jerry brown being mr. climate change.>> is he planning to drill? what's the point of the study?not getting white anyone would ask for this -- why anyone would ask for this. >> reporter: he has an obsession with family history. part of it is this ranch outside of williams which is a known resort -- which is no resort destination by any stretch. he just wanted the historical facts, but then he threw in oil which begs the question, what is he really looking for? so, he has taken something and now he's not, name about it -- commenting about it.>> all he has to do is explain and he hasn't. it has prompted consumer watchdogs to put out things and say, all of you people in california, why don't you ask for a rundown of your property and see if you get it into days and get the same treatment as the governor?>> reporter: with all these people coming down on that little agency. of course they won't get it. the governor is going to get better treatment at a restaurant then we will too. i don't think that's a huge scandal, but i would like to have him address it. >> reporter: one thing it b

in the newsroom maria medina, kpix5. >> governor jerry brown is among the many u.s. leaders headed to the global conference. >>> university of chicago is cancelling all classes tomorrow after an online threat of gun violence. the school says the fbi's counterterrorism unit passed along the anonymous message today. it threatened an armed attack possibly on a campus quad and mentioned a time of 10 a.m. monday morning. university president said the decision to cancel classes was played out of an a bund -- made out of an abundance of caution given recent campus shootings like in oregon. the fbi is trying to track down the person who made the threat. >>> a shooting rampage at a colorado planned parenthood. >> reporter: investigators were still processing the crime scene sunday following the deadly shooting rampage in colorado springs. police say robert dear killed three people and wounded nine others inside a planned parenthood facility. the suspect had several guns and ammunition in addition to a long rifle. they believe he planned on detonating propane tanks outside his

>> governor jerry brown is at the conference too. hit -- california is already known for having some of the worlds toughest air quality standards and brown is hoping to expand those efforts. bill gates and marks upper kirk -- mark zuckerberg are also there pledging to fund research. they say the government is not doing enough and they want to add their resources to create an aggressive program. we are also learning from a new poll that 53% of americans think global warming is caused by human activity and 50% think it is already having a serious impact on the environment. in the newsroom, kpix 5 . >>> this is the scene after marquise hallways first -- holloway's first court appearance this morning. >>> a somber thanksgiving weekend for a sunnyvale family who lost their home to fire. flames ripped through the house just after 3:00 on sunday afternoon. no one was hurt but the fire did do major damage to the roof and interior of the home. no word yet on how it started. >>> and the war on hiv-aids has a new face. a five-year $20 million g

jerry brown never did a pen, giving you -- being frugal. >> how do you assess jerry brown's governorship? rep. desaulnier: he is an extraordinary politician. very bright. jesuit-trained. i have an affinity for him. we have some strong differences. we have legitimate differences about where we should cut and not. high-speed rail is a big project i chaired and we differed about that. having said that, he has been a really wonderful thing for california. when you think of his family and the impact his father and he and his sister made on the state of california, we are really lucky and fortunate. his father was a republican when he first ran for office. pat brown. when i told him that once, he said, how did you know? i said, i've read his biography and you should read it too. >> how does a state deal with the drought? the lack of water? rep. desaulnier: there have been two remarkable stories on that. we were asked to drop it by 25%, water usage, initially. most districts are 40%, 45%. the agricultural industry is responding. climate change is impacting california, as everywhere. we passed a

ace smith, a campaign strategists whose clients have included hillary clinton and jerry brown. veteranginsberg, a republican campaign strategist who was national counsel to mitt romney's campaign in 2008 and the bush/cheney campaigns of 2000 and 2004. i'm professor kirk hanson at santa clara university and the program moderator. you will also find video of the commonwealth club programs online at our youtube channel. go in a moment to the question -- lots of good questions you have already submitted. two are are are at least other areas that people have raised. not just the money issues that you all have raised here, but they are the issues of redistricting and gerrymandering and the manipulation that has occasionally gone on there, for one party or the other. and, the politics of voter access. the number of hours a poll is california, you are automatically registered the moment you apply for a drivers license, as of yesterday when governor brown signed that provision. are those important dimensions in your estimations to fair election campaigns? ann? purview, atot in my least

