twe've got the recall efforts really gaining steam to recall gavin newsom. we've seen an assemblyman there introduce a bill to try to curtail gavin newsom's emergency powers. he said gavin newsom for 300 days has been making unilateral decisions without consulting and working with the legislature. do you think looking at all this, are californians finally waking up? >> i think so, lisa. i'm looking at it.

el gobernador gavin newsom lo anunciÓ esta maÑana, padilla es hijo de inmigrantes, tiene 47 aÑos y creciÓle de san fernando. gracias por acomÑarÑos. esto sentarÁ un precedente en california. finalmente el congreso aprobÓ el paquete de ayuda econÓmica por la pandemia, vamos a ver quÉ incluye ademÁs de los 600 dÓlares. >>> la ayuda finalmente estÁ en camino, los polÍticos en el congreso aprobaron el paquete de ayuda econÓmica que les darÁ dinero a lasescuelas, y tambiÉn a los inmigrantes. >>> en el momento mÁs preciso no lo recibamos, esta noticia espero que sea correcta. >>> personas que ganan menos de 6 # 5 mil dÓlares al aÑo recibirÁn un pago de 600 dÓlares o 1200 para los que ganen 150 mil dÓlares al aÑo. el paquete tambiÉn incluye 300 dÓlares adicionales para la semana para los que tienen beneficios de desempleo y 200 mil millones de dÓlares para pequeÑos negocios. tambiÉn millones mÁs ayudar a las escuelas y arrendatarios que no pueden pagar su renta. >>> el rescae te es algo. >>> el acuerdo sucede tras varios meses de negociaciones entre republicanos y demÓcratas, ya que recalcamos q

we really can recall gavin newsom.possible, and it seems lik it's happening. >> the state of california is magnificent, the people are fabulous, when i was on the lef and even now we note that california, we are glued to buy the left is a petri dish about what they can get away with, what could they push on people. it is interesting framework where they achieve the dream of being a they seem to have everything they want, and they can't admit when their wrong. they are doubling down with thi new stage, it is a condemnation of more businesses, of the future for everybody, do they actually think they're going to outrun the virus? what do you think the outcome i going to be? what is it going to take for gavin newsom and the democrats to say we were wrong. >> as you remember back in 2003 davis doubled down in the wrong direction time and time again. heat our economy was in ruin, our electricity was unreliable, and tax increases followed. gavin newsom is doing to the same thing. it is the tyrannical orators that first we're

joe biden hasn't said anything to gavin newsom. but what kind of pressure is gavin newsom going to be under to pick an african-american woman or a latino woman or somebody like that in california? i think it's interesting. joe biden knows that by picking senator harris that he is taking the only black woman in america out of the senate. do you think that that's going to weigh heavily in california? you think gavin newsom is going to pick who he wants? >> it is going to weigh heavily. and this is not a position that i envy for gavin newsom. i mean, he has, you know, every group lobbying him to pick their own candidate, so we know there's incredibly strong pressure from the latino lobby. we know that alex padilla is one of the folks whose name has been bandied the most, xavier becerra before he was appointed at hhs cabinet pick was a contender. but we know black women's groups, women's groups of color have been very forceful in telling gavin newsom we need to have a woman and a woman of color here. so this is going to be a very tough

gobernador está en cuarentena debido que un empleado de su oficina dio positivo al covid-19 y gavin newsomr su parte funcionarios dicen estar trabajando con oficinas de servicio de emergencia y departamento de salud pública para rastreo de contacto. >> si viven en el condado marín tome nota porque la prueba del covid-19 está disponible desde hoy, el condado se unió a la compañía para combatir las pruebas y para solicitarla tienen que hacer una cita en línea y estarán disponibles en el centro comunitario y también hay información del 6 de enero y los residentes pueden ir al ayuntamiento y entre otros puntos. >> le invitamos a estar pendiees de las páginas. >> a pocos días de celebrar la navidad ha preocupación de las fiestas clandestinas como en los Ángeles donde 66 personas fueron detenidas. >> esto ante el alto número de contagios y varias persona fueron soprendeidas en una fiesta y 66 individuos fueron detenidos y la cam newton en contra de treuniones inició con el anuncio del jefe de alerta del alguacil y es que después del día de acción de gracias y a cuatro días de celebrarse la navid

