california governor gavin newsom is paying a visit to the border wall near san diego. kudos to the man who built more of it, newsom went on a trump-bashing spree. >> we will produce bananas in america. we are going to start producing coffee in america. you are being betrayed by these policies. i didn't even bring up the mass deportation components. you know better than i do. when you look at farmworkers, that last testament, nearly half are undocumented. the impact of mass deportation on the cost of food in this state, in this nation are off the charts. >> what he was responding to is this idea that these tariffs are going to make life harder on farmers, and the deportations will take their labor away, which is also how they take advantage of people. how to someone who wants to leave the democratic party, advocate for open borders for things every labor union in the country would be against. >> gavin newsom could do himself a favor and actually reach out to donald trump, especially on the issue of illegal immigration. trump won this issue, a top issue for 31% of the vot

call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. . >>> gavin newsomery democratic resistance to president-elect trump's second term calling for another special session to trump progressive ploilz 25 million dollars to fund battles against the administration, this is about newsom's political ambition in 2028? sacramento based said he has been running for president two years joining me now california republican chairwoman jessica millan patterson, jesss -- >> jessica gavin newsom trying to push forward policies that -- >> not only did president trump have decisive win in every battleground state but in deep blue california assisted every congressional district every legislative district here in california, and even, are to trump presidency, what is happening with governor newsom you know, incredible tone-deaf to what is going on in californians lying everyday cheryl: we have a couple maps you and viewers illustrates the story of california and how much it changed in the last four years the counties you mentioned, the shift from blue to red. between 2020

earth to gavin newsom, earth to gavin newsom. unfortunately for gavin, that could not be any further from the truth. california might be the single least efficient government in the entire country. now, for example, california has the largest budget of any state in the country a whopping $300 billion. now, this is after state leaders had to cover a $47 billion shortfall. the state has almost 250,000 employees and 237 state government departments are listed on ca.gov. it's not a shock or surprise that california has the highest individual income tax rate in the nation. oh, look at that right there. oh, individual rate 14.3%. the highest earners, along with the highest gas tax in the nation $0.68 a gallon. wow. 7.25% sales tax. a state corporate tax of 8.884%. corporations don't pay taxes. the people pay taxes. so you know, what are residents get for all that money? not a lot. during the recent fiscal year. well, california spent $14 billion to keep inmates in prison, but still could not stop the epidemic of shoplifting, smash and

this terrible leadership in the likes of gavin newsom in california. is going to destroy that state if he hasn't already gone a long way to do it. >> griff: ron. we were just showing our viewers video of migrants crossing in the san diego sector in jacumba, california where i spent a lot of time reporting this past year and governor gavin newsom has actually come down to that location where we are seeing migrants coming from all over the world from. syria, libya, afghanistan. and a ton, unprecedented number of chinese, all of which potentially could pose a national security risk. some of them hitting the terrorist screening data base. yet, gavin newsom is saying that he is going to lean n further protect migrants in the sanctuary jurisdiction. what possibly is his moat violation. >> going broke because of the wokeness of his politics. it's been out of control on the san diego border the last four years give or take. he just wants more of that. incentivize people who broke break the law by coming into the united states by coming into california. what fo

he should never take gavin newsom, call. and he should not give him a dime unless they cooperate 100% with tom homan and ice. >> you know, leo, i just wish you would express yourself in your opinions more directly. i don't how will the audience understand what to think about what you think? you know? see, this is this is sarah for new yorkers. people sometimes forget the media stopped covering it. you know, he's under investigation. a lot of his staff, you know, quit. they're getting subpoenas. people are getting raided. and there he is. you know, suddenly some different guy and he cares. new york it's a horrible it's horrible city. and this guy disappointed everybody. >> so a transformation right? a chameleon. right. and i get i get what you're saying, leo i totally get it. but i also think it was a huge wake up call for everyone in new york. look, when governor abbott sent over 120,000 people, they bust them to sanctuary cities. all of a sudden, the rest of america woke up. and especially new york city mayor eric adams was

