day, but what annoys me most is my son and my secretary, they filed an application with the legislative officers, they have inflated prices, although i can’t find any apparent reason for this, wait, your son is a secretary. imagine, a secret romance, a secret wedding, the stupidity of your son and the cynicism of a provincial girl irritate you, but no one canceled love, and love is your thing, a common mental disorder, you can’t lose control because of a minor illness, but i’ll figure it out quickly . i just prepared a proposal for financing, i hoped that we would avoid mom, wait, mom, wait, mom, wait, i am this conversation, nikolai, yes, mom, wait, i i came up with everything that if we increase the budget of the advertising department, we will make an unforgivable mistake, and this is what, and this, this, this is the amount that will increase efficiency. market, i’m used to encouraging effective work with sums, and not drowning them in unsystematic activity, don’t make me think once again that you’re too young for this position, son, free, work. all your problems lydia lie in the fact that

the girl, the girl is thinking. that her application to the legislative office is the door to a fairy tale , good, handsome, stylish, so that he doesn’t leave me, don’t offer eduard anything, and you do nothing, nikolai, kolya, well, you’re always at the wrong time, in my opinion, very on time, kiss the bride, now the monster is after your mom and stanislav sergeevich, while you are having fun here, with a gun, by the way, calmly, calmly, all your own, children frosts, fine, what fine? sleeping beauty was fined for sleeping through his life, the twelfth or forty-second apartment, and we have both the twelfth and the forty-second, we have everything, watch the series new year's happiness on the belarus 24 tv channel . new year is a time of miracles. on this holiday , everyone can become a wizard. to do this you need to do very little good. after all , the warmth of the hands of people who do good deeds passed on to those who receive them. do good and be happy in the new year. hello, my name is daimari, i am also from venezuela, i really like belarus and the people here are very kind, a

connection, sacraments weddings with the sabbath or with the hearse in which they arrived at the legislative officet banter and fun for god’s sake, for god’s sake, everyone has their own tastes and desires, this is not a condemnation, i just want to understand how it connects in the mind. in the consciousness of a person who is just about to go, and finds out about this , and thinks whether to go, not to go, and most likely will not go, in the consciousness of those who go to this temple, in the consciousness of the church itself, but not only the person is responsible to the church , if he is a believer, but the church is also responsible to the person, it cannot to be indifferent to the possibility of turning a person away with precisely this connection of the incompatible, isn’t that so, and how does history differ from this story that we are talking about, and sincerity, they just clearly, openly, publicly mocked, and received a prison term for it. but here’s another story, everything seems to be serious here. as if they exhaled , began a new life, right there, right there at this very second,

what irritates me the most is my son and my secretary, they submitted an application to the legislative officeot to work and to be familiar at the same time, but why are you tyrannizing the girl? a girl, a girl thinks that her application to zaks is a door to a fairy tale, good, handsome, stylish, so as not to leave me, don’t offer any kind of eduard. and you’re okay, nikolai, kolya, well, you’re always out of time, in my opinion, very on time, kiss the bride, now the bastard is hunting for your mother and stanislav sergeevich, while you’re here having fun with a gun, by the way, calm, calm, all yours, santa clauses,

mom, but after that’s why you went to the legislative office with him, we sometimes lived with him, sometimes was the main reason? water, who was the initiator? i, for some reason he didn’t file, we haven’t lived with him for five or six years now, for some reason he didn’t file for divorce himself, why? how do you think? i don’t know, why did you get divorced? because i had regina, ulyana, but ulyana was registered as him, because i was married, but ulyana was not his, alexei officially succeeds, there is another daughter, yes, but she is not his. that is , alexey is officially recorded as his father three times. yes. alexey, let us show you another document. birth certificate. shilnikova ulyana alekseevna, father shilnikov alexey vladimirovich. do you want to put three children on me, or what? uh, i told you that this is not your child. who are you, look at yourself. lyosha, lyosha. i already did it, i already gave it to you, what your girlfriend will tell you, you do everything, henpecked, and are you going to fall to me, i understand, well i was married to you, because of this they wrote

