el gobernador jerry brown aumentÓ el presupuesto millonario para la representaciÓn legal.esentaciÓn es un gran alivio para los millones de indocumentados en ese estado. dulce: california reafirmÓ su compromiso con la comunidad inmigrante. el gobernador jerry brown modificÓ el presupuesto estatal para agregar 15 millones de dÓlares destinados a los servicios de ayuda legal para personas en proceso de deportaciÓn. >> california siempre ha estado a la vanguardia en cuestiÓn de leyes por emigrantes. desgraciadamente tenemos un texas que es totalmente lo contrario, o arizona. dulce: activistas dicen que este fondo serÁ vital ante las inminentes detenciones y deportaciones como el presupuesto es de 33 millones de dÓlares que incluyen 3 millones para los menores no acompaÑados, 15 millones para el programa de california y se agregÓ el fondo de 15 millones para otros servicios legales migratorios. >> no solamente para dar servicios de inmigraciÓn, sino en aquellos casos que sea posible, nos vamos a hacer cargo de financiar abogados que defienden a quienes corren la amenaza de ser

. >>> jerry brown putting in some serious cash to help fight deportation. the millions in the state budget now set aside to help defend illegal immigrants. >>> partly cloudy skies and a chance for a few showers tomorrow for tuesday and eventually warmer temperatures. we will is your five-day forecast coming up after the break. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> reporter ellison barber explains what the white house is doing about it. >> this is believed to be the largest extortion hack in history. the attack could grow and people need to work tomorrow ask and start logging onto their computers. >> is this just the beginning? >> that is the concern that this ransom ware attack will be even larger. >> reporter: this all began on friday hitting hospitals in englan

. >> reporter: but just in case governor jerry brown prosed budget holds back $50 million from the uc and says the money could only be leased when the auditor says the university made progress on the reforms. >> put 50 million in there to hold their feet to the fire. >> reporter: but there is still the matter of the tuition hike this fall. lieutenant governor gavin newsom tweeted the board must reverse the tuition decision on thursday they will discuss the audit and debate on the tuition hike. baker agrees that taigs should be frozen. >> they should freeze the budget and salaries within the office of the president till all the recommendations are adopted. >> reporter: melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> governor jerry brown is appealing to president trump for help. he sent a letter to the white house friday asking the president to transfer federal over sight of environmental reviews to state rail authority. he is hoping that could speed the $64 billion project along and president trump may be agreeable to the plan. california's system is supposed to link san francisco and los angeles. >>> four

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and with all due respect to governor jerry brown, this is nonsense. jesse: do you feel safe in the state of california because of these crazy far-left policies? >> right now it's just crazy. it's getting more and more like europe. i saw this movie before, coming from europe. and it's out of hand. when you have a governor who is the chief law enforcement turning his back to the law enforcement, it's crazy. jesse: do you feel you need to protect yourself from all these crazy people? >> this is a known political issue. people and the law enforcement against the criminals. if you still believe in politicians you live in a fairytale. jesse: a fairytale like some of your novels. >> exactly. but this is life. life is reality. so as america we have to come together. put ideology on the side. this is simple, right or wrong it has nothing to do with ideology or parties. it's very important to american people to come together. let me tell you. this is the best country in the world. when i was a teenager a friend of my father was a university literature professor

is that not punishing the state or punishing jerry brown? >> it got more yanked back, actually, from republicans in congress who don't think we should have the high-speed rail and that's effective use of the money. i wouldn't conflate that as punishment for california, they just don't like that policy, they don't want to see the federal government on the hook for tens of billions of dollars which will probably be over a $100 billion train all said and done. >> it's exposes regional differences in california. devin nunes told us at the quenlgs, why doesn't silicon valley pay for that? all those rich guys there. why is that incumbent on the federal government to pay that? >> there's regional pay -- back -- >> he ran on infrastructure, we haven't seen any plan which presumably would include rail. >> there's legitimate concern by any sane person looking at the way california has run its finances, the uc system slush fund for example, can you trust california for money? i give them money for this, maybe not looking at the fine details, and will i

governor jerry brown has asked for federal assistance in dealing with the oroville dam repairs. the price tag has been quoted as high as 200-million dollars to make all the necessary fixes. (jr stone) the former director of national intelligence says u-s institutions are "under assault." ...and he says some of that is coming directly from president donald trump. reporter andrew spencer has the latest from washington, d.c. james clapper, former director of national intelligence: "the developments of the past week are very bothersome, very disturbing to me."james clapper, the former director of national intelligence under president obama, says he feels, in many ways, u-s institutions are under attack. james clapper, former director of national intelligence: "...both externally -- and that's the big news here is the russian interference in our election system -- and i think, as well, our institutions are under assault internally."voice of jake tapper, host of cnn's 'state of the union': "internally from our president?"clapper: "exactly."clapper says he feels the government's system

