former california governor jerry brown will testify before house lawmakers. scheduled to appear at a committee hearing on the recent white house plans to roll back auto emission standards. critics argue the new standards would not only weaken car pollution restrictions but scale back years of progress in fuel efficiency standards. the new rules would strike down california's long established practice of utilizing its own stricter standards. sam liccardo will also testify. >>> a shred of good news for warriors fans. the dubs have found a team they can beat. >> the young guns are still trying to find their groove. last night they seemed to come together. steph curry scored 26 points and the warriors led at the half by 17 points. the pelicans never threatened after that. the warriors get their first win 134-123 following two losses to open the season. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," the firefight in the north bay taking its toll. we'll tell you how firefighters and evac way evacees are coping kincade fire rages on. >>> they're battling that fire with s

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former governor jerry brown vetoed the bill last year. >>> 5:24. baseball fans may be saying -- >> with a single swing of the bat howie kendrick squashed the dodgers hopes sending washington to a place they've never been before. >> this is deep to center field. bellinger is back. it's a grand slam! >> and that shut down the dodgers hopes. this is the tenth inning, kendrick, bases loaded, breaks a 3-3 tie with a grand slam making it 7-3 giving the national as spot in the national league championship series. they will play for the second time ever. the only other time was '81 when they were the montreal expos. >>> okay. maybe things aren't completely perfect for niners fans right now. they are undefeated but the injuries are starting to pile up. mike mcglinchey will be out and two others are out for the foreseeable future. they play the rival rams on sunday. >>> let's be honest, many performers sometimes resort to lip-synching during their live performances. >> one well-known actor swears he did not. adam levine says he felt personally attacked when

previously vetoed and you are seeing california goes completely to the left even more than jerry brownhe last thing is the owner saying everybody gets the same lunch at school whether you can pay for or not, everybody should get the same thing. >> i agree with this. there is one thing about abortion or guns but lunch, having access to adequate nutrition, that is essential. >> this is the one thing gavin newsom will do right in his entire tenure as governor so we can agree on that note but everything else california -- >> an agreement, thank you very much. today tonight's midnight hero, milwaukee bus driver taking a usual route, noticed a common building in flames, stopped her bus, called 911, the building was burning, they had to get out. he also grabbed a fire extinguisher to help stop the flames, firefighters soon got there, they praised her for her valiant action saying because of her, no one got hurt. you are tonight's midnight hero. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington. turn on my tv and boom, it's got all my favorite

jerry brown vetoed a similar bill last year. >>> another member of the trump administration is leaving his post and a family is asking for happen after a tech executive disappears. >> the former am bass door from the ukraine has been interviewed. . >>> there is a search in the sought bay for a missing woman from utah. the tech executive disappeared on monday. >> erin was supposed to be honored with an award. she never made it. she never made it to the airport. her family is searching for erin and answers. >> i want to be closer to my daughter. home fore erin is utah. she was on a business trip and heading to the airport when something went wrong. her phone was last pudge in camden. they have filed a report with the police who are treating this at a voluntary missing person case. >> people have the right to disappear, everything she said, she was trying to get to the airport. she's not thinking clearly. >> her husband and parents spoke tower and something wasn't right. she seemed manic but has no history of mental illness. >> we asked did you drinking anything, she said no. my daughter

previously vetoed and so here you're seeing california go completely to the left even more than jerry brownnnon: all right, very quickly, the last thing is the governor saying everybody gets the same lunch at school where they can pay for it or not, he doesn't think you should get a reduced lunch, everybody d get the same thing. doug? >> i agree with this. look, there's one thing about abortion or guns, but lunch, having access to adequate nutrition, that's something that's essential. >> shannon: jenna? because this is the one thing maybe that gavin newsom will do right in his entire tenure as governor, so we can agree on that note but everything else -- >> shannon: in agreement. doug and jenna, thank you both very much. >> thank you, shannon. >> thank you. >> shannon: milwaukee bus driver taken her usual route, she notices an apartment building in flames. she abruptly stopped her bus, called 911, ran to try to alert anybody was inside the building, it was burning, they had to get out. she also grabbed a fire extinction or to help stop the flames. firefighters soon got there, they praised h

