i call him gavin newsom because he really is bad. guys like gavin newsom is is he's a disaster. gavin newsom, he's a terrible governor. >> and maybe when you're faced with having to respond, those things go to go by the wayside. but do you see these two leaders working together on this? >> i think gavin. >> newsom showing up. >> was actually really smart, because he wanted. >> to show. >> that he is the governor of this state, and he is. welcoming the president to his territory. >> so i think. >> it was a good moment. for both of them. i think it also shows that president trump can put that aside for a moment and. >> sort of. >> speak up for the federal government. but, you know, to what david sherborne was saying, if he was really there to bring. >> the aid. >> of the federal government, he wouldn't be talking about actually disbanding. >> and. >> getting rid of fema, the federal agency that deals. >> with disasters. >> so. >> you know. >> there is there are two lulu, i, i disagree with you there, lulu. >> there are two different things in. conflict here, which is one thing we'

and look, governor gavin newsom there to greet him. greetings between two men who have battled quite a bit publicly. not able to pick up their conversation. it is very loud. of course, not a lip reader, but we can certainly saw that greetings were exchanged and it was cordial but short. and president trump is now going to be taken to view pacific palisades, the areas that have burned in the southern california wildfires. and now he's stopping. and perhaps we can hear some of the reporter questions. we have that in very good shape. we have the congressman in charge and michael whatley. and we're going to do a lot of work. we have the army corps of engineers working as they are here. and i think you're going to see some very big progress. they left them high and dry. and now we're going to be taking a little tour with some of the people from the area. i appreciate the governor coming out and meeting me. kevin, we very much. and we'll be talking a little bit. we want to get it fixed. we want to get the problem fixed. and there'll be some

and gavin newsom is a smart guy. he knows to improve his own position and to improve the lives of the people who have been affected by this fire, he can't just be dug in against donald trump. he is going to have to work with him all along. although last night i was in touch with the governor's office. and they said they were happy that the president accepted their invitation to california before he was sworn in. but, they were not tracking any kind of an official meeting. obviously, if gavin newsom was able to get that close, the secret service, phoned somebody on the plane. the president was probably watching us and he could see that he was just standing there at the bottom of the stairs by himself. i don't think it was an ambush by any means but it's a savvy move by a governor who has been in office for 12 years. he knows how these things go. he was always going to have to work it out with president trump. i would be fascinated to know what is going on with their private conversation right now if it's in the helico

wildfires and now she says gavin newsom lied falsely claiming he could not talk to her because he was on the phone with biden. hollywood star robert davi is here to react to who newsom was really talking to, plus president trump and his upcoming visit to l.a. and north carolina. and this story. >> remember the 37 murders that he commuted their sentences? remember two of them, one he pardoned and one killed two fbi agents. liz: that was senator mark mullins, saying the media is ignoring biden pardoning murders and the overall number is shocking of who he pardoned plus speaker johnson says lawmakers will look into biden pardoning his family saying that was disgusting but first this. president trump right at the top of our hour, just shut down all federal government dei offices, programs, websites, social media accounts, government training and more. president trump joins a long list of u.s. companies doing that. more studies from places like rutgers shows dei escalates to vision, hostility and promotes false perceptions of prejudice in the workplace. hillary vaughn is standing by on cap

i think gavin newsom was saying don't play politics, mr.ether and i think president trump just wants to see california actually reform itself so it doesn't happen again. >> look, i think one of the most interesting things to come out of the -- obviously we have been dealing with deluge of information from him ever since he, you know, accepted and was sworn in as president. but, one of the things that i thought was really interesting was him bringing up, especially that victory rally, the issue of rebuilding los angeles. saying that we're not going to just let this fester. we are not going to abandon a great american city to the ms. management of democratic politicians. instead he said we are going to rebuild it. we are going to build it in a way that is going to make it something that is great for the olympics. that is great for the world cup, et cetera. >> i think that's another sign of the approach that he has when disasters strike which is to say we're going go back in there and we're going to roll up our sleeves and get the job done. an