governor gavin newsom is now holding his coronavirus update from quarantine. let's take a listen. >> we continue to see record- breaking icu capacity, hospitals that are getting filled up, a surge that we are experiencing. not dissimilar to other parts of the country but putting real challenges on our staffing here in the state. you can see from this slide that we have currently deployed these state stats specifically. now, 75 facilities in 24 counties. you can see the kind of staff we are utilizing. the california national guard as well as contract staff and our cal met teams are very familiar if any of you have tuned into these presentations. and, working with health and human services. i will talk more about that and some of the requests we had in the federal government in just a brief second. as it relates to the federal request, specifically around dod staffing as well as that, we are trying to extend the staffing that we currently are enjoying down in imperial county. they are due to reemploy elsewhere the middle of this week. i had a very good call with

what is it going to taper gavin newsom and the democrats to say, we were wrong? double down in the wrong direction. economy in ruins, electra said unreliable. and tax increases followed. gavin newsom has done the same thing, he's added one more thing, these tyrannical orders that at first were obeyed and iw didn't work and now you have industry, especially the restaurant industry in full revolt. you can go anywhere in california, particularly in southern california and sit down and have a dinner in a restaurant where they just simply said, i'm not going to close again, we are not the cause of of this, the patronsng are coming back to those restaurants because they too know that three quarters of all the cases originate in the home and less than 1% originate in restaurants and similar places. gavin newsom will not allow real science, instead he has a political science concept that isn't working. >> tammy: it's astounding and it's in our face. it's a fire. it's burning on the future. in 30 seconds we have left here, the los angeles county d.a., and astounding confl

we have the recall effort to recall gavin newsom.e saw an assemblyman introduce a bill to curtail gavin newsom's emergency powers. he said gavin newsom for 300 days has been making decisions without consulting the legislature. are californians finally waking up? >> we get a lot of people from california into arizona. they are fed up with governor newsom. governor newsom issued orders and mandates. he affected businesses. he shut them down. we had loss of jobs. and in the meantime he hasn't bothered to fulfill his responsibility by following the laws and mandates put on the people. it created unrest over there. that's why i think you are seeing the legislature saying we should be making these decisions, and that's why the recall movement is picking up steam according to my friends and resources in california. lisa: there are conversations we should being a about basic freedoms. a lot of businesses and businesses robbed of the ability to earn a living. my question to you, are we still a free country? >> we are seeing it limited. it's m

>>now at 3 governor gavin newsome has confirmed that the new strain of covid-19 that was discovered in the uk has been detected in california. thank you for joining us here on kron 4 news at 3 i'm sanaz tahernia the governor made the announcement during a virtual events with doctor anthony fauci today the governor's office says it was found in a patient in san diego county. but no further details were provided. we go out now live to kron four's dan kerman following the conversation between our governor and the nation's top and does infectious-disease expert good afternoon. dan. >>we know is very coincidental that it turns out that this new strain of the virus comes to california. just as the governor is sitting down for an online conversation with doctor fauci during that time they discussed many issues this one number one doctor fauci says he is not surprised this train has come to california and says it's likely we'll go other places as well. >>i'm not surprised that you have a case of mike leigh more cases in california. and we likely we'll be seeing reports from other states colora

amy: alex padilla is a close ally of governor gavin newsom.s not taken a public stance on popular progressive issues such as medicare for all, the green new deal, and abolishing ice -- immigration customs enforcement. for more on his appointment, we go to los angeles where we're joined by fernando guerra. he is a professor of political science at loyola marymount university where he is also the director of the center for the study of los angeles. we welcome you to democracy now! it is great to have you back after a number of years. can you start out by talking about the significance of this appointment and who alex padilla is, someone you have known for many, many years? >> obvious the, the significance is very historic and symbolic that latinos now have this position. there have beeterminus amount of latino political mobilization. you've seen latino myers and lieutenant governor,atinos be the head of the legislature a speaker or president pro tem of the senate. really the only key positions that latinos have not paid in modern times is u.s. s

now at least eight companies gavin newsom has invested in got, partially owned by governor gavin newsomn loans from the paycheck protection program when it was intended for small businesses. when those companies employ, one of them employed 10 times fewer workers than the average small business in the program. we know that these businesses are in a blind trust. the governor doesn't have say what goes on, but what is your take on that story? >> it just feeds into the narrative he thinks he is above it. remember his kids were going to school at private school while others couldn't. he traveled when others don't. he had this, these big events at this french laundry restaurant with many people from many families when he was telling others they couldn't do that sort of thing. that's what is fueling the pot fire. he sit there in his own office making rules and regulations for everyone to live by. meanwhile he is driving restaurants out of business. there is big push back now from small business in this state and it is very bipartisan. i can tell you with the 800,000 signatures we have so far

