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

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

with gavin newsom and karen bass deciding the threat of a two degree change in temperatures 100 yearsw warns whatever suffering we come about today. let's start with radical environmentalist decisions of the last several decades to undermine proper, effective and safe forest management practices and implement that are fire protection policies. one such organization fought to block a wildfire prevention project near the pacific palisades to protect a shrub. we can think this group for their efforts to protect this shrub, though such protections were clearly only transitory, since they also burned in the november fires. this is not an isolated situation. we have watched it play out year after year in western states as so-called experts and environmentalists would rather our forests, prairies and homes burned to the ground than allow us to implement common sense and needed treatment techniques to prevent these catastrophes. did you know i -- know in 2020 gavin newsom vetoed a fire prevention bill in the california legislature? that bill provided funding for vegetation management to maint

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but i'm told that sources close to governor gavin newsom say that his move today was meant to pressure the d.a. to recommend resentencing for the brothers, but even if that does happen, it could still be months before they're released. david? >> david: all right, matt gutman in l.a., thank you. >>> tonight, the measles outbreak in the u.s. has now turned deadly. a child in texas has now died. the first death from meezles in the u.s. in a decade. abc's mireya villarreal from texas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, texas health officials on high alert. some clinicians seen in has malt suits. the state reporting the first measles death in the country in a decade. the patient, a school-aged child, who was not vaccinated, dying overnight in lubbock county. >> it is a big deal. we are now seeing the very serious consequence of what happens when we have measles in our community. >> reporter: the texas department of health now reporting 124 cases, most of them in west texas. nearly all of those infected, children under the age of 17, and most are unvaccinated, or vaccination status unnope. day ca

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

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

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

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

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gavin newsom is all performative. him and there is nothing about us, it is about him. >> greg: all right, but he does have great hair, jesse. [laughs] look at that. nothing close. up next, i spy creeps. tulsi terminates sex chat perverts in the government. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dana: well, here is a headline and never thought i would read. director of national intelligence tulsi gabbard said she will fire more than 100 intel employees who allegedly used sensitive government chat rooms to have sexually explicit conversations and it was done all under the guise of dei. the sex chats or even too explicit for us -- >> greg: for you? >> dana: for us to show you. i will let jesse handle it. >> jesse: this one guy just had his manhood surgically removed. one of the weirdest things that gives me euphoria is when i pee. i don't have to push anything down to make sure it aims right. here is another. getting my blank zapped by a laser was shocking. fine, i will just do one more. this one guy was talking about how excited he is that the bul

this is gavin newsom. his order is coming after a years-long push to free the brothers due to new evidence that has come to light in their case. reporter kim has the latest. >> are moving forward with and investigation risk. incest assessment investigation. governor gavin newsom confirmed that he's directed the parole board to do a risk assessment. >> the process would include experts analyzing whether brothers erik and lyle menendez currently pose an unreasonable risk to public safety. if released, he was asked about it at a news conference wednesday. my hope is to get. >> that report and that hearing done in a matter of weeks. my goal is within 90 days. and men take advantage of that insight. insight from those that are experts and public safety risk. forensic psychologist, the brothers who are serving life in prison have been pursuing multiple attorney said the governor - requests for clemency late last year. many of their relatives support their release. >> after recent documentaries, there's been rene

. >> stephen auth, we are taking a quick break coming up california governor gavin newsom meeting with at the white house yesterday over finding for l.a. wildfire recover efforts corporate group founder barbara corcoran loss her home in wildfires now helping neighbors recover going to join me next you are watching "mornings with maria" live on "fox business". ♪ . do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that can be sold. we learned we could sell all of our policy, or keep part of it with no future payments. who knew? we sold our policy. now we can relax and enjoy our retirement

this is gavin newsom. stuart: he looks good on camera.entleman on the far end of the desk is ben ferguson who joins me this morning. he's good at using new technology in the media. will that podcast fly? like? >> are figuring out how to land his play after the wildfires in california. we are going to really talk about this. the same guy who faked a phone call with the president when someone was trying to ask him a question about the wildfires, what is the working title? please hold, i have a phone call with gavin newsom or why let the entire city burn down with the water in the fire hydrants? some rich moments for him and when he says i will be talking to maga, i believe he understands how to change. he understands when down and out, thought he was the heir apparent that is not clearly so he's trying to find the next lane. i want to talk to the same people that disparaged the attack for the last 8 years, told them to get out of my state and take a phone call from donald trump so can't answer your tough question. great day for him. stuart:

