gavin newsom has been careful not to criticize elon musk directly. this point in the culture wars were california and texas are often pitted against each other. what we are seeing today is that tesla and elon musk are making a point that they are still very much here in california, they are hiring in california, there engineering headquarters is in palo alto. it was a relatively short announcement with few details. it is the first time i can recall seeing elon musk and gavin newsom together in the same place in over a decade. caroline: elon musk has been the criticize or here. gavin newsom was praising the ceo, calling him a visionary spirit. >> tesla is expanding it here. they have this huge facility where they are building their massive batteries that they are selling to utilities. tesla is kind of moving its engineering team to the old hewlett-packard offices in palo alto. you will continue to see the company expand here and in texas. elon musk is playing both sides of the aisle in terms of the politics and the optics of all of this. caroline: we

she's not ready to assume the mantle.ntle and gavin newsom doesn't have that problem. not in that position. >> steve: quick last word, to me. >> what we seen with china and unidentified flying crafts, whoever will be the nominee for both parties will have to be trusted by the american people to be a good commander-in-chief. no democrats it's in thatfi positioned right now. >> steve: that is strong. that is what people are looking for. byomma you great to see you, a big sunday show and we will see you next sunday on "the next revolution" when it will be televised. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: right there, those birds got plugged. kansas city chiefs are your super bowl champions again. casey taking down the philadelphia eagles 38-35 in the big game. there are some buckner's game winning chip shot.

california governor gavin newsom criminal justice reform under scrutiny after this police officer was in the line of duty. >> ashley: the suspect nathaniel is a convicted criminal released on probation five months into a five-year sentence thanks thanks to the states woke policy. the governor placing the blame on district attorney who prosecuted the case. >> we should blame ourselves. i've been listening to this for years. she has the prosecutorial discretion. ask her what she did in terms of prosecuting that case. i'm sick and tired of being lectured by her on public safety. with all due respect to her statement, she should be ashamed of herself and look in the mirror. >> todd: the district attorney lisa smith joins us now. lisa, you heard the governor right there blaming you saying you have prosecutorial discretion. what is your response? did you have that discretion? absolutely we have prosecutorial discretion in every case we handle. the dixon case was handled in an appropriate manner. he was exposed to six years, eight months and pled guilty to charges of five years, four months

steve: it's very upsetting for gavin newsom that it seems others have their doubts about him he was aith the self-congratulatory criticism of the democrats dialed down the moralizing of people's lack of courage when you do it the other way the coded message is why can't they be more like me that is unappealing and not how to make friends a very talented performer and a very powerful story but it is whether or not he commutes that. what do you think of donna brazils idea the vice president's poll ratings reflect her true popularity in gavin newsom has a problem? >> the last thing that democratic voters want to hear that this is a suggestion of a rigged election. it is infuriating to be guaranteed as the democratic party nominee. and whoever it may be that what gavin has going for him he is not part of the biden/harris administration and voters will remember that. it seems there is a head fake going on to push joe out that just means they are trying to run the clock. steve. that's right. they do that it is a long time between now and late fall the polite word is to put his foot in it. >

i think they would love to have gavin newsom but how do you do that? newsom jumped over kamala harris for that spot? they would rather the useful puppet, joe biden despite all the shortcomings has really followed the liberal radical agenda to a t and has been very successful for them. >> how did they do it, charlie? like you live by the sorted guy by the sort it's all about about identity politics. like you point out you die by identity politics. my question is according to cnn she is probably past her prime. [laughter] i'm not sure but i'm not an expert on these things. this is why from the beginning i think joe biden is kind of a moron myself. he was smart in this one regard. from the beginning kamala harris has been his insurance policy against a 25th amendment. his insurance policy against anything in terms of removing him. but how damning is that the best argument for you is that the person you picked to replace you is so terrible we can't let you go. >> of the polling numbers she has pulled lower than the past for vice president's. i don't really

so you say gavin newsome's a dope. what if gavin newsome was doing this?ould we feel if gavin newsome was the one saying that the ap course and something else. >> jesse: they have laws on the books that the legislature passed that you can't pull woke stuff off in school >> geraldo: what law is that? >> jesse: what do you mean what law? they passed the anti woke law in florida. this goes against their laws in florida. >> geraldo: ron desantis is making a political play. he wants to be president of the united states. he understands what greg was talking about how this will impact the democrats as they try to defend transgenderism all the rest of it. they all know what they're doing. i know what they're doing, too. now it's okay, it's got to be -- >> judge jeanine: you know a political play with be if ron desantis criticized gavin newsome. it's just the opposite. that's the only political play here. >> up next a record number of americans think joe biden's america stinks but everything is awesome according to the democrats. lomita feed is 101 years old this y