but look, if any of the things that gavin newsom was doing, if any of the things that gavin newsom wasng were working, then california would not be in the situation. a mea culpa. i did go against eric garcetti, my mayor in los angeles. his rule. i walked middog this morning. yesterday i don't want to out myself on national tv, i got an illegal haircut. which i think is looking pretty solid. [laughter] >> kennedy: they are coming for you now. if you hear a knock on the door you are going to the hooskow. good job, buddy. >> dave: don't worry. it's l and the new d.a. doesn't arrest people. it's okay. >> kennedy: anyone right of center, you are going to gitmo. emily talk about the legal ramifications here. what is the process? you are from northern california where you there are cesspool pockets of human delight. >> emily: very true. i was a resident of san francisco when mayor newsom invested in the care not cash program. sorry, i'm having ear difficulty. i apologize. so after there is the requisite 1.2 million signatures, it will get on the ballot. we saw a successful recall with governo

gavin newsom is still getting paid.ll the people lecturing these businesses of all closing down and they need to do their part to make sure that everybody is safe, they've done everything they've been asked besides shutting down now to be safe. and b, people telling them to do this have never had to do any of that. they are also employed and capable of providing for their families. it's a good thing that they are fed up with it. the government has failed to prove with scientific data, their justification for ruining people's livelihoods and the livelihoods of their employees that by the way don't just have consequences today but for generations. it's a generational problem. the government officials are putting on them. >> kennedy: it's a good point. people are spending their life savings trying to keep their businesses afloat but it's not going to be enough on the east coast because new york city in new york and new jersey were going to be shut down for business with the storm coming. >> harris: there's always going to

twe've got the recall efforts really gaining steam to recall gavin newsom. we've seen an assemblyman there introduce a bill to try to curtail gavin newsom's emergency powers. he said gavin newsom for 300 days has been making unilateral decisions without consulting and working with the legislature. do you think looking at all this, are californians finally waking up? >> i think so, lisa. i'm looking at it. as you know, we get a lot of people from california into erizona and they are fed up quite frankly with governor suesome. and --p newsom. governor newsom issued orders andd mandates, he affected businesses, he shut them down. we've had loss of jobs over there. and in the meantime he hasn't bothered to actually fulfill his responsibility by following those laws and mandates that he's put on these people. it's really created some unrest over there. and that's why i think you're seeing the legislature starting to say look, we should be making some of these decisions, number one. number two, that's why that recall movement is really picking up steam according t

. >> today, california governor gavin newsom will hold a news conference on his state's response tothe coronavirus and . as part of parts of california activator stakeholders. watch live coverage 12:30 on c-span2. >> the cdc advisory committee organization practices a virtual meeting to discuss recommendations would get the covid-19 vaccine first. the two groups likely to receiveposes our healthcare workers and long-term care facilityresidents . this is a portion of the meeting . >> today we will revisit the allocation of the covid-19 vaccine to answer the following policy questions. should healthcare personnel and long-term care facility residents be offered vaccination to phase 1 a. after we have reviewed the evidence, then clinical considerations and safety monitoring presented by my colleagues we return to this question. >> recalled that during the aca community meeting last week reviewed evidence to inform allocation decisions. for the finance, the workgroup examined covid-19 disease burden as well as the balance of harmony group. of course details of the phase 3 data will further

>> the breaking point was gavin newsom himself. he has been a disaster of the governor.ting california on lockdown eight nine months ago he did one thing in public but acted completely different behind-the-scenes and the things that really got everybody in california outraged this past month was when he was caught with a group of lobbyists and multimillionaires at a private upscale one of the most expensive restaurants in america and he was having the greatest time without a mask or anything and got caught because the woman was sitting across from him at another table and took out her phone and start doing a videocam having a grand time. that was emblematic of how he has acted as governor. jillian: the pictures on your screen, very exclusive, expensive restaurant. how many signatures do you need? where you know it how many do you have and what happens next? >> we need 1.49 million signatures. we are at 840,000 signatures. we have until march 17th which is st. patrick's day so we have until then to gather the rest of the signatures but we will not stop at 1.49 million sig

contacto con alguien infectado por el coronavirus roberto ruíz nos explica más >>> el gobernador gavin newsom seis pies de distancia durante al menos cinco minutos en otraspalabras si usted decide descargar la aplicación y resulta positivo el coronavirus personas con las que usted estuvo cerca obtendrán una notificación de riesgo de contagio siempre y cuando estas personas también hayan bajado la aplicación sin embargo, un residente de nuestra región no está muy convencido con este sistema >>> no descarga haría la aplicación en mi teléfono por privacidad y creo que el gobierno está poniendo más pánico en la comunidad que una solución >>> estamos abriendo la puerta para que el gobierno se dÉ cuenta dónde estamos >>> pero el gobernador gavin newsom afirma que el proceso es privadono solo eso, sino también anónimo y seguro y que es una de las muchas herramientas en el enfoque basado en datos del estado para ayudar a reducir la propagación. según autoridades la nueva aplicación móvilcreada por apple y google esta disposición en 16 estados del país y que el iphone está disponible a partir de este