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

. >> i do here gavin newsom is starting a podcast. maybe down to break some news.see them vibe for 1 of the chairs in the room because to see caroline levitt shut down gavin newsom is definitely on something i would like to see in 2025. but, yeah, legacy media are done for. people don't trust them. they understand now they've been fed so many lies not to mention people are consuming news in such a different manner now but back to the distressed, we are at the point now where i think i can get on accent would sooner trust a random anonymous account fishbowl 69 that i would "the new york times" at this point. >> fishbowl 69. i made up on the spot. charlie what is on your mind? >> greg: fishbowl 69. all right. mike are you not official 69? >> i'm sorry i can't concentrate. don't quote me on this but i think the white house press association head has just accepted the job with msnbc. then the other point of the as you may have heard a host daily podcast called the president's daily brief. of applied for a white house press pass. wait to they do that security check. wil

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

this is gavin newsom today. that's the name of in his order comes after a year's long push to free the brothers due to new evidence that has come to light in the case. kimberly cheng has the story. are moving forward with. >> and investigation risk. incest assessment investigations. governor gavin newsom confirmed that he's directed the parole board to do a risk assessment. >> the process would include experts analyzing whether brothers erik and lyle menendez currently pose an unreasonable risk to public safety. if released, he was asked about it at a news conference wednesday. my hope is to get that >> report and that hearing done in a matter of weeks. my goal within 90 days. and men take advantage of that insight. insight from those that are experts in public safety risk. forensic psychologist, the brothers who are serving life in prison have been pursuing multiple paths to freedom. defense attorney said the governor requests for clemency late last year. many of their relatives support their release. >> after

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

we're told the name of the podcast is "this is gavin newsome." the titled would be better with a little honesty like this is gavin newsome running for president. let's bring in political commentator, natalie bysner and seattle talk radio host, jason rantz. good to have you both. here's newson about what he's tauping about. >> i'll be talking with you, the listener about the real conversations. what's going on with the cost of eggs. what are the real impacts around tariffs? what power does an executive order really have? what's going on inside of doge. >> trace: makes me laugh that a california podcast by the california governor is tackling national topics like tariffs and trump and you name it. >> you said it. he's trying to run for president. he has no business doing a podcast because he's still the governor. seems like something you'd do when you are retiring. i think he wants to change the conversation because the conversation is again about recalling him, helmed by mel gibson. i would rather him tackle california issues and do it directly, no

governor in twenty-twenty 6 when gavin newsom is termed out. according to this new exclusive poll from emerson college and nexstar media. the answer is yes. the survey finding harris who has not said whether she plans to run for governor as of now would have 57% support among registered democrats. in a distant second democratic former u.s. senate candidate and former orange county congress member katie porter with 9% support porter to has yet to publicly say whether she's running and rounding out the top 5, each with less than 5% support. former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa, california lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and former state assembly and senate leader toni atkins, 70% of respondents meantime say they're undecided. i don't think this is a huge surprise. kamala harris obviously has huge name recognition in california. california is still a blue state loyola law school professor jessica levinson notes. california is also harris's home state where she served as attorney general and u.s. senator before her term as vice presid

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. >> for the second time in 2 weeks, california governor new gavin newsom and president donald trump did meet in person this time at the white house. the topic is emergency fireaid for southern california and a ton wallace reports. >> has sparked such governor, gavin newsom beginning his day with that message during this visit to our nation's capital. he's there meeting with national leaders from both sides of the aisle, including president donald trump, all to push for emergency for southern california. this is what it looked like less than 2 weeks ago as newsom and trump met in person in los angeles during trump's trip to survey the fire damage and meet with first responders and victims to get lot of federal help. but just a few hours earlier, trump heavily implied he will send federal emergency aid to california only if state leaders agree to the following conditions just one vote or it is a start. >> and i want the water to be released and they're going to get a lot of help. >> from the u.s. fast forward to today's meeting, newsom's office writing this, quote, the governor's trip

governor in twenty-twenty 6 when gavin newsom is termed out. according to this new exclusive poll from emerson college and nexstar media. the answer is yes. the survey finding harris who has not said whether she plans to run for governor as of now would have 57% support among registered democrats. in a distant second democratic former u.s. senate candidate and former orange county congress member katie porter with 9% support porter to has yet to publicly say whether she's running and rounding out the top 5, each with less than 5% support. former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa, california lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and former state assembly and senate leader toni atkins, 70% of respondents meantime say they're undecided. i don't think this is a huge surprise. kamala harris obviously has huge name recognition in california. california is still a blue state loyola law school professor jessica levinson notes. california is also harris's home state, which she served as attorney general and u.s. senator before her term as vice presi

