first pat brown and th his son jerry brown reshaped and reinvented california. new book examines the role the brown family played in the state's history. the browns of california, the family dynasty that transformed a state and shaped a nation b i writt miriam powell. she spoke with scott shafer. >> welcome to "kq newsroom." thank you. thanks for having me. >> so this book is part history. it's part biography. why did you decide to tell the story of california through the brown f >> because i thought that the four generations of browns just so mirror the -- the arc of that family mirrors the historye of ate of california, that it was a great vehicle for saying somefu reallamental things about the history of this place. and in turn the family was so important an shaping it.l in i mean between pat and jerry brown, they have governedsthe e for more than half of its modern history. >> yeah. and pat brown, of course, born in san francisco as was jerry brown. jerry brown's grandmother moved here from the ranch to get to the big city, i guess. and pat brown was elected

california governor jerry brown signed a bill jerry brown governor california california governor jerry brown signed a bill into law monday requiring all of the state's electricity to from clean sources by 20-45.those sources include solar, wind, and hydropower.it's the latest in a series of goals set by the state to fight the effects of climate change.brown hailed the move as another example of california's global leadership on environmental initiatives-- while the trump administration backs away from such policies. the signing comes just days before brown is set to host a global conference on climate change in san francisco.the conference is a final effort to showcase california's actions on the environment before his fourth and final term ends.the bill also requires electric utilities and other service providers to generate 60 percent of their power from renewable sources by 2030.that's up from the 50 percent goal previously set for that date.not everyone is satisfied with gov. jerry brown for setting a goal of phasing out fossil fuels from the state's electricity grid by 2045.the bi

on monday, governor jerry brown signed a bill requiring californians to generate all its energy from newable sources by 2045. brown co-hosted th summit along with former new york mayor michael bloom serg. theyounded a defiant note trump administration which pulled out of the paris agreement last year. their message, cities, statest and ies can protect the environment even when the federal government won't. joining me now to talk about the global climate action summit are uc berkeley energy professor danielen cam and san francisco chronicle reporter curtis alexander. welcome to you both., curtou have been covering the climate change summit. what do you think it accomplished this week >> well, the climate change summit was not th paris conference that the world held three years ago, so it wasn't natnal leaders comi to the table to agree on a landmark deal to cut greenhouse gas emissions. what it was about was citie states, and businesses and other regional actors really g together to figure out what they could do to try to helphe national efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. i th

brown. --go to jerry let me go to jerry brown speaking last year about cap and trade.can,wn: as a the democratic legislature, we have republicans all over the country and only one signed into law a global solutions act that has this cap and trade measure part of it. this is the only law in the united states, the only law that exists. it is right here. amy: republican and democratic governor supporting cap and trade. can you give more specific examples of how this plays out? this weekend, we actually were in richmond, where chevron's first refinery is. the community there complaining that chevron can get a pass on pollution thereby trading for carbon credits somewhere else, for example in the amazon. >> one of the meetings that happened earlier this week with the task force of governors, they were talking out looking at protection and conservation of tropical forests of the world as a part of the cap and trade system. so we are allowing communities like richmond to bear the brunt of the contamination, devastation, health impacts, as well as housing and growing emissions

his latest piece, "jerry brown's climate legacy is still being decided." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from san francisco. in north carolina, south carolina, virginia, and georgia, millions of residents are bracing for today's arrival of hurricane florence, which memeteorologists a are warni cod unleasash life-teatetening stotm surg a and htotoric flooding acroross a wide swatath of t eat coasast. while florence has now been downgraded to a category 2 hurricane, experts are still warning its impact could be catastrophic. this is north h carolina governr roy cooper. , notis momonster of a storm one to ride out. when you're lookingng at storm surge of t this magnitude where the national weather service has said that the damage is going to and that theye cannot emphasize it enough, we know that is a messagege that we should listen to. amy: hurricane florence is also expepected to cause widespread damage, including waste spills. in north carolina, the bi