. >>> former governor jerry brown offered some colorful testimony to congress today. he was among those called to testify in a hearing about president trump's plans to roll back california's car emission standards. brown talked about the gas lines that stretch for miles during the 1970s gas crisis. he says under the president's plan it could happen again. >> the chinese are going to have 85% of the car industry if trump and the oil industry get their way. and it's up to you to stop their craziness. >> governor brown says climate change is a world issue and warns that the u.s. cannot fall behind asia and europe in addressing it. >>> you might have felt them. a new series of earthquakes near hollister around 8:20 this morning. a 3.8 magnitude. two smaller cakquakes hit a few hours earlier. all were in the same area where the 4.7 quake struck a pfew wees ago. this specific area over the last ten days has seen at least a 3.0 or higher earthquake every day in the last week and a half. >> been shaking. we've got dangerous winds. jeff ranieri will have an update when we come

former democratic governor jerry brown vetoed that bill last year. >>> coming up on "today in the bay we'll go back to the breaking news, the latest massive power outages as well. >>> a lot of people without power this morning. feels very chilly out there in some spots. a live look outside in san jose. it's a clear start and we will have a slightly warmer afternoon. i'll talk about that as well as the winds coming up next. >>> and we're looking at the nimitz by the coliseum. there, that's what remains of an earlier crash in the middle of the freeway. i believe things are happening. we'll show you the impact of the speed sensors and what else is going on bay area wide. >>> plus, a scary wake-up call for residents in moraga. wildfire forcing evacuations in the middle of the night. we'll have a look at the progress made so far and the people still out of their homes right now. our team coverage next. look! a door to another dimen... oh, no, just a bag. train insane, or remain the same. phew! we'll never totally figure them out. but we do know what makes them happy. meow mix. forty years

but then-governor jerry brown vetoed the plan, saying in part, "if local schools find that more trainingor resources on this topic is needed, they have the flexibility to use their resources as they see best." chris van schaack: you know, i think that's dangerous. bigad: dangerous? chris van schaack: yeah, we need to be aware of the challenges of all students. and if this is the challenge that some of our students face, even a small subset of those students, we need to be aware of and we need to be responsive to that. bigad: laurie weckesser says it's a crucial lesson worth learning. bigad: what's at stake here? laurie: well, everything. their life is at stake. we're seeing more and more kids be comfortable with coming into the classroom and saying, "this is who i am. this is who i wanna be. this is how i want you to see me," and teachers need to know how to react to that. bigad: which brings us back to jack. female: do you wanna see it? jack: yeah. bigad: it's been more than two years since a medical implant began pausing his puberty. female: it went really well. it's in there and you k

just broke out about who is to blame, former governor jerry brown now blaming the president and republicans, saying, blood is on their souls. california elected officials say, get real jerry, liberal policies tor blam are to blame. for putting california in jeopardy and creating kay on thechaos,thank you for joining . i am elizabeth macdonald. the "evening edit" starts right now. >> welcome to the show. house vote approving resolution along party lines, here is what nancy pelosi said. >> this is a sad day because nobody comes to congress to impeach a president of the united states. elizabeth: rashida tlaib has not changed her position. >> mom, you won. bullies don't wind, i said they don't, we'll go in there and teach them [bleep] elizabeth: to hillary vaughn on capitol hill. reporter: house impeachment investors heard from tim morrison, he was john bolton's deputy, and house republicans say it one of the most positive days of testimony they heard inside the scif, they can't wait for that testimony to become public. now could happen because, the house approved ground rules to start phase 2

check today submit tax returns or make public tax returns, it's a bill that the press governor jerry brown no conservative by my means had vetoed, he himself had not released tax returns, maybe there was something there but a federal judge struck that down just recently in what was a room -- win for the trump campaign, not the administration, but that bill, similar version of the bill has popped up in blue states across the country. it's unlikely that that would force president trump to release tax returns,trta remarkable dive there, quarter of republicans, three quarters of democrats think they should release tax returns in order to gain access in the ballot. >> rob in new york, democratic caller. >> hey, good morning, you guys, thanks for c-span. you know, i guess myy comment s that trump has cast doubt on everything, you know, he's made us believe, tried to make us believe that there are no facts and that everything is made up and it's all phoney news and the comments that you can't rely on fbi, you can't rely on cia, you have career diplomats who are unstable and untrust worthy accordi

