. >>> a new job for jerry brown. his new role just announced at cal. >> and in two minutes, oracle arena on the eve of the warriors' final game there. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> the warriors' run in oakland is coming to an end. tomorrow night will be the team's final game at oracle. >> the new chase center in san francisco will be state of the art when it opens this fall. as amber lee reports, fans will miss the old arena are growing nostalgic. >> reporter: fans say warrior games at oracle represent memories built from good times. 47 seasons on the oracle as home to the warriors comes to an end thursday. for fans, it is more than a building. >> it's our family, it's our life. it's always been oakland. >> reporter: this house of hope, once called the oakland coliseum arena, offered a sank for inner city

. >>> former governor jerry brown is coming out of retirement. he's going to head up a new institute on climate change at uc berkeley. the sacramento bee reports jerry brown will lead the california china climate policy institute. also serve as a visiting professor for three years at the college of natural resources. and the law school. beginning in july. >>> a long distance swimmer is about to make a 300-mile trek to the notorious pacific garbage patch. 51-year-old ben lacounty will be heading out. he will swim out hours a day. followed by a 10 person support crew. he tells us, he hopes to inspire people to change their behavior when it comes to plastic. >> if we can change this and move to a more natural way of living and not relying on plastic. we can decide to wear clothes that are natural fiber. and that is environmentalists e that between 1 and 2 million tons of plastic enter the world's oceans every year. >>> time is 4:41. critics are calling it a possible housing catastrophe. up next, the new report that has some protesting against google

she eventually did. >> jerry brown is refusing to slip into retirement. he will join uc berkeley to go to the climate policy institute. he will also serve as a visiting professor for three years. the institute's goal will be for california and china to research technologies and combat global warming. >> all right. let's take a look at what is going on. take a look at your planner. things are going to be different there. 70s and 80s the dominant feature. look tomorrow. it will be cooler. many areas with 60s and 70s around the bay. and only a few 80s. they'll show up in the east bay. and saturday looks to be just a touch cooler with just 80s around fairfield, antioch and cloverdale. the rest of us in the 70s. and how about for pops? let's see what's going on. 60s along the coast in san francisco. low to mid 70s around the bay. 79 to about 83 in the north bay. and then check out just 1one in antioch. looks like a great day for you to grill for dad. >> what would you have on that grill, mike? >> steak, lobster. you know, whatever. easy stuff. >> high end. let

in 1978, california governor jerry brown asked art to help him implement proposition 13 which the people wanted to reduce the state's property tax and i think they should do it immediately. the results were so successful that job creation grew within two years, 4 states adopted similar reforms. art aadvised ronald reagan and helped shape his agenda. art served on the president's economic policy advisory board and played a vital role in the 1981 and 198 of 6 tax rates cuts which lowered the tax rate from 0% to 28%, that's not bad. the reagan economy soared and shrinking poverty and increasing revenue. sounds very, very familiar. our economy has never ever been stronger than it is today. [applause] president trump: his policies expanded opportunities but spurred economies and lifted untold against poverty. depret er march thatcher. and we passed laws. and unemployment has reached its lowest level in 51 years with fast-growing wages and real g.d.p. and this is g.d.p. growth than anybody thought. first quarter was 3.2 and everybody said the first quarter isn't going to be so good. it was not

i gave credit to california governor jerry brown. he has been great. he is pushing all kinds of people and producers into our state. there was a technology company in northern california who was looking for a new place to locate their mfrling headquarters. 16 markets, 13 states. as a business person i am off titles more comfortable in those types of negotiations. i know what motivates a business person. with the state legislature, i can't always figure it out. i was on the third and final interview with lucid motors, and they asked how is your relationship with mexico? i said in that is important to you, i really want to encourage yourself. out for they met with pavlovich's teach. two months later on the steps of the arizona, myself and governor pavlovich along with e leaders with lucid motor companies cut the ribbon in a manufacturing plant there. it was due to the trade relationship and the relationship with mexico. there will be a growth in jobs for arizona and a growth in jobs for those two places. it is a true win-win. that is very possible in thi

i gave the credit to governor jerry brown. [applause] he has been just great. we have been pushing all kinds of people and producers into our state. there was a technology company in northern california that was looking for a new place to locate their manufacturing headquarters, 60 different markets and 13 different states -- as a business person i'm often more comfortable in those types of negotiations, i know what motivates a business person but as a state legislature i can't always figure it out. i was on the third and final interview and they asked how was your relationship with mexico? and i said if that's important to you or critical in your final decision, i want to encourage you to find out for yourself. they met with the governor's team and two months later on the steps of the arizona capital myself in the governor along with the leaders of various motor companies were able to cut the ribbon on what is going to be a manufacturing plant in arizona county. it was due to the relationship and the trade relationship with mexico. there will be a growth for a

