and while joe biden heads to a hollywood agency, california governor gavin newsom in d.c.about a fire aid for los angeles, stopping that his battle against , and whatever they were doing over there in californiaer t.ac here with reaction the host of dr. drew, is he going to act or so going to give speeches?e what is his next act? >> sean it may seem like low-hanging fruit, but my son mentioned something tois me, it made me laugh out loud. the reality is the last couple of years of his presidency hascp been a weekend at bernie's, now iny connection do a remake of weekend at bernie's. well-planned sirl-planne, well . the thing is, much like the resi of his administration, you will not be administrating a bunch.io i do not imagined he will be rs.acting good, but there is a perfect role for him hert e. >> sean: listen i now think it'll be a veristey high demande , we live in a free country.n i will give gavin newsom a complement. e gai think not trump proofing california but meeting with donald trump is a far better strategy for the people of california, especially post-firesr

i will give gavin newsom a complement. i think that does not trump proving california but meeting with donald trump is a far better strategy for the people in california, especially post these fires. your reaction? >> it certainly is. and my hope is, although there will be a lot of screaming and yelling about it, president trump holds gavin newsom's hand to the fire and requires him to govern in our state is a contingent upon which federal funds are provided. the fact is what you witness in the fires is something we have been yelling about here in california. it's that our leaders do not govern. anything but govern. we had a period where gavin newsom stood in los angeles in the middle of all of the trash and destruction and when, was in charge here, what's going on? if you are not in charge, governor, i don't know who is. and he is famous for saying that the face of homelessness is a mother of two who lost her job. find that woman on the street, please. if you don't know who the homeless are, how do you expect to solve tha

same with gavin newsom. fix your state. make sure the water is working. and maybe it's give and take. we do want to help the people though that lost everything in california. but this is what they are doing in california. this was on -- cut right across party lines. >> lawrence: $50 million. >> ainsley: all the democrats voted for. >> brian: i had it wrong it was 50 million. >> ainsley: you are right when you said 25 million to challenge the actions by donald trump and his administration. but in addition to that another 25 million to defend the migrants facing possible deportation. >> lawrence: can he still veto this. this is opportunity to take a stand and say, you know what, in the best interest of our state, we're going to let this die. >> brian: what about that horrendous video in my view over the weekend when they shut down the 101 freeway in los angeles and with these illegal immigrants, allegedly holding up mexican flags, el salvadorian flags and columbian flags. easier for tom homan know to what country to send them back to. the cops let this happ

now, actually, gavin newsom actually got more than what he asked for.nd whether he's happy with that remains to be seen, because it's going to put him in a little bit of a tense situation. what he'd asked for was $25 million to help attorney general rob bonta. if the attorney general finds a reason to sue the trump administration, let's say, to keep them from freezing the money that's entitled to california, or for the idea of ending birthright citizenship. rob bonta as ag is going to be armed with $25 million to defend california in that, or to oppose trump on that legal grounds. we've seen it before. during trump's first administration, gavin newsom made a big deal out of it in california. the second part was another $25 million that was to go into is to go into funding non-profits who will defend immigrants, who face deportation and give them legal advice. that's a stickier one, because there was a real question about whether or not it would possibly include people being deported who have been convicted of crimes. and while the legislature says it wo

next, gavin newsom is leaving california and going to washington, d.c.ive fires that killed 29 and cost them north of $250 billion. what should trump say? >> trump sudden say until you change your policies not a dime for california. i mean, this is a state that over a million people have left the state since the pandemic began because of the disastrous policies and now gavin newsom is coming and saying those million people who left because of my disastrous policies need to rebuild and pay their taxes to rebuild california. you know what? instead of spending billions of dollars trying to stop global warming, fill the reserves, clear the brush billion dollars in so we don't have to do this again the next time the fires come because of your mismanagement. i love the fact that donald trump is talking about rebuilding gaza and gavin newsom is coming hat in hand to him asking hey, can california get a few dimes too? >> brian: i'm watching the anti-ice protest happening in the streets, the mexican flags el salvadorian flags. governor, as long as i'm seeing thes