en inglÉs) >>> en los Últimos tres dÍas tenemos un promedio de 25 mil casos dijo el gobernador gavin newsomtra en una etapa para reducir el nÚmero de casos porque hay pocas camas disponibles. >>> el Área de una bahÍa continÚa por arriba del 15% de camas disponibles. es mi reporte, desde san francisco. >>> gracias. queremos mostrarles el mapa donde esdan los condados que implementaron el encierro preventivo. el Álameda iniciÓ el lunes, y en marÍn es maÑana martes. >>> en marÍn iniciÓ su orden este martes, la orden iniciarÁ al mediodÍa, por ello residentes salieron hoy para comprar, los centros deben funcionar al 20% de su capacidad y no se permiten comidas al aire libe. >>> solano no decidiÓ implementar la orden de quedarse casa por el momento, y solano tiene como objetivo brindar mÁs tiempo a las empresas locales. >>> el condado san mateo no se uniÓ al resto de la bahÍa por este encierro preventivo, vamos con andrÉs y el informe. >>> quÉ tal. nosotros recorrimos el condado san mateo y es el ambiente que vemos, locales abiertos, con gente, mucho trÁfico y centros comerciales, el oficial de s

show governor gavin newsom of california dining both maskless and indoors at the fancy french laundry restaurant espite severe lockdown restrictions against indoor dining for the very people he governs. chicago mayor lori lightfoot celebrating in the of ocially distant streets her city. you will see speaker nancy is a indoors at a hair loan in san francisco when is a loans -- salons in san francisco for outdoor ned services.

get started today. ♪ >> shannon: the effort to recall california governor gavin newsom got a huge cashusion today, as many in the media are now saying it is time to take the recall effort seriously. a "los angeles times" headline, "newsom should not ignore an effort to recall him. here's how you can fight it." "the washington post" saying gavin newsom had given republicans a recall campaign against him a fighting chance. congressman elect republican darrell issa will soon return to congress representing california's 50th district and joins us again. good to see you, congressman. >> good to see you, shannon. and thanks for covering our on-again, off-again, its right, it's wrong, don't do it but i do it governor. >> shannon: i mean, this recall effort has really picked up steam, and when people think back about governor grande arnold schwarzenegger, you know this thing can actually happen, and there are those say could happen. sending kids back to their classrooms and reopening restaurants and other businesses, and stay away from dinner parties at expensive restaurants. at least a few of

do you think leaders like gavin newsom might rethink their strategy?n: i think it's an interesting study here. gavin newsom, who notoriously was out partying at french laundry while he has his state shut down, it really hasn't shown the kind of leadership tht you would hope for. the fact of the matter is it's like a parent and a child. when you tell somebody they can't do something, they are more likely to say, "you know what? it's been seven, eight, nine months. i'm going to do it anyway." if he suggests, he put down not restrictions but "here's how you can help slow the spread," i think you're more likely to get cooperation. that's what you seen in a lot of states. they're not locking people down, they're giving suggestions, best practices, but when you restrict people and what they can do, they are naturally going to ignore it, especially when he sees someone like gavin newsom who is supposed to be setting an example, he is out there partying while other people are suffering. >> lisa: but kennedy, even going back and looking at hospital data in new

. >> reporter: siding sharp increases in covid-19 cases, hospitalizations, and death, governor gavin newsom issued a new regional stay-at-home order with strict new rules. >> back to back days with 113 deaths just in the last 14 days, close to 1000 californians have lost their lives due to covid-19. >> reporter: as of now, all nonessential travel is temporarily restricted statewide. the new stay-at-home order breaks the state into five regions instead of individual counties. monterey and santa cruz county are included in the bay area region. when and areas icu capacity drops 50% or less, restrictions would go into place for three weeks but none of the regions currently meet the threshold, but newsom expects four of the five will in coming days. by the mid to late december in the bay area. >> it is about how we reduce our mixing altogether. >> reporter: the order shipped on many nonessential businesses including bars, wineries, and personal care services like hair and hair salons, playgrounds, museums, and zoos must also close. retail stores will be limited to 20% capacity, and restaurant ca