reunidas lÍderes campesinas coordinando entre otros temas cÓmo pedirle al gobernador de california, jerry brownn de cÍtricos, almendras y manzanas pero que tambiÉn estarÍa afectando la salud. >> sabemos que mata insecto, y hierba, mata cierta plata, tambiÉn puede provocar muchas enfermedades al ser humano. >> bastantes niÑos que tenemos en este lugar que han nacido con defectos fÍsicos, con autismo. viviana: el aÑo 2000 la agencia para la protecciÓn ambiental prohibiÓ su uso en viviendas a nivel nacional como en el 2007 el consejo para la defensa de los recursos naturales y la red de acciÓn contra pesticidas mostrando documentaciÓn cientÍfica, lograron que una corte federal ponga como fecha lÍmite el 31 de marzo de este aÑo para que se pronunciara. pero, el gobierno del presidente donald trump levantÓ dicha prohibiciÓn. estas madres campesinas reconocen que aÚn no hay estudios completos sobre el impacto de este quÍmico en la salud de sus familias, por eso estÁn pidiendo un estudio más profundo para poder tener una mejor idea. reunidas en el controversial tema de los pesticidas y sus consecuenci

. >>> governor jerry brown took on the trump administration at the climate change conference including a delegation from the netherlands. they are concerned about the administration. follow the lead of california not washington. >> they will be thrown out in 2 or 4 years whatever it will take. >> the world's leader is not the u.s. but china, a country he will visit next week. >>> u.s. airports are asked to place electronic devices in separate bins. the tsa says it is meant to declutter carry on bags. people in precheck can leave laptops in their bags. >>> a recall that parents may want to know about,25000 graco child seats are recalled. they will provide a harness for free. more on the model numbers go to ktvu.com. >>> a professor at u.c. berkeley sexually harassed 4 students. his dismissal is part of the effort to reform the response to misconduct on campus. >> he was teaching asian studies. there were 4 cases of harassment. he remained teaching until june of 2016 when placed on involuntary leave. he was fired today. >> we had a faculty committee. they had a full hearing. they conclud

. >>> governor jerry brown is seeking an unlikely ally, to create a high-speed train line between loseles and san francisco. yesterday, he sent a letter to the president asking for a final environmental review. this project is behind schedule. in the past, brown and the trump administration have not seen eye to eye on environmental matters. >>> lots of sunshine out there today. let's talk with marc about the mother's day forecast. >> partly cloudy skies heading into sunday. not a big change in temperatures from today. upper 50s-60s today. 70s out towards napa. some changes up to the north. shower activity as well. especially in portions of the north bay. we could have an isolated shower pop up. right now, relatively clear skies over the bay area. current numbers right now, 60 towards livermore, san francisco 57 . it is that time of year where the winds pick up every afternoon. that was the case today. oakland checking in at 20 miles per hour. a gust up to 41 miles per hour towards san francisco. here is a live look out towards the bay. mostly clear skies for the most part. there is cl

and governor jerry brown has issued a statement about the deadly crash.e say's "i was deeply saddened to learn of the collision that resulted in the tragic deaths of deputy garner and community service officer johnson this morning. they devoted their careers to keeping stanislaus county safe" (jr stone) it was a special day in oakland... at mills college -- before the graduating class of 20-17 received their diplomas... a local civil rights icon was awarded an honorary doctorate for nearly a century of activism on behalf of women and the african american community... and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports -- betty reid soskin is overwhelmed by the honor. (philippe) as a young girl growing up in oakland... 95-year-old betty reid soskin says mills college was always a mystery to her. one she always wanted to be apart of, but not -- until today... she is now apart of this school's history forever.betty reid soskin/honoree- "i'm now inside and this is amazing." to hear someone knocking on the door of 100-years-old say this is the thrill of a lifetime...

happening today, governor jerry brown is one of the keynote speakers in a climate change conference in san francisco. governor will speak on how the climate is big business. cohosted by the state environmental protection agency and the state officials from the netherlands. leader in climate change awareness for years now, agreements between california and other countries to reduce carbon emissions. >>> it is 4:17 and checking back in with sal with a look for traffic. how does it look, sal? >> it looks good. hopefully this nice, easy commute will last for a while now, and we kind of look forward to the benefit of uncrowded roads early and right now, it looks pretty good through morgan hill and through san jose. going to be nice all the way up through the silicon valley and you can see, it's wide open right now, just the way you like it, up to 17 and beyond. the east shore freeway, 18 minutes between the bridge and the macarthur may. at the toll bridge plaza, not a lot going on. we'll leave it alone for a quite a while. let's bring in steve. >> thanks, sal. coast and bay, we have done ou