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governor gavin newsom, a frequent target of the president, greeting him on the tarmac. trump saying he's open to possibly getting rid of fema while threatening to withhold aid to millions in california. rachel scott in the fire zone. >>> the late-night confirmation vote for president trump's pick to run the defense department. former fox news host pete hegseth. at least two republicans saying they will vote against him. will he have enough support? >>> tonight, four israeli soldiers seen on video being taken hostage by hamas during the october 7th attack now hours away from being released. in exchange, israel expected to free about 200 palestinian prisoners. >>> news tonight about an arrest in connection with the killing of a border agent in vermont. what we're now learning about the suspects. why authorities had them under surveillance before the shooting. >>> the freighter trapped in the ice on lake erie. the coast guard trying to help break it free. >>> nearly two years after her death -- ♪ the lost song by tina turner heard for the first time in more than 40 years.

the president has made clear his criticism of officials from california governor gavin newsom on downnot clear as to what this point -- the governor will be on the ground in the l.a. area to tour the damage. this will take place -- but it will be fascinating to take place to see what he has to say about the connection between federal aid to california and what he wants to see california officials do to be better prepared to fight these fires in the future. >> that was incredible imagery watching them scoop up that water. those pilots are incredibly talented. thank you for the report. whether we will see newsom and trent together -- i was with president trump last time he wants to address one of these fires. it was september 14th, 2020. i watched them sit there. between them was a picture of a fire that burned the size of connecticut. the political dynamics are interesting. both individuals want to help the community, but in this case, gavin newsom decided to bring up climate change, as did some experts. there are always dynamics at play. >> climate change has nothing to do with the fa

they are being represented by, as you said, the mayor of newark, the mayor of chicago, gavin newsom,ayor of los angeles. there are multiple mayors and governors throughout this country who are saying this is not how we're supposed to operate. these are human rights violations. it's inefficient. it's ridiculously expensive. by the way, katie, none of this, none of these executive orders, none of these roundups of brown people and tan people and different kinds of people in america. none of this does anything for the price of eggs. i hope we can dispel any of those ridiculous myths that were promoted over the last 18 months that any of this had to do with actual economic policy. this is, as adam sewer wrote, it's the cruelty is the point. so i don't i think we're making a mistake if we think that this incoming administration is worried that they'll go too far. no, this is what they were elected to do. this is what they said they wanted to do. so either people are in favor of it. people don't think it's going to hit them or people are fighting against it. but this is just the beginning.

gavin newsom let them off the hook, no pun intended. was over 100 years old and now, the word on the street is that the eaton fire was caused by southern california edison's outdated infrastructure, and i can't wrap my head around this. we've seen this happen now year after year after year. how many people need to die? how many lives need to be destroyed? people need to lose their homes, be financially devastated it's disgusting and unnecessary. why are you cutting the fire budget? why is the reservoir of 117 million gallons, why is it dry? how come you're vetoing bills as the governor of california that would help manage forestry, it was ab-2330 i encourage you to look it up that would have facilitated forestry management and helped prevent this kind of madness. the list is so long. i don't think we have enough time over the course of the remainder of your show to go over all of it. liz: jillian what you're saying is we hear it loud and clear. governor gavin newsom is getting called out by even house speaker mike johnson for focusing m

gavin newsom says i look forward to welcome the president and making sure all resources he needs for a successful briefing are provided to him, we'll provide for that briefing. it says newsom has been trying to get in touch with them and they have not talked since the president left office in 2020. >> brian: why did you cut the budget? why is your homeless department more than firefighters? why did you not listen to the firefighter union? why was it okay to have a reservoir empty and another not working? why is there no backup plan so fire hydrants would be replenished with a generator. i saw nicole shanahan on last night and said people are running up to gavin newsom saying i've been trying to clear the brush behind my house, no one is coming up to do it. there is big push from democrats as well as republicans that have been a push to clean up the forests ahead of the guaranteed wildfires. he's got water and forest cleanup he will not address. >> ainsley: guaranteed, we knew this was going to happen. they expect fire and it has not rained for a while. hope there aren't mudslides. the