governor gavin newsom warned monday without more restrictions and number of patients could double or triple within a month, pushing icu bed capacity at the state level to 112% by mid december and 92% in the bay area by early january. right now, health officials are keeping an eye on the possible surge the next two or three weeks following thanksgiving. millions of travel, despite pleas from local leaders and governor gavin newsom says drastic measures will need to take place to get things under control. take a listen to him address that from yesterday's state address. >> it will require, and we are assessing this in real-time over the next day or two, to make determinations of deep purple moves in those purple tiered status. that is more equivalent and in line with the stay-at-home order that folks were familiar with in the beginning of this year. with modifications in terms of the work that we are currently doing. >> reporter: the governor did not elaborate on what exactly that stay-at-home order would look like but he said he is working with officials across the state from los ange

best is yet to come >>in a landmark ruling a san diego judge has delivered a blow to governor gavin newsom'shutdown orders allowing strip clubs and restaurants in san diego county to reopen to strip clubs filed a lawsuit, arguing they should be allowed to offer live dancing the judge not only granted them an injunction. he said it also applies to all businesses that serve food. the county plans to appeal the ruling but in the meantime the judge's order prevents law enforcement from enforcing the shutdown this is just one of several lawsuits, the governor is facing over california's regional stay at home order rules that shut down restaurants and most of the state a group of bipartisan california state senators is urging the governor to reconsider stay at home order rules for restaurants and to allow them to resume in person dining our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>as the ban on in person dining continues across most of california, some state lawmakers are stepping in vital to our communities to our families to our economy so why not give them a half. >>that they can meet

>>governor gavin newsome wednesday introduced a 2 billion dollar school reopening plan allowing some to restart as soon as february learning remains non negotiable. but obvious, neither is safety the plan is a phased approach at first it primarily targets in person teaching for elementary school students and younger more details of the plan are slated to be released next week. but the administration promises increased efforts to provide personal protective equipment, frequent testing and contact tracing the governor confirmed teachers are set to be prioritized in the next phase of vaccinations in california running through the spring of 2021 news, some promises his administration will also provide a website where parents students and staff can see their schools reopening status case outbreaks and state funding the administration is hoping to have most schools open across the board by early spring of 2021 with distance learning still an option they are district said simply just don't have the to get access to covid testing which they would have questions about how do i say the old and

[habla en inglÉs] >> el gobernador gavin newsom, anuncia que sube en un 88%, estas cifras ya duplicadosta este momento 85% de las camas de hospitales del Área de la bahÍa estÁn ocupadas, se proyecta que para el mes de enero ya no habrÁn unidades disponibles para mÁs pacientes, mÉdicos seÑalan que las reuniones familiares pueden acelerar estas cifras, el gobernador seÑala un toque de queda que podrÍa durar 2 semanas. presentadora: compaÑera nos dice que va a suceder, carla, estamos contigo. >> buenas tardes, el condado de santa clara endurece poblaciones que ya se conocÍan, las autoridades temen que todos las vacaciones y el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias perjudique mÁs esta situaciÓn. >> este sÁbado pasado se reportaron 760 nuevos casos de coronavirus y 200 hospitalizaciones. >> en el espesor -- en el este y sur del condado tienen pocas o no tienen camas. >> supermercados y farmacias, 25% de capacidad, se prohibirÁ la prÁctica de deportes a nivel profesional. >> los viajes de gusto y no esenciales, son fuertemente des aconsejados, una nueva directiva requerida que las personas se pondrÁ en c

this comes after governor gavin newsom, sam liccardo, breed and gavin newsom were caught in the similarituation. we asked about her reaction to the actions of her political colleagues. >> one of the most important tools we have during a pandemic is public trust in the government. every day we are asking people to make tremendous sacrifices and to believe that they are necessary according to science and so that trust, that belief is incredibly important and it is on us to continue to reearn that trust every day. >> the mayor complimented the overall leadership her colleagues have shown adding she wants to show grace to them and everyone in the public because these are difficult times. >>> well, this has become such an issue that restaurant in l.a. is poking fun at governor gavinn kn newsom and mayor breed for attending meals at the french laundry. this is called eat at joes that posted a sign outside that says the french laundry patio dining. san francisco chronicle insider and abc 7 news contributor phil joins me now. i want to get this out of the way, have you eaten at french laundry r

