jerry brown is one of them.the former governor, a former presidential candidate and former mayor of oakland among the many roles and positions he's held over the years. he's still an active voice, especially with global warming. we chatted with him in colusa county and said when was the last time this country was so divided? >> i don't think we've ever been in this kind of a turmoil. during the vietnam war, there were massive demonstrations, there were shootings. it was bad. but somehow this feels like the republic itself is being torn apart by those on the right, those on the left and there doesn't seem to be a strong center in all this together. so i'd say in my lifetime, this is unprecedented. >> what's your biggest fear if donald trump gets re-elected in november? >> my biggest fear is we'll get in a war by miscalculation or the lack of clarity and pru dense at the national level. my -- climate will accelerate and california will be burning massively worse than it is today and the flooding and the migrations

there aren't many politicians who are still relevant at 82, but jerry brown is one of them.rnor, former presidential candidate and former mayor of oakland, among the many roles and positions he has held, is still an active voice, especially when it comes to global warming. our own raj mathai chatted with brown from his ranch south of sacramento and began asking when the last time was that our country was so divided. >> i don't think we have ever been in this kind of turmoil. during the vietnam war there were massive demonstrations. there were shootings. it was bad. but somehow this feels like the republic itself is being torn apart by those on the right, those on the -- on the side of the left, and there doesn't seem to be a strong center holding this all together. i would say in my lifetime this is unprecedented. >> reporter: what's your biggest fear if donald trump gets reelected in november? >> take america wihat america w war by miscalculation or lack of clarity and prudence at the national level. my longer term fear is that the climate will accelerate in its warming, an

governor jerry brown react tuesday recent california wildfires, and what the state should do to prevent more from happening. >>> scientists tell us that the drought, the lower humidity, the lack of rain, and the intensified heat, and the duration of all of this, is all in part due to climate change. >>> jerry brown became champion of environmental issues. in a conversation with greg lee, the democrat urged people to take climate change serious economy is spoke about covid-19 and the upcoming election. as several deadly wildfires continue to burn in california, and climate change becomes a major issue in the 2020 election, former california governor jerry brown is sounding the alarm. >> scientists tell us that the drought, the lower humidity, the lack of rain, and the intensified heat, and the duration of all of this, is all in part due to climate change, and and will get worse. >> reporter: he served four terms as california's governor, making environmental issues a top priority during his time in office and beyond. >> what needs to be done, particularly in the state of california? >> o

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certainly that i've ever seen. >> governor jerry brown, never one to mince words thanks for being withtoday, governor, good to see you again. >>> and as the coronavirus cases are rising, the nation is nearing the grim marker of 200,000 dead the need for a vaccine becoming even more stark. can we realisticallyxp eect it as soon as the president is saying stay with us and still going for my best. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib... ...not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm reaching for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? i'm on board. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily- -and it may take longer than usual f

co-sign a letter. >> lewin acting, too, through the media, tried to persuade california governor jerry brown to keep bradford's locked up. >> he's looking to even up scores before he dies. >> then a week after mechl morimore i ial day 2018 came this letter from governor brown. the evidence showed that he, meaning bradford's, currently poses an unreasonable danger to society if released from prison. therefore, i reverse the decision to parole mr. bradford. >> when it came in, there was a lot of shock, but also a lot of relief. >> that relief would be temporary. at his next hearing bill bradford's was granted parole. >> i'm not going to have them playing russian roulette with the safety of my family. i work every day trying to protect the public. i don't think it's unfair to ask that those individuals who execute their wives and who threaten to kill me and my family, that they're incarcerated where they can't do any damage. >> bradford's was once again eligible for relief. this time his fate in the hands of current california governor gavin newsom. >> i don't know what this governor's going to

last minute, jerry brown of california tried to stop carter. can do it. >> jimmy carter wins big. he takes 17 primaries and beats his closest rival jerry brown by nearly 4 million votes. >> coming to new york was an overwhelming feeling of accomplishment. here is someone who came from nowhere and here we're in madison square garden with crowds. peanut man.r, jimmy carter, - >> i've spent on a lot of times this year about love. but love must be aggressively translated into simple justice. >> now ted nomination and he was the establishment. he was the voice of the party. >> there is no talk of love when gerald ford and ronald reagan arrive at the republican convention. >> you could feel the two different sides. the delegates split. we didn't know who would come out of convention with the nomination. >> ford spends the last month before the kansas city convention calling on committee delegates, getting them into the white house, back slapping, making deals and being president. >> ten votes for governor reagan -- >> there are people cursing each ot