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how stupid is prayer says gavin newsom. people of prayer are idiots. i'm the only god here. down before me. you can no longer defend yourselves. only i have the right to defend your life. think about that for a minute. it's not a reassuring message really. anyone who strips you of your basic god-given right to self-defense is probably not your friend. anyone who does it in a moment of chaos like the ones we're living through, chaos that people like gavin newsom caused on purpose, anyone who does that is probably your blood enemy. gavin newsom is not alone. gritten whitmer of michigan has the same message. stop praying and obey. watch. >> firearms are getting more dangerous too, thanks to 3-d printed technology called glock switches that turn semiautomatic weapons fully automatic. that's why we launched operation safe neighborhoods, taking hundreds of illegal firearms off-the-street before they can be used in the commission of a crime, but we must do more. so the world our kids inherit is not more violent than the one we inhabit now. the time for only thoughts and prayers is

gavin newsom has delivered words but no action. and homelessness is about to suffer colossal economic doom in the name of economic fanaticism. rick perry, says that californian ambitions they be too high,. >> california you know dancing on the head of a pin if you will. or attempting to. they will fall off. the fact is you cannot guarantee power to that many people with the projections they are laying out. kennedy: he is from texas. he knows about grids collapse, remember ted cruz had to leave to mexico because it was so damn cold, we have the host of the gary shannon show. it is gary hoffman and we have radio host, also a callan, lesley marshall and the cofounder of base the politics, brad polumbo. gary, stat start with you, there is not enough power to supply the electrical needs that california has now, how will they keep it from getting worse and more expensive? >> by requiring everyone to drive an electric car. i have no idea how that math works, full disclosure, i drive an le electric car, they are using the stick right now,

but walking hair gel ads like gavin newsome rejects any inspecs.avorite scapegoat. >> are more people leaving california for texas or texas for california. >> we lost about 182,000 folks. >> how do you explain the vast majority most the entire amount impacted because of the visa policies in the trump administration? >> laura: wait a second. wait a second. let me follow this logic. okay, visa policies of the trump administration are responsible for the max exodus? all right, gavin, does this mean then that president trump will get credit for texas and florida having the highest population increases during the same exact period? so how might the state of california recover from this? well, dowell myers is a professor of planning and demonthinggraphy at ufc. he said ramp up immigration. more immigration, legal, illegal. i have a feeling gavin newsome will give that a big thumb's up >> there hasn't been a lot of talk about how artificial intelligence might be more than just a way for students to cheat. it might be a way to transform relationships. and

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gavin newsom, seriously? >> yeah, it's a total joke. i love sarah sanders and arkansas. not moving there yet, i'm still here in california but i can tell you first on the specific point he makes about crime. anyone with a brain and eyes to see can see how p preposterous that claim is. go to any city in california under his rule and the democrats, it's not just gavin newsom as governor, democrats had sole control of the state legislature, which passes all these pro crime laws for 25 years. so there's nowhere else to blame and people don't feel safe. they are increasingly anxious about just going about their daily lives because they can see the crime wave. they've de-criminalized a lot of crime so shoplifting and robbery is just now completely ignored by the police as is drug taking so, yes, the crime statistics may in some sense be a comparison because they've taken crime out of the statistics but there's a general point here as well, what on earth is gavin newsom doing endlessly picking fights of govern herbs of other states when his -- governors of other states when his

this is a national disgrace, a national disgrace as governor gavin newsom referring to the more than 50 mass shootings in the u.s. just this year alone, including 6 across california last month to national epidemic. but he argues legislation known as senate bill 2 can make a difference and bring down gun violence statewide if passed and signed into law, it would change the process to apply for and obtain a concealed carry weapons permit or ccw in california. more than 200,000 californians have ccw is allowing them to carry it. keep out of sight, guns. but according to the legislation, people who apply for such a permit will now need to have previous firearms training and be at least 21 years old. the goal make californians and our children safer when they go out on main street deadly. 25 to rent a car. >> think about that. yet to be 25 or in a car. it's reasonable to say after the 21 to get a concealed carry permit. burbank, democratic senator anthony portantino authored the legislation legislation that will also require applicants to provide character references and go through a bac

says california schools are making a comeback. >> nothing's better than man. >> that governor gavin newsom says is the driving force behind his administration's approach to education the governor and his wife, jennifer siebel newsom today touring and preparatory high school in sacramento to meet with students, faculty and staff to relay this message. for me, this is a manifestation of our values. were here highlighting the progress progress made, he says following a challenging pandemic period when most schools closed to in-person instruction to go virtual only but fast forward to today. newsom says the state is committed to recovering with more than 100 billion dollars set to go to education and his proposed he also toward this campus in particular because it's what's known as a community school, a school that goes beyond the classroom to include social and emotional health services, physical health care and before and after school programs, part of an extended 9 our school day getting 9. >> hours of enrichment. i mean, how many decades was that debate in the state of california? >> and w