they are all hoping that not only governor jerry brown but of the 4,500 delegates inside will hear them. they used drummed dancing and chanting in the middle of 3rd street to get their message across that they think jerry brown needs to bring an end to fossil fuel in california. >> it is to increase protections for oil and gas and specifically to create set backs which are protection zones of 2,500 feet. >> this is happening outside governor jerry brown's action summit. it was to gather leaders to fight ways to fight climate change. protesters aren't showing it. zb >> i think it's a way to pull the window dressing down over the truth. we are hear too speak truth. >> traffic came to a halt as protesters shut down 3rd street. there were also a few arrests as protesters blocked doors and delegates also couldn't enter at 3rd and howard because of the large >>> the frustration, we apologize for that. we feel if this is what n needs to be you'll want to avoid this area if you don't want to participate in t . abc 7 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> happening inside the summit an event called

ahead of california governor jerry brown's global climate action summit. to governor brown, i would say this is your last chance. make sure when we are talking about fossil fuels, there are no new permit or going out for new drilling because we know the impact that happened in the most vulnerable community's are part of that process. you ever responsibility. if you want to be a leader on climate and the environment, that means you have to be listening to the voices of our most vulnerable people. " the rise for climate jobs and justice march. then to the site over just fight over supreme court justice just kavanaugh. >> i find it impossible to reconcile the testimony received nothing stolen, but no reason to suspect anything was stolen. know,frankly, as we now things were stolen. and some of the things that were stolen went directly to you. and make a we speak with former top aide to senator patrick leahy. her new piece is headlined "i wrote some of the stolen memos that brett kavanaugh lied to the senate about. she is now calling for kavanaugh's impeachment

(grant)in response to governor jerry brown signing the bill..-- who authored the bill joined us here on kron 4 earlier today. senator de leon addressed the concern many residents fear... will utility bills go up?..working families throughout california,. california,. california,. (grant)senator de leon went on to say that this is a move that comes out respect for the california voters and about giving voters an informed choice. (pam) new tonight at ten: a california utility promises to replace 3- thousand -4-hundred miles of overhead power lines ... with insulated wire.. it is designed to reduce the risk of the overhead lines sparking and causing wildfires. southern california edison said, it aims to replace the lines by 2025, to align itself with legislation sent to the governor to sign. the legislation aimed at preventing wildfires.. has been criticized for also allowing p-g- and-e to raise rates on customers ... to cover the costs of lawsuits for last year's deadly wildfires. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous suumer day around the bay area w

. >> my conversation with california governor jerry brown who says now is the time for action. >> everybody's got to step up and the president of the united states should be the cheerleader, the exemplar, and instead, he's the sabateur, and that's tragic. >>> and on edge, how could paul manafort flipping hurt the white house? >> this was a very bad day for the trump administration. when you don't know what a cooperator is saying, then it's a bad day for you because you're vulnerable and expose. >> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington with the nomination of judge brett kavanagh to the supreme court is now facing upsetting and serious head winds. christine blasey ford who says that judge kavanagh sexually assaulted her when they were in high school. kavanagh released a statement, this is a completely false allegation, i have never done anything like this. i am willing to talk to the senate judiciary committee in any way the committee deems appropriate to refute this false allegation from 36 years ago and defend my integrity. nbc news has not spoken to the accuser directly,

selina: that was jerry brown at the global climate action summit.g up, tesla to be on track to meet the model free production goals. we have the latest next. "bloomberg technology" is livestreaming on twitter and be sure to follow our global breaking news network @tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ selina: it looks like tesla a gun track to beat the model three production goals. they produced close to 6700 vehicles over the last week according to a new report. the report claims they should meet their lower end goals of 50,000 vehicles by the end of the month. and, it may even surpass that figure. it has only been two days since apple unveiled the new iphone x xs. one analyst points to consumers waiting for the release of the cheaper iphone x are in decline. and, kleiner perkins has lost a top investor. she is leaving the vc firm and taking her whole team with her. the new venture is set to launch in 2019 will make specs on late stage companies. this departure drops the top decision-makers from nine to -- kleiner perkins just has one female in

