but that is not due to gavin newsom.o electric vehicles, look at this, emily coach only 20% buying electric vehicles qualified for $7500 rebate. that is number one. member two, everybody figured out the last month they should lease their vehicle because if you lease your vehicle, you don't have to buy a vehicle that is barely made in the united states. you can get around that. 79% of the owners are leasing instead of buying. how is that helping the environment? of course here, this is personal, this is personal. this is newsom versus elon musk and that is not where we should be. they when one of the californians that fled to, but it's hard to picture a governor that claims to have everyone's well-being and interest in minde of him the state has absolutely, absolutely fallen on a cliff. and he is running for president with empty campaign promises everything sees through it and californians are suffering under this person's watch. why does he keep doing this, leslie quite marks before this is not going to be suffering. i w

but a rift is already brewing between trump and governor gavin newsom. state lawmakers are taking immediate legislative action to counter trump's expected attacks on abortion, immigration and federal disaster aid and the president-elect isn't too happy about that. john fenoglio reports with more on the growing divide. >> california's going stand for governor gavin newsom. making it clear he's ready to bring the fight to president elect donald trump once he takes office in january, we were involved in 122 lawsuits with the trump administration. we know their playbook on thursday. newsom called a special session of the state legislature to begin next month to prepare legal defenses against the incoming trump administration is potential attacks on abortion rights, environmental protections, disaster funding and immigration. i think he's gonna a faster executive orders. day one. >> we're taking at his word and taking a promises. firing back friday morning on his social media sites saying in part, governor gavin newsom is trying to killer nations. beautiful c

i think it seems like from the rhetoric of both governor gavin newsom and president-elect trump they'reooking to pick up right where they left off. they've engaged in this fight before. >> we are seeing governor newsom gearing up for a fight talking about holding this special session with the legislature to "trump-proof california." is that potentially making the beef just worse? >> it all depends on perspective. i think certainly from the perspective of the trump people this is going to make it worse for them, right? they do not want to deal with these court cases or pushback against their legislation. it makes it difficult to celebrate that legislation electorally, but for the democrats it's proved to be a winning strategy during the first trump administration when politicians would stand up against trump or look like they were trying to defeat the trump agenda, there was a lot of popularity rallying around them. having said that, there is one major difference, which is it does look like trump is on pace to win the popular vote which seems like he has a little bit more of a mandate. e

so gavin newsom star is rising. but that attention on him is going to put more pressure to get california working. and the other part about gavin newsom is there's a real question. there is democrats have this sort of habit of like, you were good today, but that was today. tomorrow we're looking for somebody else. just ask elizabeth warren or bernie sanders. >> yeah, bernie sanders made quite a statement in the post that he made today. what's next for kamala harris here? >> a number of options. i mean, she is probably the preeminent democrat still in people's minds. she could come back to california and run for governor in two years. you know, she is very well liked here. she ran a campaign that people are still emotionally involved with. or she could be president of a university. she there are a number of options open to her. i don't think necessarily she'll be running for president again. but you know, the whole thing right now we're seeing is a resurgence of resistance. you're hearing it from gavin newsom. we hea

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trump hit back in a post on truth social, referring to him as, quote, governor gavin newsom and sayings, quote, using the term trump proof as a way of stopping all the great things that can be done to make california great again in 2017. it was really good politics for democrats to try and stop trump and be against trump. it remains to be seen if that's going to be the case in 2025, when trump takes power. given the seeming popularity of how he was voted into office. meantime, newsom saying he is not naive to the areas where trump will, quote, attack. we're in the process of becoming more prepared again. that's what this special session and subsequent actions trust me, we've got a lot up our sleeve. we're not done by any stretch. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. a san francisco civil rights icon is speaking out after disturbing texts were sent to dozens of young black people across the u.s. and here in the bay area. the racist messages were received on wednesday, the day after the election, and texts varied some. but the theme was consistent, telling people that they have been select

gavin newsom's calling that special session from what i read from your writings, you think it has more to do with newsom's ambition than necessarily with trump. >> i really do. the calling of the special session is kind of a stunt because it's nothing the legislature can do in special session they couldn't do when reconvene in december anyway. it's kind of a way of amping up the publicity angle and you are looking for media attention. it's no secret gavin newsom has been trying to build his national political profile. whether he intends to run for president, that's another thing. at least he is trying to kind of boost up and make himself kind of the, as it were, leader of the resistance to donald trump. this is kind of a replay of what happened in trump's first presidency. it's going to be cranking up again. >> exactly. i was living in california during that first term and we did see the idea of california against trumpism. so i want to talk about some of the main fronts. immigration might be at the top of the list with trump promising mass deportation. how will california fight back?