. >>> well, former california governor jerry brown has long been ad an advocate for environmental issues conversation today with greg lee, brown urged people to take climate change seriously. >> reporter: as several deadly wildfires continue to burn in california and climate change becomes a major issue in the 2020 election, former california governor jerry brown is sounding the alet me. >> scientists tell us that the drought, the lower humidity, the lack of rain, and the intensified heat and the duration of all of this, is all in part due to climate change, and will get worse. >> reporter: the democrat served four terribles as california's governor, making environmental issues a top priority during his time in office and beyond. >> what needs to be done, particularly in the state of california? >> one, protect the people by making these billion-dollar investments for example in protecting against fire, and secondly, stay on course to reduce carbon emissions. >> reporter: this week democratic v.p. nominee senator kamala harris made a stop the state saying the country must do better deali

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. >>> an exclusive interview with governor jerry brown. he's candid of the danger of this political climate and what happens if president trump is reelected. that's coming up at our 6:00 news. we'll see you then guys. >>> governor newsom calling it the roots of our wildfires season, climate change. during a meeting with president trump last week, the president insisted the root is of poor management. tonight steve patterson speaks with experts from the left and the right. >> reporter: this the worst fire season we have. it is going to take the policies of people who are concerned of those two things to make this situation for people that live on the west coast. >> steve patterson also speaks to fire victims who have rebuilt their home making their homes more fire resistance. >>> clean up along union pacific railroad truck and monterey road. illeg illegal dumping and graffiti and garbage and trash, that clean up is expected to take about more than a week. >>> san jose's mayor is tackling the homeless problem. it is not easy but there is con

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also, an exclusive interview with former governor jerry brown.ee you in a few minutes. >> thanks, raj. we want to tell you about a close call for dozens of people on the peninsula after flames broke out behind their homes. this all happened about two hours ago in the area of alhambra drive in belmont. nbc bay area sky ranger was overhead as they worked quickly to put out the flames with help from cal fire from the air. you can see how close the fire got to the homes. right now, it doesn't appear any were damaged. that is good news. evacuation orders for several nearby streets are still in place as crews are putting out hotspots. no word what sparked the fire. >>> okay. it may not feel like it right now. but sweater weather will be here tomorrow, the official first day of fall. that has a lot of restaurant owners scrambling to make sure they can still

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about the president's visit and also talking about climate change, as well, with former governor jerry brown >> yeah, alexander. obviously those two things are connected. president trump came to california earlier this week, came to sacramento county to survey some of the damage when it comes to the california fire situation, meet with california fire officials. i had a chance to be the pool reporter and talk to him about the issue. here is some of what the president had to say. >> what have you specifically done on the issue of forest management, and is it possible that it's also forest management and climate change. do you think that's possible? >> well, i think a lot of possible. but when trees fall down after a short period of time, about 18 months, they become very dry, really like a matchstick, and they become very, very -- they just explode. hay could explode. also leaves. when you have years of dried leaves on the ground, it just sets it up, the fuel for a fire. so they have to do something about it. >> so that is over the issue of forest management. the governor of california said y

. >>> in the next hour, former california governor jerry brown will join my colleague andrea mitchellildfires there. that will do it for me ...and new adventures. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past... they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. let's help protect them together. because missing menb vaccination could mean missing out on a whole lot more. ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington we had planned to have white house senior adviser jared kushner on our program today, an appearance that had been booked for several days and widely promoted this morning the white house informed us mr. kushner's schedule has been reshuffled and he had to cancel that is unfortunate. i had of course been planning to ask him about the significant historic white house breakthrough between israel and two arab nations that he helped broker as they well know, i have been covering the middle east since jimmy carter's camp david accords four de

jerry brown stressed this is the grim new reality for this state. talked to my colleague, andrea mitchell in the last hour >> this is the new normal, and it's going to take very abnormal interventions. that is more than ever before. it's not business as usual it's a new business that we're going to have to deal with over the next several decades >> and joining me now from the fire zone in california is our own steve patterson. so steve, with the hot and dry weather, it doesn't seem like there's an end in sight, any hope on the horizon here >> no, in fact, some of these fires are getting even larger and protection and containment is getting smaller that's the case at the fire i'm at the fire zone right now is the side of a mountain this is the bobcat fire. we're in l.a. county if you had a clear day, and there wasn't all this awful toxic smoke, you would be able to get a clear shot of the rose bowl, pasadena is just a few miles down this valley, but it is completely covered. the fire now burning 44,000 acres. we were here ten days ago, last week, it