roster of democratic party client has included hillary clinton, dianne feinstein, barbara boxer, jerry brown, richard daley, and howard dean. in california, mr. smith successfully directed los angeles mayor antonio's underdog campaign and was instrumental in the election of san francisco district attorney kamala harris as california's attorney general. and san francisco mayor gavin newsom as california's lieutenant governor. he also ran san francisco mayor eddie lee's first campaign. times" has called him "legendary." it sounds like the end of your career rather than the beginning of it. mr. smith: i certainly can't run in the republican party. mr. hanson: ben ginsberg -- in 2004 election cycles, and played a central role in the 2000 florida recount. 2008, he served as national counsel to the romney for president campaign. he currently represents numerous political parties, individuals, and corporations specializing in election law issues. mr. ginsburg also serves as counsel to the republican governors association. he has been a guest lecturer at the stanford university law school, a fellow

. >>> california governor jerry brown reletsed a statement late this afternoon. it said all of california is saddened by today's wanton and brutal attack in paris. our prayers are with the victims' families and all of the people of france. and san francisco showing its solidarity with the people of france. city hall is lit up in the colors of the french flag. and the french flag is also flying on the balcony. paris is a sister city of san francisco. mayor ed lee issued a statement expressing sorrow for what he called the heartbreaking tragedy unfolding in paris. >> images of solidarity with paris are pouring in on social media from around the world. take a look at this instagram picture posted in montreal. the sign written in french says we are france. we are not afraid. video posted on instagram shows hundreds of people showed out in the pouring rain for a vigil in montreal. >>> in new york, another vigil in union square park. this shows people gathered in a circle around a peace sign drawn on the ground. and take a look at this. new york's world trade center al

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our current governor, jerry brown, when governor prior to who had been dad, governor, were both recalled but unsuccessful. gives ag old buildings feeling of solidarity. things valuable than are still valuable now. the original intent of the building was still here. >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring sacramento, california. our staff recently traveled there to learn about its rich history. learn more about sacramento and other stops at www.c-span.org. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on cspan3. ,> next on american history tv a panel of scholars looks at the history of incarceration and pr

smith's roster of democratic includedents has hillary clinton, dianne feinstein, barbara boxer, jerry brown and howard dean. in california, mr. smith successfully directed los underdogayor's campaign and was instrumental in the election of the san francisco district attorney as california's attorney general. san francisco mayor given new some as the lieutenant governor. the new york times has called him legendary. that sounds like the end of your career, rather than the beginning. [laughter] ben ginsberg served as national the new york times has called him legendary. younsel to the bush/chene presidential campaigns in the 2000 and 2004 election cycle and played a central role in the 2000 florida recount. 2008, he served as national counsel to the romney for president campaign. he currently represents numerous political parties, individuals and corporations specializing in election law issues. also serves as counsel to the republican governors association. he has been a guest lecturer at the stanford university law school, a fellow at harvard institute for politics and a professor of law at

presentadora: el gobernador de california jerry brown anunciÓ que trabajarÁ de manera cercana con elrefugiado sirio haya sido investigado. de acuerdo con el centro de procesamiento de refugiados este aÑo ha llegado 218 sirios a california. los gobernadores amenazaron con dejar de recibir refugiados presentador: la madre de la estudiante mexicana que muriÓ en parÍs se siente devastada. dice que aÚn desconoce la fecha en que los restos de su hija llegaran a california. >> deberÍamos aprender un poco y poner un granito de arena para hacer un mundo mejor presentador: hizo un llamado a construir un mundo mejor sin violencia ni muertes injustificadas. mientras dice que seguirÁ recordando a su hija como lo que era, retomar el ritmo de vida normal no ha sido fÁcil para los ciudadanos franceses. presentadora: como lo muestra beatriz el esfuerzo por salir adelante es grande beatriz: tuvimos la fortuna de conocer a una maestra que aunque tiene dolor por el entusiasmo a la hora de enseÑar a sus alumnos. no sÓlo cumplió con dar clases de francÉs, lo hizo con empeÑo y energÍa. no ha sido tarea fÁc