all of it coming just about one month up to the independent legislative analyst's office protected the state faces a 68 billion dollar deficit. >> lawmakers at the capitol weighing this year. our budget deficit is staggering. >> so this body must embrace serious fiscal restraint. and committed to accountability and oversight. while also protecting our most vulnerable californians in an impassioned speech on the assembly floor, speaker robert riva said while it's important to take the deficit seriously, he wants to see significant investments on key issues. housing. >> a super majority of californians across our state agree we must build the housing we need. >> and we must build it. now. and second public safety. we must preserve california's successful criminal justice reforms. well, holding up our responsibility. to look at unintended consequences. and finally, our climate crisis, the world looks to california as america's climate leader assembly republicans have cautioned against overspending and they said the governor this letter calling on him to declare a fiscal emergency. sacrame

new little guy grunting himself a lifetime. immunity from product criminal prosecution, the legislation officer boss, opposition leaders living in exile from running in future presidential elections. the percent of the household, the absolute power in baton rouge, but maybe 30 years or 4 days after a major earthquake rock to japan or starches or in a race against time to locate survivors. among the $222.00 people, police still to be missing. the death toll has now risen to at least 90 full depends west and coastline was worst effected by the $7.00 magnitude event, which flooded in time neighborhoods and damaged infrastructure. a large area of land was flooded by this. a nomic triggered 5 year quite depends governments inbox around $30000000.00 euros less of a to support communities effective a correspondent james chase. i gave me an update on the situation in with jamie, one of the worst affected areas as well, where i'm currently standing is outside what used to be uh, which is morning market. this used to be a really key parts of the the city already buffering costs of the city. in almost eve

that figure is much more optimistic than that of the non-partisan legislative analyst's office or who just last month released this report projecting 68 billion dollar deficit newsom believes that projection was way off. i hope you're immediately corrected. that number. we have been pretty transparent with you. i'm making the point publicly not just privately that that number was not the number newsom says the major difference in stems from his administration and dissipating more tax revenue. still, he does acknowledge the state faces a significant deficit that in his words were certainly prepared to work through to balance the budget. newsom says he's taking action on several fronts, including the withdrawal of more than 13 billion dollars from the state's reserves. he also plans to save 11.9 billion in what he describes as belt tightening. that includes spending freezes for new state cars and an essential state travel. then there's 8.5 billion in cuts including nearly 3 billion for climate programs. and another 1.2 billion for housing programs. as for whether he plans to raise taxes

they're looking at losing senate seats, congressional seats, governors office, and maybe state legislative offices down the line as well. joe biden has an anchor chain around their neck. i think you're gonna find a hard way to, to kind of cut it off. all right. do you think that there will be a time where that could be a re evaluation of what happened to 3 years ago? as well. absolutely, and i think again, there are still thousands of hours of a video tape that are, that are being withheld. the newspaper of the house johnson promised to release all of a 60000 hours that again, will show a video of police officers escorted people in letting them come in through the doors unlocking the doors. and there were many of these project, the tours who were out on the streets, you know, shouting for people to go in to not been prosecuted. won't people who are simply outside waving american flags are being prosecuted by dividing the department of justice. i think the other thing that is, continues to be evaluated are the, the trump claims that the election was stolen in arizona, which was a close race, thousa

desires, what it would be like to get married, i love you, did we take the application to the legislative officeyou, i ’ll never marry you, okay, go complain to your father, i knew, what’s the difference anyway, i love gerda, i didn’t know her mother, but i’ll go and mine mother, don’t you understand, my dear, you’re a smart boy. think, think, what prospects this marriage opens up for us: merger of companies, business expansion, get married, expand, get married, develop, do whatever you want, leave gerda and me alone. and now i'm picking up gerda and we're going skiing together. does she like skiing? wonderful. i’ll open a branch in kamchatka, so people can ski to work there. she will quit. if he quits. i’ll present her as an embezzler and a thief, you won’t dare, so, nikolai, you agree to fulfill our super agreements with boriso lvovich. i figured it out, gerdochka, you know her, you and i will come up with something, and it will be before, after or during your wedding with larisa. by the way, she came up with everything wonderfully, we can see each other in her free time. gert, that mumu, koly

democratic assembly member, one the korea has pledged to introduce clarifying legislation to prevent anyone from running for 2 offices at once. and then there's the israel-hamas war. this letter circulating among legislative staff calls on lawmakers to publicly support a permanent ceasefire in return for all israeli hostages kidnapped by hamas. separately, 16 republican lawmakers announced they will sign on to legislation condemning hamas calling who they are a terrorist organization. >> and really to stand with our jewish colleagues and our jewish making sure that they understand that we stand in solidarity with them. just the absolute total combination of the rape and murder of innocent use. >> and the legislature is set to formally reconvene wednesday afternoon reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> the new poll says president biden is losing his democratic base that helped elect him in 2020. the usa today suffolk university poll shows him losing the support of black latino and young voters. the poll now has the former president and likely gop nominee donald trump leading by 2 percentage po