california governor gavin newsom he's paying a visit to the border wall near san diego. iving kudos to the man who built more of it. newsom went on a trump bashing spree. check this out. >> we're going to start producing bananas in america. >> we're going to start producing coffee in america. >> you are being betrayed by these policies. >> and i didn't even bring up the mass deportation components of it. you know better than i do when you look at farm workers, the last estimate, roughly half are undocumented. the impacts of mass deportation on the cost of food in this state and this nation are off the charts. >> so, katie, what he was responding to there is this idea that these tariffs are going to make life harder on the farmers, and the deportations are going to take their cheap and labor away, which is also how they take advantage of people. so how does somebody that wants to lead the democrat party advocate for open borders for things that every labor union in the country would be agains? >> gavin newsom could do himself a favor right now, and actually reach out to do

governor gavin newsom is asking legislators to set aside an additional $25 million in funding for legalnge. here's newsom this week. >> we're reacting to donald trump's, the reality of trump 1.0 and his assertion of what he wants to do in the second round. we responded to his assault on california where he tried to unwind our progress, and so we're doing now with this special session is not waiting to react the that, we're preparing that in a much more sober way. paul: we're back with "wall street journal" columnists dan henninger and if allysia finley and editorial board member kyle peterson. allysia, what is newsom up to the here? >> i think, first and foremost, he wants to challenge the trump administration's deregulates. california did that during the first term filing 120 lawsuits gwen trump. [laughter] most of them were never actually fully adjudicated, by the way. and what all this did was basically keep the trump administration from deregulating and actually improving economic growth for the rest of the country. paul: in what areas do they want to sue? >> well, for instance, on

the other thing with governor gavin newsom, he's not going to get any momentum.24. even for his own political future. >> harris: wow. >> kayleigh: he said he's preparing for trump's revenge, but that's not the case. he is preparing, to your point, 42028 presidential run. california is the staging ground and gavin newsom will be the leader of the resistance. that's what he wants. when he goes to the legislature and says he needs $25 million, this is not for the people of california. they might as well just transfer $25 million to his campaign coffers. that's what this is for. this is posturing. when you look at it, to all your points, he could be fighting crime, he could be fighting illegal immigrants, he could be fighting the budget deficit, he could be fighting wokisms and that lost in 2024. he's not. he's fighting trump. that's his plan. he's getting ready, he's giving up. there's a lot of jockeying here. i believe he's incredibly happy kamala harris lost. deep in his heart. i don't know what's in his head, but i think he's quite happy it has cleared the way fo

gavin newsom is the perfect example example. he is in denial.olicies in california. democrats need to wake up. >> mike: with the prosecutor in los angeles getting blown out, do you think there's any chance karen bass takes a q and moderates a bit >> no. do not going to lie to the fox viewers. karen bass is a socialist. the city of l.a. is the most progressive city in the state next to san francisco. if you ask me if karen bass will get reelected, probably, because the democratic machinery and los angeles city and county is very strong. those counties, if trump won -- trump support now needs to permit the cities of l.a., san francisco, and san diego. then we can talk. right now bass is still a very powerful mayor. >> mike: leo terrell, always fascinating. thanks for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> mike: sandra? >> sandra: residency north carolina communities still reeling from hurricane helene, but two volunteers of a nonprofit are bringing holiday cheer to the residents of avery county. they will join us speak for. ♪ ♪ ♪ some people just

bill. >> president biden: >> bill: in a surprise to nobody, california governor gavin newsom is busy president-elect donald trump. he is reported laken considering potential plans to shield illegal immigrants and protect them from mass deportation. cicivil rights attorney leo terrell is a fox news contributor kind enough to join us today. great to see you and hope you had a great holiday. excited to talk with you because i know you have a lot to say about this one so let's talk about this reported plan that newsom and his staff have come if we can pull up, "politico" got their hands on on this report. a draft entitled immigrant support network concept proposes the creation of an immigrant support network comprised of regional hubs to connect at-risk individuals, their families, and communities, with community systems, such as legal services, schools, labor unions, local governments, et cetera. leo, a lot of words there. bottom line, governor newsom does not have to cooperate with i.c.e. but at the end of the day there is nothing he can do to stop i.c.e. from coming into california ci