they want governor jerry brown to do away with oil production statewide. including at active wells on land. kpix 5 , susie's dino says some demonstrators managed to get inside as the summit was going on. susie? >>reporter: protesters earlier this morning formed a human chain and blocked every single entrance to the summit, so that people could not get in or out. at one point, they were even blocking the media access point so we could not get into report on this conference. obviously, eventually we got back in here, but so did they. >> our water is not for sale. >>reporter: protesters infiltrated the name stage -- mainstage at the global action climate summit today. police made two arrests and escorted 10 others from the building. while former new york mayor, michael bloomberg, tried to speak. >> only in america could you have environmentalists and protesting an environmental conference. >> mayor bloomberg and governor jerry brown tried to stay on message, launching their america as pledge campaign. it is a concept that circumvents the u.s. decision to drop

jerry brown has been a leader on this issue. he continues to lead on this issue. and he does have our ear. tobe there is an opportunity make some progress on the issue of natural gas and fracking. it is a problem here in pennsylvania as well. we have an economy substantially driven by the natural gas industry. so these are tough issues to deal with. they do sort of get at the heart of the economies in many of our larger states. but we need to make progress on this issue as well, no question about that. amy: and finally, on this issue overallte change, your assessment of president trump, what you would say to him right now? had, andrewepa wheeler, the former coal lobbyist who replaced the disgraced scott pruitt who was forced out over so many corruption investigations? >> i would give himan "f," but that would the unfair because that would imply maybe he gets 60% which is normally the cut off for a failing grade. he actually get 0%. amy: you're talking about trump? >> trump has taken us backward. he is done everything in his power to dismantle existing environmenta

jerry brown fits that bill and so does steve jobs. lisa brennan-jobs paints what it was like to grow up. a man who happens to be a great giant for the rest of us. she joins me in new york and told me writing this book went a long way in resolving this relationship. this is a cute title, "small fry." it conjures something little, something sweet. a little bit of a footsteps of a giant. what are you trying to say with this book. >> a story of a girl growing up in silicon valley against the backdrop of a complicated family. starts when i am really young and goes to when i go away to college and i guess the title is kind of a term of endearment and also kind of means insignificant. >> interesting. clearly those are the two currents -- >> right. >> that seem to be in your life. let's start from the beginning. why did your father not want to claim you from the beginning or admit publicly. >> i don't know. that doesn't mean i know all the answers. i examine the complications and shed light on them and explore them from the child's perspectiv

take a live look outsi francisco governor jerry brown has >>> welcome back 7:1 on your sunday morning. live look outside at san francisco for you and the embarcadero below. good luck to the racers running the giants race today the half marathon and 10k, good luck to everyone. >>> governor jerry brown has signed two bills effectively blocking new drilling off the california coast. president trump announced plans to expand drilling off most of the country's coastline. california can't directly block drilling in waters controlled by the federal government but the new laws protint new pipeline within three miles of the california coast. the pipelines are considered the most economical way of transporting oil from offshore rigs. >>> it's a potential game changer, historic effort to clean up the pacific garbage patch. it has the potential to dramatically improve an environmental nightmare. >> between the span. >> i see it. oh my god. >> reporter: ocean cleanup system 001 on its maiden voyage, headed to an area of the pacific ocean half way between california and hawaii known as the great pa

coming up next, we will talk to jerry brown. makingsigned legislation california carbon free by 2025. is bloomberg. ♪ this is balance of power. >> forecasters say the center of hurricane florence is hovering just inland near cape fear north carolina. it remains a category one hurricane with 80 mile-per-hour winds and the potentially deadly storm surge. buildings were ripped apart in more than 60 people had to be rescued from a motel the collapsed. a half a million homes and businesses have lost power. meanwhile forecasters expect the carolinas to be drenched -- drenched with up to 40 inches of rain. president trump once tariffs on $200 billion more in chinese products. bloomberg has learned the president has instructed his aides to proceed with tariffs despite the treasury secretary attempt to restart talks with beijing to resolve the trade war. a new round would be in addition to 50 billion and chinese goods that already faced a 25% duty. the chinese have italian with tariffs on an equal amount of u.s. exports. the japanese pri

