i wish you'd all go back and look at jerry brown's. so can you speak hey you so the principle we all agree with the pragmatist is the question liz truss is an example tell us what happened with liz truss and what lesson what pragmatic pragmatic lessons can we learn from what z truss di wrong despite the fact that we know she has the principles? correct. let me classic parton, who's a dear friend of mine, was the member of parliament family from ghana, born and raised in there, but he was the one who did the supplies side economics or phenomenal the guy there liz truss, came in and did nothing except talk a little bit and get thrown out. there was no test there. the test was under gordon brown when he was chancellor, when he was prime and the chancellor of the exchequer. the thing from 40 to 50 p and if you go the chart of the exchequer documents that treasury built into their you can see that revenues dropped, the economy went into doldrums, you know, if anything liz truss had was bad politics. she didn't do economics because she didn'

i remember then governor jerry brown saying earth was like a space capsule for us in the environment in that space capsule was essential for our survival. i thought that was such a powerful way of talking about our globe, our environment, our atmosphere, our clean water from our clean air. what we did in this past congress was one of the most significant investments in making sure that global spaceship we are on called earth is sustainable. and we invest in large sums of money and brought down costs for people making their houses, their cars, their lives more energy saving. in that respect, as you pointed out, but unfortunately because there is so much going on they did not know about it. mr. jeffries, our new leader, wanted to start a regional leadership council and he asked me to chair that. the purpose of that is to make sure the extraordinary things we did will bring prices down and help our environment and ensure our safety and health in the future are known by the american public so they can access those resources and frankly be appreciative of the actions members of congress t

this goes back to jerry brown when he was mayor of oakland. i remember there was a big push to build the ballpark in downtown what they were then calling uptown oakland. he said either that or 10,000 units of housing. he went for the housing and i asked him why and he said because all the talk that supported the a's, a ballpark will never happen. that was mayor after mayor after mayor there have been plans, proposed moves to fremont, to san jose, different locations in the city of oakland, and each one has fallen through. at the end of it, people start pointing blame at each other. the fact that the mayor says she was caught off guard, i don't see how, you and i have been talking for months about the possibility of them moving to las vegas and of them looking for land. the second part of it is the idea that the a's using it for leverage, i don't think so, you don't call somebody up and say, we've got a deal that's got the backing of the governor and other people in nevada, you don't use that as leverage. the a's have long time said they went o

governor's office says the ated of 1.5 million electric vehicles sold two years before former governor jerry brown's goal of 2025. >>> alameda county marks a different milestone with trash. county leaders celebrated cleaning up 1000 tons of garbage from illegal dumping. this is part of the statewide conference on illegal dumping. oakland and other cities in california have seen a lot of issues with that garbage. officials are working on ways to better enforce the activity. >>> the oakland a's laying the groundwork to leave for las vegas. the team finalize a deal to buy land in the city and build a new major league park. oakland mayor sheng thao pins the blame only on the a's saying they negotiated in bad faith. joining us now to talk about the a's leaving its former oakland is vice mayor and former councilmember. thank you for joining us. this is the third major team to leave oakland after the raiders left, the warriors moved to san francisco. realistically, what could have been done to keep these teams here in the east bay? >> provide leadership. this is the result, a complete failure on leadership

talking about earth day and it's when it started some years ago and i remember then governor jerry brown saying that earth was like a space capsule for us and that the environment and the space capsule was absolutely essential for our survival. and more on the line and what we didn in this past congress was the most -- one of the most significant investments in making sure that that global spaceship that we're on is sustainable and they've invested large sums of money and brought down costs for people making their houses and cars and lives and more energy saving. and we did a lot and unfortunately there's so much going on in everybody's lives and they didn't know about it. mr. jeffries our new leader wanted to start a regional leadership council and he asked me to chair that and as you point out so well is to make sure that the extraordinary thing that we did and safety and health and they're appreciative of actions and members of congress in the 118th congress. >> what are the challenges here and how do you get people to use some of that money on the consumer side with -- to install hea

saying he is governor jerry brown of california. [laughter] i regret we have taken all the time here. we have a 15 minute break then we will be back. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> good afternoon. my name is catherine doyle, a reporter at the washington examiner where i covered the white house. thank you for joining us today. the discussion is we mark 20 years since the start of the iraq war and will look at how the climate of debate on the politics in 2002 and 2003 differs and made be similar to the one that exist today and discuss if there are lessons we overlooked and how to foster productive debate about security policy. i will announce the speakers alphabetically and start with an associate professor at the school of policy and government at george mason university, and nonresident senior fellow, his book explaining the strategy can separate u