all of gavin newsom for the reasons nobody does, he is a sociopath. a legitimate sociopath.nnity was hosting a debate between gavin newsom and ron desantis and he was pained, desantis pulled out of the map, where they showed where they go to the bathroom, if you go to the other neighborhoods the on the sidewalks are down, is if there is any acceptable amount of poop on the sidewalk. he is a sociopath, there is a waiting list to get a u-haul to leave the state, it is literally the song hotel california, you can check it anytime you want to but you can never leave because it is no u-haul. is no defending that. >> is it's the only state with an exodus to mexico. >> mexico build a wall! [laughter] >> and head, washington, d.c. dumpster diving for p.r. as he scrambled to remove ads likening maga supporters to... ♪ ♪ ♪ if you have heart failure or chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life, because there are places you'd like to be. (♪) serious side effects include increased ketones in blood or urine and bacterial infection between the anus and genitals, both wh

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plus state of emergency governor gavin newsom making a big announcement today in response to rising cases of bird and 4 people are dead, including 2 children. police sharing some new details this afternoon about an investigation that started with a welfare check. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. we're going to begin in the south bay where 4 people >> were found dead inside of an apartment building. police found the bodies last night at turning apartments on the candles drive near you put milpitas bart station police were called there for a welfare check just before 9 o'clock last night. and when they got there, officers found one man, one woman and 2 children inside. police say this appears to be an isolated incident and they're not searching for a suspect. police department is sharing details right now. let's listen in. >> pending confirmation of their identities from the coroner's office. we don't know specifically the names of the individuals or the relationships detectives are still trying to piece that information together. well, how many we do

democrat california governor gavin newsom listing a multimillion dollar budget to fight trump despite a major deficit in the golden state. >> sandra: brooke taylor live on texas plan to do the exact opposite of blue cities. kellyanne conway with her analysis, by garrett tenney within the ground ground and the windy city. why are chicago resident so fired up right now? >> you know better than most. chicago has the highest taxes in the country already and they are brandon johnson wants to make those hires to address nearly billion-dollar shortfall of the city is facing a next year's budget. that has a lot of folks here upset considering the city has spent nearly $600 million on migrants over the past years. it might not be facing feet this gold today as chicago's progressive politicians had not made the migrant such a priority. >> we are out of the business of prioritizing non-american citizens on top of the american citizens who go out in this cold weather everyday to make money to pay their taxes. >> brandon johnson, the good news is, we have 48 days before trump takes that over. in j

it has become this meme, you have a country with so much resources and potential and gavin newsom hasn and some of the highest unemployment as well as some of the highest homeless crisis as well. you have 690,000 people that have moved out between 2022-2023 alone. so people are fleeing the state. and i do think that gavin newsom is done politically and to remember how much he debased himself during the democrat primary as well? remember how hard he went for joe biden only to see joe biden, the democrat party kicked him to the curb? you leave with the person who you bring to the dance and all of that? >> harris: kamala harris called joe biden a racist one of the first time. >> ben: that's probably why he picked her, to keep her quiet. >> carley: i can't believe that chasm newsom -- gavin newsom even believes what he is saying, this is an effort to try to rewrite history, because he has his eyes set on for years down the road. the numbers don't like, there is an estimate of $46.8 billion debit bunt budget deficit. "the san francisco chronicle" talks about the california largely unfinish

if gavin newsom wants to go the other way, let him. the california government can't even pay their own bills right now. they're going to the incur great cost to fulfill his very far-left, progressive vision. and it's just going to further undebt californians -- indebt. i welcome his entry to the national stage in 2028 because he'll be rejected. cheryl: this is on the shoulders of tom homan and president-elect trump, but there were 1.53 million encounters just at the southwest mexico from october of '23 to september of 2024. the biden administration's trying to say, well, encounters are down, but you have to wonder if that's because the cartels and the traffickers know that the administration's about the change. to change. >> well, it's not only crossings are down, it's because they it's the way they count them too. they're fudging the numbers and cooking the books because they've allowed -- they've paroled about 800,000 illegal crossers from nicaragua and cuba and venezuela and haiti. so those aren't -- you know, real numbers comparing