it's a bill that the previous governor jerry brown no conservative by any means had vetoed. he himself had not released his own tax returns. maybe there was something there. baw federal judge struck that down just recently in what was a win for the trump administration over the trump campaign i should say, not the administration, and we'll see if that makes it through the courts but that bill, a similar version of that bill has popped up in a lot of states across country. it is unlikely that will force president trump to release his tax returns baw remarkable divide again there just a quarter of republicans three quarters of candidates think a candidate should release their tax returns. host: to rob in new york. caller: good morning. thanks for c-span. i guess my comment is that trump has cast doubt on everything. he's made us believe -- he's tried to make us believe that there are no facts and that everything is made up and it's all phony news and there's comments that you can't rely on f.b.i., you can't rely on our c.i.a.. you have career diplomats who are unstable and unt

. >> remember willie brown said jerry brown should run and nancy pelosi should run. >> and michelle obamad be on. a he is seeing what sticks. >> spit bawling. >>> all right. san francisco is getting an early holiday gift this year. thstore for the holidays. the san francisco tradition was long known for its elaborate christmas. they said the pop up will stay for about four months but considering moving to palo alto. holiday retail sales are expected to be up this year. the retail federation predicts sales will increase. it's only saw 2 percent growth in november and days sales last year. a >> after just a few days of operation, a gondola system is closed, because of a malfunction that stranded riders for hours. the sky lanier is an aerial shuttle system taking guests from hollywood studios and other resorts. and stra. sney thou will remain closed as they investigate what calls an unexpected downtime. >>> coming up in our next half- hour, the exposing concerns over the company that is about to run several navigation centers for the homeless. >> plus an opening day bust for one of the bigge

private donations an not state dollars for pay for services themselves, it's interesting to know that jerry brown legislation last year, just last year, let's take a look at gavin newsom tweet, california first state to require public universities to offer abortion pills on campus while other states have attempt today roll back a women's right to maintain control over her body, california continues to expand reproductive freedom across our state and then another statement here, this is from the pro-life statement, governor gavin newsom support on campuses will put students lives at risk and schools at risk of lawsuits as conscious rights are violated. one final word from both of you, sasha, i will start with you. >> if someone is going to have an abortion the goal is to make it safe, effective, rare and as early as possible and if someone has access to the medication they need to get that procedure, then to have it only makes sense, again, this is a legal and practical issue, opposing abortion itself is a different issue. jillian: jenny beth. >> the women who are going to these colleges and unive

. >>> the california governor jerry brown testified in washington today as the battle rages between california and the trump administration over car emissions. the trump administration and the state have filed lawsuits against each other after the administration revoked, for his ability to set its own admissions standards last month. governor brown pointed out that china has tougher standards than california. he called climate change a crisis that congress needs to wake up to.>> we are talking about the future of your children. your grandchildren, and humanity, this is serious stuff. it's not just democrats or liberals. the national academy of science in britain, france, germany, russia, china they all agree, climate change is occurring, it's human induced, and it is dangerous. >> the san jose mayor also spoke at the hearing and said environmental regulations prompted many of silicon valley's breakthroughs in clean technology, including electric cars and solar panels. >>> still ahead, bill credit for pg&e customers affected by the planned power outages, the announcement today from governor new

. >> jerry brown doesn't mince words today. what prompted that out burst. was in an accident.it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family and we plan to be with usaa for life. see how much you can save with usaa insurance. annoepidemic fueled by juul use with their kid-friendly see how much you can save flavors. san francisco voters stopped the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. but then juul, backed by big tobacco, wrote prop c to weaken e-cigarette protections. the san francisco chronicle reports prop c is an audacious overreach, threatening to overturn the ban on flavored products approved by voters. prop c means more kids vaping. that's a dangerous idea. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. >>> tonight at 8:00 it's the conners. followed by bless this mess. mixedish and blackish. at 10 emergence. and the news at 11:00. we'll take a break from the fire and power coverage. good news. by day this man is known as oakland street wear fashion designer with people dawning his popular sneakers all over the world. o