> democratic assembly member one the has pledged to introduce clarifying legislation to prevent anyone from running for 2 offices at once. and then there's the israel-hamas war. this letter circulating among legislative staff calls on lawmakers to publicly support a permanent ceasefire in return for all israeli hostages kidnapped by hamas. separately, 16 republican lawmakers announced they will sign on to legislation condemning hamas called in who they are a terrorist organization. >> and really to stand with our jewish colleagues and our jewish making sure that they understand that we stand in solidarity with them. just the absolute total combination of the rape and murder of innocent use. >> and the legislature is set to formally reconvene wednesday afternoon reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> for your health tonight, january is cervical cancer awareness month. research shows that cases of late-stage cervical cancer. are rising in the u.s. and the cleveland clinic says that that could be due in part to the pandemic and the change in guidelines for pap smears. women now only need to

although there were exceptions, well, you can help us, it’s better for you to contact the central legislative office, great, like that, like that, like that, you know, i understand, you know who you can play, young catherine, this is definitely your role, are you serious , uh-huh, ah... much more complicated i’ve already tried fatievo and friendly, damn there are no props, i need to take a photo with a necklace, emerald earrings, rings, diamonds, a fur coat, now let’s go to the theater, wait, what theater, now everything will be, now there will be diamonds. are you really not married? no, things, for now. here you are. shevchenko larisa matveevna? yes, her previous marriage was registered with apreltsev, but she did not change her last name, this is acceptable. then karla eklunda came out. thank you. taxi! who is this? mother casanova, is she in sweden? yes, but if they correspond, or, for example, she comes to visit relatives. then through it you can find out where casanova receives mail from , you need to make a request to the swedish embassy, ​​you can’t do without the kgb, we’ll decide, what did

dna test, it makes the whole country laugh, they came from the legislative office, she took off her wig dzyuba showed the whole country that football does not satisfy him, as the satirist wrote a fateful monologue for gennady khazanov, in no way. i wasn’t famous, i could write three monologues a day, what did angelina vovk confess to? you once told me that if you didn’t love your wife, why am i an inanimate person, or what, and what didn’t i share with larisa rubalskaya? if you don't keep your secrets, why should i keep them. why leon izmailov married the same woman twice? how did she forgive you? well, i don’t know, she probably loved him, what is the secret of his family happiness? i recently gave her a cup and saucer, yes, but man. put lion izmailov and his secret worth a million on tv and tomorrow at 21:20 on ntv. chief returning from monday at 20:00 on ntv. cheeseburger or chickenburger for only 45 rubles. at a delicious point. well, are the credit card debts still hanging around and the interest still dripping? need a holwa. you take out credit cards. you transfer debts to the bac

rig the election, to fundamentally ignore the outcome by communicating with members of state legislative officesf congress, to change the results were to nullify millions of votes. no court has ever said anything of the sort. i agree with joyce. this is a loser argument. in fact, the 11th circuit has already said it's a loser in a separate case involving mark meadows that poses much the same question. so, he is going to make it a plug felicity stunt. he's attending so people attention. one of the opinion comes down, he should expect to lose unanimously. >> that is what i want to talk about. the publicity stunt, joyce. to be clear, donald trump doesn't have to be in court for tomorrow's hearing. it's lawyers versus lawyers. so, does that tell us that he is these charges as a political win for him? >> you know, he probably is this whole situation as a fundraising opportunity. because let against our very rarely, particularly criminal defendants, are very rarely in appellate court. their presence is even less really, in fact, i can only think of monheim where it happened in 25 years, acknowledged b

i don't believe that day is going to shape the way i would legislate. >> officer harry dunn, maybe potentially congressman harry dunn one day. i know you've got a crowded primary. thank you for coming on tonight to talk about your race. >> thank you. check out harrydunnforcongress. >>> defense secretary lloyd austin now recovering at walter reed national military medical center after complications from an elective procedure. in a short statement, the pentagon said that secretary austin is, quote, recovering well and he is expected to resume his full duties today. they did not say when he would be released. and first and foremost, our best wishes go out to secretary austin for a speedy recovery. we hope he is doing well. i should also note tonight this disclosure is concerning given when it was released. the pentagon did not say anything for four days about one of the most critical members of the biden administration being hospitalized, especially amid an ongoing war, increased tensions in the middle east. the press secretary, who confirmed the hospitalization today, did not mention it while br