she eventually did. >> former governor jerry brown is refusing to slip quietly into retirement. , brown will join uc berkeley to help california, china and he'll also serve as a visiting professor for three years. the institute's goal will be for california and china to reach the technology to combat global warming. >> all right. take a look at the wild cats graduating to day at 5:30. increasing clouds and breezes. it's going to be in the upper 60s to middle 60s there in south san francisco. going to the game, about 70 degrees when you walk in to oracle. the last home game. can you believe that? let's see, 66. a 53-year run. looks good. i know it looks that way. 64 by the end of the game or just watch it here. all right. tomorrow, even cooler than today. look at the 50s in the coast in san francisco. mainly 60s around the bay. 70s inland. a few 80s. lo low to mid 80s. cooler saturday. 80s holding o non cloverdale and other wis, 70s inland. san francisco 59. let's take a look at father's day. a great day to be outside with 60s at the coast and san francisco. 70s around the bay. we

. >>> and former governor jerry brown is coming out of retirement.going to head up a new institute at uc berkeley on climate change. the sacramento bee says jerry brown will lead the california china climate policy institute. and starting in july, also serve as a visiting professor for three years at the college of natural resources and at the law school. >>> the fifa women's world cup continues today. and there are two matches happening later this morning, right here on ktvu 2. pregame coverage begins at 8:00 am then australia and brazil play at 9:00. in their first matches, australia lost to italy. brazil beat jamaica. then at noon, south africa takes on china. live from paris. south africa is coming off a loss to spain. china lost to two-time champion germany on saturday. don't forget. whenever there's world cup action on ktvu, you can see us on your news, wei at ktvu.com. >>> oakland city council voted to support two pieces of state legislation for building a new oakland a's stadium at howard terminal. at the portland of oakland. one of the bills

reporter: governor jerry brown today signed a bill regulating emissions from dairy cows and landfills to fight climate change beyond carbon-based greenhouse gases. now, the bill mandates a 40% reduction in methane and hydrofluoric carbon by 2030. lara: we will reduce methane emissions 40%, reducing organic waste in landfills and working with our dairy industry to reduce emissions from cows and manure. man: when manure sits in a deep pond, a naturally-occurring bacteria that work in a cow's stomach, or actually in a cow's 4 stomachs, those same bacteria keep eating the left over little bits of sugar and other calories, and they emit biogas, which is a combination of methane and co2. both of those are greenhouse gases. and one cow tends to have about 4 to 5 tons per year of co2 equivalent. if you want to look at it that way, essentially it's about the same greenhouse gas footprint as a vehicle, as a car. we are a dairy digester development and operations company. a dairy digester is a piece of equipment that processes dairy manure and extracts methane gas, which is essentially a natural

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back in october kardashian tweeted then governor jerry brown asking him to ask him to his legacy of thaufltd reforms. >> it's called a cure-all, cbd, soaring in popularity. critics say it needs to be rete >> cbd,e all or snake oil? these are a couple of questions raised today during a hearing on cbd. >> it will drive consumers to the black market. >> doctors urge caution. >> we are rapidly getting behind the curve in terms of what is happening in the real world and what patience are utilizing. >> over 100 speakers took to the podium from doctors and users, lemp can't be added to food. but it's a patch work. stlr many unproven claims that pain. >> it was an absolute miracle. >> in diseased like autism and alzheimer's. >> he's more relaxed. we get better eye contact. >> there's only one the industry which may be worth $20 billion by 2022 is the described as the wild wild west. the fda has a lot to do. today is only a beginning. >> the results are years away. >> we've been asking what's been happening in the water. a troubling number of gray whales washing ashore and the feds calling utd a nati