let's think jerry brown. the real story is about the social movement building and community organizing and mobilization and digging into electoral politics that helped to transform california and inspiring the nation now in the form of alexandra cortez. and i wanted to tell that story. >> alright. [applause] all right larry, what's brewing in texas. >> sort of the opposite. when rick perry was governor of texas, who used to call them - - of democracy. [laughter] the conservatives had been in control of texas for so long that the mainstream conservative agenda is long since been acted. it's the tea party that still has his hunger and practically every statewide - - every single statewide official in the state is republican. the opposite of california. where no republicans statewide office. but what's happening in texas is so consequential because texas is the second-largest day after california. it stands between california and new york.but it's the fastest growing. in 2050, which is not that far away, it's pr

jerry brown is signing a bill to move the state to 100% clean energy. i am alix steel. welcome to "bloomberg commodities edge." we will discuss the physical aspect of trading behind commodities with the smartest voices in the business. let's kick it off with our analyst on our big story. our spotlight is hurricane florence. the storm now weakens to category 2, but as of thursday it is still threatening 105 mile-per-hour wind with 13 foot ocean surge and floods. david, you are on the ground. what do you see? >> we have a lot of wind right now, cloudy skies. so far it is still staying dry. as i talk to farmers, they still are trying to get last-minute preparations in, doing all they can before the rain hits. trying to get the corn harvested and the pigs moved to higher ground. >> how bad could the storm be? >> despite being downgraded, florence is still a very dangerous storm, and it's an extremely serious situation. what has been happening is that the storm center, the eye of the hurricane, has been breaking apart, and then it regenerates and breaks apart again. what thi

today's action comes day before governor jerry brown's global action climate summit in san francisco.>> we are following developing news off the coast of south carolina. tropical storm florence is expected to reach hurricane strength in the next few hours. here's a look at the satellite view of that storm. the governor of south carolina has declared a state of emergency, warning people across the state, not just on the coast, to be ready to evacuate. generators are flying off the shelves at home improvement stores. people are stocking up on food and on water. florence is forecasted to hit the southeast coast by late next week. giving a speech slamming president trump and republicans, former president barack obama is now on the campaign trail. he is stumping for california democrats and hoping to flip control in the house. during a stop in southern california today, obama didn'tn. >> the good news is in two months, we have a chance to restore some sanity in our politics. [ cheers and applause ] we have the chance to flip the house of representatives and make sure the real checks and ba

jerry brown, ca governor.re people we get we can take action, so yes, we are joining together all the states. a call to action by california governor jerry brown - he along with nearly a dozen other governors in attendance at this global action summit held over the next few days at the moscone center in san francisco. in sf,t e in san francisco hundreds of protestors marched around moscone center..... things got tense as the activiest tried to block the entrance to the global climate action summit....resulting in two people being put in handcuffs. they are calling for an immediate end to fossil fuel production in california. inside a group of protestors distrubed former new york mayor michael bloomberg's speech with chants that the land and air are not for sale. only in america could you have environmentalists protesting in environmental put conferencepolice ejected 10 demonstators from the convention....maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) kron4 news.maureen kelly convention....from the convention....maureen kel

. >>> jerry brown delivered a fiery speech to close up the environmental summit in san francisco.he governor says he wants to launch a satellite as part of his effort to combat climate change. >> reporter: the out of this world initiative closely 2018 global action climate in san francisco with governor jerry brown announcing plans to track climate change from space. >> the climate threat still keeps growing. so we want to know what they tell is going on all over the world, all of the time. we are going to launch our own satellite. our own satellite to figure out where the pollution is and how we are going to end. >> reporter: governor brown's closing remarks were part of the jampacked day at the muskogee center. speakers included former vice president al gore. >> our world is in the early stages of a sustainability revolution. >> reporter: he was given a standing ovation after a rousing speech stressing the dangers of climate change in the hope that humankind will come together to make necessary changes. >> we have the tools we need. we can solve this crisis. so that only leaves