i was talking about the president me meeting gavin newsom.., ., ., this. no, there's a huge amount of politics _ this. no, there's a huge amount of politics in _ this. no, there's a huge amount of politics in it. _ this. no, there's a huge amount of politics in it. this _ this. no, there's a huge amount of politics in it. this is _ this. no, there's a huge amount of politics in it. this is a - of politics in it. this is a hugely democratic state, as you know. the president also knows that pretty well. they had history, these two. they've been at one another in various ways, calling one another names for some time. the problem for both of them is there's a political price to be paid if they don't handle this properly. threats in some way to tie the federal money california could get to changes in state policy is not something governing is going to be able to accept. it's particularly because in the longer term, particularly because in the longerterm, he particularly because in the longer term, he clearly believes and feels he has a role on the

the governor gavin newsom pushed back calling that damaging misinformation. maybe the president just doesn't know. that there's not a stick. it. that can be turned to solve. >> all the water problems that he alleges exist. but going forward, president trump says he wants the government to handle disasters differently and he's considering getting rid of the federal emergency management agency. fema, fema has been a disaster no matter where they >> president trump says fema is too costly and works too slowly. >> and she argues the agency needs to be overhauled or terminated altogether. live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. and so hannah, what's the alternative? what's the >> other way that we could do some disaster recovery on a federal level. >> well, the president says that he'd like to see recovery efforts handled chiefly by the state and local governments suggesting that maybe the federal federal government can just give disaster recovery funding directly to those localities. and president trump also says he plans to sign an executive order totally reform

california governor gavin newsom greeting president trump as he landed at lax. the two even shaking hands. but then the mood shifted a little bit at that roundtable with other state and local leaders. california governor gavin newsom there to greet president trump after he landed at lax friday afternoon. the two shaking hands saying they're committed to fire recovery. >> i have all the expectations that we'll be able to work together to get this speedy recovery. >> but newsom was noticeably absent from a roundtable held with the president and state and local leaders. the roundtable was heated and tense. >> you're going to see us proposing both of those. like like water, little things like water, you know, the party of common sense. see, we're the brand. we're the party of common sense. you're not. in all fairness. >> the president speaking over congressman brad sherman. the two butting heads over putting conditions on federal support and the mass exodus of insurance companies from california. >> i did something, brad, where every insurance company in the country

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he was greeted by governor gavin newsome when he landed perfect great deals. all of us we're going to need your support. we're going to need your help. you're there for us. don't forget that. all the expectations. what else is there is a rental, joins us live now from pacific palisades on the outskirts of los angeles. rob said president, trump, we knows been critical of california officials over these fires, but they were warm handshakes with giving them use them that when he landed still always appeared to be a warm hand shakes darren. uh, but there was also some, some notable body language by uh, california governor gavin newsome where he was uh, sort of poking at the trump with his forefinger. um, no doubt, uh for the cameras benefit um the, to politicians really, you know, said that sorts of things that they are expected to say at a time like this mid, all of this devastation. but make no mistake. these 2 men are, are not the best of friends on social media. trump refers to new some as new scum and gavin newsom, immediately after trump was elected in novem

gavin newsom met him on the tarmac. it looked like. >> most importantly, thank you for being here. mean as great deal to all of us, not just the folks in palisades but folks in altadena that were devastated. we're going to need your support, we're going to need your help. you were there for us during covid and i don't forgets that and i have all the expectations that we'll be able to work together to get this speedy recovery. charlie: it's not clear whether gavin newsom was invited to be there or just popped over there on his own, but he was dang sure to meet the president coming down the steps. >> what a treat. gavin newsom, tuck in your shirt maybe. you're the governor and maybe could have tucked it in when you're meeting the president of the united states. charlie: it is too . maybe he's reading the tea leaves like maybe i screwed up the situation and maybe trump is right about all these things. rachel: i can't stop looking at melania. nobody has toured disasters looking better than melania. it is incribbled. >> we h