. >>> and former governor jerry brown is coming out of retirement.s going to head up a new institute at uc berkeley on climate change. the sacramento bee reports, jerry brown will leave the california china climate institute. and starting in july, also serve as a visiting professor for three years at the college of natural resources and at the law school. >>> critics call it a potential housing catastrophe. up next, the new report that has sparked protests against google's planned mega campus in san jose. >>> and we'll show you how you can get a tour of the highest floor of the huge salesforce tower building in san francisco. >>> good morning. right now, we do have the traffic moving along pretty well on most commutes. including this one. the golden gate bridge. where, yes, there is some fog there. traffic is not affected, though, by the poor visibility. actually looks good into san francisco. you know when you're at ross and suddenly realize great minds shop alike? yes. that's yes for less. yep! yes, yes, yes ,yes, yes... yes. seriously, 20 to 60 pe

jerry brown's upstart presidential campaign in 1976 caught her attention.i was taken by the young governor and convinced him to campaign in her home state of maryland. >> i want to discuss some issues. >> 1976, tell me if i'm correct, governor brown remembering sleeps in our family's home while campaigning for president. what do you remember about that campaign? >> mccarthy was the speaker of the house there and he was the chair man of jerry's campaign. i said to them, i have friends in the grass roots organizations and the rest, and, so, why don't we have the governor come. and he agreed to do that. and he was sensational. >> with his rock star girlfriend along for a fund-raising concert, brown swept through maryland. >> i didn't think about maryland and baltimore. she got her brother and others that basically ran the campaign. >> thank you! >> brown pulled off an upset victory in the primary and gave nancy and the family credit. >> the whole campaign basically came out of, i might say, the delasandro organization. >> that's so cool. >> then jerry brown sa

. >>> meanwhile, former governor jerry brown also rejected her parole twice. >>> president trump is getting the royal treatment tonight in his first official state visit to the uk. queen elizabeth threw a banquet for him at buckingham palace. in day one of trump's three-day visit, the two leaders spoke about the relationship between the u.s. and great britain. >> as we look to the future, i'm confident that our common values and shared interests will continue to unite us. >> on behalf of all americans, i offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people. >> while outside the palace demonstrators protested the president's visit. some faced off with pro trump supporters. tomorrow the president will meet without going prime minister theresa may. >>> here at home, talks are going on in washington over president trump's threatened tariffs on everything from mexico. tonight chipotle says it may be forced to raise prices if the tariffs go through. that means your burrito could cost about a nickel more. chipotle relies heavily on mexican produce and says the tariffs would cost an extra $15 mill

>>former california governor jerry brown weighed in on this subject on twitter today saying quote thishump environmental rollback is a declaration of war against america and all of humanity. the president and his cynical unable refused to recognize that global warming is real and getting worse soon to be catastrophic stop this insanity. >>the us military says a japanese tanker attacks in the gulf of oman last week was damaged by a limpet mine limpet mines are usually attached to the hall of the ship below the water surface, using magnets. a single swimmer complacent mine like this best gators fao such a magnet attached to the japanese oil tanker which was carrying ethanol. the navy says it has hand and fingerprints from whoever place that might. i can tell you is that the link it mind that was used in the attack is distinguishable. it is also strikingly. bearing a resemblance. 2 iranian mines that have already been publicly displayed. an iranian military parades. united states blames iran for the attack officials there denied the country's involvement people living in the bay area know

part of a new law that former governor jerry brown signed in 2017. gas taxes went up by 12 cents when the bill was signed into law. the money from the increase is supposed to go to fix roads and bridges across the state. >>> can you bereave the fourth year the holiday falls on a thursday. >> that might be the perfect chance to hit the road for a long weekend. some experts say next weekend could set some new travel records. they expect the holiday travel season to pick up wednesday, run all the way to next sunday and in some cases traffic can last two to four times longer than usual. because we didn't already have traffic problems here to begin with so. >> i'm going to predict a mess on 80 wednesday evening heading to tahoe that's a predicten. >> krpg how fantastic the weather is and once i show it to you you might want to to be in the mess yrz. because there is still snow. but i will enjoy. the pictures if you head up please share them with me on nbc i would love it. >> peninsula 72 right now. comfortable. tri-valley 79. the south bay 75. the san fra

that size tax on gas is going up gas went up $0.12 in 2017 under a deal made by former governor jerry brown money raised goes to fix aging bridges and roadways in the state. earlier this year, the richmond sandra fell bridge was shut down after large pieces of concrete fell on to cars after an expansion joint failed repairs are still going on to fix the problem. on dry day says the one dollar increase in tolls this year is enough we have to be pain everything. >>he is just coming out of everybody's pocket in that because we all have family we are. you know have expenses they think about that they don't think about how are we clear i mean in california. >>well according to aaa gas prices nationwide may start dropping over the next few months or so so experts best advice that you just need to shop around a little bit to get the best price. we're seeing almost $4 a gallon so be prepared. is the united states is considering actions against iran after last week's strike on 2 tankers on the gulf of oman and according to among the possibilities is of the use of force secretary of state mike pompeo