that figure is much more optimistic than that of the non-partisan legislative analyst's office or whoust last month released this report projecting 68 billion dollar deficit newsom believes that projection was way off. i hope you're immediately corrected. that number. we have been pretty transparent with you. i'm making the point publicly not just privately that that number was not the number newsom says the major difference in stems from his administration and dissipating more tax revenue. still, he does acknowledge the state faces a significant deficit that in his words, were certainly prepared to work through to balance the budget. newsom says he's taking action on several fronts, including the withdrawal of more than 13 billion dollars from the state's reserves. he also plans to save 11.9 billion in what he describes as belt tightening. that includes spending freezes for new state cars and an essential state travel. then there's 8.5 billion in cuts, including nearly 3 billion for climate programs. and another 1.2 billion for housing programs. as for whether he plans to raise taxes

that figure is much more optimistic than that of the non-partisan legislative analyst's office or who just last month released this report projecting 68 billion dollar deficit newsom believes that projection was way off. i hope you're immediately corrected. that number. we have been pretty transparent with you. i'm making the point publicly not just privately that that number was not the number newsom says the major difference in stems from his administration and dissipating more tax revenue. still, he does acknowledge the state faces a significant deficit that in his words were certainly prepared to work through to balance the budget. newsom says he's taking action on several fronts, including the withdrawal of more than 13 billion dollars from the state's reserves. he also plans to save 11.9 billion in what he describes as belt tightening. that includes spending freezes for new state cars and an essential state travel. then there's 8.5 billion in cuts including nearly 3 billion for climate programs. and another 1.2 billion for housing programs. as for whether he plans to raise taxes

nick from the budget and legislative office. item 4 a resolution that would approve on the library to accept and extend a state grant of 6.3 million dollars. tell be used to fund 2 projects at the main library. upgrading the officer and the seismic mote of the building for earthquake resilience. we detailed the cost in page 14. grant will provide 6.3 million dollars spread between the to projects the grant requires a matching fund of 1 to 1. alcohol be provided while the library of preservation fund and what funding will be used to cover remaining costs, which at this time are estimated to be 13.94 million dollars. recommend prove of item 4. >> thank you. vice chair mandelman. >> thank you this is making me feel old. because it does not seem like the opening of the main library was almost 30 years ago. but i guess it was. thanks for the funds and for your work and i like to be added as a cosponsor. yea. >> great. thank you. and with that like to move open public comments. >> thank you. members who wish to speak on this resolution

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that figure is much more optimistic than that of the non-partisan legislative analyst's office or who just last month released this report projecting 68 billion dollar deficit newsom believes that projection was way off. i hope you're immediately corrected. that number. we have been pretty transparent with you. i'm making the point publicly not just privately that that number was not the number newsom says the major difference in stems from his administration and dissipating more tax revenue. still, he does acknowledge the state faces a significant deficit that in his words were certainly prepared to work through to balance the budget. newsom says he's taking action on several fronts, including the withdrawal of more than 13 billion dollars from the state's reserves. he also plans to save 11.9 billion in what he describes as belt tightening. that includes spending freezes for new state cars and an essential state travel. then there's 8.5 billion in cuts including nearly 3 billion for climate programs. and another 1.2 billion for housing programs. as for whether he plans to raise taxes

that is the very reason why president biden submitted to congress on his very first day in office for both legislation, now three years later and privileged to be working with republicans and democratic senators on much-needed reform and long overdue fixes. we need congress to provide the supplemental funding president biden requested months ago. we need more border patrol agents and case processors so the agents can be out in the field doing the work. we can't force mitigation efforts of last resort like bridge closers. we need more asylum officers and immigration judges so that we can resolve. reducing the 3 million case immigration backlog that has been growing for years. we need more technology to combat the smuggling of fentanyl and more processed and detainedn migrants during immigration enforcement proceedings. we need more transportation funding to facilitate and increase full flights and more resources for detention beds and alternatives and drew closer toe family expedited removal management or firm process. we have taken bold necessary actions during the current time course oftime congress