details on the bill signed by governor jerry brown. >>> good morning. off to a nice start on this thursday. looking good so far if you're getting on the road early. this is likely what you will see light roads for now. >>> temperatures are going up soon. as in today. we will get some upper 90s 80s -- some upper 80s and 90s inland. even on the coast. >>> welcome back. new concerns about the environmental and future health impacts from hurricane florence. more than 5 billion gallons of sewage spilled into the cape fear river in north carolina after the power went out in a treatment plan. president trump is promising additional federal aid to the region after touring the carolinas yesterday. we do know that at least 37 people died because of the storm. 160,000 homes and businesses are still without electricity in north carolina. today marks a full year since hurricane maria made landfall in puerto rico. this the u.s. territory is still struggling to recover from that devastating storm. 300,000 homes and businesses sustained heavy damage. 70,000 of which we

governor jerry brown unveiled one of the most ambitious climate targets yet.commit california to 100% use of zero carbon electricity by 2045. the governor took aim at president trump, saying that he has designated himself saboteur in charge. he has designated himself basically as an enemy of the people. joining me now from san francisco is colleen reagan. colleen, is that kind of goal, 100% clean energy by 2045, realistic? colleen: it's a stretch for california to get to 100% clean energy by 2045. there's two parts that happened on monday. there was a 100% clean power target, but more quietly, governor brown also signed an executive order for 100% carbon neutrality by 2045. executive orders are interesting because they are often precursors to law in california. and that is significant. california gets 80% of its primary energy from oil and gas. in order to get to carbon neutrality, it will need to eliminate those entirely from its energy mix. alix: we have a great chart that shows the energy mix and the huge hurdle it would have to overcome. literally, what wo

. >>> today, governor jerry brown will deliver the keynote address in san francisco at an event leading up to the global climate action summit which begins tomorrow. ktvu has allie rasmus in san francisco where the governor will speak later this morning. >> reporter: that global summit is an international conference on the issue of climate change that starts tomorrow. this morning, governor jerry brown will address a group of environmental leaders, government and business leaders at the palace hotel for the kick off of the event to the summit. the governor is expected to talk about a couple of bills, environmentally related, signed into law last night. it because in california to get 100% of its sources from renewable energy by 2045 including solar and wind power and controversial sources like hydroelectric dams and nuclear power. california utilities now get 30% from renewable sources, most of its solar. the other would require california to be carbon neutral by 2045 in the state would have to greatly reduce emissions from cars and other sources and take steps to restore forests and we

>>reporter: california governor jerry brown is hosting the global climate action summit and is cochair of the event. he wasted no time kicking things off, calling out the trip administrations environmental policy. >> when trump says we like more methane going into the air, that is highly destructive. i think he will be remembered as a liar, criminal and full. >>reporter: san francisco mayor london breed welcomed the crowd to the city, saying san francisco sees itself on the forefront of environmental awareness. >> we have reduced our greenhouse gas emissions by 30% and cut our landfill disposal and half, all while growing our economy by 111 present. >>reporter: house minority leader nancy pelosi continued to call out the current administrations environmental record, seeing the nation is moving forward with environmental concerns. >> despite what is happening in washington now, i am ever hopeful. >>reporter: the conference had star power, harrison ford called on the crowd to nurture nature. >> simply put, if we don't protect natu, we can't protect ourselves. >>reporter: attendees like m