jerry brown rejected the parole twice. >>> several million people are under flood warnings. the hardest hit area along the mississippi valley river. the rising waters are causing major damage and it could get worse. >> reporter: historic flooding in the center of the country. among the states hit hard, missouri. >> something changed. we know that thesfuhappenwh , o the wettest springs. >> reporter: some hotels and nestk without hot water due to flooding complications. >> we saw a lot of rainfall in a short amount of time, and what we are seeing is us trying to keep up with it. >> reporter: arkansas is trying to come up with flooding editions. a new record was set on the arkansas river and some residents had to evacuate their homes. >> everyone was dedicated and stuck together and we love each other. we are a strong community and we love each other. >> they lost two trailers and everyone is stressed. >> they are bracing themselves for more storms. the national weather service says heavy rain is forecast tuesday from the southern high plains to the upper midwest. that threat m

back in october, kardashian west tweeted then governor jerry brown asking him to add cooper to his legacy of smart, fair, thoughtful criminal justice reform. >> that's her focus now. criminal justice. >>> okay, jeff, let's talk about the forecast. a beautiful day in most parts, but the fog still was socked in right along the coastline. >> we're getting into that summertime pattern. pre-summertime pattern with the fog at the coast. did you like it? sknr we liked it. >> we'll have more coming our way this weekend. wanting to make sure you approve. all right, let's get a live look outside of our contra costa camera, looking out toward concord. a lot of you did approve of the weather today. it's been absolutely beautiful considering how much rainfall we have had in may. some 2 to 400% of normal rainfall totals. blue sky like this, it has been hard to come by. so hopefully you got outside to enjoy it. 84 degrees right now in concord. a warmer day and one of those nights where you want to get outside, have dinner wherever you can outside under this beautiful weather. 7:00 and 8:00, we'll drop d

the gas tax comes in response to a law signed by former governor jerry brown to fix aging roadways andnfrastructure. officials say the tax is projected to generate more than billion over the next 10 years an attempt to repeal the bill failed and if you take public transportation get ready to pay higher muni fares also starting on july 1st a single ride fare will now cost $3 if you pay in cash or by a limited use take it. but if you use your clipper card or the muni mobile app fares will stay at $2.50. officials say the fare increase will allow the sfmta to keep pace with labor and other rising costs for more on the various increases you can go to our website kron 4 dot com. >>now to developing news in the east bay, the cross examination of suspects, max harris has ended but not before another blistering round of questioning from the district attorney in the go ship fire trial in oakland terrace and co-defendant erica, many each faces 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for all the people who died in that fire in 2016. >>kron four's haaziq madyun has the latest from the courthouse. >>

it's a part of a law signed by former governor jerry brown for fixing the aging roads and infrastructure. officials said that the taxes for jack to generate more than $50 billion over the next 10 years. we'll also on july 1st get ready to pay. money for newly hired muni fares a single right fair will now cost $3. if you pay in cash or by limiting his ticket but if you use your clipper card or the muni mobile app fares will remain at $2.50. so officials say that the fare increase will allow sfmta to keep pace with labor. another rising costs and for more on the various increases just go to our website. we haven't always stood for you at kron 4 dot com. state and local lawmakers pushed back against president trump's plan to deport millions of undocumented immigrants. plus the oakland police department is paying its officers millions of dollars in overtime pay each year. and now the department facing criticism. also after the break a remarkable recovery we have an update on a 4 year-old who accidently shot himself in the east bay. how about a little peek outside there's 92. i like what i se

after former governor jerry brown signed the gas tax law.>east may mud is raising rates on water 13% over the next 2 years the company estimates that will amount to anywhere between $2 and just under $10 extra per month depending on water usage. the first hike goes into effect july first but the utility wants to remind everyone that it has been talking about these rate increases all year long we talked with a company spokesperson today was playing the timing of the rate hikes as well as why they are needed. >>so he's famous budget and racing process actually began back in january with the serious support workshops we reach out to our customers in april and throughout this season. so let them know about the rate increases including social media and and our general manager presented the rates in may. so this is actually the culmination of a a longer process. the budget cycle freeze payments every 2 years every 2 years we look at our rates and our rates are based on across the service study and they are song. essentially what we need to cover m