. >>> governor jerry brown is pushing president trump for hope to get california's $64 billion high-speed rail project rolling. he wants the foods transfer federal over sight of environmental revows to the state rail authority. brown believes it could pave the tracks faster between san francisco and los angeles. president trump sports high- speed rail lines but it is unclear if they will grant the governor's request. >>> information on how to get inside a locked cockpit door may have been made public. it was sent to united airlines employees. they did say it was not a hack or a breach. united and the faa are looking into it. >>> still to come, the couple who needs a new front door after a wild intruder shows up for dinner. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, door of a texas home thursday. the family couldn't believe their eyes. as you can see... the wild animal had a tough time on those wood floors. the family control who >>> oh, dear. a deer burst through the front door. the wild animal had a tough time on the wood floors. the family call animal control. and a repair man to fix the door. why the deer c

. >> reporter: governor jerry brown's proposed budget holds back $50 million from the uc system. in the meantime, the money can only be released when the state auditor says the university has made progress on those reforms. now, also on the table, during this week's meeting, an 18% cap on enrollment of nonresident students. so, um, that is going to be up for a vote tomorrow. as far as the tuition rollback? we are not sure if that will ever come up for a vote but it will certainly come up for discussion. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> crews have been scrubbing down a san jose school after an outbreak of the norovirus. kpix 5's sandra osborne is live in san jose with the details. >> reporter: right now, we are at hacienda science magnet school just one of 10 schools in the south bay area that are reporting an outbreak of students are the stomach flu possibly linked to norovirus. last night crews were out here cleaning, scrubbing bathrooms, the playgrounds, whale this virus is common there's an unusually high number of student cases in santa clara county and san jo

governor jerry brown's proposed budget though holds back $50 million from the uc system and says it will be released when the aut tore says the university has made -- auditor says the university has made progress on reforms. the big vote here about the enrollment cap and the possible rollback of the tuition hike is expected tomorrow. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> time now 5:09. security at the golden gate bridge called into question after a dangerous stunt is posted online. we'll hear from one of the teens involved. >> and a huge day for the former army private behind one of the biggest intelligence leaks in u.s. history. >> so you got to imagine a weekend with lots of sunshine and highs in the 80s and 90s and a lower pollen count. the full forecast is coming up. >> and a busy start to your wednesday morning ride. we are tracking an accident, a "sig alert" in effect. i'll have the details and the backup coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, new this morning: another confederate monument was removed >>> good morning. rise and shine! time check 5:13 on this wednesday, may 17.

. >>> california governor jerry brown spent today in san francisco rallying climate activists. >> we were at the international climate change conference where the governor gave the keynote address. >> we're in the forefront. we have a long way to go, but we're ahead of other people. >> reporter: the subject was how to make the need to reduce climate change into industries with lots of jobs for decades to come. 26 officials including its environmental minister in hopes of keeping alive the cord struck in 2015 among a hundred and 4 nations and governments. >> we must act now. we can't let paris slip through our fingers and that's why we are here. >> reporter: because the trump administration has many climate change skeptics, many people abroad see the state of california as a leader. >> the european union an affinity with california's approach to climate change. >> reporter: he made sure everyone knew there was a difference between his statement and president donald trump's. >> if the president doesn't take the action, probably they'll be thrown out in two years anyway, or 4 years, wha

and governor jerry brown issued the statements and quotes to the budget proposal is based on arguably bogus economic assumptions and give the massive tax break to the wealthiest while imposing painful and debilitating burdens on tens of millions of decent and hard-working people. it's unconscionable and un- american. >>> a live look from wall street . the dow is up about 55 points and if you have financial regrets, you have company. a new survey from bank rate.com said 73% of americans do. the most common cash -- cash concern is not saving for retirement early enough that, followed by emergency expenses and too much credit card debt. student loan debt topped the list for millennials. >>> time for check of the weather. >>> you can see rip currents a past peer nine. you can see the white in the water with a little tiny wave, rip current that is pretty big and you can see all the way to diablo. in the east bay, there is a beautiful scene from the tower looking due north and you can see that the clouds are trying hard to scrub out past alcatraz in the north bay with 59 in san francisco wi