and interesting that that was a closed press event. for donald trump and gavin newsom.'t think the president was going to let the governor have any chance to get in front of the if the microphones and say anything he wouldn't want him to say. but speaking of having a chance to get in front of the microphones, courtney, this is your last day with us for some months because you are going off to have your precious baby and we will miss you so much, but we willjust wish you the very, but we'll see you later in the year. thank you guys so much for having me on. it's been an absolute blast. we'll have lots more to talk about. but you know, in the meantime, um, you know. thanks. thanks so much. hello there. lower levels seeing the rain, and, in fact, it will be reverting north out of iberia, squeezing the isobars together, bringing the windy weather. but you'll notice it also bring some lighter colours across the country for this weekend, so a little less cold before more on an easterly wind. so this evening and overnight, cloudy skies for large parts of england and wales. per

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. >> california governor, gavin newsom just allocated an additional $25 million to provide legal andssistance foreign illegals in an effort to trump proof his state. tom coleman is blaming the media for tipping off gang bangers as ice conducts rates in aurora, colorado. some residents are -- some residents are part of the problem. >> i can't go to school with these kids. they are not criminals. leave them alone. my kids are friends with these kids. leave them alone. you are terrorizing them. stop it. >> we are looking at colorado, aurora colorado, chicago, apparently california is okay with the wall as long as it's against the trump administration. what's next? are they coming to new york? >> some of the mayors are heading to washington d.c. march 5 as a committee hearing. what i'm thinking, this is giving me throwback fives with the iv league leaders went to washington and failed to answer distinctly direct questions about if calling for the genocide of jews on campus was against school rules and they couldn't come up with answers so we will see what happens when the mayors of bosto

in moments, i have an exclusive interview with california governor gavin newsom. he just met with president trump about rebuilding after the devastating wildfires. and he's also been on capitol hill meeting with lawmakers. plus, i'll ask him about this moment right here. when they met on the tarmac in los angeles before touring the damage. again, he is here for an exclusive interview. ahead. so be sure to stick around for that. and we begin this hour with brand new cnn reporting a party in power and maybe in need of unifying later this hour, speaker mike johnson will lead a group >> johnson, but also those who are really pushing for one a broader budget bell, of course, something that is of mind for leaders on capitol hill right now that includes jodey arrington and house ways and means chair jason smith. >> jodey arrington is the budget chair. all of them set to meet with the president at the white house today to really talk through the different options. now, i can tell you from my conversations with white house officials that this is also something that is preo

yeah, gavin newsom here in washington, looking to talk to the president about fire aid for california california project is in the headlines, president trump having harsh words for california's high speed rail project saying it would be cheaper to drive people from los angeles to san francisco in limousines. here's the president. >> the train that's being built between los angeles and san francisco is the worst managed project i think i've ever seen and i've seen some of the worst. it is the worst thing and we're going to start an investigation into that because it's not possible. >> reporter: the project was green lit by california voters in 2008 with an expected cost of $33 billion. the latest estimates put the final tally at around 130 billion with no timetable in sight for a full connection between san francisco and la. president trump's long-time political foe, california governor gavin newsom doubled down on his support of the project last month. >> to the cynics that are filled with cynicism that stand on the sidelines and don't engage, we're here making this work. we can't go

. >> for the second time in 2 weeks, california governor new gavin newsom and president donald trump did meet in person this time at the white house. the topic is emergency fireaid for southern california and a ton wallace reports. >> has sparked such governor, gavin newsom beginning his day with that message during this visit to our nation's capital. he's there meeting with national leaders from both sides of the aisle, including president donald trump, all to push for emergency for southern california. this is what it looked like less than 2 weeks ago as newsom and trump met in person in los angeles during trump's trip to survey the fire damage and meet with first responders and victims 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. fast forward to today's meeting, newsom's office writing this, quote, the governor's trip