fue al día siguiente en otro negocice, reporte a las autoridades >>> el gobernador de california jerry brown operar legalmente y como cualquier otro negocio sin ser acosados por las autoridades. gabriel huerta nos explica cómo funciona exactamente. >>> me han arrestado varias veces, muchas, en infinidad de veces por ser simplemente un vendedor. >>> como don aureliano, vendedores ambulantes en los Ángeles han sufrido durante décadas abusos, arrestos, multas, o el decomiso de las mercancías con la que obtienen el sustento para sus familias. >>> pagaba tickets de 800, de 500, muchos tickets pagamos nosotros que con >>> nos fastidian pues >>> sin embargo, a partir de hoy con la firma del gobernador jerry brown, los vendedores ambulantes de california tendrán de su lado una nueva herramienta legal para protegerse y evitar que se les criminaliza por la actividad que realizan. >>> estamos todos los vendedores felices dándole las gracias por la oportunidad que nos da de vender sin angustias, ni miedos. de poder invertir nuestro dinero para seguir aportando. >>> activistas explicaron que la nueva ley

fort mason this morning thanking governor jerry brown for setting the loftiest climate target yet. promising to make california carbon neutral by 2045. members of the international community expressed disappointment in the trump administration's decision to exit the paris agreement. they hope other small governments can can follow california's lead and take steps on their own. the official opening ceremony is scheduled for thursday morning. >>> it's the end of the road for a popular perk. those stickers that let solo drivers fly through the carpool lanes have an expiration date. people who bought hybrid cars were given stickers that allowed them to use the lanes during peak hours. now legislature and air resources board are imposing new rules. the white or green stickers will tt year.r be valid after jan >> that's w w bough the bolt. we wanted options. and there aren't options. >> red clean air vehicle decals for super low emission cars will expire in 2022. the state agency says the carpool lanes have become too congested. >>> the bay area is buzzing with the sound of yellow jacket

jerry brown is hosting the summit and has brought together thousands of policy expert we are in the city. the idea is to keep the people talking about the goals established by the paris accord that president trump abandon. >> reporter: there were a lot of people excited about this summit tonight. many people said that california is leading the way. governor brown signed it two actions to reduce carbon emissions and get to 100% renewable energy in the state. he was one of many vip speakers at the reception tonight. delegates from around the world lined up at the mosque only center in san francisco wednesday. more than 4000 people were invited for the three day global climate action summit hosted by california and governor jerry brown. a call to action for those still committed to reaching the goals of the paris climate agreement by 2020. >> we saw people from businesses, cities, regional governments, civil society representation. everybody arriving in san francisco to talk about the climate and what we need to do to take rapid action. time when the delegates discuss their progress, includ

how you be different from jerry brown? >> i'm note h to critique jerry brown. want complimentm. he is the right person at the right time. he triaged the state and put back on firm footing. that said, there are vxing issues that will require courage and a change in terms of approa the homeless issue is outof contro and inexcusable and unacce 24%onof the na is homeless. we need to address that. the housing issue and afford crisis and moga rentsre out of contro th out of 50 on per capita housin units. >> this was a big issue when you were mayor.l stis. as you well know, you can take 5 5,000 people off the streets and there will be another 5,000 from other counties or states. how do you deal wi regional or state-wide basis. do you hold th accoun >> i love the question. you are framing it as it needs to pbe. it's oblem manifesting in regions manifesting in the cities a city mayor cannot solve this oursel you have to regionalize strate it's accountability. if san franciscohe only one in the entire nine-county bay area that is doing all the right things that will place enormous pressu

>>reporter: california governor jerry brown is hosting the global climate action summit and is cochair of the event. he wasted no time taking things off >> when trump says we like more methane going into the air, that is highly destructive. i think he will be remembered on the path he is now as a liar, criminal and full. >>reporter: san francisco mayor london breed welcomed the crowd to the city, saying san francisco sees itself on the forefront of environmental awareness. >>reporter: we have reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 30 percent and cut our landfill disposal in half, all while growing our economy by 111 present. --%. >>reporter: house minority leader nancy pelosi says the nation is moving forward with environmental concerns, with or without the white house. >> despite what is happening in washington now i am ever hopeful. >>reporter: the conference had star power, harrison ford. >> if we don't protect nature, we can't protect ourselves. >>reporter: attendees like melinda from vancouver, british columbia say the conference as a way to network and share the latest innovations.