governor gavin newsom giving us some clues. >>> you're looking live at the big board.e. another update on how we are doing this morning coming up. >>> plus. >> you guys took 16,000 from the account. where did it go? >> they froze my account and took my money. >> bank accounts drained. without explanation all with connection to the edd. a major u.s. bank that could be caught in major trouble. more on that. so many of you clicking on this story this morning. but, first, check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> it's been such a sad story, too. that's the lifeline for so many folks right now. i hope they can get it straightened out. let's take a look at what is going on weatherwise. a lot of fog in the south bay and at least we don't have freezing temperatures there like we do in the north bay where sue tells me black ice around highway 116 in green valley. be careful, that could be an issue throughout the morning commute. temperatures running from 36 in munt e mountain view to 45 in san jose. head up the east bay shore and some fog is starting to sneak up to castro vall

in the bay area can be ringing in 2021 under a stay at home order governor gavin newsome released new rules as the state tries to stabilize hospital capacity. the stay at home order will go into effect by region once there are fewer than 15% of icu beds available in that region as of right now in the bay area only 25% of icu beds are available at this rate the stay at home order could go into effect by the end of the month. the latest stay at home order will last 3 weeks and close several businesses including bars wineries hair salons and barbershops retail can remain open, but only at 20% capacity. restaurants are only allowed to offer takeout. well in san francisco restaurants are on edge about the fate of outdoor dining some restaurants are apparently getting calls that outdoor dining will be shut down this weekend. the manager of john's grill on ellis street says he got a call from people involved with planning in the city. they alerted him when the city would shut down outdoor dining maybe on saturday. like many other restaurants, john's grill recently spent a lot of money for it

that's kind of adjuster and to encourage other restaurants in california to do the same thing to gavin newsom yeah, welcome my feet surprised if newsom even tries to go to a restaurant after that don't likerp this. and it's funny and newsworthy, but at the end of the day, i dollars a dollar. i will take a dollar. no, i'm just kidding. [laughter] >> tammy: look, i'm a former californian. it's my homeme state. i'm a native loss angeleno. and we did recall a governor, gray davis, not so long ago. californians -- we really still are -- while it's generally a liberal state, we are the wild west. this is a dynamic for you and businesses there that gavin newsom in particular is talking about in another lockdown. it's as though they just don't care. >> most of the restaurant owners have had it. you are seen a lot that are opening, but here's the important thing did not. because the last thing i want to do is create a scenario where by we are opening in risky situations. most of david's restaurant owners, actually all of them, have followed the rules all along. we've been very aware of the coronavirus

>>as intensive care units across the state reached their breaking point governor gavin newsom announced monday california's regional stay-at-home orders will likely be extended based upon all the data and based on all these trend lines it's very likely based on this current chance that we'll need to extend state leaders did not say how much longer the orders might be extended for most regions they were set to expire next week. the governor says a decision on this could come either later this week or early next you know the top the governor gave his weekly update from his home office quarantining for a second time after coming into contact with the staff member who tested positive for the virus. the unnamed staffer, one of the more than 43,000 cases, the state is averaging daily california is also averaging about 233 covid-19 related deaths a day the state tries to suppress this version of the virus alarm over a new strain of coronavirus in the united kingdom has prompted state leaders to explore a mandatory quarantine protocol for travelers coming from parts of the world seeing the stra

i hear gavin newsom asking for more cowbell. he wants more. in fact is we haven't had enough lockdowns. >> i mean, the problem is that is not a very good scientist. you always need a control group when you're thinking about whether something has caused a or b. you brought up florida at the beginning. that's a pretty good control group. it's similar in climate to california in some ways and get -- and it's basically been open since september. disney world is open, schools are meeting in person. there are very few business restrictions and yet florida actually has fewer deaths per capita now than top 40 -- california has. the lockdowns have not actually contributed in any meaningful way to the death toll from covid-19 in california. and in fact the lockdowns contributive themselves. they've made it more difficult both physically and psychologically for the population of california. >> will: we are never weighing that side of the balance sheet. where is the cost when it comes to depression, business loss, where is the other side of this balance s

the things that are going to affect gavin newsom and it's kind of funny. the french laundry becomes the nail in the wall on which you hang the picture. the question is what is the picture going to be? if the picture is, he has got kids back in school. he is taking care of small businesses. and the vaccine is out there, and available and we are moving forward in a way that people actually feel, that's one picture. if the other picture is kids are still not in school for whatever reason, he not get the teacher's union union on board. he cannot get the schools reopened and clean. if small businesses are continuing to suffer, with 25% or less of what they were used to making, and if the vaccine is not getting out there or people are not taking it or whatever it is. that picture gets hupg s hung french laundry peg and he has trouble. >> i like that analogy, phil, thank you so much, you can read his column on wednesdays and sundays. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailsto

