jerry brown is in colusa probably breathing a sigh of relief. his numbers in terms of popularity and support are way higher than gray davis is work. and in general, i think some people are bad but i think a lot of the things are situational and related to the >> anything else you want to add? >> we are going to have a big a poll this week coming out that will talk about newsom's popularity, his approval rating, that will go a long way toward seeing how this willgo. >> let's talk about a new secretary of state, shirley weber. what can you tell us about her? >> she is a member of the legislature, she is a longtime advocate for racial justice. she was behind but of the ballot measures this year. she has been very popular because, if other people were hoping a black womawould be dominated to replace kamala harris. he dominated her to fill this position. he nominated her. many advocates for black women were saying wait a minute, we needed to replace kamala harris, there are no black women in the senate. there's only 24 of 140 some women who are in co

as soon as jerry brown got out of the way it was gavin newsom. how did the recall thing touch off? there a moment where it began to look viable? >> there's one simple word it's covid-19. i think that fueled a lot of this. california governors have faced recall attempts for the last 50 years. every governor had something they fizzled out except for one, 2003 which we learned lessons about. newsom won with 62% of the vote, that seems bullet proof but covid-19 the rules his administration put in place, there was an inconsistency in the rules, hard to understand the science, didn't understand the data. you mentioned images in politics areexplosive. him sitting up athe upscale restaurant in napa valley, the hypocrisy. there have been the frustrations people are feeling and this was driven largely by republicans. there are millions of republicans in california and who have circulated the recall petition on the verge of getting it for a special election probably in the late fall. >> the recall efforts enough signatures. the biden administration says the president is not in favor of this.

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: weill 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 naturally

slowing down or blocking access to websites and don't pay for premium services, former governor jerry brown signed that bill back in 2018 making california. the first state in the u.s. to pass a net neutrality law. the trump administration sued to block the law and it was tied up in court for years. state lawmakers and advocates are pushing to expand paid sick leave for essential workers employer mandate to covid-19 specific emergency paid sick leave expire on december 31st. labor leaders say essential employees whom don't have paid sick leave or put in the position of having to choose between working while sick are losing income local representatives say social workers also tend to be the least vaccinated group of the population. >>especially the lives of people like the ones i represent whose race immigration status and lack of car or internet connection or lack english language literacy can make them. the least a vaccinated most our communities. >>advocates are calling on governor newsome to expand emergency paid leave and include medical leave protection for essential workers. the debat

ever since jerry brown handed it over to gavin newsome, yep, it is a blue state.e the chances of this being successful? of course i ask that carefully because i think if anyone had said, do you think arnold schwarzenegger is going to be your governor in 2003, they would not have checked that box. >> these things have a tendency to snowball. gray davis was facing a lot of problems. big state budget deficit, a bad economy. at least one particular action where he increased the vehicle license fee nicknamed the car tax in california. schwarzenegger ran through all the way through the special election and won. the voters need to see a viable alternative someone they would want. i don't know it's clear yet who it would be, if it was a republican. we have to point out that no republican has won statewide in california since 2006, since arnold schwarzenegger was on the ballot. this is a democratic voting state. does this get on the ballot. i think his chances are looking good at this point. does it pass? very hard to say. there have been only three recalls prior to this o

providers from slowing down or blocking access to web sites that don't pay for premium serviceor jerry brownn 2018 with the trump administration suit to block it, which prevented it from taking effect. abide administration dropped the federal lawsuit earlier this month. okay let's go check the garage the attic because two decades after it was hugely popular pokemon cards are seeing a resurgence in interest and value during the pandemic, some of those rare cards and the japanese trading card game are now fetching six figures at auction a box of unopened pokemon cards just sold for get this $408,000. those involved say the boom appears to be fueled by nostalgia and. covid lockdown, so you might have an hr czar that's worth $15,000 that you would've thought was in 50 cents. but if you have the 10, you're buying a new house, right? it's amazing. that's pokey month. 25th anniversary on saturday. can you believe it? a series of actions said to take place through the weekend and into march to celebrate the golden state warriors held welcome back fans to madison square garden in new york city with a

former governor jerry brown signed the bill in 2018 making california, the first state in the u.s. to pass a net neutrality law. the trump administration quickly sued to block the law keeping it tied up in courts for years until this decision. the federal reserve system that financial institutions use to move trillions of dollars every day went down for several hours today. officials with the fed are calling it a quote operational error and say that crucial payment system was up and running again shortly before noon our time. the nationwide outage briefly impacted direct deposits of payroll, social security and income tax refunds as well as automatic payments for mortgages and utility bills. more legal trouble for pg need an eye to trust representing more than 80,000 victims of deadly wildfires ignited by the companies. >>electrical grid is suing nearly 2 dozen former executives and board members have the lawsuit alleges those executives failed to make sure pg e's equipment was safe. the complaint filed today in san francisco superior court is an offshoot of a 13.5 billion dollars