former governor jerry brown also rejected parole for her twice before. is alive news desk . >>> we are getting the first look at the possible defense strategy for parents charge in the nationwide college admission scandal. today attorneys argue that what the government is calling bribes were actually just charitable donations. prosecutors are accusing 33 parents of bribery to change their kids test scores and poses re-recruited athletes in order to get to elite schools like stanford, usc, ucla, and georgetown. the lawyer for former silicon valley hedge fund ceo manwell rodriguez, henriquez and his wife said there is evidence that parents thought they were just donating money to the schools or athletic programs and they didn't realize the money would end up in the pockets of coaches and the schemes mastermind, rick singer. the first sentence in the case will be for former stanford sailing coach john vander moore on june 12. is pleaded guilty to racketeering conspiracy. he and 13 parents had pleaded guilty in admission scandal and they are fighting the cha

when jerry brown retired he went to grass valley with his pension. dial an feinstein didn't put her kids in the public schools. nancyci pelosi railed about education but none of her grandchildren were in the san francisco public schoolsls so we created a very wealthy class that doesn't mind-taxes because it has ways to navigate around that and the social service and the people outside are like pheasants that cannot survive so they drift off and we're left with a romanticized indigent class and a royal elite that doesn't care about the vanishing middle class at all. >> tucker: from thehe outside professor this does not look like a sustainable system at all. do the people running it sense that or do they think they can continue forever? >> they all have one thing in common. if we look at gaovn newsom and diane feinstein ordinance see pelosi or zuckerberg they are all multimillionaires and in some cases multi-billionaires so they have a psychological penance they feel good about being virtuous in the abstract but meanwhile on the ground level we're sort

last year former governor jerry brown signed the law making each june pride month in california.oday will mark the first official declaration in the state. governor gavin newsome expected to make that declaration outside the state capital this morning.l attend the pride raise flag raising. one of many events occurring around the bay area celebrating pride month. >>> it is now 5:57. the vote today to possibly decriminalize certain natural psychedelics. the oakland city council could make a decision today to legalize plants like magic mushrooms. >> plus we have details on the search for someone who burglarized a san francisco fire station. we'll tell you what that person stole. >> and the focus today in the united kingdom. from pageantry to policy. president see the treasury secr. the secretary of state already there and others filling up in this room in london. any moment we expect to hear from president trump and prime minister theresa may. we'll bring it to you live here on mornings on 2. we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like

jerry brown didn't live in fresno. he went to grass valley with the pension. dianne feinstein lives in pacific heights, not redwood city. nancy pelosi railed about the education but none of her grand children were in the san francisco public schools. we have a wealthy class that doesn't mind the high taxes because it can navigate around that in poor social circumstanceses. people in between can't survive and they drift off. we are less with a row mantized indigent class and the royal elite that doesn't care about the vanishing middle class at all. >> tucker: from the outside it doesn't look like a sustainable system at all. it's teetering. do people running it sense that? or do they think they can continue forever? >> they all have one thing in common. if we look at gavin newsom or dianne feinstein or the former senator boxer and nancy pelosi, mark zuckerberg or the architects of the system. multimillionaires. some cases they are multibillionaires. they feel good of virtuous in the abstract. but we are like constan constantinople. we have epidemics of hepatiti

he wants to spend millions more on his staff and what former governor jerry brown did. specifically, he wants to use that money to pay for more senior advisers on high priority issues like wildfires. he also wants to hire 24 more people compared to when brown left office. governor newsom's office is not commenting on what those positions would be. >>> now to a follow-up. organizers of a pride parade are reversing course on a controversial decision. uniformed police officers are now welcome at this weekend's parade and other festivitiefest. the lgbtq asked city officers not to participate in uniform. they have since created a partnership to build trust between law enforcement and the lgbtq community. >>> it is pride month. four colleges in california are the best in the nation for plaintiff's exhibit students according to a website bestcolleges.com. san diego state, ucla, uc davis, and uc santa barbara all made the top 25. >>> tom brady needs two hands to wear all of his rings. his newest and super bowl ring was unboxed at a ceremony last night. >> you can't get any more

yes went up $0.12 in 2017 under a deal made by former governor jerry brown money raised goes to fix aging bridges and roadways in the states. earlier this year, the richmond sandra fell bridge was shut down after large pieces of concrete fell on to cars after an expansion joint failed repairs are still going the problem. on dry day says the one dollar increase in tolls this year is enough we have to be pain everything. >>it is just coming out of everybody's pocket in that because we all have family we are. you know have expenses they think about all that they don't think about how are we clear i mean in california. >>here's the silver lining aaa is predicting gas prices nationwide is expected to drop over the next few months in the meantime experts say it's best to shop around for the best prices. we are seeing almost $4 a gallon. live in tpunion city gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>thank you gayle, yet another taxes under consideration in sacramento, the goal is to upgrade the state's 911 system capitol bureau quarter ashley zavala explains the decision lawmakers are poised to make this week.