man. >> that governor gavin newsom says is the driving force behind this administration's approach to education the governor and his wife, jennifer siebel newsom today touring and preparatory high school in sacramento to meet with students, faculty and staff to relay this message. for me, this is a manifestation of our values. were here highlighting the progress progress made, he says following a challenging pandemic period when most schools closed to in-person instruction to go virtual only but fast forward to today. newsom says the state is committed to recovering with more than 100 billion dollars set to go to education and his proposed he also toward this campus in particular because it's what's known as a community school, a school that goes beyond the classroom to include social and emotional health services, physical health care and before and after school programs, part of an extended 9 our school day getting 9. >> hours of enrichment. i mean, how many decades was that debate in the state of california? >> and we're siebel newsom noting the importance of community schools in p

gavin newsom for treatment recommendation. government should let dr. pruritus medicine. flodders report has indicated as far as the high number of kovács injury, it's true versus website for years has tried vaccine injuries on average about one hundred and eighty deaths will be country from the vaccine yearly. that's about 10 to 12 vaccine related deaths per month. the first month or covid-19 vaccine program got started. they were over one hundred and eighty deaths reported. we should have seen that clear signal that something should be stopped should the shot be mandated, given what we know now about the shot, should should it even be available to people at this point? >> absolutely not. looking at the potential and the high risk adverse event doesn't matter. is one a thousand one hundred is too high. if you come to me with an illness, i need to use to a, b , c and d to treat you in vaccine. yes. can be one of those two is way down on the list. we do not need to look at what needs to be done. we've got to do it right away. we've got to have first. look out, look out. wh

so they say look out gavin newsom.s got his ducks in a row and phil murphy of new jersey said definitely he will be thinking about taking the big step. >> judge jeanine: wow! >> brian: rho kahana who worked for bernie sanders said if joe doesn't run, bernie will run which means no chance and go kahana has not ruled out him running for the senate. i think democrats would actually agree with me. there is nobody here but probably gavin newsom, he is a terrible mare who destroyed the city and a terrible governor who destroyed a state. now it's in the red and he thinks it will be a recall and the fact he had a recall some of this is a bad time to go ask, but you make brilliant points but in terms of who is next, i don't know. >> judge jeanine: one thing about gavin newsom, he's got great hair and he will play that right. >> brian: i should have heads the mike said that. my bad. >> judge jeanine: running wild in the schools, the latest attempt to take over classrooms that has parents fighting back. ♪ ♪ there are some things

>> well, i think that sarah just poked at something that's got to bother gavin newsom, whic ih is that he is te governor of what was once one of the most beautiful and prosperousl states inertain the union. p and he's allowed certain places in that state to becom e like a third world country, a shot.ng i take no pleasure in saying this is ohio senator , but you a go to los angeles, you go to san francisco. these are places that used are places tworl to be the center of worldty and prosperity. and now you have open ai r drugnodrug markets, homeless tent citiesrk, as far as the eye can see. so thi hs guy needs to maybe lot in the mirror and recognize that his complethee failurepublc to focus on public safety is the problem. the fact that joe bidentaking is taking those policies nationwide, which is why wde e e a rising murder rate all across our country. that's the problem. the proble that is thproblem.m is notpointg sarah huckabee. sanders pointing out thatav average americans we juserage it public safety. >> let me get your reaction to last night's state ofo last n the union address an

but here's the thing to gavin newsom. she has had the job for 10 days.ctually giving her report on the state good or bad on any issue? she has had the job 10 days well your murder rate is high? my goodness you can't walk to one major city or smaller city in california without being overrun by tent cities and homeless. he has got more drug issues, more border issues than anybody else. it's amazing to me he puts his gel on and criticizes other people because he knows it's going to come back 10-fold on a regular basis. judge her in a year. arkansas has a way to go. i'm pretty convinced that 40-year-old governor can do it. meanwhile, go ahead, steve. >> steve: well, i was just requesting to say, look, she is the youngest governor in the country right now. and she did a -- she knocked the ball out of the park on tuesday night. and gavin newsom, he is for all intents and purposes one of the frontrunners on the democrat side if joe biden said i've had enough i'm going to run. it's pure politics. of course they are going to attack her because she is that good. h

at the same time, gavin newsome showed up in washington ant went to the white house.not proof, but it's something to watch. for sure. going forward. we're out of time. sean hannity starts right now. >> sean: welcome to this special edition of hannity. i'm pete hegseth in for sean on this monday night, president's day. tonight the lights are -- might be on at the white house. you can see there in a live shot. but joe biden is not home. he spent president's day abroad in kyiv, ukraine with another president. joe held habits with vladimir zelensky and pledged an additional $500 million u.s. taxpayer dollars in ry