now the people don't have a voice because you don't know who's voting. >> california governor gavin newsom, who defended california policies during the first trump administration, quickly replied with this post. newsom said, quote, conditioning aid for american citizens is wrong. fact. under current california law, you must be a california resident and u.s. citizen and provide id. president trump also blamed state water policy for not providing sufficient water to l.a, causing fire hydrant problems during the l.a. fires. >> if they release the water when i told them to because i told them to do it seven years ago, if they would have done it, you wouldn't have had the problem that you had. you might have you might not have even had a fire. >> l.a. officials say that claim is false. and the cause was that the massive fires drained local water storage faster than they could be replenished. >> the state water project has nothing to do with water supplies. it relates to water suppression for municipal systems. the state reservoirs are at or near record highs. >> trump also took aim at fema. >>

i mean, gavin newsom, destroyed the city of san francisco. one of the most beautiful cities and now the entire state is under fire. i mean, los angeles is completely burned, which is unfortunate because those people, friends of mine i went to school in palisades and went to school there and love that high school and love the neighborhood and love los angeles. but it's just unfortunate these people are voting for these people and they get voted in and they're supposed to take care of the american people. they're supposed to protect them. not tax them more and allow the illegals to come in and not allow homelessness to take over. not allow the city to burn and not have enough fire or fire fighters or whatever the excuse is for that particular time. malibu burned down, now palisades is burning down. this is the crazy. liz: that's fires burning in la and san diego county and digging into the la times story, since 2013, la county officials had asked for three dozen, three dozen, 36 critical upgrades and expansions of la region water infrastructure

now, josh stein, he's not as well known as gavin newsom, of course. north carolina has a republican state legislature, more of a purple, lean, red leaning republican state. so a bit of a different scenario than california. but look, we could potentially see, you know, a tone shift. i think oftentimes, you know, particularly in california, when you land, you get on the ground, you see the devastation. it could potentially, you know, change his perspective. i was talking with a republican lawmaker this week from southern california, and they mentioned that. that being said, though, i mean, we might see a tone shift for the time being. you know, if he meets with gavin newsom will likely see potentially a show of unity. but we know that there's a lot of tension between the two. we know that california is considered a quintessentially blue state, and there are a lot of republicans here in washington who want to condition the aid that's going to california saying that, you know, this has gotten out of hand because of democratic leadership. but ultimately, i

at risk, and we will have no recourse if we're killed. >> these proposals come after governor gavin newsom the police commission for not having made these changes sooner. policy is more than ten years old, and newsom says it limits officers from doing their job. now, the police commission didn't take any action at its meeting last night, though they did agree that they would make some comments, put it in a written form, and then submit it to the police chief to offer as it continues to work on making changes to that policy. no word on how soon those changes could take effect. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james thank you. people in and around half moon bay will gather today to honor seven farm workers who were shot and killed by a coworker two years ago, according to investigators, their deaths revealed deplorable living conditions for many farm workers, amid other concerns that have only deepened recently about factors affecting their daily lives. we welcome to mornings on two. belinda hernandez arriaga, thank you for joining us. the executiv

gavin newsom wants it and these democratic leaders.also, when we interviewed franklin graham on our show the other day at the inauguration. he said -- i said how is everything going in north carolina? he said ainsley they still need a lot of help. is he with samaritan's purse. i'm sure -- remember it was after the win on or about it was in october when after the hurricanes hit he went with franklin graham in atlanta in the d.b.a. area. i'm sure they are working together. >> i think gam is going to get an earful. and i think gavin newsom is probably going to say you know what? you are right about that. that reservoir should have been full. you are right. people should have gone ahead and cleared that dry brush. >> do you really think gavin newsom is going to say. >> there is no -- i'm telling you. >> ainsley: so great if they could work together. i'm hopeful. >> i watched him do an interview he said the president was totally not true about the smelt fish and water. i watched him do it. in times of tragedy you need to do a podcast. he we