the non-partisan legislative analyst's office projects is even higher at 68 billion. but whatever the number assembly budget committee chair, just gabriel acknowledges it is serious, short, far as real and it will require tough choices. he says he's committed to spending oversight, especially with lots of uncertainty ahead, including the state's protect the tax revenue as the state's nonpartisan legislative analyst's capex as revenue trends just in the first few weeks of 2024. are coming in well below the governor's projections so far this month, the collections have been disappointing. they maintasn the current trend. we would expect the end of the month collections to be about 3 billion below. >> what the governor's recent budget have estimated republicans argued newsom's budget overspend and projects additional multibillion dollar deficit each year for the next 3 years. the governor's proposal does not rein in spending adequately. and if we don't act immediately, the fiscal mess grows larger and larger year over year. for his part, newsom argues his administration

it is the very reason why president biden submitted on his first an office proposed legislation. now, three years later i'm privileged to be working with republicans and democratic senators who are working tirelessly on much-needed reform and long-overdue fixes to our broken system. we need congress to provide the supplemental funding that president biden requested months ago. we need more agents and case processors so that the agents can be out in the field doing the heroic work that is their fundamental mission. we need more officers so migration surges do not force mitigation measures a last resort like bridge closures. we need more asylum officers and immigration judges so we can resolve asylum claims quickly, granting relief when it is warranted, removing migrants when it is not, and reducing the 3 million case immigration court backlog that has been growing for years and years. we need more technology to combat the smuggling of fentanyl there are ports of entry. we need more transportation funding to facilitate an increase in removal flights and more resources for detention

governor's estimated 37.9 billion dollar project, a deficit, a deficit, the non-partisan legislative analyst's office or believes will be even higher at 68 billion, especially now given the budget deficit. we have to be smart. >> yes, we can tighten our belt. we can take from the reserve. we can cut some here and there, but the fusdamental promise of the democrats is that we're here for the working people. we cannot scale back or school funding our social safety net climate change efforts because it will only hurt the working class will hurt the planet. and so we can't afford to do that. but the legislation faces several uphill challenge is just to get to the finish line. first, a similar effort last year did not succeed in the legislature. second governor gavin newsom is in strong opposition, so much so that during his budget presentation this week, he specifically called out the wall street journal editorial board for what he said incorrectly implied he's in support of the proposal. you supporting a wealth tax, know yet again. why the do you keep writing about that? republicans also expressing oppo

trust the governors. 37.9 billion dollar projection and instead trust the non-partisan legislative analyst's office report projecting a 68 billion dollar deficit. gop lawmakers including senate minority leader brian jones, a newsom's own budget projects deficits in future years kicking the can down the road is going to solve the problem. that's like paying your credit card with a different credit card and trying to keep the cycle going and eventually house of cards is going to fall. >> so now lawmakers will review newsom's budget plan and come up with their own proposals before the governor present his updated budget in may reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. i'm coming up. may 15. when the bay area ties taking the field at the iconic championship sports game that america can't wait to watch. is this the super bowl? >> and more sports ahead. >> and more sports ahead. coming up on properties at 5. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another dro

governor's estimated 37.9 billion dollar project, a deficit, a deficit, the non-partisan legislative analyst's office will be even higher at 68 billion, especially now given the budget deficit. we have to be smart. >> yes, we can tighten our belt. we can take from the reserve. we can cut some here and there, but the fundamental promise of the democrats is that we're here for the working people. we cannot scale back or school funding our social safety net climate change efforts because it will only hurt the working class will hurt the planet. and so we can't afford to do that. but the legislation faces several uphill challenge is just to get to the finish line. first, a similar effort last year did not succeed in the legislature. second governor gavin newsom is in strong opposition, so much so that during his budget presentation this week, he specifically called out the wall street journal editorial board for what he said incorrectly implied he's in support of the proposal. you supporting a wealth tax, know yet again. why the do you keep writing about that? republicans also expressing opposition. the

the non-partisan legislative analyst's office projects is even higher at 68 billion. but whatever the number assembly budget committee chair, just gabriel acknowledges it is serious, short, far as real and it will require tough choices. there is no magic wand. he says he's committed to spending oversight, especially with lots of uncertainty ahead, including the state's protect the tax revenue as the state's nonpartisan legislative analyst's capex as revenue trends just in the first few weeks of 2024. are coming in well below the governor's projections so far this month, the collections have been disappointing. they maintain the current trend. we would expect the end of the month collections to be about 3 billion below. >> what the governor's recent budget have estimated republicans argue newsom's budget overspend and projects additional multibillion dollar deficit each year for the next 3 years. the governor's proposal does not rein in spending adequately. and if we don't act immediately. >> the fiscal mess grows larger and larger year over year. for his part some arg