call 1-800-234-7090 now. >> trace: clearly shaken by the outcome, gavin newsom now calling a special the state legislature to safeguard california values in the face of an incoming trump administration. christina coleman is live with more on that story. >> governor newsom says the special session will focus on bolstering california's legal resources in the face of a trump presidency. he's not holding back his disdain. he said the freedoms we hold deer in california are under attack and we won't sit idle. the state attorney general also gearing up. >> i will continue to use the full force of the law, the full authority of my office to address injustice. to stand up for all people, especially those who have been long overlooked and undervalued. >> republicans say democratic leaders have overlooked and undervalued the needs of californians. they say it's also showing in the polls. republicans flipped ten california counties read the selection. >> whether you care about the affordability crisis, the homeless crisis, a crime that has been plaguing our streets or the education that is fail

i believe that gavin newsom has the inside track.ause of his hair, he can raise a lot of money. he's a tall white guy. which they need, not my word, their words. [laughter] i'm going to stop there. >> i'm not sure that gavin newsom is a good representative for the working class. he has a lot of political capital. >> i think the issue in this segment is whether or not a failed presidential candidate and can for president and win. the answer is yes. but she is no donald trump. and that is the guy who ran a loss and ran and won. but the big question is, the more she was on the campaign trail, though where she became. the more we saw of her. everybody was so happy when she first came out because she wasn't joe biden. she could actually walk on a stage and actually maneuver herself. but, you know, we don't know what the world is going to be like in 4 years. i don't know if we can predict who is going to be ahead. i think right now with kamala harris and 41% is because her name is out there right now. but they don't show in this is that th

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. >>> governor gavin newsom left for washington, d.c. today. he plans to meet with the biden administration to lobby for more protections for california policies before the trump administration takes over, particularly our state's climate initiatives. as steve large reports, the governor is ready to defend his goals from zero-emission vehicles to heavy duty regulations. >> gavin newscum, gavin newscum. >> reporter: the name calling has turned from campaign rhetoric to reality. >> i think he's going to come harder and faster, executive orders day one. >> reporter: the war of words turning from politics to policy fights between governor gavin newsom and president-elect donald trump. >> this is where california's most vulnerable, on transportation emissions. >> reporter: ethan elkhind said candidate trump openly opposed the state plan to allow for zero-emission only car sales in 2035. california is seeking federal approvals for new state requirements on zero emission heavy duty vehicles, offroad vehicles, construction equipment, and buildings. >>

future and does gavin newsom have a political future maybe on national stage?interesting, i posted something before we went live about gavin newsom and this creates for him to run in 2028 and i got negative comments, people saying he's dead, he's done, after we saw what happened to kamala harris and california to all these different regulation and people being tossed out, gavin newsom is done. it is gone. as movement and concept, a arrogance, smugness, idea state and governor know better than other people and rules for the, not for me, people don't want anymore and he probably has no political future. >> trace: donald trump won, kamala harris lost and your favorite person to write about goes away. do you need new subjects? does it change your style, your approach or is this something beneficial to you? >> can i just enjoy this moment? a great night. i think she will have to crawl back to her enclave back in br brentwood and hopefully go into exile. i wish her a productive life, staying out of politics is my wish for her. >> trace: do you really think she's done