(pam) california governor jerry brown signed a bill into law today ....f the .... requiring weekend.warmer next weekend. (pam) california governor jerry brown signed a bill into law today .... requiring all of the state's electricity to come from clean sources by 20-45. those sources include solar, wind, and hydropower. it is the latest in a series of goals set by the state .... to fight the effects of climate change. however -- not everyone is satisfied with the governor.. because the bill would not affect in-state oil and gas drilling. some environmentalists are pushing brown to end new drilling permits. they are pledging to disrupt an international climate summit the governor is hosting in san francisco later this week. (ken) a manslaughter charge against a dallas police officer accused of fatally shooting a man in his own apartment could be upgraded. it's a bizarre case that right now has more questions than answers. officer amber guyger and the man who was killed, botham shem jean, live in the same apartment complex. police say guyger told them she r

>>reporter: the three day global action summit hosted by california governor jerry brown. he and former new york mayor michael bloomberg are the cochairs and later this monday was because a news conference to talk about the ways in which us states and cities have taken action against, change at a time of the federal government under the trump administration is brought up many of the environmental protections put in place for the past 10 years that everyone is happy about governor. brown's actions. a group of access to protest the governor and the group is set that in the tenure he has approved more than 20,000 oil drilling permits in the state. one of the organizers of the protest that they are not against the idea and the concept behind the global climate action summit but they said that they want governor jerry brown to do more on the topic. we will have more on the protest in the event this morning throughout our show. live in tampa cisco, allie rasmus ktvu fox 2 news. >>> other speakers include the mayor of paris who will talk about how cities can achieve their climate

governor jerry brown reviews a bill to push back school start times.he sided with on the issue. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood the gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) much like yesterday it will be another hot day for much of the bay. temperatures will boost back into the upper 80's and low 90's inland with 60's and 70's closer to the coast. skies will remain sunny and dry all day long much like yesterday with a relatively fog free morning to start this last day of summer. working into fall ahead of us expect temperatures to remain above average and for skies to remain clear and dry. (robin) i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today. a singer gets a star, a sequel gets a new trailer, and a movie-maker gets mad! here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. "the heroes and villains of our stories are actually just day players in a much bigger movie.""life itself" writer- director dan fogelman is lashing out at critics. the drama opens with a

back in march, the president tweeted "governor jerry "moonbeam" brown pardoned five criminal illegalnd threatening a crime with intent to terrorize, dealing drugs. is this really with the great people of california want? and here's what brown just told msnbc about the president. watch. >> he's not telling the truth. he keeps changing his mind. he is sabotaging the world order in many respects. it's unprecedented, it's dangerous. something's got to happen to the sky because if we don't get rid of him he's going to undermine america and even the world. >> brown is also using his last month in office to thwart the president. mr. trump wants to open 1.7 billion acres of coastal waters to oil drilling and brown has now signed legislation banning offshore oil platforms even though while he's been in office brown has permitted 20,000 oil wells. for the record, governor brown and president trump have also battled over national guard troops along the border, the paris claimant accord and of course the wall. and it's not as if brown's departure will suddenly lead to a california federal detent

, it is your last chance.". >> reporter: the protesters are demanding that governor jerry brown stop all of these fossil fuel projects in the state of california. ktvu, fox2 news. >>> the managers of the troubled tower in san francisco are making changes to try to avoid having the property yellow tag. earlier this afternoon, crews talked about possible falling debris. there appeared to be a cracked window on the 36th floor. yellow tagging means the residents can still occupy the building but there would be restricted use due to safety concerns. today the department of building inspections says it is willing to be flexible as long as the building is safe. >> protection of the public -- that is the paramount and most important thing to this department that the public is protective -- protected from any falling objects such as glass or other debris. >> building managers need to repair the crane used to access the building from the outside which is estimated to take five weeks. this is the latest trouble for millennium which has sunk about 18 inches since it opened in 2009. >>> chil