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

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

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

. >> ainsley: plus, california still reeling from last month's devastating wildfires, but gavin newsomas a new project he is focusing on and we are going to tell you what that is office starts right now. ♪ steve and we start with this fox news alert. we're just learning this morning that legendary actor, two time oscar winner gene hackman and his wife were found dead yesterday in their home in new mexico. >> ainsley: and she is very young. she is in her 60's. todd piro joins us now with what we know so far. todd? >> todd: this news breaking overnight. hackman and his wife betsy confirmed dead after the two were found along with their dog unresponsive yesterday in their home in santa fe, new mexico. although the sheriff's office says there is no immediate indication of foul play, they still have not yet provided a cause of death or details as to when the couple might have died. prior to his storied acting career, hackman served five years in the marine corps in the late 40s and early 50's. he had been living in santa fay since the 80's and essentially retired from acting the past two de

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

he and others lawmakers met with governor gavin newsom. lori says they met for about an hour to talk about everything from funding public transit to helping combat homelessness he says they went to school ishgoing to need help from the state in order to reach its full potential. >> and we need funding around transportation, shelter and public safety. we need to get people off the streets and into the help that they need. i want to really thank the mayor not focusing a support state support for public transportation if inertia sets if nothing happens, muni bar and caltrain are all going have to enact severe service cuts. >> well, the mayor also talked about his effort to combat fentanyl. he says the board of supervisors there a final vote on the fentanyl state of emergency today. and it could go into effect later on this week. thank you, mayor. last night, redwood city council members placed their support behind measure to allison val sam, a tail county sheriff christina corpus. if voters pass it would give county leaders the power to remov

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

governor gavin newsom signs to special session bills aimed at taking on president donald trump.a message newsom sent back to the legislature that has people talking capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you what's in that message. >> well, action is pouring in from members of both parties after governor gavin newsom officially signed what some have dubbed trump proofing bills into law. the legislation will fund millions of dollars to fight president trump and his administration kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. i do think it's important that we have the resources to take the federal government to court to fight trump where it makes sense. at the end of the day, we don't really need to. trump proved california. >> we need to get on top of the real issues in california are listening to the differing points of view from members of both parties reacting up to governor gavin newsom signed 2 special session bills into law friday aimed at taking on president donald trump. >> the first bill calls for the state to allocate 25 million dollars to the califor

new today for the second time in 2 weeks, california governor gavin newsom and president donald trumpt in person this time at the white house. >> the topic at hand emergency fireaid for southern california. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports on the other leaders that newsom met with. >> what's on my mind >> governor gavin newsom beginning his day with that message during this visit to our nation's capital. he's there meeting with national leaders from both sides of the aisle, including president donald trump, all to push for emergency fireaid for southers california. this is what it looked like less than 2 weeks ago as newsom and trump met in person in los angeles during trump's trip to survey the fire damage and meet with first responders and victims to get lot of federal help. but just a few hours earlier, trump heavily implied he will send federal emergency aid to california only if state leaders agree to the following conditions just one vote or it is a start. >> and i want the water to be released and they're going to get a lot of help. >> from the u.s. fast forward

now at 10, 30 governor gavin newsom requesting nearly 40 billion dollars in federal fireaid for southern california sent a 14 page letter to congressional leaders including house speaker mike johnson and house minority leader hakeem jeffries. >> newsom is asking them to approve the money for recovery efforts like toxic debris removal and the rebuilding of homes, businesses and schools. california senator's adam schiff and alex padilla have already announced support for the meanwhile, in sacramento, a new bill aims to provide mental health support to those fire victims. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke one-on-one with the assembly member behind that matter. >> the the aftermath and now the road to recovery. all of it, something member john herby and has seen up close the eaton fire tore through the community of altadena in his district. think if you meet as i have every victims of these wildfires, people are hurting emotionally mentally. that's why he says in addition to the legislature's efforts to fund a physical recovery, he and speaker robert rivas are jointly authoring a new

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

that's a funny one and here is gavin newsom's three.n is supported during fires, how about this on the television -- our military left behind. the showing training materials actual found in the telegrams trash. even better, is anyone still wearing a mask is probably just super ugly. now real studies show people wearing masks -- ugly so they may be ahead of the curve. prosper anything should the president trump and joining us ceo of. when you get the headlines back and going and got you band, what you think? the particular backup is vacant. we were making jokes we weren't supposed to make of the ones we weren't allowed to make but in the headlines untrue, it is the absurdity, the world is so absurd, almost impossible so you tell jokes and it is a matter of staying in the next thing you know they have. the challenge is to write jokes from whatever democrats are doing. >> how hard was it when you are suspended from social media before elon musk but twitter? >> before, we have to worry about stepping on mines, misinformation from excitement