governor gavin newsom is making his rounds in the nation's capital. the california democrat meeting democrats and republicans in congress hoping to secure federal funding to help los angeles recover from last month's devastating wildfires. >> what's on my mind is what's on everybody's mind in the state is can we get past partizanship. >> the governor's crucial oval office meeting with the president closed to the press. the white house tells abc news the meeting lasted more than an hour. the governor's office said the meeting was, quote, very productive. it comes shortly after the commander in chief's visit to l.a, when the two revived their previously antagonistic relationship. >> you were there for us during covid. i don't forget that. and i have all the expectations that we'll be able to work together and. >> we're going to get it completed. they're going to need a lot of federal help unless you don't need any. would you be okay? >> i'm going to need a lot of federal help. >> so we're going to take care of things. >> in california. >> abc seven news

i think this is a very good thing that gavin newsom is going to d.c.fornia delegation but there is a lot of bipartisan work that can be done and with trump, i didn't know that 57% of the forest in california are federally owned, so there is a lot of collaboration to do th there, and he wants, delta commands, i think is the name of it, which would bring water down to southern california, not what trump turned on, but this would actually do it, those kind of things they could work together on, and i think that it's progress. >> judge jeanine: okay. don't go anywhere. greg and jesse are going to share our forbidden secrets. ♪ ♪ look at 'em, streaming directv without a satellite dish. did you see how fast that guy found the game — he hardly struggled at all! every day is a struggle for us pigeons... and he's flipping through channels faster than a falcon! ya know, i dated a falcon once. total beets, america's best-selling beets brand, is available at walmart. total beets blood pressure support soft chews contain a key ingredient clinically shown to deliver

the california government gavin newsome is set to meet president and donald trump in the coming hours to discuss federal aid following devastating forest fires. in los angeles county, it comes as the west coast stages, preparing to find some of the president's executive orders in quote, full of l reports from los angeles county, california and donald trump has a complicated relationship. it is a liberal democratic state, but one when more people voted for him last year than ever before. trump's cool governor, governor knew some scum. then i went to see gavin newsom, and i said they may be claudio for the cameras in the life of a natural disaster. have all the expectations. but in the quotes, california is planning full use of flights. i have one message for president trump . i'll see you in court. california sued the trump government once every 12 days on average last time around of immigration, over the environment of a health guy. i'm more as the president we settled into the white house, the golden state has got the funding in place to trump prove itself for these policies. they ca

. >> governor gavin newsom is in washington, d.c., to meet with president donald trump. capitol correspondent eytan wallace. tell you why. plus, president trump is blocking transgender athletes from competing in women's sports will have local reaction to that. >> and democrats are preparing to take president donald trump to court over his on the efforts to shrink the government your house. republicans are responding. >> tensions are starting to boil over in washington as president trump with the help of tech billionaire elon musk is continuing a blitz of layoffs, buyouts and dei crackdowns. our dc's recall martin was at today's rally supporting id workers and has the latest. >> we need to end this illegal power grab. democrats say they're preparing to go to battle in court and in congress to put a stop to president donald trump and elon months take down of federal agencies not about left or right. it's about light and hundreds rallied outside the capitol to protest a sudden freese's at u.s. a i d the federal agencies applied medical aid, food and more to developing count

well, now to a live look at the white house, where governor gavin newsom is expected to meet today. yeah, he's going to meet toda with president trump. they're actually going to talk about the help of the wildfire victims. it comes following the president's visit to the fire zones last month. and the time he suggests federal aid may be withheld or come with some kind of catch. newsom will be the first high profile democratic leader to visit the white house since the president took office. that meeting also comes a day after trump says california's high speed rail project should be investigated. let's take a live look at san francisco on this wednesday morning. a nice, clear view. all right. latest storms moving out. going to get a little break of today. kari is keeping tabs though. we had a lot of damage. a lot of flooding too. yeah. and so that's going to have a chance to soak in today. but we're also dealing with some cold temperatures behind the cold front that moved through yesterday evening. and now the wind is calming down. and we have the potential for some frost to develop m