governor jerry brown organize the summit after president trump pulled the united states out of the paris climate agreement. civil organizations gave voice to relations hurt by climate change.>> we know what's really happening and we don't want to be the sacrifice. we have indigenous people facing their homelands in alaska, their rich beautiful land is being lost because of the fires. our elders told us we have to take action and that's why we are here. community first, not corporation.>> reporter: demonstrators want leaders to take more steps to combat global warming.>> we policies based on community solutions, transitions from the fossil fuel economy to one that is based on the renewable clean energy economy that has access to clean well-paying jobs for those workers. >> reporter: they urged others to get involved. to strengthen the political power of those fighting for the environment.>> if you live in california you know from wildfires, to drought, to rising sea levels our state is at risk. fortunately you live in one of the best places to take action. get involved in your town, you c

thank you, sir. >> [ applause ] >> reporter: with the seven cisco skyline behind them, governor jerry brown assigned 16 in my little bills into law thursday, this was on board the cruise of a new hybrid electric very instantly just obey. -- in seven cisco bay. the new laws include new rebates for electric vehicle batteries, help for low income families to get electric vehicles, incentives for agricultural workers, cleaner school buses, right hailing services and trucks, and more electric vehicle charging infrastructure. >> at the base camp of mort everest, we have a long way to go. >> reporter: half the bills he signed were all at the transportation sector, decarbonization asportation. >> he's been brilliant, in driving california to be the leader in climate change that we are worldwide. >> reporter: at this week's global climate action summit thursday, governor brown continued his criticism of president trump's efforts to relax and my little regulations, with this comment. >> i think he will be remembered, on the path he is now, i don't know. liar? criminal? fool? take your choice. >> repo

get -- governor jerry brown. the global climate action summit happening. out in front of it you can see that i'm standing in the middle of howard st. because third and howard is the focal point of the process. there is a four or 500 people here and also blocking the intersection a block away from the center at third and folsom. taking a look at the crowd around, you can see the people here that we have been told are from as far away as north dakota and even brazil. ecuador. the amazon. they are part of a coalition calling itself the browns last chance: severe governor jerry brown is the host and cochair of the global climate action summit. the conference of her government and industry leaders, scientists and activists to talk about ways to fight climate change at the local and state level. the organizers of say it is not upset -- they are upset that governor. brmove california away. from production. spot governor. brown has called the summit with the stated goal of increasing ambition to meet the paris climate target. and a gaping hole of his own climate p

jerry brown pushed some boundaries. the global climate action summit would not be complete with climbologist jane good all. with a stuffed toy chimpanzee in hand she told the audience how at ten years old she fell in love with the forest after reading a book about tarzan. >> i fell in love with tarzan. was very jealous when he married the wrong jane. that was when i decided i would grow up, go to africa, live with wild animals and write books about them. ♪ this land is your land ♪ this land is my land ♪ from california >> reporter: dave matthews' rendition of woody guthrie's signature song was timely and fitting as the global climate action summit wrapped up. many in this audience wondered if this land could ever be rescued from the effects of global warming. again, goodall made a plea for activism. >> saving the forest and restoring the forest is actually one-third of the solution and we must not let it be the forgotten solution. >> reporter: the summit, co-chaired by governor jerry brown, was meant to challenge presid

. >>> governor jerry brown signed calling for california to get 100% of its energy from clean, renewable sources by 2045. the governor also signed an order calling for the state to be carbon neutral. ktvu's jana katsuyama in the newsroom with these new goals. >> california now becomes only the second state in the nation after hawaii to set such a goal for 100% clean energy. this all comes as the governor is preparing to host thousands of people at a global climate summit in san francisco this week. >> reporter: with the stroke of a pen monday, governor jerry brown sent california on a dual course toward 100% renewable energy and zero carbon emissions by the year 2045. >> i'm committing zero carbon emissions which is a lot more difficult but absolutely necessary. >> reporter: innia now about 30% of electricity comes from clean, renewable resources such as wind, solar, and hydroelectric power. state senator kevin deleone authored the bill. >> it was never real under ist -- never realistic to put a shuttle in space. now the estimates are by 2020. >> reporter: some say governor brown has not

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