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he actually defeat ed the most recent california governor, jerry brown, his dad. who had been governor before. >> we have a couple of questions. >> yep. >> i hope you'll like it. carly wants me to tell you that she likes your shirt. >> oh, well, thank you, carly. thank you very much, carly. i like my shirt, too. what do you think? >> it's nice. it's blue. you and i do a lot of blue on blue. >> i noticed that. but i think i surpassed you today. >> yeah. >> because sometimes, we wear almost the same thing. >> that's a higher quality shirt. >> this shirt, carly, it's wonderful you mentioned this. this is actually brought to me by my relatives from india. >> wow, wow. >> so i'm wearing my indian internationalism in a very stylish way today. right? >> i think so. >> now, eddie, what about your shirt? >> it's been a while and no one's commented on the shirt. >> i know. >> it's very summery. >> i think it's jungley. doesn't that remind you of a jungle? >> it's got a jungle theme. >> at first, i thought it was camouflaged, you joined the marines. >> yeah. >> good. >> up t

spring you had another insurgent jerry brown coming in. of course, bill clinton gets the nomination, so you've got the new democrat bill clinton and you have george herbert walker bush, and suddenly ross perot goes on larry king on cnn and look, i'm going to run as an independent if i can be on states.ot in all 50 i'm -- if i'm drafted. i'm not going out to run the typical campaign, but the people want my ideas and once we talked outset, at the particularly balancing the budget and the stopping of outsourcing of jobs but also he was opposed to the war in iraq. the gulf war, because he thought that it was going to be a mistake, and instead, special forces should have gone in and killed saddam hussein. but he launched this amazing third party run and started soaring in the polls and became the darling of the summer of 1992, and then we'll pick up the rest of the story in a little bit. >> let's show that larry king live february 20th, 1992, interview, when ross perot his willingness to run. >> let's go down to grassroots people are e the hurt

also, you had another resurgence of jerry brown coming in. bill clinton gets the nomination. you have the new democrat bill clinton and george herbert walker bush. suddenly ross perot goes on cnn, larry king, and says i will run as an independent if i can be on the ballot in all 50 states. if i am drafted. i am not going to go out there and run the typical campaign. people want my ideas, the ones we talked debt the outset here, particularly balancing the budget and stopping of outsourcing of jobs. he was opposed to the war in iraq because he thought it was going to be a mistake. special forces should have gone in and killed saddam hussein. he watched his amazing third- party run and started soaring in the polls and became the darling of the summer of 1992. we will pick up the rest of the story in a little bit. >> let's show that larry king live interview where ross perot announces his willingness to run. >> let's go down to grassroots america were the people are hurting. people are saying, why are we in this mess? first of all, look in the mirror. we are the owners of this co

outgoing governor jerry brown said that for seven 1/2 years until the latter part of his second terms to ease the ability to thin the fallen trees providing this combustion for these fires. you can't do anything about the weather. you can't do anything about the drought. but you can do something about the fuel these fires are using. as donald trump once put it, clean your floors, clean your floors, clean your floors. that is not being done. stuart: so where do we stand in california right now? i mean the fires are not going away. there is an argument about climate change around the president will be meeting gavin newsom today. do you think we'll get a clash on climate change? >> you think? right now 30% of our energy has to come from so-called renewables which makes things far more expensive and resources are being diverted away from power plant line maintenance, left alone building nuclear power plants that could provide pollution-free source of energy n the next few years, 60% of our energy has to come from renewables whether or not they're cost effective or not. donald trump does

jerry lyn, worked at the local bank and would come and pick up the mail. she cut his eye, he caught her eye. they were married. two wonderful children, mike brown, my wife bobbie and a granddaughter who really was the apple of their eye, hadley. but this group -- world war ii and then korea, the korean war, bob was part of the 300th, the cowboy cannoneers, unit bravery citation. he was awarded the purple heart. never talked about it. returned to thermopolis. took care of people in the community. serving as a postmaster for many of his years with the post office. i know mike had a chance to talk to the postmaster in thermopolis yesterday. she knew bob as anyone in town had. last year bob and jerry celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary and we lost jerry this spring, and now on 9/11 we lost bob. he peaced away at the age of 94 -- he passed away at the age of 94. he was surrounding by his loving family and his daughter bobbie is the caregiver as i say, she is a saint. people who know her, know that to be true. as we talk about this greatest generation of which bob was a very significant part, you know, we can think back to the history of this c