles, en un evento de noticias telemundo con axios, hablamos con antonio villaraigosa. Él es candidato a gobernador de california y justo le preguntamos sobre la medida. Él dijo que si la hubiera firmado para otorgar prÉstamos a los inmigrantes indocumentados que quieren comprar una casa, porque dice, ellos tambiÉn contribuyen a la economÍa y tambiÉn ellos pagan impuestos. es el gran tema aquÍ en california, la falta de casas, lo difÍcil que es comprar o rentar una. aquÍ le hemos informado que el costo de la vida es la principal preocupaciÓn de los latinos en estados unidos y el precio de las viviendas es lo que estÁ despertando esa preocupaciÓn aquÍ en los Ángeles descubrimos cÓmo sobreviven algunas familias inmigrantes en una de las ciudades mÁs caras del paÍs. llegamos a la casa del seÑor edgar. hola. quÉ tal? edgar. s