that >> california is already known as a place with extremely rigorous standards, and governor jerry brown is hoping to advance that in other states and localities. they want to create an aggressive zero -- energy emissions program. >>> 66% of americans think the us should join an international treaty to reduce emissions. 53% of americans think global warming is caused by human activity and 50% think it is already having a serious impact on the environment. the poll also reports that a slight majority now thinks it's more important to protect the environment and stimulate the economy. back to -- then stimulate the economy. back in 2009 people felt that it was more important to stimulate the economy. most americans favor limiting emissions for us power plants so most oppose increasing taxes on gasoline or electricity in order to curb drill -- global warming. in the newsroom, jackie ward. >>> the hot cop of castro is facing felony hit-and-run charges and two and are in the hospital. the officer is out on bail accused of hit and run. we spoke with one witness about the chaos that followed. >>

our current governor, jerry brown, when he was governor prior to this, he was in his second term of office and his dad, admin brown, who had been governor for both recalls, but were unsuccessful. preserving old buildings gives the feeling of solidarity. the values that were valuable back down are still valuable now. the original intent of the building was still here. announcer: find out where the c-span cities tour is going next, online at c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching "american history tv," all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. announcer: 70 years ago, an international military tribunal begin trial in germany. the defendants were charged with violating peace treaties, waging aggressive war, or comes, and crimes against humanity. on november 20 9, 1945, the film "nazi concentration and prison camps" was presented in the courtroom. she describes the documentary. >> it was a compilation that was created to be shown as proof against the high command that was tried at the military tribunal in 1945 and 1946. it was a film that was shot by the allies -- i think -- well, no, the sovie

complex used a loophole that allows for evictions if a major renovation is planned. >>> governor jerry brown asking for more information on how syrian refugees are being screened in the united states. brown joins a growing list of governors asking the white house for classified information. the governor says that california is open to these refugees but he believes the state should act as a check on federal procedures. >>> stepped up security tonight at several well known spots across the globe in the wake of the paris attacks. >> isis released a video today pointing to the white house as its next potential target. this comes a day after islamic extremists threatened an attack on new york's times square. the u.s. state department warrants st. peter's basilica, along with milan's cathedral and la scuola opera house could be under threat. kenneth craig reports from paris. he said the alleged ringleader of the attacks is confirmed dead but one other suspects is at large. kenneth. >> reporter: despite the takedown things have really not calmed down. raids continue in france and belgium and there

. >> pam :in there has been a backlash against the syrian refugees but governor jerry brown says.losely with president obama to ensure syrian refugees coming to california are "fully vetted." the governor says, the state can help uphold america's traditional role. as a place of asylum, while also protecting californians at the same time. more than half of the nations governors. are threatening to halt any effort to allow syrian refugees into their states following the attacks in paris. they are responding to heightened concerns. that terrorists might use the refugees as cover, to sneak across borders. for a complete list on where state governors stand on the issue. be sure to visit our website. there. we have more information on how many refugees have arrived in each state, since january and more.. it's all on kron-4-dot-com. kron 4 spoke with one woman who came to the bay area from syria. randa al safi says, she left damascus to escape the turmoil in her country. she now works as an arabic case manager. for a refugee agency in the east bay. she says, the massacre in paris breaks

. >>> in the meantime, california governor jerry brown declaring a state of emergency over dead treescensus by the u.s. forest service has found 22 million trees have died during the state's historic four-year drought. the governor is asking for federal money and resources to help remove the trees before they fuel a devastating wildfire. >>> well, after more than a year since his death, robin williams's widow is break her silence, opening up in an emotional interview about her husband's suicide. >> susan williams is revealing a previously undetected medical condition in his final month and spoke exclusively to abc's amy robach. >> reporter: nearly four decades of unparalleled brilliance by robin williams. >> my first day as a woman and i'm getting hot flashes. >> reporter: his seven final years spent with his third wife, susan. >> what i always dreamed of love would be, someone who really sees you for who you are inside. >> reporter: but on august 11th last year susan left for work and soon got a call from williams' assistant that she couldn't wake him up. >> that 20-minute car ride i