with gavin newsom in charge whether governor or mayor, quality of life in san francisco and frankly acrosshe state had only gotten worse. crimes are up and quality of life is way down. he should clean up california first and all those limousine liberals who claim to be so passionate and wanting an equal society, they don't seem to want to be anywhere near the problem is. take a look at this. a report says that the trump-hating biden supporting nba superstar, he's a great player, stephen curry, is moving to block low income housing, that was going to be built in his mansion in northern california. curry and his wife wrote, "we hesitate to add to the not in our backyard rhetoric, we wanted to send a note before today's meeting. safety and privacy of our kids to be our priority, one of the biggest reasons we chose to attend this home." liberals are only generous with their own money. here is reaction with kyra davis and leo 2.0 tyrell. you are on with the star, leo 2.0 with tyrell. do what i say with the thousand private jets but we can't eat meat ourselves. you know here you have stephen cur

. >> they're taking queues, laura from gavin newsom and la county. what did gavin newsom do? use the pandemic as an execution not to do better health policy but to print ballots and basically send them out to everyone and make that permanent and la county used the pandemic as an excuse to ban convictions indefinitely and we're seeing the federal government taking cues for them and policies nationwide. this has nothing to do with public health and if you see the entire country at a low level of covid transmission and end the pandemic today and how in the world can they predict an arbitrary date in the future and lawler does a supreme court have to do with this? >> laura: whole pandemic emergency declaring for states like pennsylvania, this was a total abuse of power and there was never going to be an end to it and they'd have it go on for the next 25 years if they could. >> when you have any kind of medical issue in a pandemic emergency is a perfect example, there's an end point. when are we done? >> laura: objective standards in may of 2020. what are the objective metrics and

gavin newsome i don't their thithinkthere is debate. and kamala harris, whatever her name is. you have to remember joe biden is the president. >> that's exactly right. i wouldn't laugh at it. she's a way stronger candidate than joe biden who didn't have to go to rallies. he had a bunch of cars honking at him. it's something to consider seriously. i don't know what the point would be. i guess to pretend things are changing. we knows it's a continuation of the clinton to the obamas and the bidens. it's all the same. i guess people think it's change with a different person. they will be relieved not to fight for biden again and pretent he's a legitimate president and can't hold a decent press conference or speak to the media whatsoever. and ka ma la, however you spend your name, nobody takes her seriously. she's unlikeable. you say i don't liking her, i don't know why. you can't explain what it is. there is no way they will run an election with her. i think it's real michelle obama will be their candidate. >> tucker: i think you're right. i think you are. thank you, candace owens

governor gavin newsom and senator dianne feinstein has also asked the federal government to step in andegulate. now they are blaming natural gas suppliers from out of state charging california's utilities like pg any higher rate for the cost of natural gas, while the cost of natural gas across the country has actually dropped 50% in the past year here in california, however, that same period it's gone up 63. the federal energy regulatory commission, or prc, is the agency in charge of overseeing the regulation of wholesale natural gas across the nation. governor newsom sent them a letter asking them to quote look into whether market manipulation, anticompetitive behavior or other anomalous activities are driving these ongoing elevated prices, end quote. what they're profiteering from the pipeline operators from out of state. was there, uh, unfair manipulation of the prices. it is a fact that california paid more for gas and the rest of the country. we're hearing all these excuses of why they paid more for gas. well where was all the noise before they made these deals? apparently the gass

we've seen them continue there and in fact i've heard some suggest thern california governr gavin newsom is idaho's realtor of the year. clap twice if r you agree. impressive. in idaho key critical areas and in three years we've given back more than ever before in idaho history and a whopping $2.7 bill to idaho citizens and businesses and no other state in the country has given more tax relief per capita than idaho. we're not done yet and deployed $4.7 in immediate tax relief and small businesses increasing in the grocery tax credits>> we cut back idahoens tax burden by more than $650 million and we took the income tax from six brackets down to one and created a fair the business tax climate and useful barometer and retain the business. in just four years we've risen six spots and that's before county with the income tax reduction we adopted in f last year's special session. cutting taxes keep our business climate competitive and allows idens to keep more of what they earn and is just the right thing to do. not hidden in paycheck and pennys on the dollar for the purchases you make and ge