cnn's nick watt is in los angeles with more gavin newsom he's another beauty. >> he means gavin newsomharismatic, coiffed governor who predicts an imminent trumpian assault on abortion rights, immigration and environmental protections, and more we know exactly what he intends to do. >> he's been very honest about that already threatening newsom if he doesn't toe the trump line on water rights. >> and we'll say, gavin if you don't do it, we're not giving you any of that fire money that we send you all the time for all the fire forest fires that you have, we will work with the incoming administration. >> newsom said today. but when there is overreach when lives are threatened when rights and freedoms are targeted, we will take action there's no question that newsom sees his future as a democratic presidential candidate, as rooted in his ability to rally resistance. today, on his orders californian politicians trying to trump proof their deep blue state before djt 2.0 takes office. >> if lgbtq people come under attack, if hard working immigrants are targeted, if women's reproductive freed

that's what gavin newsom is doing. he never believed in kamala and he was glad she lost. >> yes, and i have to say that these are the at least he vetoed the bill where they were going to give health care to all the illegal aliens who were in california. but newsom was saying, you know, we don't have the money because they're in debt. they just can't do it. but when we think about the nature of, i don't know if maybe, ari, maybe gavin newsom, would he be on the pardon list? i mean, this is a very interesting thing that's upsetting some democrats is and this is, i think, a legal issue as well, in the sense of the constitution. and there's an argument that pardons can't be for crimes that haven't been committed yet. and yet, if you look, it's only backward looking versus forward looking. and yet the argument could be that, well, maybe you've committed a crime. we just don't know. is that what the plan is here? because it's also about money, isn't it? about having to defend yourself even if you're innocent? >> well, i thin

carrillo compartiÓ con algunas familias y les recuerdo el mensaje del gobernador de california gavin newsomil, no hay palabras. reportera: marÍa una mexicana indocumentada con 18 aÑos viviendo en estados unidos celebra esta navidad con una mezcla de emociones intensa, agradece estar en este paÍs por otro lado se encuentra consumida por un temor que pudiera acabar con sus sueÑos la amenaza de deportaciÓn masiva en la aplicaciÓn del presidente entrante donald trump. >> no sÉ si hoy regrese a la casa uno, mÁs cuando se tienen hijos. reportera: al igual que esta madre soltera de 4 hijos muchos otros inmigrantes se preguntan si la prÓxima navidad del 2025 estarÁn aÚn en tierras estadounidenses o por el contrario su destino serÁ un vuelo de regreso su paÍs natal. >> con un nudo en la garganta lo digo porque he visto casos de personas que se separan de sus familias y nada puede hacer igual. reportera: esta navidad para muchos estÁ marcada por el dolor el temor y la incertidumbre los activista que defiende sus derechos hacen el llamado a mantener la esperanza. >> #no unidos pero convencido de que t

gavin newsom, this is staggering. as obama says, and now he has a budget deficit of $27 billion, expected to be 55 billion this$2 year. what are you dragging about? -- bragging about? does he not think that anyoney halos google.eo >> jesse: he depends opln people being oblivious. it looks like he knows the doge train is leaving the station.ov >> you need to be for what'sthe going to happen and figure out a way to be a part of it. all thve te reasons that peoplee going to mar-a-lago.. i'm a part of it, they're saying. gavin newsom in california, thef spend like drunking sailors andb put consumerads in a really bad space.ut t truck manufacturers. he struck an unholy alliance to create a cartel to get rid of the combustible engine and get those trucks out of the marketen and try to make them all electric. what truck driver has 7 hours oe their day to recharge?ir d it doesn't make sense, but it'sk hurting consumers right now thaa want to buy the trucks.ks so groups are trying to work on this. the idea that california has

for the 3rd time in the last 3 weeks, governor gavin newsome spent tuesday visiting a california countynt for donald trump. >> our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was in colusa county where newsom shared a plan with trump voters that he hopes will resonate with them. >> only about 60 miles north of sacramento newsom made clear he is not forgotten about this part of the state or region he says could be crucial for the future of california's water supply. we see you. you matter. we care. governor gavin newsom bringing that message with him to colusa county. it's one of 3 california counties he visited over the last 3 weeks where a majority of voters cast a ballot for president elect donald trump. i recognize people think that we have their back. >> and i i recognize there's a gap there and we've got a mind that gap and we got to take that very seriously. newsom announcing an economic development plan for the region and the state, a plan that includes millions of dollars in grant funding for 13 regions across the state. making sure every part of the state of california is as we were sa