also attending jerry brown, bash boxer. >> we had a freezing cold morning and the worst might be over but there's more to come. meteorologist drew tuma has more on that. >> this morning, many cities fell below that freezing mark with a number some locations starting off in the teens. lake port. another freeze warning in effect overnight but i am tracking mild air on the doorstep and the next significant storm. >> see you in a few. harrowing moments captured on video. alert neighbors noticed something strange on a train track floor their house. their reaction made the difference between life and death. >> the baby is still alive. >> so many of you were touched by the story. neighbors in southern california react officer a newborn is found buried alive. how two women on a walk saved the child's ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >>> that i was

after a long legislative debate california governor jerry brown recently signed right to die into law. wallner says it's up to her to decide if and when the time is right. >> i don't have any faith in palliative care. after one of the surgeries my lungs started filling one fluid and they went to put a drain in my lungs. i was literal in surgery knocked out and i was screaming in pain. and that's how i want -- i don't want to end my life that way and i absolutely don't want my son to see me that way. i don't want my final days to be hell. i want my final days to be as happy as possible. i want to live my life until it's no long -- until the bad outweighs the good. >> reporter: for last four years wallner has been beating the odds. since her last treatment in the spring she doesn't know if her cancer is growing again or not. but she says she's prepared for whatever happens. >> i don't know any terminal patient who wants to die. i just think we just don't want to drag our death out. we're going to die. if it comes to that point where there's no more that i can do, my body is failing, my

i will type a story about jerry brown. this is a story i admire.n the state was in tremendous financial difficulty he said, you know what? we are going to take the cell phones away from civil servants in the state. i remember thinking, ok. that is all very interesting but it is .01% of the budget. it was not about the money. it was about the simple and the -- symbol and the symbolism and the story he was telling, which was he was going to be tough on the budget. charlie: you touch on demand and sacrifice. meg: if you asked the man on the street, how do you think jerry brown is doing with the budget, he would've said, doing great, taking away cell phones from civil servants. when i came to hp, i said, what is a symbolic acts that i can do to communicate to the company about why this is different. the first thing we did is we tore down the executive parking lot in the barbed wire that surroundedery the executive parking lot and i moved the entire leadership team to cubicles out of their wooden offices. charlie: no longer behind closed doors. meg: we

governor jerry brown will work with president obama to ensure any syrian refugees coming to california are fully vetted in a reliable way. >>> france launched new air strikes in syria and tonight a group is joining the fight against isis. [ speaking foreign language ] >> anonymous, the group of hackers declared a cyber war telling isis we will hunt you down. hard to know what that means. could include taking down social media accounts and even cutting off funding through hacking of their bank accounts. intelligence agencies are doing what they can too. kiet do say they could do more if only they had a key to the backdoor. >> reporter: in the lead up to the paris terror attacks there was no chatter, no warning. >> a group of people that flew under the radar and did so using these communications apps that can't be seen by law enforcement. >> reporter: going dark. terrorists hiding their online communications. investigators say members of isis lure sympathizers to apps where the messages self- destruct. incontraception app -- encryption apps are downloaded for free. you can set timers for

governor jerry brown agreed three years ago to switch the method to a single drug lethal injection. new regulations will be released today. the process lagged due to a national shortage of execution drugs. families of murder victims sued the state jump-starting the switch. however, california has not put an inmate to death in almost 10 years. the decision now enters a 62- day public comment period. >>> campaign 2016 now. a mild mannered republican presidential candidate is lashing out at the media. it's about a story ben carson says is just not true. weijia jang has more. >> reporter: dr. ben carson insists the story he has told about himself as a violent teen are true. >> this is a bunch of lies! this is what it is, a bunch of lies attempting, you know, to say that i'm lying about my history. i think it's pathetic! >> reporter: on the campaign trail, carson talks about a time he tried to stab a friend but the boy's belt buckle saved him. he uses the story to say god entered his life and took away his anger. cnn wrote about the incident but can't find any evidence the event happened