as chief law enforcement officer to this great state, as a former legislative representative of oakland and a proud member of this community, i can ask for nothing more. >> an officer lay personified what it was to exude a deep compassion for his law enforcement family and the community. he chose to serve. but he wasn't just a compassionate and courageous police officer. he was a devoted and loving husband to his wife, sarah, a loving son to his mother, han, and a proud grandson to his grandfather, mr. lay. >> from childhood to now, we will always remember tuan for his willingness to share his time, making the effort and bringing us together. now back out here, live in the parking lot of three crosses church here in castro valley. >> officers from across the region have lined up information they are preparing for a final salute as officer lays flag draped casket is brought outside and then put into another procession that will take him for a private burial. right now again, oakland police officers are being allowed to grieve the streets of oakland being patrolled by outside agencies. th

legislation. the european prosecutor's office has already said that if there really will be er... they this law willsed, the special prosecutor's office will be abolished, well, i will give you such an example, yes, if according to modern legislation, someone gave, that is, committed a crime of corruption, or gave money, or took money, 40,000 or more euros, then go to 10 years in prison , after that, how will they change it, only after, if this crime was more... 3000 € then it will be for 10 years, if 40 thousand, it will be there at all, i don't know, there 2- 3 years and so on, well, this is only one case, here it is very important that the european commission, the european the prosecutor's office said that the change in this legislation threatens the investigation of possible corruption, abuse of the funds of the european union, and then there may be a reaction of the european commission, which can really reduce funding through... the fund for slovakia. thank you very much, i'm sorry, mr. oleksandr, sorry, i just don't have time anymore. oleksandreba, political scientist, director of the slovak f

substantially and keeps growing under current assumes and the mayor's office, the controller's office and the budget and legislative analyst's office work together on a joint report which is a five year financial plan which starts off with the current fiscal year, looks at the budget year and budget year plus one and the two out years and by the end of that period under current law assumes that group of agencies is projecting a been deficit of $1.3 billion a year so this creates a situation where we are all facing a situation which we have to start to address now in an effort not to address a critical budget situation years down the line, so that sort of kind of on the numbers position. you know i would say many of us have been through many budget cycles. some are pretty good years and we either have extra money to deploy or we have pretty neutral financial situations. some years are cut years and this is a cut year. we are trying to figure out how to deliver city services with substantially less in the way of resources, so i will be talking about what is behind that, and as i said when we come back it to you on fe

democratic assembly member, one acre real has pledged to introduce clarifying legislation to prevent anyone from running for 2 officesonce. and then there's the israel-hamas war. this letter circulating among legislative staff calls on lawmakers to publicly support a permanent ceasefire in return for all israeli hostages kidnapped by hamas. separately, 16 republican lawmakers announced they will sign on to legislation condemning hamas called in who they are a terrorist organization. >> and really to stand with our jewish colleagues and our jewish making sure that they understand that we stand in solidarity with them. just the absolute total combination of the rape and murder of innocent use. >> and the legislature is set to formally reconvene wednesday afternoon reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> 8.39, right now. and still ahead, the warriors bounce back from their losing streak in orlando. will take a look at the highlights. >> start the new year. fresh by cleaning up your computer. how to make your mac or pc run like new again in tech. smart and things are calming down this morning as fa

democratic assembly member, one acre real has pledged to introduce clarifying legislation to prevent anyone from running for 2 officesd then there's the israel-hamas war. this letter circulating among legislative staff calls on lawmakers to publicly support a permanent ceasefire in return for all israeli hostages kidnapped by hamas. separately, 16 republican lawmakers announced they will sign on to legislation condemning hamas called in who they are a terrorist organization. >> and really to stand with our jewish colleagues and our jewish making sure that they understand that we stand in solidarity with them. just the absolute total combination of the rape and murder of innocent use. >> and the legislature is set to formally reconvene wednesday afternoon reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> it's 10 41 in coming up after the break in the worriers bounce-back losing streak in orlando will take a peek at the highlights. and a new dog breed is joining the american kennel club. we'll see what it is q. >> thank you. and that snow was nice to see. we are looking up in the sierra at fresh dose of sn