an ambitious plan by governor gavin newsom's administration to phase out sales of gas-powered cars by 2035 may be at risk. some gas-powered car drivers say they never thought it would happen anyway. >> it's a joke. >> reporter: you don't think it's going to happen? >> not going to happen. >> reporter: jeff m ul vahill says he can't see the infrastructure being done in the next decade. >> car manufacturers need to build electric cars, but until the charging structure improves you're not going to have it and then how do you charge a car when you live in an apartment and park on the vote? >> that's the goal i think is most at risk. >> reporter: director of the climate program at uc berkeley law school ethan elkhind admits the goal might be a lot more difficult. he expects president trump to cut back funding for the technology to meet the state's aggressive zero emission vehicle standards. >> we're able to exceed federal standards because we get permission from the federal government to do that. what happened in the first trump administration was they actually tried to revoke past permiss

california governor gavin newsom already threatening to intervene against trump's reported plan to cutistration $7,500 ev tax credit. newsom said he will offer the same ev rebate to californians if trump a exits the federal subsidy. california's credit would be funded by the relaunch of the clean vehicle program. tesla would r rebates under newsom's proposed plans. by the way, elon musk took to x and voiced his opinion about this as you can imagine, maria. you know, tesla's -- they're manufactured in california. why is elon musk and tesla the ones that are being penalized. i never understood it. maria: i know why. we all know why. we all know why tesla is being shut out of the ev mandates that other ev companies get. it's because he is supporting donald trump. i don't know. jonathan, am i wrong? >> you're absolutely right. we know this is the biggest elephant in troop, right. -- in the room,right. maria: it's ridiculous. >> it couldn't be any more obvious and politically splitted. it's a long part of the saga between gavin newsom and elon musk. it started in 2020 when gavin newsom requ

i'm listening to gavin newsom and kamala harris and others. six months and travel and listen and take out a notepad and try to figure out what are the traditional values that americans want in their homes and schools and neighborhoods? they want in their home for government to stay out of it. for their kids to be protected in boys not to play with little girls and their bathrooms and sports and want kids to be educated. they want school choice. they want public safety. they want crime addressed. you have to listen to people and understand that just because they are black doesn't mean they fit in one box. just because they are hispanic doesn't mean they fit in one b box. i love brian kilmeade. i don't want anybody seceding from a state. memphis should not secede from tennessee. we should figure out ways to work together and listen to one another. when an election happens, let the winter win. democrats need to be in the business in the next six months of listening. >> i would say this, gavin newsom to his credit said i would be in a bubble. i wo

camila bernal cnn, los angeles thanks very much, camila. >> well california governor gavin newsom is leading role in the resistance to donald trump's agenda he promised to work with the president elect after the vote, but he also asked california legislators to convene in special session to trump proof state laws. now, newsom is getting ready to challenge the incoming administration on multiple issues, including migrant deportations, climate laws and reproductive rights. our brian todd has that get prepared. >> california's 57 year old democratic governor prepares himself and his state to do political battle with donald trump. gavin newsom is already pushing back against the president elect this week proposing to offer the state's own tax credit for car buyers who purchase electric vehicles. if trump ends the federal tax credit for those cars as he wants to do. >> i think this is the first example, and there will be more to come of governor newsom kind of showing tangibly how he would push back on the trump administration. >> almost immediately after trump won the election newsom cal

governor gavin newsom is in washington. he's there to meet with members of the biden administration before things change in january. last week, the governor called a special session of california lawmakers, which is scheduled for next month in dc. he'll push for a fast track federal approval on items including disaster relief funding, climate regulation waivers, as well as health care policies. map is m and m rather is up for a big award and is hoping he doesn't lose this contest. lose his health and the music. the moment you own it, you better never let it go. you only get one, but not for his rapping, but his lyrics. the big music industry titans he's facing don't lose yourself in this next break. you better never let it go. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. my whole life, i've been proud of the fact that i could recall things, organize things, you know, was great with numbers. everyone goes through a lot of things in their life and i was starting to feel a little foggy. it was bothersome. i heard about prevagen and then

gavin just might -- i know gavin newsom well. if you meet him, you like the guy.owever, his policies are simply insane. i mean, sanctuary states, sanctuary cities, defund, dismantle, no bad laws. they have allowed great cities like san francisco to be taken over. stores can be robbed as long as you don't take $1,000 worth of merchandise, and then, of course, he believes you can have gender-affirming care for minors without parental won't. it doesn't matter how smart, slick -- without parental consent -- it's still the same failed policies. isn't the policies people will vote on. >> yeah, and this is what the american people, sean, rejected wholesale in this election on november 5th. that's why you saw movement with a lot of these blue states in a very historic way. i think, you know, donal advante state of coo -- democrat advantage in the state of california. he did it in new york, new jersey, he almost won, you know, virginia this election because people rejected these policies. california is a state that has one of the worst deficits in the entire country and ye