. >> governor jerry brown has state employees looking to oil and gas drilling possibilities on ranch property owned by his family in colusa county. the associated press says the governor received 51 pages of information that includes satellite and geological maps as well as drilling and geological reports. state law does not allow elected officials to use public resources including state workers for their personal purposes. state division that did the work says everything about the report was legal but oil industry professionals say they have not seen anything like this report before. >>> an injured war hero from the bay area will be among the many men and women taking part in this veterans day parade in new york city. michael bednar of saratoga will be alongside other patients from ucla operation mad, the program that provides free medical services for veterans who were injured in combat. he suffered nerve damage, deafness and paralysis on the right side of his face in an explosion during a tour in afghanistan for three years ago. since then he has undergone several procedures to he

california governor jerry brown has a ready-made and. he said, "i intend to work closely with the president so that he can uphold america's traditional role as a place of asylum but also ensure that anyone seeking refuge in america is fully vetted in a sophisticated and utterly reliable way. >>> in the meantime in washington house republicans are pushing legislation to increase screenings before the refugees enter the hospital the white house has said that president. obama would veto such administration, adding that the hurdles are already high. >> thank you. >>> the man from southern california that was performing when gunmen stormed the theater in paris spoke out today -- the band from southern california that was performing on gunmen stormed the theater in paris spoke out today. they issued a statement on their facebook page saying that the band had returned home because of gunshots but is still shaken. 89 people were gunned down including the merchandise manager of the band. that was 36-year-old nick alexander. on facebook man said,

governor jerry brown is there and we have to details. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning. it's monday, november 30. i'm michelle griego. live from the cbs perry rea studios. -- bay area studios. this is kpix 5 news . >>> good morning everyone, taking a live look at the toll bridge plaza. people are starting to head into san francisco. the difference from friday, right? >>yes. it was a holiday. >> but today is monday. >> but today is monday, november 30. >> december 1 is looking. hi everyone, i am frank mallicoat. rain now day one of a two-week climate summit in paris is underway less than three weeks after the attacks that left 130 dead and many injured. jackie good morning. >> good morning frank, they are hosting 150 world leaders from 105 countries today enclosing dish including president obama. -- today including president obama. >> some say the city is essentially on lockdown. before beginning negotiations on how to slow the pace of climate change, president obama visited the bataclan theater where the worst of the bloodshed happened a little more than two weeks ago. h

jerry brown: things are changing and we need to change. and this drought is the catalyst for that. sam: the plan, a 25% reduction in california of 2013 levels by early 2016, which went into effect in june. experts say reaching that goal could be easy once people learn where they're wasting and how to conserve, saving water and money. swapping out an older toilet for one with an epa-approved watersense label could shave $100 off your annual water bill and use 60% less water. these upgrades do carry a price tag, but many water districts provide rebates to help offset that cost. and we promise that is the last time you're going to see toilet water video on this program. still to come on "reality check." lauren: we are generating more revenue from marijuana than alcohol. sam: the surprising twist to colorado's record-breaking profits from legalized pot that has lawmakers intoxicated. and at least 153 school shootings in the us just in the past 3 years, or almost 1 a week. the formula behind that figure when "reality check" continues. is a topic of national interest right now. could sta

. >>> a controversy surrounding governor jerry brown today over the use of state resources. last year, the governor directed regulators to research mining and oil opportunities on his family's ranch in northern california. but state law bars elected officials from using public employees for personal purposes. regulators say the analysis was not unusual. they found that prospects were very low for any commercial drilling or mining on the brown's family ranch. >>> police say this isn't your typical bank robber. instead of a mass, she wears yoga pants and sunglasses. the woman has robbed multiple banks in the past few days. san jose police are hoping to nab her before she strikes again. the latest robbery was yesterday at a chase bank on almaden expressway. police say she carried out the robberies with ease. >> he is able to walk in pass a note obtain the money and walk out without being detected. >> police say the note suggests she is armed but no one has seen a gun. >>> the man accused of stabbing local hero spencer stone now in police custody in sacramento. officers arrested