gavin newsome is a very interesting character. on the one hand, he's always wanted the stage. wants to be on the stage. do you remember when he wanted to debate desantis and he did it on sean hannity's show? at least desantis was an announced candidate for president. but newsome is going to be the good boy and do whatever joe tells him. right now nobody is going to get in front of him for 2028. he's going to do whatever he needs to do to separate himself from joe, get out there. i'm the first one that will be out there. i'm going to be the one who will beat everybody else down because i deserve this. so he is separating himself. you know what is so interesting? the democrats are so incredibly focused on this pardon that they care more about this pardon than they did about afghanistan. 13 service people died. i mean -- >> dana: you think it's disingenuous? >> jeanine: what do you think? they don't care. >> kennedy: no. they're -- it's just make believe. and now all of a sudden the doj is weaponized. >> tyrus: now. >> kennedy: to the cackling hands on the view, now all of a sudd

gavin newsom wants to join the trump train. good for him. but i don't think that people are going to buy it. i don't think they are going to buy it. >> tammy: they can't. you know, you are a native californian. it is a great state. it is horrible what has happened to it. but both of these guys, leo, eric adams and gavin newsom they really think that they can just be shape shifters. and that they think that americans are going to like fall over and trust them after everything that we have been through. what do you think, california is going to have to vote for a new governor. what is going on in that state? can it be saved? >> not with gavin newsom, not until this state becomes at least purple. trump was trying -- gavin news newsom was trying to trump through -- he wants money from the trump administration. and i will admit to you. unless he eliminates sanctuary cities, trump should not give him the time of day. and eric adams does nothing. he is going to look for a pardon. he is looking for a pardon. what has he done for four years? he has d

. >> governor gavin newsom tonight taking aim at the oakland police departments pursuit policy, saying changes need to be made if the city wants to keep the state's chp support beyond january. the governor also discussed 11 new laws set to go into effect in just five days to crack down on retail thefts following at least four ram and rob type burglaries in the east bay. just this week, an all too common crime. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. in fact, the most recent smash-and-grab burglary was this morning at the gamestop store in downtown san leandro, where thieves used a vehicle to ram into the store before taking off with all kinds of stuff. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has more on what's being done to tackle the problem at the city and state level. >> reporter the gamestop in downtown san leandro is now permanently closed, following what police are calling a ram and rob, where suspects used a car to ram into a store to rob it. it happened friday morning. store management declined an interview, but say the suspects only made off with a few hundred dol

. >> dana: ahead, gavin newsome is turning on biden over hunter's pardon. ♪ of year.et's not lose focus on what really matters. in the name of the father, son, spirit. god, come to us. let us know your love, joy, peace. lord, you came into the world. now come into our hearts. amen. join me in praying every day this advent on hallow. ♪ >> kennedy: democrats are having a hard time as they try to swallow the bitter pill of john bolton's pardon for hunter. crushed by the fact that joe lied through his false teeth and now it might have just cost joe his most loyal and slickest foot soldier, gavin newsome telling politco that while he understands the instinct to protect hunter, i took the president at his word. so by definition, i'm disappointed and can't support the decision. gavin is not the only one eating pro. the obama pod bros are freaking mad at joe biden. watch. >> now everyone looks stupid like they're full of [bleep]. that's the thing that i'm most frustrated with. joe biden looking like a typical lying politician. i think that leads to a cynical feeling that all

governor gavin newsom is getting ready to respond. what his plan to combat potential deportations does and does not include. good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. president elect donald trump is threatening to deport millions of undocumented immigrants when he takes office in a few weeks. in recent days, governor gavin newsom has floated a plan to help those people legally. nbc bayrea's bob redell joins us live this morning. and, bob, some migrant and immigrant advocates say the governor's plan isn't going far enough. correct. good morning to you, laura. politico obtained a draft of this plan that's been put forth by governor gavin newsom's administration. according to this so-called immigrant support network concept, that's what this plan is called. the governor wants to crcreate a network of regional hubs throughout california that would connect undocumented migrants with nonprofits for legal help and other community services. politico reports that the california department of social services would give money to