trump is using these visits to hammer his political foes in california, especially gavin newsom, and federal emergency management agency, or fema. he is putting conditions on disaster aid for california, suggesting before helping devastated areas with federal funds, he wants california to enact voter i.d. and direct water in reservoirs to fight wildfires. jonathan leads us off tonight from l.a. >> as air force one touchdown, fires were smoldering throughout southern california, as they have been for 18 days. >> i don't understand what is happening. we cannot get a break. >> it has left behind overwhelming devastation. at least $250 billion in damage. trump met with firefighters and residents here in pacific palisades and saw the rubble firsthand. >> it is not believable. i don't think you can realize how rough it is, how devastating it is until you see it. it is devastation. it is an incineration. >> even when he met with hurricane victims this morning, he had california on his mind. >> they are not releasing the water, millions of gallons of water. they are sending it out of the pac

now the people don't have a voice because you don't know who's voting. >> california governor gavin newsom, who defended california policies during the first trump administration, quickly replied with this post. newsom said, quote, conditioning aid for american citizens is wrong. fact under current california law, you must be a california resident and u.s. citizen and provide id. president trump also blamed state water policy for not providing sufficient water to l.a, causing fire hydrant problems during the l.a. fires. >> if they released the water when i told them to, because i told them to do it seven years ago, if they would have done it, you wouldn't have had the problem that you had. you might have you might not have even had a fire. >> l.a. officials say that claim is false, and the cause was that the massive fires drained local water storage faster than they could be replenished. >> the state water project has nothing to do with water supplies. it relates to water suppression for municipal systems. the state reservoirs are at or near record highs. >> trump also took aim at fema. >>

damage caused in the la wildfires, showing a united front with the states�*s democratic governor, gavin newsomearlier trump also visited hurricane—hit north carolina, and said he might abolish the federal disaster relief agency. thousands of anti—abortion demonstrators march in washington — a day after president trump pardoned 23 abortion activists and as we go on air the senate appears poised to confirm peter hegseth, president trump's controversial pick as defence secretary. let's begin by immediately going to the us senate and listen to discussions and debate around president trump's nominee for defence secretary pete hegseth. mr kim. mr king. you can see various activities and conversations happening. we are expecting the result of this vote not too far into the evening. we are going to keep across that and across the statements. expectation is that this vote will go through in favour of donald trump and pete hegseth but it is tight and only need one or two senators to change their mind. at the moment it appears he remains on track to become defence secretary but has been controversial nom

her situation of the may airship is uncivil survival what remains to be seen as gavin newsom so whats going to need to show is the thing americans want to see more than anything of a politician. and it's not just a thing as what you do after the thing it's when you make a mistake you are judged for it you just try to do better next time and you see with the constant churning of identity politics it's incapable of change because the ideology matters more. what was with the weird dance sometimes you have to do that. he was standing up. now i thank you have hemorrhoids. thank you and sometimes are not even trying. they're going back to reporter and answer questions and not answering what they are implying with that is a better not say something wrong and if the people watching that either their houses burned down a reasonably afraid their house is going to burn down in the near future and the main concern is still themselves and the only way they can get things work for you and it's the least we can do and their interrelationship. you try not to say anything because vise anything i'm sc