tonight, governor jerry brown has activated the state's threat assessment system in response to the terror in paris. there are no known threats in california at this time, however, brown says activating the system will keep people safe by helping local, state, federal, and private agencies share information about any suspicious activity that may be detected. meanwhile, hundreds of people lit candles tonight in paris to rebound the victims of yesterday's attacks. tonight, isis has claimed responsibility for the deadly series of shootings and explosions that killed at least 129 people. more than 350 others were wounded in the attacks. dozens of them are in critical condition. cbs reporter kenneth craig joins us live from paris. kenneth in. >> reporter: well, it is now sunday morning here in paris and obviously, that investigation is still very much underway. a lot of the police activity we saw this morning has been centered around this area near the theater where 89 innocent people were killed. across paris, mourners lit candled and comforted each other at memorials one day after their city

governor jerry brown said quote, i intend to work closely with the president so that he can both uphold america's traditional role as a place of asylum but also ensure that anyone seeking refuge in america is fully vetted in a sophisticated and utterly reliable way. >>> vice president joe biden progressed the refugee issue while at a clean technology conference yesterday in los angeles. he says the only way militants can win is if americans close the borders and allow terrorists to dictate their lives. >> nothing isis can do can threaten to bring down a government, can threaten to fundamentally alter the way we live, it can be what it is. acts of terror to try to get us to do that voluntarily. >> senator dianne feinstein agrees with both the vice president and governor brown. she says california should not be one of those states that turns its back on refugees. >>> right now there is a sleep- in underway on the steps of berkeley's old city hall. protesters are upset about proposals they say would hurt the homeless. tonight the berkeley city council will vote on a plan that would ban per

>>"i'm the one that's charged with keeping one- point-five million people safe, jerry brown is not.resident is not." >> pam:only the federal government has legal authority to limit or control immigration, based on long- standing law and the u-s constitution. >> pam:but individual states can refugee populations. --can limit or deny new at 5:30 tonight. it is called quad-copter -4. and it is an all new camera hat we have here at kron 4. >> pam:j.r. stone joins us this this new device in the field. >> pam: which >> reporter: that with resettlement groups and lawmakers that have been around for decades to help build the program. with cities like tampa, san francisco and annapolis. or savannah, columbus ohio, some feel that except in sarah have is a disaster >> i think we have an oversight responsibility. >> reporter: among them, refugees and face the blue background. they must meet face to face and personal interviews and applicant must face health screenings for any contagious diseases from reaching the u.s.. >> the screen i do not think is very affective. but, there is a screening pro

. >>> earlier this week governor jerry brown said california should welcome refugees fleeing the crisis. now he is asking for more information on how they are being screened. brown is joining other governors in asking the white house for access to classified information on those coming in and notification whenever refugees are resettle. a small group of refugees made it to northern california. kpix 5's emily turner talked with one man worried that his family won't be so fortunate. >> reporter: since the crisis began the international rescue committee has placed 61 syrians in northern california. we talked to one and he is worried about what's happening in his home country and what could happen

jerry brown signed legislation requiring ballot measures to be on november ballot in a general electionr. in the past all of these ballot measures were strung out over different elections. they're all going to be on one ballot. also, the threshold for getting something on the ballot is based on the number of people who voted in the previous gubernatorial election. record low turn-out last time, you need fewer signatures to get something on the ballot. a lot of people are saying i'll give that a shot. a lot of things in the pipeline. >> what are some of the top contenders to make the ballot. >> we know there's going to be a referendum on the plastic bag ban. that's made it. and also likely to be a measure requiring porn actors who wear condoms during sexual intercourse. can you imagine voter research before they cast those votes. and marijuana legalization perhaps. there's going to be for sure gun control measure that gavin newsom is pushing, a minimum wage measure. lot of hot-button issues that will draw a lot of people to the polls. >> you have to ask, will this lead to voter fatigue?

