10 acting as if the campaign is still going strong, california governor gavin newson and the mayor attended an intimate roundtable at the library branch . >> there is no magic solution. we cannot solve this issue overnight. >> reporter: a fast fix would join the help the people that joined the politicians. >> when we say our ideas, are we coming back to roommates? 10 it has gotten harder and harder. my kids are coming up with my parents. >> reporter: a small business owner, the help wanted sign is always out at her pizza shop in san pedro's where square. >> i compare this to a pressure cooker. the pressure is building. >> reporter: the governor is asking for 1.75 billion dollars to aid the construction of affordable housing across all income levels. it is a carrot and stick approach to get local governments to do more. >> we can move toward prefab housing. modular housing. east isles. new arrangements that can allow for expeditiously moving construction forward. >> reporter: many of the ideas outlined have already been implemented in san jose. mayor sam liccardo says that 1100 units of unit

on january 7 last week ou new governor gavin newson enacted the first budget of the new administration. and the budget has a number of items aimed at increasing access to health care and other health care related issues. included in the budget is a plan to reinstate the individual mandate formerly the federal mandate at the state level and expand health care for undocumented immigrant up to age 26 and increase the drug purchases and give the state greater leverage in negotiating prescription drug costs and requesting for a single-pair government-funded health care system that is obviously going to be something that take some time but it's a first step in em mroerg some significant changes and establishing california surgeon general position charged with health equality in the state. the budget process will continue and we're actively working through our channels to make sure we understand the proposals in the budget and have a voice in that conversation. but i think a lot of the proposals are moving in a direction that is consistent with where the city's legislative agenda has been pus

. >>> a change of leadership for california is gavin newson takes the oath of office. it is up to california to set an example for the rest of california. >> the eyes of the world are upon us. america needs california. it needs the guiding light of our values and the progress they make possible. this is where america's future is me. this is our charge. that is our calling. now let's get to work. >> governor newsom is wasting no time in getting started. >> it, he spoke of how he hopes to improve conditions of all californians and promising to offer an alternative to the course charted in washington. >> we will be bold. work like to get there. here in california, we will prove that people of good faith and firm well can still come together to achieve big things. we will offer an alternative to the corruption and the incompetence in the white house. >> our government will be progressive, principled, and always on the side of the people. this will take courage. and i know the courage is a word that means different things to different people. for me, courage means what is d

governor gavin newson says yes several big concerns about pg&e's plan to bankruptcy filing. governor says he is focused on protecting taxpayers, ratepayers and victims of the 2017 and 2018 wildfires. experts and consumer advocates say there is a possibility pg&e will count on help from the states and that burden would then fall onto consumers. >> ratepayers, the people who pay the bills, we get stuck with the bill. >> there may need to be some state merging a funding and so forth to see what the feds did with general motors. >> now the interim ceo of pg&e says the court supervised encrypts the process will be the best way to let the utility resolve its liabilities and what he called a quote orderly, fair and expeditious fashion. >> our time is 6:34 am. investigators and sentences go spent hours in one neighborhood early this morning blocking off roads and searching the area near sagamore street and capitol avenue. ktvu sarah is in san francisco with what we know about what happened out there. good morning. >> good morning. still limited details out here in san francisco. we

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