this is again gavin newsom has failed california in so many different ways. one of the core jobs of elected official, private safety. make sure you have the protection when it comes to a fire. the fundamental things you should do. he is calling a special election worried about what trump may do in the future? he should have listened to trump when we were with him on the last fire and learned from that before he took office. >> dana: pay attention to that tomorrow and the days to come and we'll bring it to everyone live. kevin mccarthy, thank you for joining us. >> bill: on that topic here is what's happening in los angeles. sun is about to come up now on the west coast. the hughes fire is serious, northern l.a. county here. here are the numbers. near castaic lake and the junction there. 14% contained. acreage covering 10,000. have to get a handle on this. we're watching some of the video from yesterday. this thing blew up. if you saw some of our reporters up there huge plume of smoke in the sky. that is just one fire. we'll move from our newsroom area. pardon

he's going to likely meet with governor gavin newsom as he tours the fire zones. i'm curious your thoughts. what does that meeting look like? especially with all the rhetoric that he's had toward governor gavin newsom. >> for anyone who heard his speech this morning, his first of three speeches, he really kind of gave us a gut punch in southern california saying that we haven't moved or done anything with the palisades and the eaton fire and the other fires in the l.a. area. i think he will get a chilly reception from anyone who's lived through these fires or wasn't lucky -- i mean, it's just such a catastrophe. and to say the firefighters and other emergency response haven't responded is really an insult. i imagine that newsom will be diplomatic and be professional but not really sure -- donald trump -- it's obvious he's going to weaponize fema and withhold funds, which sets a terrible precedent. unclear whether he'll get a chilly reception. he'll certainly get one from me as someone who -- the fire stopped a block up from my house, and i owe the firefighters a g

>> unless we see commensurate changes. >> the idea for these changes come weeks after governor gavin newsom criticized the police commission for not making these changes sooner. this policy is more than ten years old, and newsom says it limits officers from doing their job in trying to keep the public safe. the police commission did not take any action at its meeting last night, meaning there were no votes to accept or reject these ideas at this time. no word on how soon, if any, changes could take effect. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. we're hearing from the partner of a man who was killed in a violent crash in san francisco this past weekend. the crash happened sunday evening at sixth and harrison streets in the city's south of market street, south of market neighborhood. lin lu says she was sitting in the passenger seat of her boyfriend's car when the crash happened. she remembers 27 year old misha romanenko as a brilliant and successful software engineer, who was both kind and romantic. >> he was a ball of joy. i feel like i

. >> we know he's going to be graded by the governor gavin newsom and they are not the best of friendsave called one another names. they have clashed at various news over, the way the fires have been handled. the president blames him and other democrats for not putting out the fire sooner and specifically blames them for not diverting water from the north of the state down to metropolitan areas like l.a. and southern california. they say there is plenty of water, there was not a problem with that and are repeating -- competing concerns of water in this state over farming, environmentalism and urban development. he will get a tour of the palisades area, just a little southeast of where i am in malibu. he will have a roundtable with some legislators including some democrats but gavin newsom is not included in that. once he has done that, he will go off to las vegas which is the next stop of his tour. carl: we heard while the president was in north carolina earlier on this trip, donald trump discussing potentially attaching conditions on financial aid to california when it comes to the re

governor gavin newsom on thursday pushing back on that claim very damaging. >> when people believe such misinformation and i don't mean it in a malign sense. they being present just doesn't know. that there's not us pick it. that can be turned to solve all the water problems that he alleges exists. governor's press office then shared this on social media, quote, conditioning 8 for american citizens is wrong. >> it's a sentiment echoed by most members of the state assembly and senate from both sides of the aisle. whatever issues that >> president i have with the noose and then with california policies, the people who have suffered from this disaster shouldn't suffer further because of that. so there shouldn't be unrelated strings attached. no, this is not the time for. >> for politics some political games and finger pointing. we need to come together to rebuild this great american city. and i urge president trump to provide federal dollars quickly without conditions. but san diego gop assembly member carl demaio feels differently. he republican congressional leaders this letter. >> urgin

governor gavin newsom saying that he would threaten to withhold state funding from local cities, local government. we have to understand >> how manage directives. >> plus, hear more of my one-on-one conversation with former congresswoman barbara lee as she p >> happening tomorrow, music city, san francisco teams up with music cares for a special benefit show at 05:00pm to raise funds for la disaster relief. the event features live performances and auction items. all proceeds support musicians affected by the recent disasters event. organizer rudy com'n be nice as many in the music community struggle financially and a donation no matter the size can make a big difference. >> the money goes to musicares music cares. the supplies, food stamps funds for musicians even pays for funerals. and, you know, they've been around since 1989. they're he trusted organization and they're doing a great job right now helping southern california. >> the show begins at 05:00pm and donations are welcome for more information. people can visit music city s f dot com. all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 mo