buy comparison, when you look at gavin newsome's time in public office, his team as san francisco mayor, lieutenant governor, now governor, newsome has spent nearly 7,000 days driving california straight in to the ground. crime and homelessness are through the roof. the drug problem out of control. reports of school children being forced to walk through open air drug dens. california ranked dead last again in the u-haul index. gavin, you're literally chasing people out of your state every day. nearly 1,000 people a day, 300,000 a year. gavin, you ought to be focused on fixing your disaster that you created instead of lecturing a new governor that is accomplished more in 31 days than you did in 7,000. do you have any reaction to your friend, gavin? >> i learned a long time ago, sean, if the left is attacking you, you're probably doing something right. so it only further validates that we're doing things the right way. let's not forget that he had to run ads begging people to stay in california not that long ago. every single town i go to in arkansas, i meet someone who has moved from cal

say they got their way, gavin newsom is a leading candidate for the democratic nomination and ron desantise leading for the republican and wouldn't that be an interesting election and have newsom versus desantis on the ballot in 2024. stuart: that would be fascinating but more possible. definitely possible. the energy department says a lab leak in china is to blame for covid and dr. fauci and administration down playing that theory forever. i mean, roll tape, please. >> the things that took to get to the point where it is now is totally consist with the jump of a series for animals to be human. >> what i would caution anyone is leaping ahead of international process and we don't have enough data and information to jump to a conclusion at this point in time. >> i have always said and will say today to you, john, that i still believe the most likely origin is from an animal species to a human. stuart: okay, the department says it's a lab leak. where to from here? >> you're saying dr. fauci got something wrong? stuart: i am. >> that's shocking. look, everybody knows this was a lab leak. it ha

. >> harris: gavin newsom, all right, i will cut in because we only have a few seconds. let's work out the gavin newsom potential periods speak with the problem is they don't have another one. they are looking and it's unprecedented for the president to go to a second term to be these kind of numbers and this much legitimate conversation on should he be the candidate in the next election? >> harris: and the gaffes and everything else. we are out of time. i knew it would be type a gentleman was so glad to bring you back. david, doug, thank you.re "outnumbered" after the break. "outnumbered" after the break. >> thank you for having us. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. veteran homeowners, it's time to fight inflation. use the 3 ps: plan ahead by getting a va cash out home loan from newday. pay off your high-rate credit cards. pay yourself cash. the long-lasting scent of gain flings made it smell like dave was in his happy place... ...the massage chair at the mall. but...he wasn't. gain flings with oxi boo

major democrat was very triggered by those remarks last night for that is california governor gavin newsomnd he reads treated well sarah huckabee talks public safety coming here is what she skips over. arkansas has one of the highest murder rates in the nation, see she's only been on the job the couple of weeks, and by the way gavin, you probably shouldn't b throwing stones from your glass house because your state of california leads the country an people exiting your state, running away from your state, people are leaving in droves, the population is in a massive decline, you're state leads the country in homelessness, the cost of living, taxes, open air drug markets, and you said this in 2008, that you had a plan to fix it all. what happened to your plan? take a look. >> we believe fundamentally tha food, that shelters socially, and that housing solves homelessness for it if we're going to solve the problem of those that are out on the streets that we define as homeless, we better solve the housing problem because we're going to have an impact. that's why we establish the framework that

>> you know, the politicians in san diego are pretty much directly connected with gavin newsom.wn ring they are bouncing off each other. so i mean, they are not exactly representing the people here in san diego, i can tell you that. it just seems like they're throwing businesses under the bus and we're such a huge -- we bring in so much tax revenue for the city of san diego and they are here stabbing us in the back with cost and allowing companies to do whatever they like. it is sad to see the people are suffering, if you go online on facebook and all that, people say they can't afford their bills any longer and these are people that need it most and just doesn't seem like they are representing any of us. >> ashley: before i let you guys go, was it difficult to pay that bill this month? >> it is very difficult. the cost has to come out of somewhere, we can't continue to raise our prices until nobody shows up. this is a very blue-collar restaurant. we're on a tight budget. we try to control our costs. we're just doing the best we can. even two bedroom, two bath apartment, some bi

people like pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren and the gavin newsoms of the group. wanted her out of the way. >> well it, could be. pete has got some real issues. the airline industry is in meltdown and all he wants to talk about is diversity. i don't think anybody cares what color the person is sitting in the cockpit or whether they are straight or gay. they just want them to be able to get the plane taken off on time. land on time and get people where they need to go without fearing whether it's going to run into the runway. is he so focused on things that don't matter. that's the trouble with this administration. they need to keep their mind as the old saying goes. make the main thing the main thing. and they haven't done that and it's a disaster for them. >> todd: to your point on the speeches. it's like she has word crutches and she hasn't i don't know back and e eliminated. for me it's the word obviously. and obviously i don't use the word obviously anymore obviously. enjoy watching tonight. i'm sure you are going to be watching like a dad watching a 5-year-ol