should never deport >> reporter: after our first series of stories aired, then california governor jerry brownardoned throw of the deported veterans including hector barajas, who returned here to the united states where he served. he was formally sworn in as a u.s. citizen in march of 2018. both he and congressman tell me they believe this issue has enough bipartisan support to make it real change and to make it possible this law could be changed. we will stay on the story and bring to it you as it progresses. >> okay, thank you, stephen. good work. >>> well, cattle, horses, and rodeo big part of the agricultural life in the bay area, especially in alameda county. but now supervisors there voted to ban mutton busting, where ki she abuse. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us live in castro valley. mutton busting a fan favorite but it is controversial. >> reporter: well, that's true. we're here at the rodeo site in castro valley, a real tradition here in alameda county. in fact, it's going to celebrate its 100th year next spring. but it's going to have to take place without one of its popular tr

on the way, on the outside, might be jerry brown, governor of california, former governor of california like that that people already have big sense of, but for them to enter, it would take -- take almost a disaster, somebody stepping on a land mine or something. which could happen. but i don't think it will. >> probably unlikely. right? >> yes. >> that's the point. >> yes. >> do you understand why donors, and these are donors, not voters, why donors are looking at this field and are nervous? i think a lot of observers would look at the field and say, it's gigantic. >> yes. well, we don't have enough candidates, don't have enough bold ideas. it's crazy. big field. lots of ideas out there. no. what tends to happen when there's an incumbent in the republican party standing for re-election and george w. bush, and trump, there's an angst, do we have the right person to stand up and defeat them? we saw this so far through the season. and what happens is, you get closer to iowa. always -- i've been through nine of these. when you get closer to iowa they start looking at, start having doubts a

happening today former california governor jerry brown testifying before lawmakers. is he scheduled to appear at a committee hearing on the recent white house plans to roll back auto emissions standards. critics argue the new standards would not only weaken car pollution restrictions but scale back years of progress in fuel efficiency standards. the new rules would strike down california's long established practice of utilizing its own stricter standards. san jose mayor sam liccardo will also testify. >> all right. lookinging over here, we have green on the roadways. we told you we would check the south county, northbound 101 towards morgan hill, we have a little slowing, typical, maybe a little bit longer of a stretch, but not as severe. so traffic easing in here. looking towards the rest of the approach to the bay bridge, a nice flow of traffic. look at the top number, the east shore freeway, only 16 minutes highway 4 to the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. this came right on time, but not as much traffic coming through contra costa county. we'll talk about the

former governor jerry brown testified in washington yesterday. the trump administration and the state have filed lawsuits against each other after the administration revoked california's ability to set its own emission standards. governor brown pointed out that china has tougher standards than california and cause climate change crisis that congress needs to wake up to. >> we're talking about the future of your children, your grandchildren and humanity. this is serious stuff and it's not just democrats or liberals, the national academy of science in britain and france, in germany, in russia, in china, they all agree. climate change is occurring. it's a human induced and it is dangerous. >> the san jose maitre spoke at the meeting and said if regulations have prompted many silicon valley breakthroughs in green technology. >>> the general manager is continuing his listening tour. bob powers was at the concord station around 8:00 and at 3 pm he will be at the 19th street station in the city of oakland. since taking the job he's been soliciting comme

. >> former governor jerry brown and the legislature rejected delaying start times at schools not onceut twice. under governor gavin newsom, it proved to be third time's the charm. nico arnold is a student at lowell high school. we found her fundraising for their school today. classes begin at 7:50 in the morning. >> we have a lot of homework and we have a lot of extracurriculars. >> so sleeping in would be good? >> yeah, it would be amazing. it's so hard to walk to the bus stop, i'm so tired in the morning. >> several research papers conclude that many kids are sleep deprived. >> sleep deprived kids graduate at lower rates. they're more depressed and they get lower grades. they're also more absent. >> but teachers unions argue that the decision to start later should be left up to each individual district based on the needs of the community, and then there is the issue of working parents who would need to start later. >> we all got to get to work. that's definitely a challenge. i guess we can adjust our working schedules, start a little bit later. >> so if schools ended their day 30 mi