bu wt gavin newsom usually whatever he says or professes o just assume the opposite. the trump administration, but that is exactly what he doess because he thinks he still has the majority. it was 60/44 trump in california. his way of thinking, have not gotten m wile yet and i still ha life span.ld >> laura: we will see what happens 2028 and we will seek gavin newsom the next four years, victor, thank you. bombshell revolution trump was right about fema. the details next. ♪ ♪ dealdash.com, online auctions since 2009. this playstation 5 sold for only 50 cents. this ipad pro sold for less than $34. and this nintendo switch, sold for less than $20. go to dealdash.com and see how much you can save. what do we want more of? more laughs. more hang outs. yeah, more of all of this stuff. but getting older also means more risk of serious flu, covid-19, and rsv. vaccines lower your risk, so you can keep doing more. ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with

pero veamos algunos datos importantes que la oficina del gobernador gavin newsom ha publicado.77 investigaciones y han recuperado más de 9.3 millones de dólares en artículos robados. ahora bien, estas operaciones serán confidenciales con las agencias aliadas para mantener seguros tanto a los compradores como a los comerciantes mientras buscan detener a los delincuentes. minoristas en el acto. este operativo en el sur de california, el área de la bahía, el valle de san joaquín y sacramento se llevará a cabo en asociación con equipos de prevención de pérdidas y agencias policiales locales. es importante recordar que en verano de este año el gobernador newsom también anunció esta legislación bipartidista que busca ir contra los delincuentes creando sanciones nuevas y severas sanciones para los reincidentes, además de medidas mucho más contundentes para los ladrones. así que, bueno, vamos a esperar qué sucede en esta temporada? es mi reporte en vivo desde sacramento. soy carlos alberto trestini, regreso a los estudios. flavio gracias carlos por ese informe en vivo desde sacramento.

>> alex, issues regarding the environment, reproductive rights and immigration are where gavin newsom is drawing battle lines. >> it's looking like newsom and his state are positioning to be a real thorn in the side of donald trump for the next four years. >> get prepared california's 57 year old democratic governor prepares himself and his state to do political battle with donald trump. >> gavin newsom is already pushing back against the president elect this week proposing to offer the state's own tax credit for car buyers who purchase electric vehicles. if trump ends the federal tax credit for those cars, as he wants to do. >> i think this is the first example, and there will be more to come of governor newsom kind of showing tangibly how he would push back on the trump administration. >> almost immediately after trump won the election newsom called for a special session of the california legislature to try to bolster california's progressive agenda against trump's plans. >> we had the experience with donald trump. >> don't be, don't don't fall sort of prey to somehow this is some n

va a ser más agresivo que lo fue en el pasado, dijo el gobernador de california, gavin newsom, durantena hermana nbc news, donde trump dijo que cumpliría con su promesa de deportaciones masiva. se preguntó qué estado estaría más impactado que california, añadiendo que las deportaciones masivas tendrían un impacto en la economía y en la innovación en el valle central y en silicon valley. la junta virtual viene un día después de que newsom pidió a los legisladores que convoquen una sesión especial a finales de este año para proteger ciertos derechos ante la administración de trump. el gobernador de illinois también dijo que protegería a su estado. most of these people. el director del partido republicano del condado de santa clara, dijo que no le sorprende que los gobernadores demócratas estén tratando de centrar la atención a ellos, ya que se está hablando de que algunos de ellos sean candidatos para la nominación del partido demócrata en la próxima elección. mientras tanto, in the process of becoming newsom dijo que están en el proceso de prepararse ante la administración de trump. joc

so is gavin newsom the guy?ean, it certainly doesn't seem like it, considering his approval rating in his home state is about 44%. he pretends to care about the people. did he care about the people of california when he locked them down, but then took himself to the three michelin starred french laundry? did he care about people when he shut their small businesses yet let hollywood open? the only people that gavin cares about are himself. you know, the criminals and the illegals. and it doesn't really seem like the people of california or the country are buying what he's selling. yeah, he's definitely trying to pivot to this new type of democrat. you can see it coming a mile away. but he's got his record in california, which is a problem. and he's got the covid record, which is a huge problem. and the fact that everyone is leaving california. so whoever's running against gavin is going to wrap that around his neck and just drag him with it. the question is whether his charisma and his kind of his new brand will