it was set by then governor jerry brown. the next goal, governor newsom wants it by 2025.w 22%. >> we like helping the environment, it feels necessary. >> you need to think about it. >> things need to be addressed. lack of chargers and time it takes to charge up. >>> this is a cool house if you can handle it. the saxophone house is for sale. that's real. look at that. in the berkeley hills. it's going viral of course. this was built for an amateur jazz musician. three stories, a lot of musical details, including a golden staircase shaped like a treble clef. it was posted on zillo gone wild. >> really grateful, it's a unique home, it's more unique when you see it in person. you almost feel like you got to bring your band and start playing music. have fun and party there. >> views are amazing. >> the agent says you got to bring your band and have a party. see the saxophone home thursday night open house and this weekend. how much? nearly 2 million bucks. swanky. swanky. back to check in with with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak ename

in june twenty seventeen governor jerry brown signed a deal to work on climate change with cna. china looks to us now as a presented if ofhe united states they want to see not just california other states -- coming to china they want to send people here. to learn from some of our techniqu that we've used over the years to bring down the levels of smog which not that long ago. were as bad as what you now see today in beijing. seeing countries or states or ties that are cutting their emissions and doing well econically is what everybody needs to be doing and we all can learn from eachther because there is no one place that has a monopoly on on the good ideas. china is the world's biggest co two emitter and urban air pollution here has reached crisis levels. by megacities like changing our now harnessing the power of both the government and the private sector to roll out new low carbon transport initiatives. that are blazing a trail not just for other cities in china but for the rest of the world. engine a booming metropolis in china southeastern manufacturing balance. until the ei

that exceeds a goal set by governor jerry brown and rereached the goal two full years early. >> no, i'm not surprised. california's very progressive in that regard. >> reporter: polestar is one of the companies benefitting from all those ev sales. >> we've had a lot of the success, especially in the bay area, you know. san jose, silicon valley, marin. >> reporter: while there are still barriers to going electric, like the lack of chargers and the time it takes to charge up -- >> where to charge, i think about that. >> reporter: california is proof the future is electric. the state also has electric momentum on its side. over the last three months, 21% of all new cars sold in california were evs. >>> closing again this time because of a big melt, yosemite gets ready for possible flooding. near-record snowpack is starting to melt. parts of yosemite national park are most at risk for flash flooding. the park is closing friday night through at least wednesday, may 3rd. park officials say any reservations that are canceled will be refunded, which will be all of them. additional closure may h

and i remember then governor jerry brown saying earth was like a space capsule for us. in the environment and that space capsule was absolutely essential for our survival. i thought that was such a powerful way of talking about our globe, our environment, our atmosphere or clean water, clean air. what we did in this past congress was one of the most significant investments on making sure global spaceship that we are on called earth is sustainable. we invested large sums of money and brought down costs for people making their houses, their cars, their lives more energy-saving. and in that respect, as you pointed out we think we did a lot. but unfortunately because her so much going on in everybody's lives they did not know about it. so mr. jeffries, our new leader wanted to start a national leadership council and he asked me too share that. the purpose of that as you point out so well is to make sure the cerner things that we did they are going to bring prices down and help our environments ensure our safety and health in the future are known by the american public so th

saying he is governor jerry brown of california. [laughter] i regret we have taken all the time here. we have a 15 minute break then we will be back. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

just recently, a state judge struck down a state law that was signed by jerry brown, the predecessor of our current governor, that applied penalties of up to one year in jail for people who misgendered other people in a nursing environment. and you are penalized for using the wrong gender, or the gender that corresponded with someone's biological sex as opposed to the gender they had chosen. that is a severe restriction of freedom of speech. there are authors here in california, my good friend abigail schreier has written about transgender is him, she's had her books banned in certain settings. they were excluded in parts of canada, on the amazon bestseller list, they are often take of the -- taken off the lgbtq sections. the intolerance of -- i am generalizing here, but in these kind of institutions, left-wing academic institutions, liberal states, very uncomfortable. we saw what happened at stanford, which is a private institution, when a judge was essentially hounded off campus, including by a member of the administration. so i think that the universities are not doing a good job