. >>> jerry brown announced that he will make a trip to china to attend a clean energy meeting. he will attend a conference in beijing. combating climate change is his top priority. he hopes to strengthen the energy ties with china during his visit. the triple take place during the first week of june. >>> if you have state farm insurance, you could be getting a refund. 250,000 customers are eligible for a refund after they said the rates are too high. californians with renters policy and homeowners policy will get refunds because of overcharges. they come after the the insurance commissioner demand that they lower the rates. >>> bart has -- they host the centennial spurs at 12:30 sunday afternoon. they had planned to close the station so that they could rebuild the tracks but that would've required a bus bridge and delayed many of the fans. now the state it will only happen on saturday not sunday. warrior team officials are warning fans about phony tickets. they say they see about 40 fraudulent tickets per game. several fans who've been scammed say they bought bogus tickets thro

. >> "the axe files" returns next with an exclusive interview with california governor jerry brown. he'll take you inside the state's fight against president trump. "the axe files" starts now. >> governor thank you so much for letting us invade your home here and for sitting down with me. you ran for governor 43 years ago. you were one of the youngest governors and now you're one of the oldest governors. back then it was about restoring trust because of the watergate scandal that was cresting at the time that you were running for governor. in the last few days as you've watched the developments in washington and the firing of director comey, you having any flash becomes to that era? >> a little bit. but i wouldn't over emphasize that. nixon was presiding at the time of the vietnam war. watergate with the many years that are he'd been in power and the build up of his campaign, the whole mccarthyism that took place a little earlier i think it was a different period. but i've seen the press trying to make that analogy, but i think we in a different period. >> so i'm going to ask you if

it is quite another for governor jerry brown in california basically say we'll resist anything the federalssentially the posture he is taking. melissa: on one hand you would say you're providing taxpayer dollars in order to help people fight the government and the rest of taxpayers to fight the legal system in what they're supposed to be doing. on other hand, that is what a public defender does. >> right. there is funding for that particular program. there is an element of this which is helping public defenders get the proper training. of course people should have the are senttation. look to, apply this extra amount of money now, to help these people avoid essentially what federal law dictated, they have to leave the country, seems to me highly problematic. melissa this is all part of an effort to resist every and any element of the trump agenda. melissa: at the same time california is obviously completely different state than the rest of the country. >> right. melissa: is there a lot of support for this? >> well, there is a considerable apartment of support. you have to remember we basica

there is talk he is 112 years old. >> jerry brown. actually 114.ll run for president, right? >> my gosh, again. he really could and you know what? neil: '76 he ran against jimmy carter. >> yes. neil: he kept running. >> in climate with the octenarians want to ascend to the the presidency, jerry brown, still young on emotional side, not without the possibility. he could sound like rational bernie sanders and millenials like the connerly communist. neil: connerly communist. i ke that. >> use that as hashtag. neil: tweet it out now. kennedy, very good to see you. what do you have on the show. >> interview senator mike lee from utah about his book. he and his brother perspective supreme court nominees. talk about that the filibuster -- neil: that's right the brothers both are bandied about. i wonder if they dish dirt each other to he prevent other from getting it? >> what kind of dirt do you have -- neil: my brother, you -- leave it at that. kennedy thank you you very, very much. you heard about us carrying out a successful missile defense test. now if

ask your hep c specialist about harvoni. ,, california governor jerry brown is planning to reveal hisal later this morning. it w >>> good morning, it's 7:56. i'm michelle griego. california governor jerry brown is planning to reveal his revised state budget proposal later this morning. it will launch a five-week sprint to the finish line for state lawmakers who face a june 15 deadline to pass the budget. >>> tomorrow is car flag friday in honor of the golden state warriors. you can get a free flag at the warriors team store at oracle or in walnut creek. they are also available at dunk contest stores in san mateo and burlingame but only while supplies last. >>> stay with us, traffic and weather in just a moment. ,,,,,,,, >>> good morning, time now 7:57. here's a check of your traffic. expect delays through oakland. especially along northbound 880. take a look at this. this is about a 50-minute travel time from 238 on out toward the maze. we are getting reports of a car blocking a lane along westbound 580 to eastbound 80 at the maze and opw,"s lo go" across the upper deck of the bay bri

california governor jerry brown is planning to reveal his >>> hi, welcome back. look, the transamerica pyramid with clouds in the background, a chill in the air. temperatures 10 degrees below average. but we'll have good news for the weekend. but first, ladies and gentlemen, michelle griego! >>> thank you for that introduction. california governor jerry brown is planning to reveal his revised state budget proposal at 10 a.m. it will launch a five-week sprint to the finish line for state lawmakers who face a june 15 deadline to pass a budget. >>> some south bay teachers are on a mission to instruct every student in the santa clara public school system how to save lives. >> cabrillo middle school is this week's "cool school." ♪[ music ] >> reporter: listen carefully to the sound. [ yelling ] >> basically tells you, like, if you are pushing hard enough or if you need to push harder. if you click you're pushing hard enough which is about 2 inches deep. >> down, down, down ... >> reporter: instead of teaching mouth-to-mouth cpr, school administrators have implemented