. >> governor gavin newsom also taking proactive measures going specialized debris flow teams to sow cow to help protect communities with specialized equipment for possible hazardous debris flow rapidly during the storm. the county is the lead for the region on this critical work to to clear to clear debris from watershed, prevent landslides and mudslides ahead of upcoming rains. we are the lead of a partnership that is happening with state and federal partners and working together. we will be able to provide this service for the entire la county region burned scar areas from the eaton and palisades fires have little to no vegetation and a particularly vulnerable to heavy rainfall. officials say they're preparing for the worst case scenario that could further damage or destroy homes and put lives at risk here at the santa monica airport near the palisades fire crews set up a staging area for debris. cleanup. >> that included 10,000 care rails. and 25,000 gravel bags just in case of a disaster. >> and that was kareen wynter reporting for us. so you don't want do could have would have

and the moment he got off air force one, he was greeted by governor gavin newsom. despite the two's fractured relationship, they shook hands and exchanged pleasantries before heading out for an aerial tour of the fire zones. and just minutes ago, the president and the first lady touched down in the pacific palisades. they're talking to families in front of homes that burned down. and he's also talking to firefighters who've been working in that area. and before he leaves, the president will attend a fire briefing with los angeles mayor karen bass, county supervisor. more than half a dozen local congressional representatives. you are taking a live look right now at the fire station, where the president is expected to arrive any minute now. he is expected to wrap up his trip at around 6:00 tonight. good afternoon. i'm audrey asistio. welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we are following several other headlines today, including two cal maritime students in the hospital this afternoon after being shot at a gas station. everything that led up to the shooting and the se

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. >> president donald trump and california governor gavin newsom warmly embracing each other as the president arrived in los angeles for his trip to get an up close view of the devastation left behind by the fires. i appreciate the government coming out in. the political foes in this moment appearing to put their differences aside. >> best they bring his remarks. trump brought up the need for federal assistance for california to get lot of federal help. >> but just a few hours earlier, trump heavily implied he will send federal emergency aid to california only if state leaders agree to the following conditions just one vote or it is a start. >> and i want the water to be released and they're going to get a lot of help. >> from the u.s. all of it, echoing trump's message on the campaign trail when he called for laws requiring voters to present proof of their identification and citizenship. it's for california's water policies, all the farmland that's barron and drive. they artificially stop. >> the water from going on to the land. governor gavin newsom on thursday pushing back on that claim ve

get out of the way, gavin newsom. let president trump, instead of putting aside $50 million in the legislature, what they're talking about to fight trump, and they want to tie that to state aid for southern california for fires. talk about conditions. we hear conditions a lot around here. oh, no conditions. you're making conditions on the state legislature to tie $50 million to fight trump with lawsuits for state aid. i yield back. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair will remind all persons in the gallery that they're here as guests of the house and any manifestation of approval or disapproval of proceedings is in violation of the rules of the house. the chair recognizes the gentleman from connecticut, mr. larson. mr. larson: thank you, speaker smith. that kind of has a nice ring to it, you know? i rise today to address critical issue for all of america. social security. mr. speaker, as you know, there are more than 70 million social security recipients in the united states