store magnet was the battle over automation standards continue former california governor jerry brownn washington yesterday. the trump administration and the state has filed lawsuits against each other after their ministration revote california's ability to set its own admission standards. governor brown pointed out that china has tougher standards compared to california. he calls climate change a crisis that congress needs to wake up to. it was we are talking about the future of your children. your grandchildren and humanity. this is serious stuff. and it is not just democrats or liberals, the national academy of science in britain and france and germany, and russia, and china all agree that climate change is occurring, it is human induced, and it is very dangerous. >> mccarter also spoke at the hearing. he said that environment regulations have caused many crews in clean technology such as electric vehicles and solar panels. invoice mart has missed the deadline for its two new stations. several other stations will still open by the end of the year. he started but called it necessary

jerry rice, jim brown. legends everywhere. yoep yards to the house. you think he's fast?e not it more than 22 mil hour. the fastest run in the end zone in two years. jimmy g writes, i love it. a pass. five yards. what a catch. cleveland trying to stay in the zone. picked off by williams in the goal line. san francisco had two picks tonight. richard sherman would do it later. coleman, known yards. 21-3 san francisco. that fog horn was getting used to it. jimmy g. that's just so easy. wide open of 28 three niners. and it was a problem for ithe b ack field. two sacks for nick. they have an identity. >> we're a physical team. we know it and we want to prove it to everybody of we just have to do it week in and week out. >> we know what we have to do. we just have to be skin. bits teaching them how to win in tough games. learning to win those games. then learn to win those games. every game is a championship game. >> it's awesome. like the coach says, we have to come back on a short week and get 5-0. if you at the me that at the end of tear when the season is yhe over, you will

i qualified for citizenship due to my military service and a pardon from governor jerry brown of california. i am blessed to be bam back home in america. and to be a father to my daughter. once again, i want to emphasize that i am a firm believer in people being held accountable. being a veterans veteran does not mean that you get a free pass and never have to pay consequences for actions. at the same time it does not make sense to me to dprt our veterans after nef completed their sentence and paid for their actions. for veterans deportation is a double punishment. as example my friend roberto salazar is a former u.s. marine deported. today he runs a men's drug rehab center in tijuana. his daughter was a lively and inspiring young woman but passed away in an accident in the 2017 we held a furnlt funeral service and service in tijuana but because he was unable to go to san diego to bury his daughter. i have a few recommendations how to ensure we protect the veterans from deportation and nurnl all service members and veterans to naturalize. i am blessed to be a u.s. citizen today but i believ

. >> i've always been for getting all of your deductions and exemptions jerry brown's flat taxes, getting, exemptions, individual deductions on the first dollar to the last dollar and just let it go. they'll all comply with the tax codes because they believe they're fair they won't try to get around it. now of course some of them will, but not all of them. that's what you want to do with your taxes warren buffet, as i said in 2010, paid 7 billion -- 7 million and earned 12 billion. >> the laffer rate what to you think is the highest level you can tax somebody before there's too much avoidance or too much productivity what is the highest rate >> the highest rate we could possibly do? >> yes >> i don't know what it would be 13% if you got rid of all of the deductions exemptions and exclusions that would be the perfect rate >> you don't want to talk about how low you can go you don't want to talk about how high you can go. >> i want to get the growth up i want to help the poor by jobs, not by trying to confiscate money from the rich. >> art, thank you. always good to see you. >> by the way,

exactly the things that have been prevented by first governor jerry brown and now governor newsom.edit has been better on the issue than governor brown on the issue. too little, too late. more wildfires in california for the next 10 years along with blackouts. brian: will it be chuck devore in the wilderness of texas to sound out or will pg&e step up and defend themselves and say what you are saying? real quick, final thoughts. >> the challenge is pg&e is under the gun right now and they are the most heavily regulated company in america. they don't dare say anything. brian: guess not. he did compliment the trump administration while criticizing pg&e. it's a shame you're blaming this in the middle of it two more risk fires. it's not the time to blame anyway. chuck devore, thanks so much. >> thank you. brian: straight ahead, the story is horrific and very familiar. you have a college student to commits suicide. now his girlfriend is charged. >> geraldo: texts encouraging him to go die. are texts really criminal? we will debate it. i'm happy to give you the tour, i love doing it. hey