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single county trump got more votes this time, many did lasting californians and had it and they sit gavin newsomtely. >> despite the friction summit, trump newsom says he's had a good working relationship with trump during his first term in the white house hopes to continue that for trump's second term. after the break, the warriors were without steph curry and draymond green last night with someone else. >> a career night against the rockets. our ben ross has the highlights coming up next in sports. and it's the weekend maybe got a flight out in which case it's all the sunshine you could ever want. as you're leaving sfo. >> and temperatures if you're staying here in the bay may be in more enticing upper 50's to in more enticing upper 50's to low 60's already talking mo ...we're done! [crowd laughs] worried about leaking when you wanna be laughing? it's time to upgrade. only always discreet has a unique drytech layer to keep you drier than depend. so you can laugh harder, and stay drier. we've got you, always. always discreet. oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vick

and governor gavin newsom school to phase out the sale of all new gas powered cars within the next 10pitol correspondent eytan wallace has that story. >> we're looking at the waiver of the environmental protection agency under the biden-harris administration. granted california formally allowing the state to start gradually implementing governor gavin newsom's regulation requiring all new car sales in california to be 0 emission vehicles by 2035. my reaction really is finally bill mcgovern with the coalition for clean air is in strong support of the latest action. he has long been pushing the epa to grant a waiver to california because without that waiver, he says california's 0 emission vehicle regulation would not have been able to move forward. the waiver is essential. we have by far the worst air pollution in the entire country and that air pollution is is killing thousands of californians. >> every year and making people sick. so we need to clean up traffic related pollution and these rules will do a whole lot for that. the governor writing this clean cars are here to stay the bi

granted california formally allowing the state to start gradually implementing governor gavin newsom's regulation requiring all new car sales in california to be 0 emission vehicles by 2035. my reaction really is finally bill mcgovern with the coalition for clean air is in strong support of the latest action. >> he has long been pushing the epa to grant a waiver to california because without that waiver, he says california's 0 emission vehicle regulation would not have been able to move forward. the waiver is essential. we have by far the worst air pollution in the entire country and that pollution is is killing thousands of californians every year and making people sick. so we need to clean up traffic related pollution and these rules will do a whole lot for that. the governor writing this clean cars are here to stay the biden-harris administration reaffirmed what we've known for decades. california can rise to the challenge of protecting our people by cleaning our air and cutting pollution. state data shows up to this point more than 2 million emission vehicles have been sold in cali

. >> governor gavin newsom opposed prop 36 citing concerns with prison population. jenkins says at least in san francisco, mass incarceration. what happened with proper? 36 in san francisco, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> well, it's the end of a chapter for doak a beer and asian-inspired craft brewery in oakland, its founder announced they will be closing their tap room in jack london square at the end of this year. the last day will be sunday december 29th. do keep your open the tap room in april of last year hosted various events, including the bay area's first chicken and beer festival. the ceo says they still plan to expand through more tastings and festivals. >> business leaders in san jose are receiving $100,000 to revitalize the alum rock neighborhood leaders say the money from the grant will go toward at painting murals and utility boxes, removing graffiti cleaning up illegal dumps and building a gateway structure to welcome people to the area. but this grant is more than dollars and cents. it is a testament to the strength and resilience of our community. it

we'll have the very latest coming up on kron. 4 news at 5 developing news, governor gavin newsom proclaiming a state of emergency due to the bird flu. this is coming as more cases were detected in dairy cows in our state to tell us more about what we need to know. let's go to kron four's lezla gooden. she's live for us in the newsroom. bird flu, what are we finding out last well, this new bird flu cases were detected in dairy cows at southern california farms. now, this virus has now spread to 16 states among cattle. >> according to newsom's office, nearly all infected people in california had exposure to infected cattle. today. talked with a local infectious disease expert to hear his thoughts on the disease. >> but 3 main ways people can get infected right now the first says and the most common way in the united states right now is direct contact with the sick cow all buried, particularly dairy workers, poultry workers that tends be very mild disease. usually from a milk spa show touching the eyes, right eye. the second we by drinking raw milk and that risk is increasing overtime because m