el gobernador de california gavin newsom me dio una oportunidad >> julio salió de la cárcel hace un parnserción no ha sido fácil. >> >> ahora lo que busco es seguir creciendo porque que en un futuro para mí >> es precisamente esa organización con dinero del estado quienes inauguraron este complejo del oeste de oakland. estudiar trabajar y conseguir una vivienda permanente >> la directora ejecutiva de esta organización confirma que estuvo preso por 15 años y dice queregresar a casa después. >> muchas personas que salen de la cárcel necesitan una oportunidad para nuevos empleos, trabajo un lugar donde vivir. es un centro de rehabilitación y de programas para personas para poder reintegrarse a nuestra comunidad >> el estado con más de 28 >> la idea es que no vuelvan a caer en manos de sus >> ahorita teniendo 42 años siento que no tengo nada. un programa como este dará un futuro en la carrera >> es un programa piloto que durará 3 años la idea es construir más centros de este tipo >> noticiero telemundo 48 >> pasamos a san josé porque nuevoalcalde enfrenta nuevos retos. >> nos hablan de las

and these idiots we elect sometimes gavin newsom's. o rond no, ronald reagan. yeah, well, anyway, webeing outn appreciate you being out there and glad you're watching. - and we anything we can ever do for you, let us know. >> okay, sir.? >> how about how about trump desantis ticket? >> oh, okay. i'll wor i'll work on that.hat first thin th first thing in the morningpromi. i promise. wouldn't be a bad ticket at all.et al aall unfortunately that would be a great ticket. it's all the time we have left this weekend for tonight or is next. have a great night. i'm laura ingram . this is the "ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thanks for joining us . the real planet destroyer's. >> that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, you know, liberals, they claim to have a monopoly on loving and protecting the planet. they're self righteous, green messaging is everywhere. >> i use all eco friendly and sustainable materials and just trying to be more energy efficient, better for th

n says gavin newsom, people who prayer idiots. >> i'm the only god here. bow down before me. you can no longeronly i defend yourselves. only i have the righe t to defet your life.e. >> i think about that from an it's not a reassuring message, really. >> anyone who stripse you oft to your basic god-given right to self defense is probably not your friend and anyone who does it. in a moment of cha chaos, the op who are living through chaos that people like gavin newsomy r caused on purpose. >> anyone who does that is probably your blood enemy . >> but gavin newsom is not alone. gretchen wittmer of michigan has the very same message.. >> stop praying and obey. watch. s too, >> firearms are getting more dangerous, too. 3-d printed technology calle thanks to 3d printed technology called glock switches. that turn semiautomatic weapons fully automatic. >> that's why we launched operation safe neighborhoods, taking hundreds of illegal firearms off the street before they could be used in the commission of a crime. buime, butt we must do more so the world our kids inherit is not more vi

then there is gavin newsom waiting in the wings. rich, white man from california. might have to save the democratic party from identity politics. john kirby just waiting to take the binder's job when they need a win. and once biden falls again or when the fbi raids his beach house, whatever happens first, it's going to be a blood bath. once biden waves the right flag that's when the real games begin. and the democratic party can see it coming. that's why they want to drop kamala. because, once joe goes down, she is the air a heir apparent and e democrats if they learned anything from 2020 it's better to win than be woke. they are tired of blaming racists for losing. >> talking about what i describe and what i believe to be the elephant in the room about my campaign. >> what is that? >> electability. >> what do you mean? >> electability. essentially is america ready for a woman and a woman of color to be president of the united states? >> jesse: so kamala's race card simple. when she wins it's talent. and when she loses it's racism and sexism. but america isn't read

mes tendremos mucho sol, hablaremos de esto más adelante, pasaremos a sacramento, el gobernador gavin newsom para ratificción de aprobación de leye más strictas contra las armas escuchamos las declaraciones . >> (habla en inglés) . >> dijo el gobernador que california lidera el debate nacional, la ley (palabra en inglés), establece que cualquier persona que solicite licencias, para cargar armas, debe pasar un proceso riguroso, además, debe tener entrenamiento especial . >> reportan presencia de posible sospechoso armado, causando que trabajadores fueran encerrados en edificio, esto fue a las 11 41 de esta mañana, raíz de esto, autoridades buscaron al sospechoso, al revisar cámara de seguridad, se dieron cuenta que el sujeto se había ido . >> el edificio fue reabierto, autoridades afirman saber la identidad del individuo . >> y puma atacó a niño en el condado san mateo, el incidente fue el martes en (palabra en inglés), zona no incorporada a la ciudad, el pequeño sabemos que está en casa con la familia, después de pasar la noche ne el hospital . >> el departamento de pesca y vida silvestre, p