in fact, jerry brown vetoed the same bill two years ago saying that was going to be unconstitutional.w, thankfully, a federal judge just threw it out. but there were 4.5 million californians who voted for president donald trump in 2016. ainsley: so what do you think will happen in 2020? >> well, what you are beginning to see is increasingly conservative voters are leaving deep, deep blue states like illinois, like new york, like california and they are going to states that are often battle grounds like, for example, pennsylvania or florida or nevada or texas. i don't think texas is a battle ground but certainly nevada is. i believe this may shift a few states in favor of president trump in his re-election in 2020. ainsley: we will see. nancy pelosi is going after texas. she wants to win texas. she says that eventually it will turn democratic. we will see. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. ainsley: good to see you. you are welcome. prince harry and duchess meghan suing a british newspaper for publishing a private letter that meghan sent to her dad. does she have a case

it's a bill that the previous governor jerry brown no conservative by any means had vetoed.himself had not released his own tax returns. maybe there was something there. baw federal judge struck that down just recently in what was a win for the trump administration over the trump campaign i should say, not the administration, and we'll see if that makes it through the courts but that bill, a similar version of that bill has popped up in a lot of states across country. it is unlikely that will force president trump to release his tax returns baw remarkable divide again there just a quarter of republicans three quarters of candidates think a candidate should release their tax returns. host: to rob in new york. caller: good morning. thanks for c-span. i guess my comment is that trump has cast doubt on everything. he's made us believe -- he's tried to make us believe that there are no facts and that everything is made up and it's all phony news and there's comments that you can't rely on f.b.i., you can't rely on our c.i.a.. you have career diplomats who are unstable and untrust

last year the pro-choice governor of california, jerry brown, actually vetoed this law saying this wasgned into lawful filling a campaign pledge and basically fulfilling the wishes of the abortion industry here. >> this is what governor newsom says. he says other states and the central government go backward, restricting reproductive freedom in california we are moving forward. we are removing barriers to reproductive health, increasing access on college campuses. and using technology to modernize how patients interact with providers. what do you think about that? >> well, fundamentally we abortion is not healthcare. and giving these dangerous drugs to women to go and have abortions on their dormitory toilet bowls telling them to flush and not look is not good for anyone. there is going to be women who die alone, in their dorm rooms because of this bill. we know already from the abortion industry's own estimates between 15 and 75 women just a month are going to have to seek additional care because these abortion pills aren't going to work. and these campus health centers aren't equippe

browns. >> 4-0, let's go. >> more than 60,000 fans soaked up niners domination and 4-0 for the first time since 1990. two guys named joe montana and jerry rice were the attraction. fans believe this is the start of something huge. >> i feel great. we're undefeat and we're going to stay that way. let's keep it going all year. let's go. >> as for the game, the niners jumped out to a two touchdown lead in the first quarter and jimmy g. was in control and the touchdown pass to george kidle put the game away and afterwards he tried to keep things in perspective. >> it is a good start. it is all it is. so four games won't get you much in this league but it is a good start and i think we have a good locker room and just at a time. >> whatever it takes jimmy g. another test next sunday they'll have to be last year's champ, the l.a. rams, in los angeles. >> whether you are fan or not, that hype -- >> it is fun to see. along before yesterday's game a 49er had a big win. some might call the biggest win of his life. [ cheering and applause ] >> you know what that means? she said yes. that is 49ers lineman d.j. jones proposing to his girlfriend. lon

since this was signed by governor jerry brown, a lot of sheriffs have come out and used, for example,. so the sheriffs themselves are pushing back. it's going to be up to the voters. the voters have got to get out there and make their voices heard on this. brian: right. because if you are saying i don't want ice to cooperate with your local sheriff's department. there is lack of coordination for people who already broke the law for coming here at the very least. >> not only that but, you know, these politicians claim that these sanctuary laws protect the immigrant communities. and you and i both know, brian, look at montgomery county just here in maryland, when they had the nine rapes in two months and 8 of those victims were actually in the immigrant community. these people get released to the immigrant community, commit crimes against the immigrant community. it's not protecting the immigrant community. this sheriff has taken a political stance. he forgot the oath he has taken. he stopped being a cop, became a politician because he is not protecting his community as much as he could