. >>> jerry brown is coming out of retirement, he is going to be heading to uc berkeley to talk aboutrting in july, he will also serve as a professor for 3 years at the college of natural resources and at the law school. >>> a long distance swimmer is about to make a 300 mile trek to the notorious pacific garbage patch. saturday, he will be headed out from hawaii, he is going to swim eight hours per day for three months, he will be followed by a 10% support group, there will also be collections of information on all of the the way, he hopes to inspire people to change their habits when it comes to using plastic.>> if we can change this, we can alleviate the issue, and work on a more natural way of giving. we can do it if we focus on it.>> environmentalists estimate between one and 2 million tons of plastic get into the world's oceans every year. >>> the u.s. open starts this morning at pebble beach, a lot of eyes will be on tiger woods, you know he won at augusta, his first major win in 11 years, and dustin johnson is one of the favorites. justin rose and others tee off just after 11:

legislature, where assembly member ting and others passed assembly bill 1184, when then governor jerry brown signed into law as one of the last things they did before he was termed out. that affirmed our charter authority to levy a dedicated tax on the ride-share industry, to mitigate one of san francisco's chief concerns, traffic congestion. in other words, we went to the state to get permission to ask the voters for permission. our county transportation authority did a deep dive into the available data that confirmed what we have witnessed anecdotally, and we all know and have heard about from our constituents, namely that t.n.c. companies are making up a considerable amount of the traffic that is clogging our intersections, crosswalks, and bike lanes. we all know congestion in san francisco is terrible, and everyone needs to be a part of the solution, including t.n.c. companies, users, and everyone in this city. it requires strategic investment from all of us that get people out of their cars, on to public transit, and safely walking and biking. whether it is funding more public transport

$20 billion reserve, the rainy day fund and we're following -- you are asking us to follow the jerry brown and gavin newsome programme. that's the first thing on the may revised but the governor expressed in his budget a commitment to the student's success funding formula. there were adjustments that he listened to, but the students' success formula is moving forward. if i'm accurate, no matter what you'll do, they will keep your funding the same way next year and that's what we booked in, but the governor has to hold harmless one more year and we hope that's a moot point because we hope we've grown passed that and gotten more revenue. revenue. >> thank you. >> thank you. i have just a couple quick questions and we'll get to the other presentations. just on that point on the budget, so the information that you up in terms of the gap in terms of funding and expenditures, that's reflective of yesterday's may revise? so it's fully updates as far as what was released yesterday? >> the information on our city college budget. >> yes, that you showed us. >> no, actually that sheet that you have i

last november after serving 21 years, california's outgoing governor jerry brown commuted the sentencend through his podcast has shared meaningful stories from those inside prison." >> sometimes you have laws on the books that can't see who you are today. >> reporter: nine days later -- >> i finally get a hug. >> reporter: woods left san quentin -- >> my first selfie -- >> reporter: after hugs he took a good long look at the bay. >> you can't see that inside because the walls are 30 feet high. you never see the water, you never see the bay. >> reporter: what would the newfound freedom mean for the podcast? >> we had to find a way to replace -- i hate to use the wordy with place -- >> replace. >> the right word. >> reporter: you're happy to say that, right? >> mic check time -- >> reporter: woods is still a co-host and was hired as a full-time producer for "ear hustle." >> together we're going to to spend $200. >> that's a perfect way. >> reporter:ile still hear his voice in the -- you'll still hear his voice in the new season. >> we've got a lot of stories about life post incarceration

hikes excise tax on gas is going up gas went up $0.12 in 2017 under a deal made by former governor jerry brown money raised goes to fix aging bridges and roadways in the states. earlier this year, the richmond sandra fell bridge was shut down after large pieces of concrete fell on to cars after an expansion joint failed repairs are still going on to fix the problem. on dry day says the one dollar increase in tolls this year is enough we have to be pain everything. >>it is just coming out of everybody's pocket in that because we all have family we are. you know have expenses they think about all that they don't think about how are we clear subprime in california. >>aaa predicts gas prices nationwide may start dropping over the next few months. experts say it's always best to shop around for the best price where seeing almost $4 a gallon live in union city gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>thank you gayle, yet another taxes under consideration in sacramento, the goal is to upgrade the states and 911 system capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the decision lawmakers are poised to make this week