new today for the second time in 2 weeks, california governor gavin newsom and president donald trumpt in person this time at the white house. >> the topic at hand emergency fireaid for southern california. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports on the other leaders that newsom met with. >> what's on my mind >> governor gavin newsom beginning his day with that message during this visit to our nation's capital. he's there meeting with national leaders from both sides of the aisle, including president donald trump, all to push for emergency fireaid for southers california. this is what it looked like less than 2 weeks ago as newsom and trump met in person in los angeles during trump's trip to survey the fire damage and meet with first responders and victims 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. fast forward

over a million people have left since the pandemic because of policy and gavin newsom are saying those million people who left need to pay taxes to rebuild california. instead mof spending billions, maybe clear reservoirs and brush. >> carley: army corps of engineer have begun second phase of removal in communities hit by the eaton fire. those are headlines. check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. janice all decked out. >> janice: i will tell you about it, we have to do the weather first. was the groundhog right? if the northeast, i would say yes. ice storm across midwest, central u.s., mid-atlantic and northeast. i am concerned with icing on the road and power lines, it will be a mess later today and tomorrow. a quick you have mooer. f foxweather.com has details. another storm behind this one, this weekend affecting the same area. i am concerned with icing and could see burst of snow. there is weekend winter storm. across the south, we have above average temperatures and heavy rain across california. any of your details, you can find at foxweather.com. i was at groundhog d

bonta was once seriously considering a run for governor when gavin newsom.ns out, a senior advisor now says bonta has decided against launching a campaign for governor. in an email sent to supporters. bonta says his work as california's, quote, top cop is now more important than ever. he says fighting for californians also means standing up to the trump administration. >> the san jose police department is testing hundreds of rape kits in hopes of bringing new leads to cold cases. the police department recently received a federal grant for $2.5 million for those tests. with that money, san jose police and the santa clara county district attorney's office is processing more than 900 backlogged kits. some of those kits date back 25 years ago. the dna profiles retrieved from the kits are entered into a database that is used to compare and match samples from other cases. >> if you are a victim of a sexual assault case and they never identified the perpetrator, we haven't given up on you. every day. a new sexual assault case from this project is being uploaded and

the package now heads to governor gavin newsom, who is in d.c.g for federal aid to help with los angeles wildfire recovery. >> the governor is walking a real tight line here between democrats and his party that actively want to resist trump and the reality of the los angeles fires that has him going back to washington, looking for assistance from the same administration that he is trying to bulletproof california from. >> abc seven news insider phil matier says the politics of the special session have been notable. >> four or 5 or 8 years ago, something like this would have sailed through with cheers, and the governor would have flourished his pen to sign it. but it's a different day. >> in a statement, the white house says the california legislature and its incompetent governor need to stop dreaming and wake up to the reality of the invasion facing our nation and their state due to illegal immigration. a spokesperson for newsom says it's unclear if the governor and president will meet face to face during his trip. monica madden, abc seven news.

now i happen to believe that trump likes gavin newsom.at gavin newsom and he is "damn you, don jr." gives his tricep a little pat. newsom tells him he looks strong, thanks him for sending his ex-wife kimberly to greece, little bro bump. “you are good-looking and i am good-looking. and that's a big part of why we're here.” trump agrees wholeheartedly. and then hello, melania. there you go. that's the happiest she's been in quite some time. and then they spoke with the press. the governor did his best to make nice. he said in front of reporters to the president, "you were there for us during covid, and we won't forget it." which is like telling michael myers he was there for us for halloween. and we won't forget it. [ laughter ] but we need money. what are you going to do? and i guess that was it for trump and the governor. the rest of the visit was just trump wearing a hat and holding court. but the president, to his credit, did seem to recognize the gravity of the situation, and a roundtable with local officials, promised to help. >> we'r