. >>> new at noon from the state capitol, governor jerry brown has released his revised plan to show a big increase in spending on schools and child care. it is about $24 billion and would start july 1. if approved, the governor also said he wants to invest much more on education, but also sent out a warning. >> we have ongoing pressures from washington. and, the academic recovery will not last forever. when we look at the big picture, we have spent enormous sums of money. particularly in education. the increase is phenomenal. >> state lawmakers will hope to send a budget to the governor's desk. >> a special meeting is held to decide whether to install freeway cameras to help stop a string of shootings in the east bay, the east contra costa county district attorney's office, the fbi, and local agencies are taking part. it is in response to an announcement from the state that will pay for the cameras along highway 4 and i-80 near richmond and antioch. there have been dozens of shootings in that area the past few years. >>> two more overnight car fires in contra costa county, this time

. >>> governor jerry brown said that california will continue to lead the way the u.s. to fight climate change, a keynote speaker in san francisco and several countries are working to carry out the fight against global warming agreed on in paris two years ago despite the specter system -- skepticism from the trump administration. >> it will be thrown out in two years anyway, for years, whatever it takes, and we would just have to spend more money then. >> they also said that the trump administration make change the direction if they discovered that china is becoming the global leader gets climate change. the governor will be in china next week to discuss concerns about the environment. >>> a recall on 29,000 implanted heart pumps, and the heartbeat 2 made by the abbott laboratories that helps the main pumping chamber circulate blood. there have been 70 reports of malfunctioning devices, and 26 deaths have been linked to the problem. the abbott lab is providing the customers with new software to resolve the problem and urging you to only change the controller at the hosp

but in the meantime, governor jerry brown's proposed budget holds back $50 million from the uc system and tomorrow, the uc board is tasked with voting on a budget. >> funds from tuition is ongoing. students are at the university for at least four years. so that is why we certainly are advocating for more money from the state to help with enrollment to help with the cost of teaching. >> reporter: the tuition rollback will be part of the conversation. lieutenant governor gavin newsom who is on the board tweeted, the board must reverse its tuition decision. another proposal up for a vote tomorrow would cap out of state students' enrollment at 18%. in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> new at noon, the marin county sheriff's department investigating two bodies found in a home near novato both died of gunshot wounds. vehicles packed on the narrow road leading to the home. the discovery was made on the property off atherton avenue in unincorporated novato. >> in our initial investigation we are not identifying any reason that there's any threat to the community, this neighborhood or n

governor jerry brown signed the bill to raise gas taxes and increase vehicle fees to pay for highway repairs statewide. allen says voters should also have a say. >>> only on kpix5, we are getting a look at the art display that will grace the top of the new sales force tower in san francisco. the electronic display will have 11,000 led lights with varying colors and designs. videoprojections will show scenes around the city. at 1,000 feet high or 61 stories, it will be the tallest public work of art in america. unlike most light displays from the bay bridge to time square, artist jim camp campbell says this one will be soft and muted. >> instead of looking at the lights themselves, they face the wall or the side of the building. so, you get a much softer image here. because, it is is reflected instead of direct. >> if all goes to plan, the new light display will be unveiled this fall. >> the truckee river near reno is raging and there are major concerns for tubers out there. thousands of people float down the river every year, but this year, the wet winter has made the current much fa

to support the agreement are speaking out, among them california governor jerry brown. earlier, james cook sat down with him and sacramento. he started by asking him how damaging it would be were the u.s. to withdraw from the agreement. governor brown: it would be damaging, but not as damaging as you might think, because president trump, in a paradoxical way, is getting climate denial a very bad name. he is fostering more activism and more effort and more collaboration on the opposite side. the climate activists, states like california, nations like china, like the european union, like india, even, are gathering their forces to take even further steps in the face of president trump's rather odd behavior in going beyond science and weakening and pulling out of paris. james: do you see yourself as leading a global movement to oppose your own president? gov. brown: that would be a little presumptuous. could i lead a global movement? i think that is rather possible, but california has a history of dealing with pollution, smog, and carbon problems that we are facing. we are g

he had some strong words for california's democrat governor jerry brown.u know, tens of thousands of criminals back in the street and also he lower the crime into misdemeanor. and so also he turn his back to the law enforcement. i mean, the cops are very demoralized. and you see what happened to europe. the politicians in europe, they neuter the law enforcement. and now they have to be shot before they can even return the fire. and when you see this movie, you know, it's -- you don't want this movie coming to a theater near you. ashley: there you go, that was fabio. now governor brown wants to spend $15 million to defend illegal immigrants facing deportation. our next guest, larry elder, salem radio nationally-syndicated talk show host. larry, i mean, i know what stu's going to say, what the heck? but it's governor brown, it's california, of course you're going to use taxpayers' money to defend people who shouldn't be there in the first place. [laughter] >> well, that's right. ashley, i'm not often in the position of quoting fabio -- [laughter] but fabio i