gavin newsom gave a stark update on the state's figures.have increased 86% just in the last 1a days. and icu admissions, 67% over a similar period of time. we've seen death rate increase significantly over the course of the last number of weeks. just take a look at the slide. a month ago on november 2, we reported tragic loss 01:14 lives related to this pandemic. in the last 2a hours similar to the previous 2a hours we've reported back to back days with 113 deaths. just in the last 1a days close to 1000 californians have lost their lives due to covid—19. so long has more. we heard gavin newsom setting out those grim figures and why he's had to ta ke grim figures and why he's had to take this divisive action. —— decisive action. what he stopped short of was imposing a state—wide lockdown. what he's done is put in place regional stay—at—home orders in places where intensive care units and more than 85 —— are more than 85% full. there is some limited relief, perhaps too strong a word, that there is not a state—wide lockdown, but people really

gavin newsom gave a stark update on the state's figures.ve increased 86% just in the last 1a days. and icu admissions, 67% over a similar period of time. we've seen death rate increase significantly over the course of the last number of weeks. just take a look at the slide. a month ago on november 2, we reported tragic loss of 1a lives related to this pandemic. in the last 2a hours similar to the previous 2a hours we've reported back to back days with 113 deaths. just in the last 1a days close to 1000 californians have lost their lives due to covid—19. 0ur correspondent sophie long joins me now from los angeles. sophie, the figures are actually start. tell us how people are reacting to the order —— absolutely start. we've heard gavin newsom setting out those grim figures and why he's had to take this decisive action. what he stops short of a little earlier today was imposing a state wide lockdown which some people have been anticipating. what he's done is put in place regional stay—at—home orders in places where intensive care units are mor

gavin newsom does what he wants. good for him.ut for the rest of everybody, the 40 million residents in his state, how much of it is arbitrary, and how much of it is no science there to do this, to do that? >> dr. saphier: when we first started, we didn't have a lot of data into some of these measures, but since march, we have come up with a lot of science regarding it, but i can find u.s. study that will sit whatever narrative you want to dispute, but when it comes to some of these restrictions, i can tell you that we have far evolved from where we were in march. there is no reason to have my get at lockdowns anymore. we now have a virus transmits. we know who the vulnerable are. and we know the negative ramifications that came from the lockdowns, so they need to be much smarter and targeted measures. it is not blanket stay-at-home orders anyway. keep the most vulnerable home, have them be distancing. make sure you're keeping our businesses open. the science shows us in terms of dining, we had a study out of stanford that's it in

california governor gavin newsom wi

. >> y gavin newsom nombró a alex, como el secretario del estado, el puesto vacante de kamala harris,n inglés) . >> hijo de inmigrantes alex padilla a sus 47 años, se convierte en el primer senador latino de california, lo que le da otro nivel de representante a hispanos, sus padres emigraron de méxico, criando su familia en pacoima, su padre era cocinero de comida rápida, su madre limpiaba casas, asistió a escuelas públicas, se graduó del instituto de tecnología en massachusetts, después en una de las universidades más prestigiosas del país, fue activista en la juventud, lychó cotra el crimen después fue elegido miembro del concejo municipal de los Ángeles, padilla el 2006 fue elegido en el senado de california, expandió la educación, demandando control de armas, como secretario de estado, defendió intensamente el programa de daca, y el de3recho al voto, ocupará el escaño hasta el 2022, cuando tiene que repostularse . >> y sobre la noticia que captó la atención de muchos, tenemos diversas reacciones a continuación . >> Él será una grna parte del futuro del país, representándonos en c

efforts to recall gavin newsom are picking up steam. former, now once again incoming california congressman darrell ice on that story and more next. . look how the shirt on the left attracts pet hair like a magnet! pet hair is no match for bounce. with bounce, you can love your pets, and lint roll less. ...little things... ...can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines, and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of you. .. ♪ piano playing

gavin newsom nombrÓ a alex padilla, sectario estado, como el reemplazante de kamala harris. decisiÓn es histórica, ya que padilla es el primero en este puesto. quien estÁ a favor de esta decisiÓn considera que padilla tiene experiencia y trayectoria para estar en washington, en momentos en los que podrÍan ser decisivos para la prÓxima administraciÓn de joe biden. ramÓn: buenas noches, las relaciones no se hicieron esperar al conocer que alex padilla ocuparÍa la vacante que dejÓ kamala harris en el senado, luego de aceptar la invitaciÓn de joe biden para ocupar la vicepresidencia de los estados unidos. Álamos con los partidarios de padilla y nos dicen por quÉ fue elegido. otros preguntan por quÉ ese asiento en el senado no se le otorgÓ a una mujer. esa es informaciÓn. la reacciÓn de organizaciones que trabajan para asegurar que haya representaciÓn de latinos en todos los niveles del gobierno, se manifestaron despuÉs de saber que alex padilla serÁ parte del senado de los estados unidos. >> el exsecretario alex padilla nos va a representar a todos como senador. ramÓn luis alejo