governor gavin newsom and his press office put out a statement on x saying, "the governor briefed on lp the coast of northern california and the resulting tsunami warning. governor newsom has now with state emergency officials and working to ensure californians are safe." they also said the state operations center has been activated to coordinate the response. these tsunami alerts went quickly as they tend to now on social media and straight to the text of a lot of residents in northern california and in the southern portion of oregon there. just as i mentioned just south of the border with oregon, review recap, as you look at it right there. what is interesting about the earthquake it was very shallow and what we were told originally from the usgs it might have been as shallow about a half a mile. that shallowness of an earthquake is very significant in terms of the damage and the strength it delivers. that is significant here and why so many synonymy alerts have been put out so many communities right now, sandra. >> sandra: jonathan hunt live takes out of california and new details

gavin newsom wants to sign a bill for $25 million fund for legal fights with trump. a former california congressman joins me now. doug, you have 55 billion budget d deficit in california, what is your reaction of your tax dollars going to fight trump instead of paying down deficit? >> i wish my elected leaders would spend time solving problems rather than created new ones. gavin newsom, this is total the waste of money that could be spent on homelessness or -- this is a charade. >> this rhetoric is heightened, revenge is clear, we responded to his assault on california. what he woo are doing now with special session is not waiting to react, we're preparing in a more sober way. >> todd: assault and retribution, what donald trump is going to do in california is take criminal illegal migrants who are hurting people of california and deport them, that is what donald trump has said he is going to do. i know california is liberal, but do rank and file people there, citizens living there trying to get by want their governor to stop trump from doing that? >> so you hit on th

cuando el gobernador gavin newsom firmó estas leyes en septiembre, dijo que son un mensaje contundenteienes participen en esta actividad, sino también para los espectadores. y advirtió que además de enfrentar penalidades más severas, podrían también hasta perder sus vehículos. descontrol en las calles. a veces hasta se estrellan con los carros que están ahí estacionados. si le pregunta a muchos residentes de la bahía sobre los espectáculos ilegales de autos, los muchachos que andan divirtiéndose, no sé si borrachos, drogados, quién sabe, pero a partir de la próxima semana, las agencias del orden púbco en california con con más herramientas para combatir los derrapes se tratan de 4 leyes que el gobernador gavin newsom firmó en septiembre. estamos de acuerdo con ellos porque las carreras han causado muchos accidentes. impondrán castigos más estrictos y permitirán que las autoridades confisquen los vehículos, en algunos casos hasta por 30 días. el alcalde de san josé aplaude que sacramento siga el ejemplo de su ciudad. en un comunicado explicó hemos hecho que sea ilegal no solo participar

it hasn't worked out for gavin newsom. those policies aren't working for him. ashley: at least we can laugh at it. thanks for joining us. now this. mike dunn leavy revealing what he wants trump to do on day one, something to do with energy sector. madison:he is asking to end gas drilling restrictions looking for a state specific executive order that would open oil and gas exploration in the arctic national wildlife refuge and wants to reverse restrictions on lobbying and roadbuilding in certain areas. he sent this letter to the president elect saying alaska stands ready to work with you to repair this damage wrought by the previous administration and set alaska and america on a course to prosperity so the reason this is happening is federal policies change between administrations. biden has opposed drilling in the arctic national wildlife refuge canceling leases that were issued under trump so essentially done leavy wants trump to drill baby drill. ashley: that is what donald trump promised to do. back to these markets. we are lower across the board and coming

elizabeth: that was radio and podcast host charlamagne tha god going after california governor gavin newsomnational border patrol council vice president art del cueto. what do you make of this? newsom goes to the border to attack trump. he's done little to stop the border collapse, people breaking the law crossing, but he wants to spend $that 25 million -- $25 the million of taxpayer dollars to sue trump. >> my i mean, that's insane to to me. i heard some of his speech, and some of the things he also said was he cared about the public, and he wasn't going to allow law enforcement to start pushing this deportation. well, if you care about the public, how is it you're going to sit there and say you want to fight the federal government against actually following the law? that's just insane to me, and i can tell you right now, liz, i've talked to people from both sides of the the aisle to. i grew up on the border, i've been there my whole life. i know the border. i can honestly say that because i've been here and worked here my whole life. i know the people on the south side, they're happy that