2 months away from taking office, but a rift is already brewing >> between trump and governor gavin newsom. governor newsom and state lawmakers are taking immediate legislative action to counter trump's expected attacks on abortion, immigration and federal disaster aid. the president-elect already is not too happy about it. john fenoglio reports with more on the growing divide. >> californians going stand governor gavin newsom making it clear he's ready to bring the fight to president elect donald trump once he takes office in january, we were involved in 122 lawsuits with the trump administration. we know their playbook on thursday. newsom called a special session of the state legislature to begin next month to prepare legal defenses against the incoming trump administration is potential attacks on abortion rights, environmental protections, disaster funding and immigration. i think he's a faster executive orders. day one. >> we're taking at his word and taking a promises. firing back friday morning on his social media sites saying in part, governor gavin newsom is trying to killer nation

i tweeted or posted on x a little while ago before we went live about gavin newsom and how it createsunity to run in 2028 and i got negative comments by the dozens. people saying he's dead, done, no hope, no chance after what we saw happened to kamala harris and in california into all the different regulations and people being tossed out. newsom is done. i agree with that whatever we want to call is gone as a movement and the concept the arrogance, the smug and the idea that the state and the government and the governor no better than all the other people and they have rules for the and not for the all of that people don't want anymore that's been rejected and he has no political future. >> good news is donald trump on the election but the bad news kamala harris lost in your favorite person to write about that kind of goes away, do you need new subjects, what do they mean does it change your style or is this something that will be beneficial. >> and i just enjoy this moment is a great night. i do think she will have to crawl back to the enclave back and go into exile forever i wish he

gavin newsom was opposed to that bill. these democrats are in denial, lawrence.e american voter. trump does. they don't. >> lawrence: it's also a little delusional. pop up this map of california. i have never seen california so -- with so much red. i mean, you just compared to 2020, you would think there would be like some self-reflection and say hey, maybe we need to change some things or we may flip it to being a republican state. >> i will tell you what the problem is, the democrats don't want to tell the truth. donald trump's message resonates with the average voter. that graphic earlier today of the show proves it all. democrats is the party of the elite, the rich, most working class americans support the trump policy. and what you saw on that map, lawrence, was california a deep, deep blue state becoming a purple state because of one person, donald j. trump. that map is a wake-up call for democrats. but the problem is they are asleep. they are in denial. >> lawrence: they are too busy calling everything racist and misogynist. every single group of people in

. >> governor gavin newsom racing for a potential clash with the government when donald trump takes office, this after trump tends to withhold federal funding from california during his campaign. that if the state didn't abide by federal water rules. >> we are not going to shrink, we are not going to shy or fall prey to the rhetoric, demeaning and glittering - - belittling communities. we will have their back, we will have your back. >> his goal is to protect state values on issues like reproductive rights and immigration. at the same time, the california gop issued a statement saying while he tries to stay scare the state, californians are moving in president trump's direction. cbs news projects that trump is the winner of 11 electoral votes, the count is 312, 412 versus 226 for harris. trump won a clean sweep of all seven battleground states. the president-elect and his team are building a second administration from the ground up. the tennessee senator is one of several names being floated. on face the nation, he reiterated his opposition to u.s. funding going to defend ukraine. >> presi