. ♪♪ >>> governor gavin newsom met with president trump and several key lawmakers in our nation's capitalo secure much-needed disaster relief following the deadly l.a. fires, a statement released by the governor's office said trump had a very productive meeting about the states need for critical aid , it also said the governor thanked the president for his early collaboration. this comes after president trump visited southern california last month to see the devastation left by the palisades fire. newsom met with trump upon his landing at l.a.x. where they spoke to reporters about putting their political differences aside and getting aid to l.a. as for the southern california burn zones, rain prompted concerns about slides like this one. this home in pacific palisades survived the fire. then the hillside collapsed the following days, neighbors worried that the wet weather could further weaken the hillside, thankfully the rain has eased up and there is no new damage to report. >>> in the eaton fire zone, there is a new phase in the recovery process, today the army corps of engineers and fe

plus traveling to dc, the key meeting governor gavin newsom is having today with president trump. e request. newsom is set to make. and a reminder to you nbc bay area streams 24/7. you can watch us whenever you'd like on roku or other streaming platforms. also, head to nbcbayarea.com. a lot more bracing for a possible flooding. some people in the north bay forced to leave their homes with flood warnings in effect. we have live team coverage, with the russian river set to crest in a matter of hours. plus, president trump's brash plan calling for a u.s. takeover of gaza. the immediate backlash to his unusual pitch to create, quote, the riviera of the middle east, suggesting palestinians should abandon their homeland. why i'm celebrating this, returning my family and many others. we remain i

and governor gavin newsom is in the nation's capital. he shared this brief video on social media, saying he plans to meet with president trump and congress to help secure disaster aid for los angeles. newsom first met with trump a week and a half ago in los angeles, when the president toured the disaster zones and met with firefighters. well, dennis richmond anchored the 10:00 news as it became the number one newscast in the country. at that time, the general manager of ktvu was kevin o'brien. and h joins us live i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] as one of the nation's first black anchors of a

governor gavin newsom is in dc today. he met with some california lawmakers before a scheduled meeting with the president about disaster aid. our washington correspondent mandy beer-temple talk to california. lawmakers about the federal response and what's needed. >> congresswoman judy chu represents pasadena, which was devastated by wildfires. 20,000. people have been made to be homeless and 17 people died with recovery efforts underway to is calling for congress to pass disaster aid without conditions. don't care if it's a blue state or a red state. we need to help people when they're at lowest points to met with california governor gavin newsom wednesday before his meeting with president trump, she praised his response to the disaster. he is on top of it. he ensuring that whatever he can do is being done. but california republican congressman kevin kiley says newsom's policies have hurt. the state california has handled a forest management fire protection policy and water policy. >> in just about the most irrational wa

when gavin newsom terms out.one of the first actions president trump took after he was sworn in was to reverse the biden administration's policy to restrain and restrict ice agents from coming onto sensitive areas like schools. >> well, with the reversal of that, the attorney general here in california, rob bonta announced some new guidance for students and teachers. should ice agents come onto campus? so bond to says schools need to notify parents as soon as possible before an officer proceeds with that immigration enforcement. and he says that employees should always ask for the officers credentials, which includes their name and their badge number. as chief law enforcement officer for california. i'm here to defend to enforce and uphold our laws and protect all california s. no matter. how you look. where you from, what language you c% speak. how you pray who you love or how you identify. that includes ensuring that our schools are welcoming, inclusive and safe for all students and educators. well, a spokesper

sue happily seemed to me in 2022, gavin newsom of the joe biden was not going to run. and if you watch the activities in which you and i both did closely, he was talking about finding where the heck are the democratic party when the roe v. wade went down and where is the party fighting back in all of his language online was all about finding because he thought your point out, that you've got to get to the democratic base wants to see a fighter that's how he was going to differentiate himself from the old by skype who got over essentially prayed and then rested just long enough, provided to stay in the race that newsom box out and so he know how divided diseases vestments of that way harris doesn't get in there that way he could not box him out but it seemed like that was the calculus of it predict one aspect of elated maybes trying to do that again right now pretty. >> yes, the problem for the democrats now as a fighting posture is you know where a lot of them being told there the opposition party there are so that's what they should do. no with addictive i don't is ve