democratic assembly member wendy carrillo has pledged to introduce clarifying legislation to prevent anyone from running for 2 offices at once. and then there's the israel-hamas war. this letter circulating among legislative staff calls on lawmakers to publicly support a permanent ceasefire in return for all israeli hostages kidnapped by hamas. separately, 16 republican lawmakers announced they will sign on to legislation condemning hamas called in who they are a terrorist organization. >> and really to stand with our jewish colleagues and our jewish making sure that they understand that we stand in solidarity with them. just the absolute total combination of the rape and murder of innocent use. >> and the legislature is set to formally reconvene wednesday afternoon reporting at the state capitol. a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, let's switch gears and talk about the weather. all rain here from our sandra fell bridge. cam kyle is here tracking the forecast for us. all right. new year, new storm it's right. there you go. january has arrived. yeah, it certainly bringing with it a few airport delays today. as you ca

democratic assembly member won't incur real has pledged to introduce clarifying legislation to prevent anyone from running for 2 offices at once. and then there's the israel-hamas war. this letter circulating among legislative staff calls on lawmakers to publicly support a permanent ceasefire in return for all israeli hostages kidnapped by hamas. separately, 16 republican lawmakers announced they will sign on to legislation condemning hamas called in who they are a terrorist organization. >> and really to stand with our jewish colleagues and our jewish making sure that they understand that we stand in solidarity with them. just the absolute total combination of the rape and murder of innocent >> and the legislature is set to formally reconvene wednesday afternoon reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> is made of marshmallow because like it seems if you roll that thing is going to hurt. you keep bouncing around. a lot of it's monster jam and it is making a comeback to san francisco's oracle park taking over the ballpark by pouring 15 million pounds of dirt down on the field. and in some cases cr

california faces an estimated $68 billion shortfall according to a december report from the legislative analyst office. >> we knew there was going to and deficit, but the magnitude of that deficit took everyone by surprise. >> reporter: wednesday is the deadline for governor newsom to announce his 2024-2025 budget. in anticipation of his proposal, the california school board association is weighing in on the options outlined for education funding. >> they mentioned the possibility of cuts. but what he appreciate that they also mentioned that there were other avenues, other areas to explore to try to make ends meet in the budget. >> reporter: like dipping into the reserve for education which has a balance of more than $8 billion and cutting program funding that hasn't yet been allocated to schools. the democratic assembly budget claire said he's confident lawmakers can craft a budget that preserves classroom funding and vice chair roger nilo is hope it will too. >> i would hope that the impact on education needs would be very minimum. we do have a $68 billion deficit, so it has to come from somewhere.

hill post office building. the legislation introduced by my friend wldhe post office to honor dr.such time ase to the diste gentleman from california, mr. aguilar. the speaker pro tempore: the gele recognized. mr. aguilar: i thank the ranking member and majority for working with us on this bill. i rise in support of 1060 to rename the post office after dr. margaret b. hill. she was the heartbeat of san bernardino. her narc was marked by community in theeyond. through her compassion and dedication and generosity, she changed countless lives for the better. as educator and she ushered and steered students in the right direction for a brighter future. shsje the north star for the san bernardino county community when it came to homelessness. after decades. vice principal and served time as an educator before she became elevated to serve as an elected school board member. there was no task that wast camo helping students. she has shaped our community in profound ways leaving a legacy that transcends time. this bill enshrouds her legacy. we must continue to carry forward the legacy. hon

california's budget deficit, the governor projects a 37.9 billion dollars and the non-partisan legislative analyst's office projects even higher at 68 billion dollars that same he says was the main reason why he introduced legislation to stop funding for the new health insurance law. we have a deficit. we're going to have to make cuts. >> i think the prudent thing to do would be to cut aid that's going to go to basically were foreign nationals. we have to take care of of our own of californians before we take care of citizens of other nations. but there are also says the policy will actually save the state money over time, arguing it will reduce the number of uninsured patients in emergency rooms. his visits are often paid for. >> by the taxpayer right now, those who are uninsured. >> and about an emergency center in that cost much, much more for someone who is uninsured than someone who is insured. still, senate republicans believe now is not the right time for the policy. they've asked the governor to put it on hold for now amid the deficit. and amid the migrant crisis at the u.s. mexico border, it's not

attorneys and congress never enacted the office and never approved the office or passed legislation putting's office in place so that d they're saying that smith's own office is illegal and annotational and never nominated by the president, never confirmed by the senate. what do you think of that? >> it's just business as usual for these people and whatever sticks against the wall they go for it. they're trying to wear the president down, president trump down and they're trying to throw everything they can at him. whatever theyly will work, they push. they don't care about the rule of law or constitutionality. they just don't care. the whole january 6 thing of course it wasn't a great time in history, but if they keep compage rating and making it worse and it's the only thing they have to go on because they're wrong on the economy and wrong with the borders and parental rights and wrong on the way they are dealing with every issue that is so important to americans like foreign policy and we're collapsing around the world and see it in the mideast and everywhere else. they're just wrong for