, i mean they are vowing to fight against this incoming trump administration, look at governor gavin newsomrnia. calling for a special legislative session to bolster state's ability to counter trump policies, in new york attorney general letitia james, warning she is ready to fight back against trump once again, watch this. >> we did not expect this result. but we are prepared to respond to this result. and my office has been preparing for several months. because we have been here before. we faced this challenge before. and we used the rule of law to fight back. and we are prepared to fight back once again. >> i mean jonathan this is outrageous new jersey governor phil measure ie jd pritzker same thing vowing to if it against trump as if anybody is planning to go after people of new jersey, illinois. your reaction? >> i watched the james' press conference was in sufbl delusional acting like everything is great see had a huge role in reelection because of her lawfare repel many voters i am did not particularly like donald trump but hated what was being done through lawfare, limiting free spe

rain working on news this yeah, we're just learning that governor gavin newsom is going to extend. >> the chp begain in alameda county. >> throughout the bay area. so we'll talk about why he's doing that. i okay. we're taking a look at the weather and looking at some changes falls. finally moving out. winter is almost here. well, yeah, and it's going to do with labor that we're getting rid of know the red light warning, all that stuff, dry stuff. we're changing that around the to be more of a moist forecast going forward now. first things first, the half moon bay was a cold spot this morning. don't normally see that. but there's been dry. so we got that last minute. cooling highways all open up from the gulf of alaska, which will be traversed by a series of system starting this weekend. >> temperature check for you. this is a big improvement 50's and all the east bay, even some lower 60's taking hold along with the peninsula up north here. while 56 petaluma 62 sonoma, somebody spots we're looking at 30's just a few hours ago. contrast for you. real quick trailing a couple degrees from

gavin newsom talking about states rights? are you kidding me? kerri, great to catch up with you. good to see you, trey, we will get together on the golf course one of these days again. >> i love that, give us some shots. >> sandra: thank you so much. the suspected killer of four idaho college students back in court. can bryan kohberger's defense team get the death penalty taken off the table? >> john: plus iran issuing another threat against the life of president-elect trump after his victory. what will his america first policy mean for the middle east, and in particular the ayatollah? retired lieutenant general keith kellogg weighs in coming up next. >> we think that he is very good for israel. >> a ran all of those terrorist states, he knows how to speak to them so that they stop. [child laughing] (♪) (♪) [child giggling with delight] (♪) come on you two. dinner time. ♪ ooooh. ooooh. ♪ i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. thanks to skyrizi i'm playing with clearer skin. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. and skyriz

and governor gavin newsom says he's had no luck in his attempts to contact president elect donald trump. it comes as newsom vows to fight back against the incoming administration. capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> we got select. that was that was terrible. it was. it california governor gavin newsom and his co-host on his podcast speaking bluntly about how they feel democrats, including 2024 democratic presidential nominee kamala harris performed in the presidential election. we lost all 7 awing states. >> we lost the popular vote first time in 20 years. second time 36 years. newsom giving credit to trump's communications strategy. it's so simple. >> deserves more. i think attention. >> he spoke in a way you can understand. is my 10 point plan, reform or something like that analysis coming from a governor who has promised to fight the incoming trump administration. this was newsom's message just last week we will stand newsom alluding to a special legislative session. he's convening starting december second. the goals of the session according to newsom's office will, quote

governor gavin newsom. when on camera to share his reaction during a virtual q a on newsom's campaign for democracy. pack youtube channel. the governor promised to fight back against the incoming trump administration. but he also vowed to find common ground when possible. >> and while president to succeed and our job, my job is not to wake up every single day to get a crowbar spoke to the wheel of the trump administration. so again, in that spirit of hope and had close and that's how want to see that said 4 point. i'm naive either and were pragmatic. and we will stand firm. >> this comes up first today after newsom announced that he will convene a special legislative session in december to in his words, protect california values. >> meantime, local leaders are working to ease the minds of santa clara's immigrant population today, a collection of elected officials, law enforcement and community leaders vocally expressed their support for the community. >> santa clara county office of the sheriff has a single

governor gavin newsom announced he will convene a special legislative session on december second. now that special session is offices will focus on protecting civil rights abortion rights, climate action and immigrant families. bonta says that special session will also focus giving his office more resources to take on the trump administration in court. as for republicans, they called this a political stunt. it's not politics instead of like solving real problems in california. and we have a lot of. >> you know, we are rising crime rates. we have cost of living that is just out of control. people can't afford housing. they can afford electricity bills. they can't afford gas insurance crisis. they can't get insurance. and none of these guys are talking about that at all. instead, they're out here doing some kind of new political stunt to be the anti trump and they've done a horrible job. >> and we have yet to hear directly from trump on this matter. but just a few nights ago, remember at his final campaign rally in michigan, trump criticized governor newsom and california stephanie,