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so jerry brown is saying, wait a second.f that, janet napolitano and uc california until you get together with finances. the secret reserve was set up and they were raising tuition and asking the state of california for more money so they found that 32 million of that secret stash could have gone toing tuition. so now this is a fight between top democrats in the state of california, jerry brown, quote, said i want to hold their feet to the fire. stuart: check the big board, we are down 13 points, coming back a little bit there. we are at 20,900, back to that mark. nasdaq very close to another all-time high. that's the nasdaq, home of the many, many technology companies, up 3 points now. 6,119, who would have thought? s&p 500 again near an all-time high, down a little this morning but 2,391 on the s&p. again, who would have thought six months ago? today pope francis travels to fatima, portugal to commemorate 100th anniversary to one of the most-well known miracles, a vision of the virgin mary, pope francis plans to observe an

governor jerry brown has a proposed budget and it is being reviewed this money. the $124 billion plan increases spending by 1 1/2 billion dollars over last year. most of that will go to k-12 education. the governors -- governors also withholding $50 million from the university of california. after an audit found the uc system he had millions of dollars in reserve accounts. but he did not criticize you see president janet napolitano.>>i'm not in the business of appointing -- opining with my colleagues. most people think she is doing a good job. that certainly is the view of the regents. i think a lot of others too. >>governor brown said he will release the money when you see complies with the state audit. the state legislature has until june 15 two of prove the budget. instrument as republicans work to rewrite the affordable care act, the current health care law has taken a hit. the nations third largest health insurer at aetna has said that it completely is withdrawing from the state- based insurance market. aetna is citing massive financial losses and says next

. >> reporter: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, says governor jerry brown. the cure is too awful to contemplate. >> so the only answer is to fight. we have to stop it! if we don't stop it you can come and ask me what we do. >> reporter: according to the governor it's a republican healthcare bill -- if it becomes law, california stands to lose $6 billion in 2020. and $24 billion by 2027. we asked whether his current budget proposal assumed any loss of federal funding. >> it doesn't presume any losses but it certainly recognizes that they may occur. and that's why we're wary and we don't want to go any further. >> reporter: the governor's budget does include $6.5 million for the state attorney general becerra to hire 31 new lawyers to litigate actions by the federal government. >> it appears to me the attorney general is trying to build up an empire of their own! to gain notoriety of being an american, the big anti- washington, dc. >> reporter: republican senator jim neilson says spending millions to fight the president makes it more likely that california wil

. >>> president trump appears to be borrowing an idea from california governor jerry brown.se the federal gas tax to pay for highway construction and road repair. >> last week governor brown signed a law that would increase california's gas tax by $.12 a gallon beginning in november to pay for road repairs. for us in california, a federal gas tax hike would be on top of the california gas tax hike. doug luzader has more on the president's plan. >> reporter: the federal gas tax is not changed since 1993 and the president sees it as a possible means to help fix the nation's crumbling highways and bridges. how much more would you be willing to pay here for better roads and highways out here? president trump told bloomberg news that after meeting with trucking groups at the white house back in march, he'd consider a hike in the gas tax. >> the truckers have said that they want me to do something as long as that money is earmarked to highways. >> reporter: a white house spokesman was questioned about the remark and try to downplay it. >> b had expressed a willingness to see somet

jerry brown has been speaking to the bbc about how he will work with the west of the world with climateident. this was very much created because of 0bama and the chinese president, i bomb has left the scene and president trump has gone a while and now it is up to president shi in california he will work with other countries to do everything we can to offset the negative pathway prose about —— chosen by president trump. i'm nowjoined by about —— chosen by president trump. i'm now joined by former climate change adviser to the president, paul bledsoe. also how certain is it that president trump will be pulling out of the climate change arrangements? we don't know for sure. as we've all experienced donald trump if anything the most unpredictable player on the world stage and the most erratic, some of us hope that his daughter is on trump can convince the president of what european leaders couldn't in that leaving paris would be an absurd self—inflicted wound on the united states that would hurt our credibility, ourability united states that would hurt our credibility, our ability to meet h