top choice, former california governor jerry brown says he would run against president biden for the democratic nomination next year. if he were younger, the two time governor who turned 80 today told the political reporter quote i can handle the job, but i don't think the politics can handle my age. brown also declined to endorse biden's forthcoming reelection bid. stating well, you know, it depends on what the alternatives are. tensions are escalating along the israel gaza border following clashes at a holy site in jerusalem. two years ago, similar violence said to an 11 day war between israel and hamas boxes straight jinxed is in israel. israel launching rare air strikes in southern lebanon on friday, just hours after bombarding the gaza strip. the israeli military says its forces are targeting sites linked to palestinian militants , sparking fears of a broader conflict in the region. in lebanon, the missile struck some infrastructure and an open field near a palestinian refugee camp . we were asleep and the rocket fell at four o'clock in the building was damaged. it was like the

ashley: former california governor jerry brown, he doesn't think the president biden is a sure thing for 2024 election. he said, ," well, you know what, it depends on what the alternatives are, i would say this is not a slam dunk any way you look at t biden is the strongest". biden is the strongest? is that a misphrasing? >> what do you think? the word strong and biden don't really go together. the truth is in the democratic party, if he doesn't want to go, he's not going to be pushed out. these candidates aren't going to run against him. the only way you displace biden is if biden chooses not to run and at the moment, every single digits indication he bizarrely and can barely get out of bed and read a speech properly wants to do it ashley: a new report said he begged a bystander for help after being stabbed in san francisco and he was ignored. i've seen the video where he's waving to cars. the san francisco police but crime is out of control. that's what's going on in the cicities and no surprise and its very logical if you remove the incentives, if you remove the penalties for viol

million zero emission vehicles in the state two years ahead of schedule in 2012, then governor jerry brownet the goal and expected to reach it by 2025. the governor's office says back then, many people thought it was an unrealistic goal. california adopted new regulations last year requiring 100% of new car sales to be zero emission by 2035. the large pie out there, and i think, instead of you know, fighting over charging parks and things like that. we need to actually just work together to collaborate to solve all the problems that we're facing, trying to put him in visor of gen. z e. v solutions, a company that's building charging stations. it just recently announced a partnership with subway for charging parks at locations across the country . those parks include benches and playgrounds. advisor says that it's important these stations be convenient and comfortable for people, a recent report shows california will need 1.2 million electric vehicle chargers by 2030. construction begins monday on a plan that will dramatically change the traffic pattern on san francisco's valencia street .

former governor jerry brown vetoed similar legislation in the past citing cost concerns over needingte computer systems to include accent marks. but supporters brushed that off saying the cost would be relatively minimal, arguing the pros outweigh the cons. it would mean that we're taking yet another step forward in creating the future that our kids deserve. >> future these parents hope will soon become a reality for their young son. nicholas at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, why some of mexico's most dangerous cartels have members you probably won't see coming. plus, have you check your mailbox lately and noticed last male why you might have been targeted by robbers and a robot could be doing your nails the next time you're in need of a manic here here in the city we sent one of our reporters to try down. >> thousands of san francisco residents could be missing mail after a postal carrier was robbed last month. thieves stole keys used to store incoming and outgoing letters and packages. robbery happening back on march. 11th. since then, mail has been reporte

since december from california's governor jerry brown casting down on the president's reelection sayingends on what the alternatives are" i will say this, it is not a slam-dunk anyway you look at it. and this is not you. and the problem among the president and his own party if his pen in a rambling round for. it seems to be reaching a critical mass. >> jillian the most interesting part of the elections of which were sent to such a force affect the president has not officially announce that he's running again. and at some point you have to start wondering when is he holding out for? when you look around as he say look i don't really want one, but i look around my party and i asked if i could really term our country over or the gemini and examination over to gavin newsom? or to pritzker and eleanor to the governors who seem more people leaving their states because of the policies and moving into the states? could i really turn this over to pete buttigieg you can even run the department of yet ran last simon is talking about wanting to run again? he looks around and he says there isn't any

in 2012, then governor jerry brown set the goal and expected to reach it by 2025. the governor's office says back then, many people thought it was an unrealistic goal. no other state in the nation is doing as much as we are to accelerate our clean energy future and that starts with unprecedented investments to make these cars more affordable for california and families and deploying chargers across our neighborhoods. california adopted new regulations last year requiring 100% of new sales to be zero emission by 2035. california says this year it will meet 100% of the water requests from cities and farms thanks to an unusually wet winter. the department of water resources says it will deliver all the requested water to its facilities that serve 27 million californians and 750,000 acres of farmland. the first time the department has done this since 2006. just last year, water allocations were slashed to 5% when our state faced a third year of drought county dishes journey has filed charges against the two people connected to this week's deadly shooting at a home depo