governor gavin newsom and his wife jennifer siebel newsom teamed up today.he highlight investments in education. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was with the newsom says they toured a high school in sacramento and he has their message to parents and students. >> well, at this sacramento area high school, the governor made clear the pandemic has certainly taken a toll on students, but he says california schools are making a comeback. >> nothing's better than kids. >> that governor gavin newsom says is the driving force behind this administration's approach to education the governor and his wife, jennifer siebel newsom today touring and preparatory high school in sacramento to meet with students, faculty and staff to relay this message. for me, this is a manifestation of our values. were here highlighting the progress progress made, he says, following a challenging pandemic period when most schools closed to in-person instruction to go virtual only but fast forward to today. newsom says the state is committed to recovering with more than 100 billion do

do you foresee any pressure being put on her to set aside sooner so governor gavin newsom can appoint a placement? >> he has to be on his own shortlist. he has to consider it because there is an opportunity to be front and center. alex becomes the senior senator from california. he is only 49 years old. if you look at someone like gavin newsom, who could potentially appoint a replacement, he has talked about appointing an african american woman, but he is also going to look far and wide and consider it himself. that really would be an important moment. you probably don't get that moment again. dianne feinstein has been an icon. but what we saw this past midterm election, november, 2022, were more women running for office. that really is a moment of change. she symbolizes that. and also, democrats heavyweights moving forward, like the governor, have to consider what their political future looks like as well. >> exactly. a lot to be paying attention to. of course we are going to be staying on top of all of it. thank you for joining us. >>> and we are staying on top of senator feinstein'

she was disappointed that governor gavin newsom was not recalled. was highly critical of the extended covid lockdown. >> i wanted to be in a place that offers a lot more freedom and personal responsibility. >> one year later, she admits to missing her home and friends and the northern california landscape. >> texas is kind of flat. we have beautiful green trees. lots of humidity. i don't have to worry about wildfires. but at the same time, it doesn't have that same, you know, natural beauty that california is famous for. >> she's considering moving back but wants to give texas one more year. leanne melendez, abc7news. liz: we will have to follow that. places like palm desert, palm springs and walnut creek saw some of the biggest gains. the military in its search for airborne objects. -- ended its search for airborne objects. what is next in the investigation of the chinese balloon shot down last week. balloon shot down last week. why an iconic you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when

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gavin newsom promised to appoint a black woman to the senate if dianne feinstein steps down before the of her term. back to your calls. good morning. caller: good morning. i am going back to the statement about the survey of the balloons that were flying over the country. i would like to know why are the people so up in arms about balloons. we have the best intelligence in the world. i was watching a gentleman on the program this morning. what about all the other places? they had no worry about the chinese doing anything to the u.s.. thank you. host: are you concerned about how many we have detected and shot down since a week ago? we are on our fourth in nine days when it comes to these objects. the frequency is something members of congress have discussed. caller: just like the general said, there is no way. this is something that they already know about. they are not putting it out to the public. we have the best intelligence there is in the world. it's nothing to worry about. host: now that it is out of the public and we have had four of these shot down, do you think the president n

[laughter] that gavin newsom, governor california poached. pete buttigieg you cannot leave out kamala harris you can't leave her out. phil murphy, bernie sanders, amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren and the list goes on. these folks were thinking about running, what are they doing right now behind the scenes? they can't get out there so what can i do quietly behind the scenes what you think they're doing? >> think they really are waiting just in case something happens with him for he can't run a lot of people would jump in line for sure. it's not indecision he think he really wants to rent and the reason i believe that is eight change a primary account they're attempting to change the primary account to south carolina were a lot of african-americans with the reason for him actually winning the primary like he did and that has been the case since 1980 since jesse jackson has ran for this particular time it's a wait and see. i believe he's going to run i think he already knows that he will. but as you mentioned we never know. because of his age and

elon musk made the announcement with governor gavin newsom today. even though tesla headquarters are in texas, plenty of the operations are still in california. this will take over the old headquarters of hewlett- packard.>>> still ahead, why seacliff has such special meaning to so many of us in the bay area.>>> we are tracking temperatures and the next chance of rain on this first aler >>> welcome back, everybody. we are bracing for cold temperatures, but we are following the destruction from last set of storms. this beloved pier is getting ready to be torn down. it could collapse at any moment. and people are saying goodbye. the deep connection that so many of us have this landmark. >> reporter: there's not much of this pier that is left standing, and what is their could come down at any point. that is why there are plans to demolish this beloved landmark. even a quick look at this pier tells you virtually everything you need to know. almost everything.>> we love the ocean. this is eply etial. as deep as a daughter's love. one her father died in 2