i have no idea if he will ever see california's governor gavin newsom. i spoke to somebody in the governor's office today. they say they are glad mr. trump accepted their invitation to go. but they don't have any scheduling updates to share with us yet. bret? >> bret: we'll try to get those. peter doocy live on the north lawn. peter, thanks. the country has a new top spy tonight the senate has confirmed john ratcliffe as director of central intelligence. he becomes the second cabinet nominee to make it through the process. we also have a better indication this evening about the fate of the president's selection for the defense department. senior national correspondent aishah hasnie has details tonight from capitol hill. >> aishah: tonight, president trump's pick to lead the pentagon is headed to a confirmation vote. after clearing a critical test vote today with 51 republican yeas. alaska senator lisa murkowski and maine senator susan collins the only two republicans to vote no. in a lengthy statement on x, murkowski says hegseth's past behavior, includi

this is a failed state, we need to recall gavin newsom.re for a reason. it's because he knows what's happening and the corruption and he knows that it's time that we take it back. if we go to california and recall newsom and karen bass, we can bring the state back to read and that's truly what it is. i think him holding back the money, to give it to us and changing voter i.d., i think that's a huge win for us if he does that. >> kevin: got to leave it there, thank you so much, we appreciate you spending time with us here on "fox news at night". >>> breaking news coverage on capitol hill tonight on the pete hegseth confirmation to become defence secretary. our senior congressional correspondent chad pergram, hardest working men and television, standing by with a m live update coming right up. ♪ ♪ ode to. but thanks to skyrizi and clearer skin--i'm all in. with skyrizi, i saw dramatically clearer skin. and many even achieved 100% clear skin. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lower ability to fight th

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if not, the parent is a legal, permanent resident, full citizen, california governor gavin newsome has pledged 2 and a half $1000000000.00 to help find well, funds in the state. it comes as $50000.00 people are facing evacuation owed as of to another. wildfire broke out north of los angeles. emergency crews are buckling the new fast spinning blaze which bend through 40 square kilometers in less than a day. president trump says hills visit affected areas on friday so that those are the headlines that was about the witnesses that you have done so much. i the the, the opportunity cost. i have to look at the one that was would generally i tried to show this piece for you, but your see if i got the dod checks of what you're looking for for this the most. and what is the new model? because that's where the business so what does it are saying is for is with them develop a telephone demolish and that will shane your private on would if it is not. but those 2 pallets a little more money and more privy to some of the directly on your private the the those are too much on your dom stow as news co

back here in california, governor gavin newsom yesterday greeting president donald trump in the southern california wildfire zone. the president and first lady toured the destruction firsthand and promising federal help. the once political rivals have promised to work with each other to help speed up the recovery of that devastated region. today in the bay thom jensen reports. the president's trip to los angeles wrapped up like it started. we're on the same team. we want to get it fixed. so we had a very good talk with the governor, had a very, very good talk, a cordial visit from the start as president and first lady melania trump arrived at lax aboard r force one friday afternoon and were greeted by democratic governor gavin newsom before an aerial tour of the fire ravaged region. i appreciate the governor coming out and meeting me, kevin. we very much. president trump walked through the ruins in pacific palisades, shook hands with firefighters and talked to displaced homeowners. it's likyou got hit by a bomb, right? yeah, like you got hit by a bomb. the day before, the president had w

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. >> these proposals come after governor gavin newsom heavily criticized the police commission for not making these changes sooner. the policy, as it stands, is more than ten years old, and newsom says it limits officers from doing their job. the police commission didn't take any action at its meeting last night, though it did agree to submit some of its changes and its ideas to the police chief's proposal in a written form. we expect that to happen later time, but no word yet on how soon any changes to the pursuit policy will take effect. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. >> we've been talking about the weather and how there's going to be a change. let's bring steve back in here to talk about that. >> i have one more weather hit left in me for the week that i'm tapping out. >> okay. >> it's been a long one. >> that's all right. there's lots going on. actually, today, yesterday, if you're out and about and you said, you know, it feels like it's 70 degrees or something, well, for these locations, you would be right. i sometimes i que