at this point in the 1992 cycle, i think bill clinton was at 10% and jerry brown was ahead and bill clintonice elected president of the united states. so a lot can change. i believe there's going to be 12 of these debates, six this year. a whole lot of things can happen and those who watch and more importantly, those who aren't necessarily watching but hearing the reactions today from us and others are going to make judgments in the long haul, not the short-term. >> i think you're exactly right. go for it. >> i do think that you've got a first tier that's beginning to solidify of five people. biden, sanders, kamala harris, buttigieg, and warren. it's going to be harder to get into the first tier from now on out and maybe cory booker has a shot, julian castro. i do think increasingly, bob is absolutely right, a lot of fluidity among the top people. people at the bottom will be on their way towards the exit doors pretty soon. >> poppy, it's interesting to notice we're sitting here friday morning and almost completely forgotten about wednesday night and elizabeth warren's excellent performance

taxation and he did a great job i voted for bill clinton twice i've worked with democrats i did jerry brown's flat pass when he ran for president. the deputies have lost entirely and now are just going crazy. i don't even know what they think. it doesn't make any sense to me at all, but you know it'll all work out in the end believe me. nixon, as unpopular as he was, beat mcgovern 49 states to 1. liz: to your point getting back to the college plan from bernie sanders, i talked to a college dean, a dean of a college who said our janitors and our cafeteria workers want to unionize. he said well if they unionize, they are just going to raise everybody's tuition that's a knee jerk reaction. i want to back up. tell us what it was like to be awarded the presidential medal of freedom and congratulations for that. president trump gave you that last week, art. >> it was the most heavy experience i've had in my life, it was the best day ever to be honest with you. i don't deserve it but boy i'm not giving it back. i just love it, and it was such a wonderful moment i had my whole family, best friends th

the latest increase, after governor jerry brown signed the new law in 2017. the money is supposed to go to fix roads and bridges across the state. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, confusion and cynicism. president trump's comments about california that are making headlines. >>> plus tragedy after a trip to the county fair. the red flags being raised about petting zoos after the death of a toddler. >>> good morning. it is sunday, it's 7:28 in the morning. we look live outside at walnut creek, shaping up to be a beautiful day and a lot of pride activities going on. thanks for joining us. i'm scott budman in for kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at the microclimate forecast on pride day. >> big pride day. we couldn't ask for a better day to go out and celebrate. i know a lot of folks are wondering about the cloud cover in san francisco. we have to show you a view of the sky, a view of the road, i will say this, though, that's a much better shot. downtown san jose your temperature trend through the afternoon will climb into the mid 80s, w

memorable moment came when bill clinton got stunned by jerry brown in '92 but i tell you what, connecticut, maybe its most significant moment was the last time around. was the rise of donald trump. remember this. remember the wisconsin primary in early april 2016? remember ted cruz beat trump? this is when folks said, hey, that republican establishment is getting its act together. they're uniting behind cruz. they figured out how to beat trump. maybe cruz is going to win the nomination. maybe the establishment is going to stop trump. and then where did the race go after that wisconsin primary? it went to a bunch of states in the northeast. pennsylvania. connecticut was one of those states and it turned out trump was extra strong with republican voters in this region. he won every single one of these states. they weren't even close. that included connecticut. you see there. trump got 58%. john kasich 29%. very distant second. that was winner take all. he won all the delegates there, won the bulk of delegates in all those contests. brian, that night, if you remember it, is when we really kne

it was in the seat be towed by former governor jerry brown last year.uld only have access to abortion pills at cal state and uc university. if past it would go into effect in 2023. >>> art is trying to figure out what went wrong with a new train from its so-called fleet of the future. yesterday the breakdown forced hundreds of passengers to evacuate through a dark tunnel. >> so now we are in the b.a.r.t. tunnel. going somewhere. hopefully there is no one disabled that needs to like the help because this is like narrow and you could fall pretty far. >> b.a.r.t. power down the electric rail as passengers made their way out. the trouble happened the morning between the lake merritt and south street station in oakland. passenger say they waited on the disabled train for an hour before eventually hopping off. >> it was probably two to two and half hours late. we sat there for an hour and a half and then i walked from 12th street to my office in uptown. it took about 2 to 2 and half hours. >> because 12th street was so close it was decided we would have them