and what's the role of people like kamala harris, gavin newsom and other leading national democratic figures that is all open because of course, we've all thought of gavin gavin newsom running for the next presidential election here. >> but these numbers could throw everything up in the air, couldn't they? >> yeah, they could, because look, as you're delving into this vote, you have to have a place where you're not set up as like a california uber liberal, but you're someone that can govern and move to the middle. and what is the democratic message there? i'll give you a great example. what do you do with working class voters? what do you do with rural voters? democrats have have shed these voters over the last couple of cycles, not talking to that segment of the electorate that came out strong last night early and often. >> and now there seem to be shedding another part of the demographic here that really went for them. david mcewen, thank you so much for your insight. it is good to understand what happened here last night. many people are asking that question and you were able to he

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this is gavin newsom trying to front run any change from the new administration. take away that 75 hundred dollars credit for ev purchasers california will be there to step in and support. but why limit tesla's? >> that is exactly right. this is newsom coming out and saying, if trump does take this away californians are still going to be eligible for electric vehicle tax credits. the proposal he gave yesterday said this market share limitation, which would prevent tesla from qualifying, their reason for that is they want to spur competition of smaller electric vehicle manufacturers in the state and they said they want it to take root in the state. essentially they are saying tesla already has a huge market share in the state and they want some of the smaller guys to be able to compete. a lot of these other electric vehicle manufacturers are losing money. some of the traditional oem manufacturers are losing money when they sell an electric vehicle. so, this is kind of an incentive for those smaller guys, while tesla is making money every time they sell a car. carol

day one. >> and how quickly do you think we'll see lawsuits filed by democratic governors and gavin newsom? >> january 22, 2025. >> the day after the inauguration? >> the day after the inauguration. >> will and newsom called a special session to prepare for litigation against trump's policies. discussing reproductive freedom, clean vehicle policies, immigrant protections, and disaster response. >>> right now the oakland is looking to minimize the destruction of learning. the plan is to restructure. our amanda harry spoke to the vice president of the board and what this might mean for parents, students, and staff. >> reporter: oakland unified school district parents, students, staff, they could be facing some major changes soon. and the school board is grappling with the best way to do it. >> over the next two years, we need to make the district look different than it does now. >> reporter: mike hutchinson is vice president of the school board. he was born, raised, and educated in oakland, even attending what is now the middle school. he wants to create the type of schools oaklanders deserv

>ryan>meanwhile governor gavin newsom announced a special legislative session following tuesday's presidential election. he's looking to protect the state's progressive policies around climate change, reproductive rights and immigration ahead of a second trump term. well, two days after the election, we are still waiting to hear who will be san francisco's next mayor. ballots are still being counted, and the ranked choice race, and the city is expected to release its next batch of results this afternoon at 4:00. the department of elections has processed more than 200,000 ballots so far, but there are still 157,000 to go. at last check, the preliminary results show daniel lurie emerging at the top of the pack, and mayor london breed in second place. as you can see right there, 56 to 37. here's a live look at election workers sought workers sorting and scanning all those ballots. the san francisco director of elections says it will take weeks to get through the various categories of the ballots. he says the department will not declare a winner until he certifies the results around december third

. >> i'm hanako montgomery in tokyo and this is cnn california governor gavin newsom is preparing to take on president-elect donald trump and his agenda newsom wants to defend policies on issues including immigration climate and reproductive rights. >> he's asking california's legislature to hold a special session to trump proof some of the state laws. cnn's brian todd reports get prepared. >> california's 57 year old democratic governor prepares himself and his state to do political battle with donald trump. >> gavin newsom is already pushing back against the president elect this week proposing to offer the state's own tax credit for car buyers who purchase electric vehicles. if trump ends the federal tax credit for those cars as he wants to do, i think this is the first example, and there will be more to come of governor newsom kind of showing tangibly how he would push back on the trump administration. almost immediately after trump won the election, newsom called for a special session of the california legislature to try to bolster california's progressive agenda against trump's p