i think an extreme example, gavin newsom and i don't see i to lie at all but i would argue gavin newsom knows what california needs for education and the need and where the value is more than anybody in washington. as hochul in new york and sununu in new hampshire. >> host: isn't harrison's federal department of education is running things when it isn't, 7% of funds to go to school districts. but school districts should be run by school districts. >> guest: what does washington add to that equation? >> host: some degree of equity, i know that a word we are not supposed to use now and some degree of oversight, right? oversight. >> guest: so much oversight -- >> guest: when washington offered additional grants for special education which we need desperate because so many kids qualify for special, every state needs more money for special ed. the hurdles and barriers it took for me to get that money, the redtape designed by washington, the districts said it won't work. don't bring us this money because we have to send it back because we don't meet this standard that was set up by some congr

california governor gavin. newsomnto the risk. >> the brothers. >> would have on the general public. >> if. >> they were to be released. >> nbc's liz creutz has more. liz. >> well, hey there. good morning. one of the. >> three ways. >> the menendez brothers could get out of prison is simply by governor gavin newsom granting them clemency. up until now, the governor has taken a hands off. >> approach. >> but now he's taken a significant next step, ordering the california board of. parole to launch an investigation into the brothers to determine what, if any, risk they pose to the public if released. >> it's the. >> latest step in the. >> menendez brothers bid for freedom. california governor gavin. newsom announcing on his new. podcast that he's calling for the state parole board to launch a risk assessment into eric and lyle menendez, the brothers who have been pushing to get out of prison, arguing they're rehabilitated men after spending 35 years behind bars for murdering their parents, jose and kitty, in their bever

. >> i think of it in exciting terms that i would love to see gavin newsom run for president pretty i would talk about it every single day predict and i would love to continue to shine light on i think we do need certainly moving in the right direction, so that maybe, i think ready turning point i don't know yet if you like so many catastrophic and larger failures have happen here in california i don't think the californians have gotten to the point yet predict think of what is really going to take as a big leader that can come in on the republican ticket do that. >> right the last one is arnold schwarzenegger obviously was larger-than-life in every way possible and he broke through so many different modes. >> will yes and again i want to go back to our country is in deep trouble is that one party or the other is the country isn't deep trouble trouble. one of the things that happened three decades of doing nothing but focusing on negative campaigns, is trust in every one of the institutions in this country is an all-time low except the military used to be military and police six years

it's called this is gavin newsom and he says his first guest will be leaders of the make america great movement. i'm volunteering, let's see if i get the invite. here with reaction, fox news contributor... let's first start with jake. people like me were excoriated. we saw it before the 2020 election. we pointed out in 2020, 2021, 2022. somewhere along the line some people said a few things but than they went to the cheap fake , those very real videos are fake. that was all just lying to protect joe wasn't it? >> absolutely. tapper writing this book is like hannibal lecter writing one on the dangers of cannibalism. as he just showed the millions watching, in playas fashion he scolded lara trump in an interview on cnn when she was rnc cochair saying he founded -- found it so amazing she was mocking joe biden's stutter and insisted there was no cognitive decline and... or having conversations with world leaders that died years ago and overall acting and sounding like a president whose brain had turned to applesauce and he blamed it all on a stutter. now jake is going to pretend there isn

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he and other san francisco lawmakers met with governor gavin newsom about a variety of topics. lori said the meeting lasted for about an hour. they discussed everything from funding public transit to helping combat homelessness. lori says san francisco will need help from the state in order to reach its full potential. >> and we need funding around transportation, shelter and public safety. we need to get people off the streets and into the help that they need. i want to really thank the mayor for not focusing a support state support for public transportation if inertia sets if nothing happens, muni bar and caltrain are all going have to enact severe service cuts. >> the mayor also asked about his effort to combat fentanyl. he says the board of supervisors will hold a final vote on the final state of emergency tomorrow. it could go into effect later this week. >> well, we're just days away from tipoff of nba all-star weekend in the courts aren't the only things heating up. local restaurants are also getting ready for the massive crowds. kron four's. lindsey ford joins us live i

then-mayor gavin newsom authorize the county clerk to issue marriage licenses to the couple's and it became known to be as the winter of love that lasted for one month, though, the california supreme court invalidated all the same marriage licenses. today, though, we actually got to speak with john lewis and stuart gaffney who are one of the first couples got married on that day. we really believe in the end. >> that the marriage us from san francisco city hall for a beacon of hope. >> to the country and really to the entire world that love will prevail. that's a message we take from being legally married. now for many years. it fortifies us for whatever struggles we have yet to come. >> well, jon stewart have been together for nearly 40 years. >> still to come here at 10 o'clock, our coverage of nba all-star weekend continues and we are live tonight. and pierre 48, where thousands of people are celebrating right now. plus, a rare move from the governor. bill restricting ice agents. he's vowing to veto and bird flu could be more widespread than we originally thought. concerning findi