. >>> and the president meeting with governor gavin newsom in washington, d.c. we'll tell you what's at stake for california when it comes to securing wildfire relief. >> i kind of see myself in them. the it's specifically working with young girls of color. >>> we'll introduce you to the bay area high school senior who is using her talent to help others discover and tell their own stories. >>> well, we've got a break from the storm. now it's time for the clean up before the next round of rain heads our way. good evening, i'm ryan yamamoto. extensive clean up efforts underway in the north bay after yesterday's atmospheric river caused all sorts of chaos. that includes this mud slide that crashed into a home in santa rosa. our chopper was over the slide at deer trail road near wallace road. you can see the shear force of that debris flow from this angle. the damage appears to be extensive with the roof. some of the walls now caved in. neighbors tell us this area was burned by the tubbs fire back in 2017. and it is not just landslides, but entire neighborhoods are

names like xavier becerra, katie porter looking to replace gavin newsom., term limited. yeah. kamala harris has name recognition, absolutely. she did win california, 58% of the vote, but she lost the election and now she finds herself out of elected office for the first time in two decades. stuart: i'm looking at you, grant. do you think harris could be governor of california? >> they'll rip her face off. stuart: okay. >> they will. stuart: quick check of futures. i see the dow up maybe 100 points at the opening bell. the opening bell is next, and we'll take you to wall street for it. ♪ when all you gotta keep it strong -- ♪ move along, move along like i know you do. ♪ and each when your hope is gone -- ♪ move along, move along just to make it through. ♪ move if along ♪ ♪ (husband) we just want to have enough money for retirement. (wife) and travel to visit our grandchildren. (fisher investments) i understand. that's why at fisher investments we start by getting to know each other. so i can learn about your family, lifestyle, goals and needs, allowing us t

as for governor gavin newsom, well, the president is willing to work with anybody from red states ore states to work with for the american people. the president really enjoyed his trip to pacific palisades last week. he felt inspired by the frustration of the residents there and wholeheartedly committed to ensuring the waters flowing in california to prevent these wildfires and also that people have access to their properties. he has continued to apply tremendous pressure to gavin newsom and also los angeles mayor and to allow private residence and property owners to access their property. he believes it is their right to do so and they should be able to do it. one more thing before i wrap up because i want to get to these meetings and i will see you at the eo signing later this afternoon or tell brought to mind california and north carolina who continue to be on our hearts and the administration is committed to ensuring these individuals get the funding they need to. i would say a strong message to democrats who are out there pretending to be outraged about the long list of ??? we a

the environmentalists stopped him opened it and did it regardless of the state and i spoke with gavin newsom and he said, i almost called him by another name, my nickname for him. [laughter] i think they are happy to have water. too bad it wasn't two months ago, right? it was a big move. i don't know if you saw the pictures, or pouring down from the pacific northwest. it's pretty amazing the site. [inaudible] >> we will talk about that. he's a good man. >> mark burnett, special envoy. >> he should be good. he's certainly done a great job. a friend of mine and a very talented day. so much television. he's going to do a good job. >> thank you, sir. >> your administration has smashed records for appointing large numbers of highly qualified capable people at all levels of federal government. these are 28 sub cabinet officials appointed to a number of different permits and agencies. these are people pre-vetted and received your approval. >> very good. >> thank you, sir. >> this is an executive order, secretary of the treasury and button to begin the process that will hopefully resolve an american

the bill now heads to governor gavin newsom. reed? >>> well, governor gavin newsom is also in washington, d.c. this morning to meet with president donald trump and republican lawmakers. he's going to discuss federal aid following the horrible disasters in l. a. with the wildfires. meanwhile, in southern california, you can see this. part of the pacific coast highway is shut down once again after reopening monday following the palisades fire. well, this morning, there's huge concern about mudslides. and enter this. truckloads of sandbags delivered to burn zones. county's also been clearing a lot of drains to try to prevent flooding in the accumulation of water. >>> well, now to the sierra we go. the same storm hitting the bay area bringing plenty of snow to the mountains. this is a live look from i-80 near donner summit. chains are required. this is between kingvale and truckee for the chains rather. i can talk. but those looking to hit the slopes are celebrating the fresh snow. well. >> i'm a snowboard instructor at sugar bole. we all