governor gavin newsom is rolling out a plan to offer rebates for electric vehicles.h the exception of tesla's, the plan would go into effect if president-elect trump eliminates the current federal ev tax credit of $7500 once he's in office. this all comes as california moves toward 0 emissions by 2035. at spend part of a political debate for years and was an issue on the campaign trail this year. >> i make all-electric cars were going to end the mandate for electric guys on day one. and electric has a great tesla is great. >> some of california's police departments are already making the switch to ev patrol cars. >> still ahead, she is a pageant queen at a u.s. marine. hear how she's working toward another goal of representing team usa in the olympics. plus, thousands of spectators gathering for one of the most iconic thanksgiving day. traditions. the wet weather wasn't going to stop from traveling here in to stop from traveling here in park. (♪♪) make the most of your season during the kia season of new traditions sales event. gift yourself some savings and visit yo

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it california governor gavin newsom and his co-host on his podcast speaking bluntly about how they feel democrats, including 2024 democratic presidential nominee kamala harris performed in the presidential election. we lost all 7 swing states. >> we lost the popular vote first time in 20 years. second time 36 years. newsom giving credit to trump's communications strategy. it's so simple. >> deserves more. i think attention. >> he spoke in a way you can understand. is my 10 point plan, reform or something like that analysis coming from a governor who has promised to fight the incoming trump administration. this was newsom's message just last week we will stand newsom alluding to a special legislative session. he's convening starting december second. the goals of the session according to newsom's office will, quote. >> protect california values, including fundamental civil rights, reproductive freedom, climate action, immigrant families and more governor newsom has made clear that he anticipates going head to head with president trump make short school of law at a professor. chris mckay l

trump hit back in a post on truth social, referring to him as, quote, governor gavin newsom and saying newsom was, quote, using the term trump proof as a way of stopping all the great things that can be done to make california great again in 2017. it was a really good politics for democrats to try and stop trump and be against trump. it remains to be seen if that's going to be the case in 2025, when trump takes power. given the seeming popularity of how he was voted into office. meantime, newsom saying he is not naive to the areas where trump will quot, attack. we're in the process of becoming more prepared again. that's what this special session and subsequent actions. trust me, we've got a lot up our sleeve. we're not done by any stretch. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. yesterday, across the u.s, it emerged that hundreds of young black people were receiving disturbing racist texts. and now a bay area civil rights icon is speaking out about it. the bigoted messages were received on wednesday, the day after the election. text varied, but the theme was consistent, telling the people

all the bad blood between president elect donald trump and governor gavin newsom is not new. but today, trump accused newsom of, quote, trying to kill our nation's beautiful california. in a post on truth social, trump attacked water policy. the cost of auto manufacturing, what he calls the homeless catastrophe, the cost of living. and then later on in the statement says, quote, as an agent for the united states of america on voting and elections, i will be demanding that voter id and proof of citizenship are a necessary part and component of the voting process. now we have reached out to governor newsom's office for response. we're waiting for that. but the rhetoric really heated up. a day after newsom called a special session of the legislature to strengthen california policies on reproductive rights, undocumented immigrants, and environmental policies against action by the trump administration. so this could mean allocating millions of dollars to the california attorney general's office for any legal action the state has to take against the trump administration. california'

and think he cares about people. >>> newsome's slick, he's putting himself out there trying to bridge the divide and planting the seed for a run. we see it. gavin'swsom's biding his time the rest of the democratic party is getting impatient. >>> anxious out dems reinvolvement against oldest leaders. there's a growing anxiousness among younger members to get their chance but new blood only gets democrats so far. they've got to drop the attitude. >> and we have to abandon the politics of condescension and reach people where they are and respect them and we have t outside our ideological echo chambers. >> if that doesn't work brian williams, remember him, says they should tear the party down to the studs. >> i think it's insulting when members of the working class, which the democratic party has lost entirely in our lifetimes, to insist the economy's doing great. a 12-pack of bounty is $40. rich folks don't feel that. poor folks already switched to sparkle during relevant covid -- during the lockdown. >> it is tough love time for the democratic party. i think it needs to be stripped down and rebuilt. i think that means a change in leadership. >> tru

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