>> yeah, politically it's -- it could jeopardize gavin newsome. gavin, read the room for a second. asn't just republicans. it's all americans that don't want the higher taxes. newsome doubled down asking as gerri mentioned, 25 million for legal costs. maybe 65 million. when this story broke, the department of social services put out a statement saying well, this is preliminary. what does newsome do? doubles down and leans in. it's stunning for me, tammy, to have him do that. because he went to the san diego sector and saw the border when i was there earlier this year. we've had thousands of migrants coming across, tens of thousands. chinese, syrians, lebanese. those are the ones that could pose a national security risk. to think anybody will come around to want to open the border to those people defies logic. >> it does. you have a question, what is the point? they lost the election. this is a disaster for the country. maybe that's the point. we'll find out. all right. president-elect trump is vowing to unleash american energy in his second term. that's fabulous. more on that next.

what do we think of the current guy, gavin newsom? here's the problem with gavin newsom, it is very simple. too much hair. what about maybe the next time we get somebody with less hair, a lot less hair? honestly, to everyone here from california and beyond, here is something that is unexpected, i bring you good news from california, glad tidings from the golden state. look what just happened in our elections in california. donald trump got more votes in california than any republican presidential candidate in history. in san francisco, donald trump got more votes than any republican presidential candidate for three decades. across the state, california has voted for our ideas, proposition 36, we voted to make crime illegal again, and it was not just crime. on tax, the left tried to introduce an initiative to raise taxes. it was defeated, to raise the media -- minimum wage, was defeated. collapsing into crime and squalor, the mayor of san francisco, gone, in los angeles, the poster child for the far left, george guest on, gone. so many

county trump got more votes this time than he did last time, californians and had it and they sit gavin newsom, a clear message and he's missing it completely. >> despite the friction between you summit, trump newsom says he's had a good working relationship with trump during his first term in the white house and hopes to continue that for trump's second term. a santa clara city council member has been convicted of perjury for lying to a civil grand jury. vice mayor anthony becker was found guilty of leaking a confidential civil grand jury report to the san francisco forty-niners then lying about it. the report contained accusations that becker and other council members had an ethically close relationships with the forty-niners football front office. he could face up to 4 years in county jail and will be sentenced next month. >> it is 9.22. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news at 7 point. oh, magnitude earthquake, as we know, rattled humboldt county yesterday and trigger a tsunami warning all the way down here to the bay area coastline.awe'll tell you how >> happening right now, the santa c

. >> governor gavin newsom talking oakland taking oakland leaders to task. rather, he says that the city policies aren't tough enough on crime. >> plus, with rain on the way and snow in the sierra holiday, travelers will need to watch the roads and severe storms are triggering hundreds of delays at our local airports. good evening. tonight i'm jana katsuyama. and i'm christien kafton. >> this holiday travel period is expected to be the biggest ever. and we're seeing signs that at all three bay area airports, severe storms across the country have triggered hundreds of delays for local travelers. at last check, flightaware reporting over 280 delays at sfo with five cancellations, 58 delays at oakland international and 66 delays at san jose. >> mineta ktvu zac sos has been talking with travelers out at sfo, and he joins us live now. zach, how has it been right there after this day of delays? >> well, i just checked the big board and far fewer delays than we saw earlier today. so that certainly is some good news. but the airport still quite busy at times, the li

guilfoyle is the former assistant da in san francisco, as well as the former wife of gavin newsom when he was mayor. mr. trump continues to reiterate his pro cryptocurrency stance. he reiterated plans to create a u.s. bitcoin strategic reserve. bitcoin has seen major gains since his election. he's also created new posts for silicon valley. venture capitalist david sachs as the country's first ever white house ai and crypto czar. in a statement, trump said sachs will work on a legal framework so the crypto industry has the clarity it has been asking for and can thrive in the u.s. in a rare move, fbi director christopher wray plans to resign when president biden's term in office comes to an end. wray is in his seventh year of a ten year term, but with the incoming administration, he was faced with two options he could leave or wait until president elect donald trump removed him. trump had signaled his intent to replace wray with ardent supporter kash patel. wray says stepping down is the right thing for the bureau. >> my goal is to keep the focus on our mission, on the indispensable work