iniciativa antes del 18 de mayo lorena vo --criticos al impuesto a la gasolina que propone el gobernador jerry brown toda costa. --al sur de california los asambleistas republicanos preparan una iniciativa para tumbar la propuesta. --el gobernador indico que el impuesto es indispensable para la mejora de puentes, tuneles y carreteras en el estado. --la peticion podria estar en la boleta electoral de noviembre. take vo / cesar --el nuevo fical general de california ''xavier becerra'' quiere ms dinero para luchar contra el presidente trump... --as lo solicit ayer al subcomit del presupuesto del senado... --becerra indic que el nuevo presupuesto propuesto por el gobernador recortar en 6 millones de dlares la financiacin de su departamento... --hasta el momento, el nuevo fiscal general no inform cunto dinero necesita... lorena --- tras el voto en la cmara baja para reemplazar el plan de salud conocido como "obamacare".... -- varias organizaciones se han opuesto pblicamente al proyecto de ley diciendo que perjudicara a millones de beneficiarios --- roll open --- randy serrano nos ampla --- take randy pkg

governor jerry browne wants to build similar pipes or tunnels under the sacramento delta to carry drinking water to southern california that would cost $17 billion and is right now very controversial along the delta. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. >> very interesting. thank you steven. if you have a tip regarding this story or any other story, call # 888-996-tips. or e-mail our investigative unit. >>> the record-breaking wet winter helped break out five years of devastating drought. tonight the final snow survey in the sierra nevada mountains showed the snowpack is 190% of average. mountain snow provides about a third of the state's water supplies. but the issue now is that there is some concern about flooding in yosemite when all that snow melts. what's going to happen next. >> we have what is happening relate now. merced river is reaching near flood stage this is week. and truckee river. those are the two big areas we are watching. as we get a look at the micro climate forecast it's all about high pressure building in. not only bring in the hot air, but also driving down a dryer n

. >>> governor jerry brown will released his revised budget plan at 10:00 in sacramento the original january budget called for $179 billion in spending. budget watchers believe president trump's policies may restructure the budget. lawmakers will have five weeks to approve a budget plan. if it's not done by june 15 they must forfeit pay. >>> cracks might have played a role in the failure of the main spill way in the oroville dam, you might remember those huge holes opening up. independent forensics experts told state lawmakers they are looking at 24 potential factors in the failure of the spillway. at the same time, some state senators are asking for $100 million for repairs of dams and levees throughout the state of california. >> we know what's coming and we want to be certain that we can repair what was damaged when oroville spillway was damaged but also to get ahead of things because we know there's more to come. >> it was an immediate crisis at the time. nearly 200,000 people had to be evacuated when the spill way showed vulnerability. thankfully the spillway was able to hold up

happening today, governor jerry brown will be speaking at a climate change conference in san francisco. happened at 11:00 this morning at the golden gate club in the presidio. this is in partnership with another partnership. the dutch have joined california to boost efisancy and fight climate change even as the trump administration scaled back on u.s. climate change efforts. >> supervisors in san francisco plan to discuss the new blend many people there are drinking but no one can really taste. in april, the city started blending its water supply with local ground water. the mix is being done in relatively small doses, and experts say you can't really taste a difference. today, the supervisor's committee will hold a hearing to talk about testing results and safety concerns. >> today is the day $5 million down, nearly one year later, and the moment has finally arrived. the famous alamo square in san francisco reopening after a much needed makeover. most of that money went into a new irrigation system to save water there, the paths were repaved and the gardens were spruced up. vizsters a

governor jerry brown has asked for federal assistance in dealing with the oroville dam repairs. (darya) schools across the nation are bracing for cuts to medicaid funding as changes to healthcare advance through congress. schools receive four-billion dollars in medicaid reimbursements annually. according to administrators, services beyond those funded by the state-could be at risk if congress follows through with proposed cuts. school leaders are now waiting to see if those cuts survive the senate. the congressional budget office has estimated that a previous version of the house bill would cut state medicaid subsidies by $880 billion over 10 years. ( mark ) the golden state warriors are one step closer to the n-b-a finals... they rallied from a 25 point deficit to comeback and beat the san antonio spurs in game 1 of the western conference finals.( darya ) for the first 2-and-a half quarters, the spurs pushed around the warriors... and did whatever they wanted as lamarcus aldridge and kawhi leonard combined for 35-points. the warriors were down 20 points at the half... but a tur