former governor jerry brown vetoed similar legislation in the past citing cost concerns over needing to update state computer systems to include accent marks. but supporters brushed that off saying the cost would be relatively minimal, arguing the pros outweigh the cons. it would mean that we're taking yet another step forward in creating the future that our kids deserve. >> future these parents hope will soon become a reality for their young son. nicholas at the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. coming up. why millions of americans are at risk of losing access to low cost health insurance. plus, former president trump expected to be arrested and arraigned this week. more on what we can expect in the coming days and the u.s. secretary of state in talks with the russian government about the immediate release of the u.s. reporter. >> the latest on the efforts to bring him and another imprisoned american back home. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. the race for the president now getting more competitive after former arkansas governor asa hutchinson announces 2024 been. th

back in 2012, then governor jerry brown set a goal of hitting that mark by the year 2025. back then many people thought it was some unrealistic goal. no other state in the nation is doing as much as we are to accelerate our clean energy future and that starts with unprecedented investments to make these cars more affordable for california and families and deploying chargers across our neighborhoods. california adopted new regulations last year requiring 100% of new car sales to be zero emission vehicles by the year. 2035 well as electric cars surge, so is demand for chargers . a recent report shows that california will need 1.2 million electric vehicle chargers by 2030. bill besar is with jen ze'evi solutions, a company that brings charging locations to individual parking lots and also the larger commercial destinations. bill. thank you so much for being here. california alone, as i just mentioned will need more than a million chargers in the next seven years. is that doable? well i think it's doable. i think you know, we all need to work together. it's a large pie out the

in 2012, then governor jerry brown set the goal and expected to reach it by 2025 the governor's office as back then many people thought it was an unrealistic goal. no other state in the nation is doing as much as we are to accelerate our clean energy future and that starts with unprecedented investments to make these cars more affordable for california and families and deploying chargers across our neighborhoods. california adopted new regulations last year requiring 100% of new car sales to be zero emission by 2035 years of persistent drought across the large portions of the country are causing scientists in the rocky mountains to use a technique called cloud seeding to raise critically low water levels, according to the u. s bureau of reclamation, roughly 40 million americans across seven states. rely on water from the colorado for drinking farming and recreation. one of the scientists explains the process. eating is a process that injects silver iodide particles into clouds that are not producing ice very well on their own. we can insert the silver iodide through aircraft flying in

it's two years ahead of schedule in 2012, then governor jerry brown set that goal and expected to reach it by 2025. the governor's office says back then, many people thought it was unrealistic goal. no other state in the nation is doing as much as we are to accelerate our clean energy future and that starts with unprecedented investments to make these cars more affordable for california and families and deploying chargers across our neighborhoods. california adopted new regulations last year requiring 100% of new car sales to be zero emission by 2035. a new report is out about the health of california schools when it comes to climate change the climate resilient california schools report was put together over the last several months by statewide coalition of nearly 50 experts, they work together to explore the challenges of climate change for the perspective of children's health and education, according to the report. climate change is a crisis for kids and their schooling. it also found that schools are not equipped for climate resilience, and it calls for investments in climate resili

in 2012, then governor jerry brown set that goal and expected to reach it by 2025. the governor's office says back then, many people thought it was an unrealistic goal. no other state in the nation is doing as much as we are to accelerate our clean energy future and that starts with unprecedented investments to make these cars more affordable for california and families and deploying chargers across our neighborhoods. california adopted new regulations last year requiring 100% of new car sales to be zero mission by 2035 big game last night over the sacramento kings. transition. curry. the team returned home to win a chase center 1, 14 and 97 dubs were playing without draymond green. he was suspended by the league for that stomping game, too. and also without gary payton, the second who was out with an illness. even without those key players, stefan currie had a huge game 36 points. andrew wiggins added 20 helping the warriors hold onto that lead all through the game. it was a sold out night there chase center and no doubt the fans helped the warriors win. ktvu amber