do you have advice for your fellow democratic governor gavin newsom about how to handle crises like these? gov. moore: it's heartbreaking what's going on in california. i reached out to gavin as soon as i heard about what happened and offered our support and resources because i was humbled how many governors reached out to me after the key bridge. and did the same to that bond does matter. when i think about the key bridge, the most important thing we were able to do is have unified command. that we were singing from the same sheet of music. david: what caused the ship to crash into the bridge? gov. moore: we are still going through that and there is litigation the attorney general has filed and we are going through the process of identification. the thing we know is bridges don't just collapse, there is negligence that caused the bridge to collapse. david: maryland has had a reputation in the metropolitan area of being a higher tax state than virginia. recently you announced a 3 billion-dollar budget gap you are trying to deal with and part of it is you are putting taxes on wealthier peo

governor gavin newsom is in washington dc to meet with national lawmakers to discuss california's requesteral wild fire aid. it is unclear whether newsom will sit down with president trump during his trip. >>> one of san francisco's largest employers is slashing jobs. according to bloomburg, sales force is cutting more than 1,000 rolls as it continues to ramp up hireing in its ai sales division. the workers impacted will reportedly be eligible to apply for other internal roles at the company. sales force joining amazon, microsoft, and meta this year in trimming its payroll to begin 2025. >>> civil rights icon rosa parks is being remembered across the country on what would have been her 112th birthday. here in the bay area, sam trans reserved a seat for her on its buses and showed off a bus wrap for black history month. she is being credited with ending segregation on public transit for refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger in montgomery, alabama. >>> up next, more video from today's storm including some mini geysers. behold! a glorious round table pepperoni pizz... huh? behold

> more than $250 million of illegal cannabis now off california streets according to governor gavin newsom's cannabis enforcement task force. alameda county had the highest enforcement activity with over $100 million seized. mendocino and shasta county also made the list with double digit figures recovered. >>> a live look now at our nation's capital, the department of education announcing it's investigating a number of schools, including san jose state university for alleged violations of title ix after they allowed transgender women to compete in their sports programs. the university of pennsylvania and a massachusetts high school sports league were also named in that investigation. this comes after several schools forfeited the women's volleyball matches against san jose state university last season after it was reported that a trans player was indeed on the team. in response to the investigation, san jose state university president said in a statement, "san jose state university is committed to insuring that all of our students, including our student athletes, are treated fairly, free fr

live look at washington, d.c., where governor gavin newsom, wrapping up his trip after meeting with president trump and members of congress to discuss california's water supply and the deadly fires in la. today, the governor is expected to sign a host of measures to protect communities from urban fire storms. this after the eaton palisades fire burned through more than 37,000 acres, damaged 18,000 structures. the new measures include requiring buildings and high risk areas to have a five foot ember resistant zone. newsom is also ordering cal fire to add about 1.4 million acres of land onto its fire prone map, which will subject homeowners to home hardening rules. and governor newsom seems optimistic after meeting with the president yesterday. while we don't know exactly what was discussed, both the governor and the white house are signaling they are working together to help fire victims. newsom spoke with cnn about that partnership. >>the president wants to do something that's never been done, and that is address this crisis with a degree of sophistication and focus to get the job done and ge

i would love to see gavin newsom run for president. i would talk about it every single day. and i'd love to continue to shine lights on the absolute incompetence here in california. but i think for republicans, i think what we do need, you know, certainly we're moving in the right direction, however slow it may be. do i think we're at a turning point? i don't know yet. i feel like so many catastrophic and large-scale failures have happened here in california, and i don't think californians have gotten to that point yet. and i think what it's really going to take is a big leader that can come in on the republican ticket and do that. >> right, and the last you had was arnold schwarzenegger, who was obviously larger than life in every way possible, and he broke through so many different molds. but you have thoughts. >> yeah, again, i want to go back to our country is in deep trouble, and it's not one part or the other. it's our country is in deep trouble. and one of the things that's happened through three decades of doing nothing but focusing on negative campaigns is trust in