. >> reporter: just in case, governor jerry brown's proposed budget holds back $50 million from the uc and says the money can only be released with the -- when the state auditor says the university has made progress on the reforms. >> and i put the 50 million in there so we can hold their feet to the fire. we will keep the money until they perform to the auditor's satisfaction. >> reporter: but still a matter of the tuition hike set to go into effect this fall. lieutenant governor gavin newsom who is on the board of regents has already tweeted the board must reverse its tuition decision and on thursday the regents will discuss the audit and debate on the tuition hike seems inevitable. katherine baker agrees that tuition should be frozen but that's not all. >> they should freeze the budget and the salaries and administrative suspensions within the office of the president until all of the budget recommendations in the audit's report are adopted fully. >> reporter: melissa caen, kpix5. >>> some of the best cyclists in the world arrive in the city today. >> state two of the amgen tour will

police do not have a clear description of the robber. ( darya ) governor jerry brown announced a revisedan for the year. the plan would withhold 50 million dollars from the university of california's budget.. brown says auditors found the university hid tens of millions of dollars in reserve accounts..and over paid administrators. the governor also says he wants to spend more on grade schools and childcare.. the new fiscal year starts on july first. ( mark ) one man is still in the hospital this morning after a violent brawl at a wedding in fremont. we told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news... now we are hearing from one of the guests at the wedding. this is video of the fight that broke out over the weekend at royal palace on stevenson boulevard. one of the people at the wedding says he has never seen anything like this before. ( mark ) nearly 700 people were at the reception. so far one person has been arrested. police ar

. >> jerry brown had a slightly brighter outlook. an increase of 1 and a half million dollars. it includes state lawsuits against the trump administration. about $500 million would go to child care for low income families. public education is getting the biggest boost. >> you are trying to put away. >> over the past four years,  california has increased spending for education. >> they will get $75 billion this year. that is 1.5 billion more than. >> when you hear people say we don't have enough money, it is real money. >> schools should be getting more money. >> they got a bump this year, it is wiped out by pension costs. there won't be money in classrooms. that's what we are funded at, the minimum. that's not what the voters voted for. >> 50 million from the university of california. >> i have issued with the university. salaries are too high, particularly administrators. >> administrators to be more up front. they failed to disclose 10s of millions. >> we can hold their feet to the fire. >> the oakland unified school district superintendent spoke out. >> we are keeping stud

governor jerry brown has asked for federal assistance in dealing with the oroville dam repairs.nation are bracing for cuts to medicaid funding as changes to healthcare advance through congress. schools receive four-billion dollars in medicaid reimbursements annually. according to administrators, services beyond those funded by the state-could be at risk if congress follows through with proposed cuts. school leaders are now waiting to see if those cuts survive the senate. the congressional budget office has estimated that a previous version of the house bill would cut state medicaid subsidies by $880 billion over 10 years. (mark) a new jersey family headed to a birthday celebration in las vegas say they were booted from a jetblue flight for storing a birthday cake in an overhead bin. cameron burke says they were flying back on may third when he was asked to remove the cake which he did. he says another attendant scolded him, telling them to leave the plane after burke questioned whether the attendant had been drinking. jetblue says the cake and other items were stowed in a bin re

governor jerry brown's budget proposal includes 15 million dollars to help people fighting deportationuld bump the state's financial aid fund to 33- million dollars. immigrant rights groups have applauded the move saying it is a commitment to protecting families. it is also seen as a direct challenge to the trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration. ( darya ) the global cyber attack called "wanna cry" continues to spread. and security experts say more computer viruses could be coming.( mark ) kron four's tech reporter gabe slate looks into what you can do right now to protect yourself. stand up -if you get with a ransomware attack. and all your data is being held from you until you pay..you can't go to geek squad and have them fix it. these viruses are to sophistacated..you got two options.you pay the hacker and get your data backor you laugh at them.and think to yourself "nice try hackers".. my data is backed up. "you won't get a penny from me"then wipe your machine clean by re- installing your operating system, restore your data.. and go about your business as nothing h

governor jerry brown's budget proposal includes 15 million dollars to help people fighting deportationis would bump the state's financial aid fund to 33-million dollars. immigrant rights groups have applauded the move saying it is a commitment to protecting families. it is also seen as a direct challenge to the trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration. ( darya ) comedian bill cosby is speaking out about the sexual assault allegations against him. cosby says his accusers could be racially motivated. this is not the first time that cosby has cited racial discrimination as a reason for the allegations. last october his attorneys cited racial bias in a motion filed in a pennsylvania court. later this month jury selection is set to begin in his sexual assault trial. he is accused of drugging and molesting a woman in pennsylvania more than ten years ago. dozens of other women have also accused cosby of sexual assault. he has denied all of the accusations. ( mark ) a pack of orphaned coyote pups are being cared for after neighbors in san jose noticed them without their mom. the