posible reapertura, el gobernador gavin newsom anuncia.gilancia, estamos a un dÍa y permanecemos en constantes reglas para evitar contagios. noticias univisiÓn14, comienza ya. >> buenas tardes, los saluda paola b. mÁs de 25.000 personas han perdido la vida en nuestro estado, esta cifra se registrÓ hoy miÉrcoles, california ahora es el estado con mÁs contagios 2,2 millones, un nuevo rÉcord para un solo dÍa, mientras que los contagios suben el nÚmero de unidades de terapia intensiva baja, en el Área de la bahÍa, hay menos unidades que ayer en los condados de napa y san mateo, el promedio para nuestra regiÓn ahora es del 7,6%, este nÚmero debe subir al 15% antes del 8 de enero para que termine la orden de quedarse en casa en el Área de la bahÍa. gavin newsom informa prioridad a las escuelas primarias, el gobierno estatal espera que para febrero o marzo autorice reapertura en condados de reportan menos contagios, luego de este anuncio nuestro equipo contacto para el siguiente plan, buenas tardes. carla: yo este anuncio que apunta para positivi

that governor gavin newsom's team is really worried about your recall efforts.n how he said do not do gatherings at restaurants and then he ate at a really fancy restaurant in napa valley. he botched his lockdown speared calling them irrational and arbitrary. he broke his own lockdown rules. now at least eight companies gavin newsom has investigated, they got millions of dollars in loans from the paycheck protection program when it was intended for small businesses. one of them employed 10 times fewer workers than the average small business in the program. we know that they are in a blind trust. what is your take on that story? >> it just feeds into this narrative that he thinks he is above it. his kids were going to private schools when others could not. he traveled when others could not. he had this big event at a restaurant with many people from many families when he was telling others they could not do that sort of thing. he sits there in his own office making rules and regulations for everybody to live by, meanwhile he is driving restaurants out of business

6:00 the i-team with a live up daylight into ppp loans given to companies founded by governor gavin newsom. hundreds of small business owners saw our report. >>> could this fuel the recall effort to take gavin newsom out of office? we'll joined live by kron cochr insider phil to discuss. this amidst the coronavirus pandemic set records statewide and some bay area hospitals are already running out of beds. >> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. >>> the abc 7 news i-team revealed nine companies part of the pump jack group founded by gavin newsom received millions of funding. the intent of the federal program was to keep small businesses afloat during the pandemic. >> new data released by the sba and analyzed by abc 7 news indicates plump jack businesses including wineries, bars, and restaurants eight of which are partially owned by governor newsom received nearly $3 million in ppp loans. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. we want to remind those of you joining us in 2018 newsom placed the ownership interest of the plump jack gr

i don't know if we'll cross-over to gavin newsom.et's go ahead and listen to gavin newsom. >> 15,121, the seven-day average, the highest we have seen since the beginning of this pandemic. the effects of thanksgiving they have not yet been felt. they'll be felt in a number of weeks. dr. fauci says we should anticipate a surge on top of a surge. take a look at what's been happening. these are pre-thanksgiving numbers, the 14-day rate has grown from 5.2% to 7%. the seven-day positivity rate even higher. we could see hospitalizations have increased 86% in the last 14 days. icu admissions 67% over a similar period of time. we've seen death rates increase significantly over the course of the last number of weeks. look at this slide. a month ago on november 2nd we reported tragic loss of 14 lives related to this pandemic. in the last 24 hours, similar to the previous 24 hours, we've reported back to back days with 113 deaths. just in the last 14 days chose to 1,000 californians have lost their lives due to covid-19. the bottom line is if we

the government of colophon —— the governor of california gavin newsom said he may impose —— the most said intensive care emissions are on track to succeed capacity statewide by mid december unless people change their habits. peter bowes gave us their habits. peter bowes gave us this update from la. it isa it is a dire situation across california but especially in los angeles county where the number of coronavirus cases has quadrupled over the last few weeks was not the number of people being admitted to hospital, the number of deaths ona hospital, the number of deaths on a daily basis, has tripled during the same time period. and the governor is taking this action not only with reference to los angeles county but statewide because the number of beds occupied by patients in intensive care units statewide is about 75% at the moment. that is a mixture of regular patients and covert patients but it is moving perilously higher and that is why there is such concern. as higher and that is why there is such concern. as we move towards christmas, we're just coming out of one american holiday