governor's estimated 37.9 billion dollar project, a deficit, a deficit, the non-partisan legislative analyst's office or believes will be even higher at 68 billion, especially now given the budget deficit. we have to be smart. >> yes, we can tighten our belt. we can take from the reserve. we can cut some here and there, but the fundameptal promise of the democrats is that we're here for the working people. we cannot scale back or school funding our social safety net climate change efforts because it will only hurt the working class will hurt the planet. and so we can't afford to do that. but the legislation faces several uphill challenge is just to get to the finish line. first, a similar effort last year did not succeed in the legislature. second governor gavin newsom is in strong opposition, so much so that during his budget presentation this week, he specifically called out the wall street journal editorial board for what he said incorrectly implied he's in support of the proposal. you supporting a wealth tax, know yet again. why the do you keep writing about that? republicans also expressing oppo

the non-partisan legislative analyst's office projects is even higher at 68 billion. whatever the number assembly budget committee chair, just gabriel acknowledges it is serious, short, far as real and it will require tough choices. he says he's committed to spending oversight, especially with lots of uncertainty ahead, including the state's protect the tax revenue as the state's nonpartisan legislative analyst's capex as revenue trends just in the first few weeks of 2024. are coming in well below the governor's projections so far this month, the collections have been disappointing. they maintain the current trend. we would expect the end of the month collections to be about 3 billion below. >> what the governor's recent budget have estimated republicans argue newsom's budget overspend and projects additional multibillion dollar deficit each year for the next 3 years. the governor's proposal does not rein in spending adequately. and if we don't act immediately, the fiscal mess grows larger and larger year over year for his part, newsom argues his administration has ta

california's budget deficit, the governor projects a 37.9 billion dollars and the non-partisan legislative analyst's offices even higher at 68 billion dollars that same he says was the main reason why he introduced legislation to stop funding for the new health insurance law. we have a deficit. we're going to have to make cuts. >> i think the prudent thing to do would be to cut aid that's going to go to basically were foreign nationals. we have to take care of of our own of californians before we take care of citizens of other nations, but are also says the policy will actually save the state money over time, arguing it will reduce the number of uninsured patients in emergency rooms. his visits are often paid for. >> by the taxpayer right now, those who are uninsured. >> and up at an emergency center in that cost much, much more for someone who is uninsured than someone who is insured. still, senate republicans believe now is not the right time for the policy. they've asked the governor to put it on hold for now amid the deficit. and amid the migrant crisis at the u.s. mexico border, it's not fair for cali

now as for that 68 billion dollar deficit that was projected by the legislative analyst office. they say they stand by that number. we'll take a break at 7.23. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, san jose mayor matt mahan is responding now to a lawsuit from a former employee using him. employee using him. >> the defamation. we'll be who says you can't go for bold without going broke... get the brands you want, the prices you want, whenever you want. tj maxx where you can always afford to be you to the maxx. (vo) if you overdraw your account, wells fargo gives you an extra day grace periodxx to avoid the overdraft fee. what if everything came with a grace period? like accidentally parking where you shouldn't... (driver 1) hey what about this one? (driver 2) nah.. that one gets an extra day (driver 1) somebody got lucky (vo) like having an extra day grace period? when it comes to overdrafts, you can with wells fargo. >> 7.26 and lyft is facing a assault lawsuit that was filed in federal court in san francisco. a woman says that she was raped by a lyft driver multiple times and

governor's estimated 37.9 billion dollar project, a deficit, a deficit, the non-partisan legislative analyst's office or believes will be even higher at 68 billion, especially now given the budget deficit. we have to be smart. >> yes, we can tighten our belt. we can take from the reserve. we can cut some here and there, but the fundamental promise of the democrats is that we're here for the working people. we cannot scale back or school funding our social safety net climate change efforts because it will only hurt the working class will hurt the planet. and so we can't afford to do that. but the legislation faces several uphill challenge is just to get to the finish line. first, a similar effort last year did not succeed in the legislature. second governor gavin newsom is in strong opposition, so much so that during his budget presentation this week, he specifically called out the wall street journal editorial board for what he said incorrectly implied he's in support of the proposal. you supporting a wealth tax, know yet again. why the do you keep writing about that? republicans also expressing oppo