crew member injured in orange county, florida, as well as the whole spectrum news team governor gavin newsom also tweeting tonight gun violence is tearing apart our communities in the most devastating ways in tonight we grieve the deaths of an innocent 9 year-old journalists simply doing their job. their hearts. our with spectrum news tonight, the victim's loved ones and all those impacted by this tragedy. tomorrow marks one month since the mass shooting and a half moon bay and kron four's focusing on how the community is moving forward. you can join us as we take a look at how city leaders are promising change and healing after that tragedy. >> our special live coverage begins here on kron 4 tomorrow night at 5 o'clock. >> and coming up on 4 news at 9, california governor gavin newsom joins tesla ceo elon musk for an announcement about a new investment here in the bay. what the automakers bringing back here to california. also, sonoma county set to clear one homeless encampment and then open up another one where that's going to happen and berkeley's mayor announcing a bid for state senate w

that did not stop california governor gavin newsome from calling the college board ceo a "puppet" ofil. >> hi, martha. last month republican governor ron desantis proudly declared that florida is where woke comes to die. this is just his latest salvo citing specifically black queer theory as one example of indoctrination in this new a.p. african american studies course. the college board has not released their 234 page outline of the course. in its revised curriculum frame work, the material on africa, slavery and the civil rights movement remains the same. some of the subject matter that is now gone includes topics of critical race theory, black feminism and the black lives matter movement making those optional versus mandatory. >> the issue is we have guidelines and standards in florida. we want education, not indoctrination. if you fall on the side of indoctrination, we'll decline. if it's education, we'll do. >> florida black leaders are heavily criticizing desantis calling him a racist. ben crump in tallahassee is threatening to file lawsuits on behalf of three high school stude

. >> ceo elon musk made the announcement today alongside governor gavin newsom.former hewlett packard building. >> this is a report a transition from the company founded looking valley to tesla. you're a huge part of that success. our success, california, america's success. and i'm here because we don't take that for granted. and we appreciate the investment you're making here today. >> so the move is a bit of a reversal for tesla. it was about a year ago when musk move tesla's corporate headquarters from palo alto to austin, texas. he previously criticized california for its regulations, high taxes and covid policies. today. however, he noted that the tesla plant in fremont will produce more than 600,000 cars this year. so most of them being manufactured here compared to the rest of north america. meanwhile, the supreme court heard a second case that could have huge legal consequences for social media giants. today's arguments centered around twitter. the company is pushing back against allegations that it aided in the 2017 isis terrorist attack. washington, d.c

it was surprising that gavin newsom did more of the talking than elon musk did.be had three sentences or so. but fremont, tesla's largest u.s. car factory, has been in fremont, that was their headquarters for a long time. stuart: that was a photo op for newsom who is going to run for the presidency and doesn't mind being seen next to the elon musk. susan: what does elon get out of it? well, you know, it is in california where you have your engineering headquarters and your largest car production -- stuart: and all those high-paid executives are going to pay california taxes instead of no tax in texas. susan: you heard elon musk on twitter yesterday, of course, telling us that next week they're going to have their investor day. so it'll be interesting to see what kind of new services, maybe optimu us, the robot, there's a lot of hype -- stuart: tesla at 204. it's like nvidia, straight up. susan: that is correct. stuart: ebay. solid earns,s cautious outlook. susan: i would say, look, to end last year they actually had better sales, better earnings to end 20222, but

you recognize those two, governor gavin newsom and tesla ceo elon musk, to announce that tesla is moving its engineering business into there. they've had a rocky business relationship. the company was founded in california, making it a sort of homecoming, but it's an admission that future for tesla will include silicon valley and staying here. staying here. california is the state with the ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >>> okay, are you ready? the all-star break is over, the warriors go back to action tomorrow in los angeles against the lakers. it is crunch time. only 24 games remaining in the regular season. >> they need to get their act together to make the playoffs. but here's the rub, they're without two key players. steph curry, his left leg injury has forced him out five games, the team said he's making good progress and is working out individually, will be re-evaluated in a week. andrew wiggins has been away from the team more than a week for personal reasons, no word when he'll be back. warriors f

i actually know diane fine ion einstein, have more access to her than i do gavin newsom.g our grid work here, i -- the california dream is actually a nightmare so, no, i'm not planning on running for her position at this time. ashley: got it. yes, stu calls california the formerly golden state. it's very sad, what's been going on out there. thank you so much for joining us this morning, we do appreciate it. >>> now this, the largest u.s. tourism and travel destination was just announced and, no, it's not new york. we'll tell you which city made the cut. because it have palm trees many it? we'll find out. lawmakers are demanding answers about last month's computer out outage that led to the first nationwide ground stop since 9/11. the acting head of the faa was in d.c. getting grilled on capitol hill, and we'll have the highlights next. ♪ ♪ straight then up and fly right. ♪ straighten up and fly right. ♪ cool down, papa, don't you blow your top ♪ the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take