the baker family said the sentence was 45 years to life but after governor jerry brown sp 260 until lawce before became eligible his third time around. the l.a. d.a.'s office writes in a quote "in any case where individual committed a crime as a 17-year-old, the parole board will take in consideration for the teenager's cognitive abilities are not fully developed when he committed the crime." after more than three decades in prison it is likely the parole board determined he is not the same person has when he was 17. the california department of corrections said his parole is subject to 120 day review, john. >> john: matt finn proof that news, thank you so much, matt. fox news alert now, the actor best known as christopher plummer with national praise for his role in iconic films the sound of music. his career in show business fan and a half a century with starring roles on broadway and animated character in the movie up back in 2009. his work with the tonys made him the oldest ever academy award winner at the age of 82. but it was the big break in the sound of music to to find his care

is a good option, you know 40 lead to to get a guy like jerry is yet who's my bet, you know and downer that he shows young a marriage you bobby brown, you know of. and so as as cool as it is for those for those young guys. you know to have that option to make money in. it's even better for those young guys have those 3 guys around you know the experience that those 3 guys come by have not only in this league but. you know, bobby brown, you know in china and you know all the places that he's play and the success that he's had as well. for me personally that's the best part of you know you gotta jalen green able to. learn from judge at. you know jarrett jack is one of the most solid guys to come to this lead. it's so. you know to to put those times the guys around knows young guys and come to show them the way is the best in the league could have done this is amazing. >>i'm a huge fan of jalen green that is going to be fun now everyone is counting down the days until fans can safely start attending games at chase center. dub nation give the building some life but in the meantime the arena entertainment has remain top notch. you can u

jerry. >> chairman: sorry, sir, you can testify, but we don't do questions. that's not how it works, pursuant to the brown act of the state of california. >> caller: okay. gotcha. thank you. >> chairman: are there any other speakers for item number 2who would like to make public testimony on the appointment of jerry yang to the c-pac? seeing none, public comment is closed. i'd like to make a motion to send this, with recommendation, to the full board. on that item, mr. clerk, a rollout, please. >> clerk: yes. would you like to do that with a residency waiver? >> chairman: as aforementioned, thank you. >> clerk: on that motion, supervisor mandelman? >> aye. >> clerk: supervisor chan? >> aye. >> clerk: chair peskin? >> chairman: aye. >> clerk: the motion passes to recommend jerry yang to seat three with a residency waiver. >> chairman: next item, please. >> clerk: next on the agenda, item number, consider appointing to members to the parks reccation and open space advisory committee. two seats, two applicants. >> chairman: i understand that supervisor mar may want to make some comments as to the appointment

jerry rice who had 12 in the second season. they do it twice. laser to gronk. 14-6 tampa bay. ten seconds left in the half. he finds antonio brown raider. they made their case to win the mvp. they had patrickuncotabllame lo. this picked off by winfield, jr. two interceptions, tampa bay had the most. chiefs down. looking, mahomes buying time. that should have been a touchdown. daryl williams, it goes right off his face mask. look at that play from mahomes. perfect throw. could have given kansas a chance. it was not to be on this night. tom's parents on hand to celebrate another title for their son. there they are. champagne a flowing. brady and mahomes are going to hug it 0 put afterwards as well. super bowl lvi in los angeles february 26, 22. already looking ahead. brady his 7th title and fifth mvp. >> i think everybody, you know, believed we could win. i think through the last, you know, really all year we believed in ourselves. our coaches believed in us. weelied ourselves. again, we were going up against a great team tonight. we got the job done. >> obviously i didn't play the way i wanted to play, but, i mean, what else can

jerry. together, she formed the save glen park committee so she launch aid organizing campaign recruiting members of the board of supervisors, assembly women r willie brownment and community leaders fighting on going freeway projects? other neighborhoods. they also engage in what her daughter describes as small-scale dis obedience enlisting their children to replace flags and letting their kids play in the back of the room during board of supervisors meetings successfully getting the freeway matter that had been at the end of the agenda moved up. they would go on to toe-to-toe with the pro freeway engineers and earning the distain of one clifford who referred to the women as the gum tree ladies after the blue gum eucalyptus trees. the three women turned their nickname into a badge of honor as the gum tree girls. as joan, the last surviving memory called on a glen park associations, the city hall men hated us. we were beating them. in 2015, rec and park renamed the gum tree girls trail. the gum tree girls won their first battle when in late 1965 the board of supervisors and the save glen park committee got them to remove the bulldozes and repair the damag

jerry. together, she formed the save glen park committee so she launch aid organizing campaign recruiting members of the board of supervisors, assembly women r willie brown and the development and community leaders fighting on going freeway projects? other neighborhoods. they also engage in what her daughter describes as small-scale dis obedience enlisting their children to replace flags and letting their kids play in the back of the room during board of supervisors meetings successfully getting the freeway matter that had been at the end of the agenda moved up. they would go on to toe-to-toe with the pro freeway engineers and earning the distain of one clifford who referred to the women as the gum tree ladies after the blue gum eucalyptus trees. the three women turned their nickname into a badge of honor as the gum tree girls. as joan, the last surviving memory called on a glen park associations, the city hall men hated us. we were beating them. in 2015, rec and park renamed the gum tree girls trail. the gum tree girls won their first battle when in late 1965 the board of supervisors and the save glen park committee got them to remove the bulldozes and