last november after serving 21 years, california's tgoing governor jerry brown commuted the sentenceoughod hisst shared meaningful stories from those inside prison. >> sometimes you have laws on theha books can't see who you are day. >> reporter: nine days later -- >> i get a hug! >> reporter: woods left san quentin. >> my first selfie. >> reporter: after the hugs, he took a good long look at the day that sits just outside the prison. >> you don't see that inside of n quentin. you never see the water. you never see the bay. >> reporter: what wouldis new found freedom mean for the podcast. >> we had to figure out how to replace -- not replace, i hate to use the word replace. >> replace. replace. that's the word. >> reporter: you're happy to say that, by the way? woods is still a co-host and was hiredy radiotopia as a full time producer for ear hustle. >> together we're going to spend $200er >> that's act way to do it. >> reporter: you'll hear his voice in the new season which starts wednesday. >> we got a gang of stories about life post incarceration. >> i'm sleeping on the streets. >

hikes excise tax on gas is going up gas went up $0.12 in 2017 under a deal made by former governor jerry brown money raised goes to fix aging bridges and roadways in the state. earlier this year, the richmond sandra fell bridge was shut down after large pieces of concrete fell on to cars after an expansion joint failed repairs are still going on to fix the problem. on dry day says the one dollar increase in tolls this year is enough we have to be pain everything. >>it is just coming out of everybody's pocket in that because we all have family we are. you know have expenses they think about that they don't think about how are we clear i mean in california. >>aaa predicts gas prices nationwide may go down over the next few months. experts suggest shopping for the best gas prices we're seeing almost $4 a gallon. here in union city gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the threats that this man is accused of making online that landed him in the bay area prison cell. plus we're going to take you to the south bay where officials unveiled a new memorial to tell you what th

i think when jerry brown was governor, he decided that counties should pay more into in-home supportive services and that the state should pay less. so that caused a lot of concern in san francisco where we have so many people who are reliant upon in-home support everybody services to live safely at home. but when governor newsome came in, he's professed he's interested in maintaining that service. i don't really -- under governor newsome, i don't see that changing, but, you know, we have to continually remain vigilant and think about ways to ensure that that system can grow to meet the needs of a larger population even than it's serving now. so it's really important to keep that advocacy up at the state and federal levels. >> can you please clarify? right now, it's based on the city and county inclusive, the funding? >> right now, there's not -- i guess what i'm trying to say, right now, there's not a challenge with funding, and there's no conversation about ours being cut. that's not a thing right now. but it's always important to remain vigilant around that. >> thank you. >> thank yo

back in october kardashian tweeted then governor jerry brown, asking him to add cooper to his legacy of smart, fair, thoughtful criminal justice reforms. >>> up next, a warning for dog owners. the problem that's popped up because of all of the rain we've had this year. >>> also -- >> he works really well with other students. i think it is one of his strengths, that he's really good with other students. very respectful. >> respectful and a champion. he is now the big man on campus, the san jose middle cooler that's been crowned the national spelling bee champ and his teachers who say they saw him coming. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. that fog is rolling right back into san francisco. i will show you the impact it will have on saturday's forecast. that new update in about six minutes. glad you're back how you feeling? ♪ ♪ (both) exhausted. but finally being able to make that volunteer trip happen was... awesome. awesome. you have to scrub. what do they... they use for washing. ♪ ♪ let's do it every year. we'll do it every year. i thought you'd say that - let's do it. ♪ ♪ se

i joined jerry brown and governor cuomo in establishing the u.s. climate alliance in 202016. we now have 24 statates. it has been very successful. i sponsored and fought for legislation on many occasions in the u.s. congress. this has been a long journey. the situation is, i probably -- we're all hopeful natural gas could be a bridge fuel to bridge the current situation and the development of nonfossil feel systems. we were hopeful that could be a bridge to the decades. it turns out the science does not allow that. in the last couple of years, science has shown we do not have as much time as we thought. we do not hahave until late in e century to make that transition. we have to make it in the next decade and i have to get going. we have to eliminate fossil fuels by the middle of the next decade. that is scientifically certain and as i indicated, there is no debating with scientists. i have tents out -- 10,000 scientists who agree with me. the site indicates we cannot wait. amy: what do you say to president trump, his energy department just announced not referring to methane