aunque no hay ninguna amenaza en contra de nuestra entidad el gobernador jerry brown le ordeno a la oficina de servicios de emergencia que active el sistema y siga trabajando con agencias del orden publico para asegurarse que se esten tomando todos los pasos necesarios para los pasos necesarios para mantenernos seguros... sot 01:32 al 01:40 es importante....seg uridad publica sandra es importante recalcar que aunque no hay ninguna amenaza contra la entidad si estan haciendo un llamado a la poblacion para mantener los ojos bien abiertos, sobre todo despues de la amenaza en contra de washington... blanca muchas gracias sandra blanca/topvo ---sigue la cacera del hombre ms buscado del planeta. ---segn las autoridades ''salah ab-deslam'' alquil el auto utilizado para perpetrar el atentado terrorista en paris. ---la polica francesa ha identificado a 2 sospechosos ms del ataque mortal quienes seran ciudadanos franceses. ---la fiscala dijo que estos sujetos vivieron en blgica y uno de ellos fue el atacante suicida en las afueras del estadio de francia. ---por ahora, no se han revelado los nombres.

today, y jerry brown, richard daley, and howard dean. >> in california mr. smith successfully directed los angeles mayor and tonio underdog campaign and was instrumental in the election of san francisco district attorney attorney general. in san francisco mayor gavin newson as california lieutenant governor. he also ran san francisco and lease campaign. the new york times has called him legendary. sounds like the end of your career rather than the beginning of it. then ginsberg served as national council to the bush, cheney presidential campaign in 2,024 election cycle in 2,012 and 2,008, he served as national council to the romney for president campaign. he currently represents numerous political parties, individuals and corporations specializing in election law issues. mr. ginsberg also serves as counsel to the republic governors association. he has been a guest lecturer at the stanford university loft law school, a fellow at harvard institute, and an adjunct professor of law at georgetown. before law school he spent five years as a journalist. please welc

. >> california governor jerry brown said i intend to work closely with the president to uphold america's traditional role as asylum but make sure that anyone admitted is thoroughly vetted in a reliable way. >>> the secret service and the fbi will be in charge of security at the game, a national special security event which means homeland security considers it's a potential target. but local agencies will still play key role. santa clara says they have been preparing to help keep them safe. tonight our coverage continues and look at the study abroad programs after the death of a student at cal state long beach. why there's a fear of backlash in the bay area. >>> there is word tonight that tucson arizona has elected magnus. >> he saw a 70% drop in the homicide rate. the decision is expected to be finalized tomorrow during a meeting of the tucson city council. >>> a deadly call train accident tonight. a man was hit and killed bay northbound train. it happened near the santa clara train station at about 5:30. this was the 20th person killed by a train that matches the high set back in 1995.

just last month governor jerry brown signed california's aid in dying bill into law. california is the fifth state to authorize physician assisted suicide. many other stttes have considered or are considering similar legislation but the opposition to such laws is intense. many religious folk believe that such laws violate the sacredness of life, yet others see ttem as undermining g the hippocratic oath that says doctors should first and foremost do no harm, and yet others fear a slippery slope that would eventually lead us to value some lives more than others. should iowa pass an aid ii dying law? do we have an absolute right over our own lives? should physicians help us to die on our own terms? or do we have a moral obligation to accept our lives a.d our deathson terms other than our own will? ? have a greattanel on today to discuss these issues. to my left is becky benson, the director of the university of iowa pediatric palliative care program. thanks so much for being on, becky. becky benson: thank you. scott samuelson: francis degnin, a professor of ilosophy at u

jerry brown responded to the killing in paris and gonzales death. hong: cassette on behalf of all californians we're sending our deepest condolences to the gonzales family our friends in the entire long beach community and acted by this san the senseless tragedy will follow the store for you and also on our website a www.kron4.com and bring in the of this and they become available. >>darya: people roberts wrote the show won the support for france including here in the bay area on the last few concede san francisco city hall and of little with the colors of the french flag and that a small helicopter partnership with abc seven news on the right to talk you consider the great pyramid in egypt also littered with the close of france and below that the french flag flying high at the space needle in seattle. >>mark: the debate was supposed to be about the u.s. economy but the focus turned to the terror attack as to canada's first held a moment of silence for victims to discuss security in foreign policy-. >>mark: that would take the debate again on decemb