. >> but the question remains will governor gavin newsom support it? last year he vetoed a similar bill in this veto message. he argued the bill could violate technical provisions of the state constitution and added his administration was already looking to hire 2000 additional firefighters in the coming years. the newsom administration also notes the amount of cal fire personnel has nearly doubled since he took office in 2019. still, this firefighter says more needs to be done. she hopes newsom supports the new legislation. we have to have a ready workforce. california has to make the investment so we can truly do what we're meant to do and that save property and lives. and we reached out to newsom's office for his take on this new bill. but his team made clear he typically does not comment on pending legislation. >> reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, a look at the star-studded nba all-star lineup coming to oakland will be right back. >> influencers, retired athletes film stars all putting their basketball skill

. >> on wednesday, california governor gavin newsom and first partner jennifer siebel newsom sent a statement that said dennis was a man of integrity. he believed in finding and reporting the truth and in treating subjects and audiences alike with respect. his legacy lives on through all the reporters he inspired, the stories he shared, and the people who trusted in him. jennifer and i joined his family and friends in mourning the loss of this great man. just a few of the remembrances were receiving in the ktvu newsroom about dennis richmond. a broadcast legend. reporting from the newsroom jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. jenna and dennis richmond was a major force in our ktvu newsroom. former colleague sharing some memories today. randy shannon, bill richmond's producer, before becoming our station's political reporter, says he set the gold standard for journalism. >> dennis richmond was california's walter cronkite, the most respected man in broadcast journalism, period. he just he just was the man. you knew it when you saw him. he was demanding of me, and sometimes it stun

voy a contar a continuación, y es que el presidente donald trump y el gobernador de california, gavin newsome de nuestra cadena hermana nbc bay area, detalló que hablaron durante aproximadamente una hora y media. además, newsom también informó que se reunió con congresistas demócratas y republicanos. en telemundo 48 somos primeros contigo, por eso le queremos informar que el código qr que usted ya está viendo en este momento en su pantalla es el enlace que le va a llevar a nuestro sitio web, donde a su vez usted va a poder tener acceso a esa tarjeta roja que tanto podría necesitar. ojalá que no, pero puede imprimirla en ella se le indican sus derechos de inmigrante en caso de que sea detenido por agentes de inmigración. este código lo vamos a mantener a lo largo de el noticiero. y bueno, la noticia de hoy una jueza federal dictaminó este miércoles la suspensión indefinida de la orden ejecutiva de donald trump, aquella que buscaba eliminar el derecho a la ciudadanía por nacimiento. es decir, este derecho continuará vigente para todos los bebés que nazcan en estados unidos. da igual el estatus

legislation, which was passed during a special legislative session session, now goes to governor gavin newsom's desk for his signature. reporting live here in san jose. bob redell, nbc, bay area news. all right, bob, thank you. later tonight, san francisco police will host a town hall to answer questions about a recent deadly police shooting. it all follows a standoff on january 27th. this was at ninth and mission south of market. officers shot and killed the gunman, who they say shot and critically injured the owner of a pot dispensary. investigators are still not saying what led up to the initial shooting, but that incident is not believed to have been a robbery attempt. thousands of teachers across california are demanding better conditions at schools. today, more than 70,000 educators from 32 school districts launched a campaign called we can't wait. it is a collective bargaining effort demanding fully staffed schools, competitive wages and safe campuses. local unions, part of the larger california teachers association, joined the effort, saying teachers are being priced out of the communit

with that, the state assembly officially get lulled into governor gavin newsom, special legislative session this afternoon. >> all to take up 2 bills. the governor believes will help the state prepare for and respond to actions taken by the trump administration clerk will open the road. the first bill calls for the state to allocate 25 million dollars to the california department of justice to help attorney general rob bonta fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. the second bill proposes another 25 million dollars for immigration-related legal services to fight against trump backed mass deportations. the majority of democrats in this chamber voicing support for the legislation. and let me be blunt. >> right now. californians are being threatened by an out of control administration in washington. that doesn't care about the constitution. but things there are no limits to its power given the many executive orders that have been issued over the past 2 weeks. i can say with clarity or we do not trust president donald trump. >> this funding is about upholding the rule of law. th