price says that mark mccann ins appear in court judge for 10 years appointed by governor jerry brown before that, in alameda county prosecutor for 16 years should hear no more criminal cases. my office will file a motion to disqualify him from hearing any criminal cases being prosecuted by our office because judge mccann in rejected the plea deal, price offered alonso log wood accused of three murders, one during a carjacking robbery, a murder for hire and killing a witness set to testify against his stepbrother. he faces 75 years to life in prison if convicted. price offered him 15 years on a single voluntary manslaughter charge, and this week after judge mckinnon denied prices motion to remove himself or bias, she announced she is going to prevent him from hearing any criminal cases. the judge is supposed to be an impartial referee, managing cases that come before him. you are trying to tear this system down. from the inside out. michael cardoza worked as a prosecutor in l. a san francisco and alameda county before becoming a defense attorney, he explains price could actually preve

congress man lanos and willie brown and jerry brown and long career in public service. i'm a former rec park commissioner and former golden gate bridge director and now here this is where i'm needed and i'm thrilled have you, thank you. deputy city attorney. jury room good morning commissioner turner and commissioners deputy city attorney chris tom. i serve as general counsel to the department of public works a land use attorney. and also a general public attorney with backgrounds working in patriot law firms prefer to my joining the city. welcome. deputy director robertson. >> good morning, commissioner turner i'm bruce are robertson with financial management. i'm pitch hitting for carla short. i have been with the department for 8 years consulting and wing for the city and county for 23. and as the cfo i over see finance, budgeting, capital planning. contract admin and hr, it and a section the performance management we keep track of metrics and data driven decisions. am i'm here a lot we have a lot of contracts for approval and look forward to working with you the com

precedent setting case that led to the creation of victims for humanistic and was appointed by governor jerry brownndards enforcement and under governor gavin newsom she served as secretary of california labor and workforce development agency since 2021 has served as a united states deputy secretary of labor. because of her work and reputation in february of this year present joe biden nominated her as labor secretary and her xhoifrms will be held in the committee this coming thursday and unfortunately, corporate and special interests are attempting to block her consumption they know as labor secretary will be a good advocate for the vulnerable and represent all the values i personally strive cards everyday in those chaefrmz and in the city it is critical for us to raise our voice along with r f lc i organization with the strong process and i ask for your support in sending a strong message for her and here nomination and her councilmember filipovich mansion and the rest owe submit. >> thank you supervisor chan. >> supervisor dorsey submit. thank you. >> supervisor engardio submit and supervisor ma

precedent setting case that led to the creation of victims for humanistic and was appointed by governor jerry brownndards enforcement and under governor gavin newsom she served as secretary of california labor and workforce development agency since 2021 has served as a united states deputy secretary of labor. because of her work and reputation in february of this year present joe biden nominated her as labor secretary and her xhoifrms will be held in the committee this coming thursday and unfortunately, corporate and special interests are attempting to block her consumption they know as labor secretary will be a good advocate for the vulnerable and represent all the values i personally strive cards everyday in those chaefrmz and in the city it is critical for us to raise our voice along with r f lc i organization with the strong process and i ask for your support in sending a strong message for her and here nomination and her councilmember filipovich mansion and the rest owe submit. >> thank you supervisor chan. >> supervisor dorsey submit. thank you. >> supervisor engardio submit and supervisor ma

in 2012, then governor jerry brown set the goal and expected to reach it by 2025.lations last year requiring 100% of new car sales to be zero mission. by 23 to 5. was storage building caught fire in alameda and fire crews quickly responded. we'll have details on the damage done coming up. up next. the warriors getting ready for came four tomorrow afternoon. draymond green will be back coming up shortly what he had to say about his suspension and watching game three from his home. meet the future. a chef. a designer. and, ooh, an engineer. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef's cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer's eyeing sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his spending. nice. and the engineer? she's taking control with her own account for college. three futures, all with chase. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank for both. chase. make more of what's yours. this is for years. many are feeling a mixed reaction to governor newsom's plan with helping drug trafficking there. i'm going to tal

just recently, a state judge struck down a state law that was signed by jerry brown, the predecessorof our current governor, that applied penalties of up to one year in jail for people who misgendered other people in a nursing environment. and you are penalized for using the wrong gender, or the gender that corresponded with someone's biological sex as opposed to the gender they had chosen. that is a severe restriction of freedom of speech. there are authors here in california, my good friend abigail schreier has written about transgender is him, she's had her books banned in certain settings. they were excluded in parts of canada, on the amazon bestseller list, they are often take of the -- taken off the lgbtq sections. the intolerance of -- i am generalizing here, but in these kind of institutions, left-wing academic institutions, liberal states, very uncomfortable. we saw what happened at stanford, which is a private institution, when a judge was essentially hounded off campus, including by a member of the administration. so i think that the universities are not doing a good job o