. >>> more than 30 faculty members from uc berkeley along with a group of students, governor jerry brownnd senator barbara boxer will all be in paris for international climate talks that begin monday, a little more than two weeks after the terrorist attacks hit there. as jim bittermann reports, security is now an even bigger concern. >> reporter: a wind turbine has sprouted in the middle of the avenue champs elysee. paris seems as if it's being paved over with solar panels. the city is awash in displays and innovations. this man, who singlehandedly rode boats across the atlantic ocean, has set up the world's largest ocean-going vessel. >> i'm very pleased to bring here in paris a little bit of the sea. >> reporter: for tens of thousands of others drawn to paris for the coming two weeks, this is make or break time for climate change. later will be too late, say the signs atop the french foreign ministry. trying to get the nations of the world to agree on anything is a tall order. never before in france or perhaps anywhere have there been negotiations quite like these. starting monday, 195

that was what prompted governor jerry brown to declare the drop in march and see.t: this year some of the biggest the resource are opening their trills earlier. >> grant:boreal opened last friday. >> grant: heavily, at north star and kirkwood + squaw valley will be open this saturday, a week ahead of schedule. but state water experts are not ready to declare the drop over and the efforts of death of snow and the sierra is just over 4 in.. >> pam: dianne is here with the details. >> diane: we will have more rain showers and snow showers for the sierra characteristic a look at the satellite regard to give you a clearer picture. at the southwest, up the heavy low moisture. bringing snow to the lake tahoe area on sunday. when showers for the san francisco bay area. making it way down to our region. >> diane: now, we are dealing with chilly conditions for upper 40's. antioch, livermore and as well as the north bay regions. >> diane: do have chilly conditions for tonight. much like last night. the same deal for tonight and in the early morning creek with the 30 degree te

. >> facebook founder mark zuckerburg with jerry brown. >>> did you get all of your holiday shopping done? shopping was down, but on-line shopping was up. and cyber monday has actually already started. nick watt is tracking the trend. >> holiday shopping is now a little less standing in line and a lot more shopping on-line. this black friday in store sales fell more than a billion dollars. meanwhile on-line we spent $2.7 billion and that's a big bump up 14% over just last year. >> it is quicker and it is easier. we are used to the on demand lifestyle. most of us are doing on-line shopping on a regular basis. >> tomorrow cyber monday is expected to shell out even more. the retailers are spending promotional e-mails early and often. they are matching black friday in stoor deals on-line and sh -- in store deals. and many are starting the cyber sales early. they are starting tonight and extending the offers so-called cyber week. an ipad mini at wal-mart and at target, $300 off this samsung tv. >> black friday is not as attractive as it used to be. and do you want to get punched in the fa

some attention between the presidential election and obviously the large shadow cast by governor jerry brownnot a lot of room. what is newsom doing to get that attention? >> unless you are creative. that's newsom's forte. his most recent move is to take on the gun lobby. one of the most powerful special interests in the nation. he is looking to ban high capacity ammunition magazines and require instant background checks for anyone purchasing bullets, which would be the first in the nation. he seems to have a public opinion on his side. at least for now, a public survey report by the public policy institute found that 65% of all adults say that california should have stricter gun control laws. >> i'm also hearing his voice on video ads for measures in san francisco for the inlaw unit. he is also known for supporting gay marriage and legalizing marijuana. >> newsom is in the right spot because it looks like that initiative will go down. yeah, this is part of the plan. as far as the same-sex marriage movement goes, it got a tremendous boost 11 years ago when as mayer of san francisco newsom ord

jerry brown among others. >>> a move by the european union has put a strain on its relationship withve decided to specially label products made in the jewish settlement. israel is calling this discriminatory. >> it has been a decision three years in the making. the european union announced wednesday they will start labeling products from israeli settlements on the west bank. this was condemned by israeli leaders as anti-somatic and discriminatory. >> this action brings back memories. europe should be ashamed of itself. >> reporter: israel is retaliating. the new lady in rules -- the european union says the new labeling rules should not be considered an attack >> we have no reason to believe that this will cost any kind of decline. >> this is a technical issue, not a political stance. >> reporter: israeli officials say that is a lie. this decision could be a prelude to a full boycott of israeli goods in europe. >> this is presented as an administrative decision but in fact it is a political decision. >> reporter: this news comes amid crashes between palestinians and israelis, there is

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