newsom? does he want everyone to come in? >> he doesn't want to have closed borders.ressively against it. in addition too many -- >> bill: i'm trying to get into his mindset. if you were here, i would say, mr. newsom, do you support having anyone who wants to walk into the united states? what would he say? yes or no? >> eventually, he would say yes. >> bill: i think he would say yes but and make an excuse. >> i don't think he will make an excuse. he up embraces these policies. he is one of the top surrogates for hillary clinton during this campaign. he is really going to -- >> bill: you say he's the next governor? >> i guarantee he will be the next governor. >> bill: the central part of california on the northern part, not that liberal, once you get away from the coast, they are mixed independent, mixed. but the coast, the coastal cities, san francisco, l.a., all of that southern california, with with the exception of orange county. you say they are true believers, they will never see another point of view, no matter how many policies do not work, they want a left-win

newsom , both for all the support is given me over the years for being here today. i am very grateful. thank you sen. weiner . i think the really big shoes to-though mine are almost- >>[laughing] you know, all of my friends here and you know mark leno, carol makin, aaron we've known each other for years, you know. by future colleagues, i see people in the audience that i truly love. i want to especially thank my family. the mayor did not appoint a person. he appointed a family. as all of us who aren't families know, whatever happens to one of us happens to all of us. i am so grateful for the job you've done and you're about to make me cry and that i cannot give this speech. so >>[laughing] but i'm very grateful for you and of course, michelle we love you more than anything in the world. you know that. you know, i'm doing this because really two reasons one is on a personal level i lived experiences of my district day today. so we walk the neighborhoods good michelle is a fanatic bogeyman go person. however it's on my phone. so i walk so i get exercise so i don't bec

gavin newsom says that the state could sue. and there's also a federal version of that law. newsom says there will be multiple obstacles for the trump administration on issues like zoning, approval and building permits. >>> a lawsuit over the shooting death of kate steinle is moving forward. steinle was shot and killed while walking along pier 14 in san francisco. her parents say the gun that was left in a federal officers car was vulnerable to theft. however, the judge said they can't sue the san francisco sheriff's department over claims they mishandled custody arrangements for the man who killed her. the suspect had been in the country illegally. >>> police are searching for a gunman in a drive by shooting near san francisco general hospital. the victim a man in his 40s. his injuries said to be life threatening. he was shot near 25th and hamshire around 2:20. >>> worn out tires were likely factors in a crash over the creek of novato. a woman crashed dropped 13 feet and landed upside down. investigator says three of it tires were nearly bald. the driver who died has not ye

. >> we just found out interim police chief newsome is on the phone with us right now. are you there? >> i am. >> thank you, chief, for joining us. tell us the situation now if you feel it is contained. what is going on now? >> yeah. it's in a very small portion of well. right there at 13th and k street. we had to line up some officers because i didn't know those officers, we have officers affecting an arrest from earlier in the day and so when they are in the process of doing that, we need to provide for their safety. they have to sometimes focus on the people they are placing under arrest. we want to make sure they don't get hurt in the process. you can see from some of the images coming from that location, we have maybe a couple of hundred people and then a small group within there as throwing rocks at the police. they set a fire at one point. but we believe that we got mostly under control. >> how many arrests and how many injuries? >> from earlier in the day, we had over 90 arrests. we think it's in the neighborhood of about 95 arrests. this was a group who was run

the tenant governor gavin newsom threw his hat into the ring for 2017. -- lieutenant governor gavin newsom threw his hat into the ring for 2017. there is also rumor that kevin faulkner will run as well as tom stier and paypal cofounder peter teal.>>> the race is on to replace his congressional seat as well. so far 18 candidates have said they are running. there's a special primary in the district. a single candidate must have 50 percent in the first round or there will be a general election runoff. >>> now to other top stories. antioch police are investigating a shooting that sent an oakland man to the hospital. it was at the 1800 block of kabbalah road. the victim was in a parked car and is in critical but stable condition. >>> investigators are looking into whether a bank robbery suspect could be responsible for more crimes after a crime -- after a hunt. swat teams captured him at a construction site at santa clara under -- santa clara county. >>> they are getting requests from other agencies to find out if the suspect is linked to other robberies matching his mo. >>> a trial set to star

.) >> in 2013 san francisco legislators newsom agreed to allow the reciprocate of our soft story buildingsd 20 thousand resident a program of that collect requires extensive outreach and this continuation of that process who is here and bill graham the perfect venue so in 2014 we have the first earthquake retrofit a huge success we're repeating this model what we've done it put together venues that are time professionals and contractor are financing institutions a other services that help people comply with the retrofit and as you can see the thousands of members of the public their assessing over one hundred vendors to comply with the ordinance or make improvements on their property i came to get specification information and puck h picking up information if you don't know what twaur doing i take it overwhelming. >> we're pleased a critical mass of people are keying into knowing their relents and understanding what had are the next steps to take and they're figuring out who to talk to not only the contractor by the mustards and the architect and the structural engineers and getting the fu

newsom , both for all the support is given me over the years for being here today.ry grateful. thank you sen. weiner . i think the really big shoes to-though mine are almost- >>[laughing] you know, all of my friends here and you know mark leno, carol makin, aaron we've known each other for years, you know. by future colleagues, i see people in the audience that i truly love. i want to especially thank my family. the mayor did not appoint a person. he appointed a family. as all of us who aren't families know, whatever happens to one of us happens to all of us. i am so grateful for the job you've done and you're about to make me cry and that i cannot give this speech. so >>[laughing] but i'm very grateful for you and of course, michelle we love you more than anything in the world. you know that. you know, i'm doing this because really two reasons one is on a personal level i lived experiences of my district day today. so we walk the neighborhoods good michelle is a fanatic bogeyman go person. however it's on my phone. so i walk so i get exercise so i don't become fat

newsom , both for all the support is given me over the years for being here today. i am very grateful. thank you sen. weiner . i think the really big shoes to-though mine are almost- >>[laughing] you know, all of my friends here and you know mark leno, carol makin, aaron we've known each other for years, you know. by future colleagues, i see people in the audience that i truly love. i want to especially thank my family. the mayor did not appoint a person. he appointed a family. as all of us who aren't families know, whatever happens to one of us happens to all of us. i am so grateful for the job you've done and you're about to make me cry and that i cannot give this speech. so >>[laughing] but i'm very grateful for you and of course, michelle we love you more than anything in the world. you know that. you know, i'm doing this because really two reasons one is on a personal level i lived experiences of my district day today. so we walk the neighborhoods good michelle is a fanatic bogeyman go person. however it's on my phone. so i walk so i get exercise so i don't bec

her left eye and you twist your head to the right, future governor of the state of california gavin newsom. >>[cheerring] we were doing turnout for you for sure. >>[laughing] and to his hiking going down the list, though current mayor of san francisco ,, the guy who makes the magic happen here in the city, our mayor, ed lee. >>[applause] our president of our president of our board of supervisors, a sister who comes out of fighting and strong for the community that she represents, london breed. >>[applause] someone that i know are janitors and a lot of people in this room helped get elected assembly member david chiu. >>[applause] and it still caught up in sacramento >>[laughing] for ms. ray's, our current and brand-new sen. scott weiner. >>[applause] now as far as politicians come in all sizes, but there's none more feisty or an errant 10 past. supervisor aaron peskin. >>[applause] and our sen., mark leno. if you could please, stand. >>[applause] supervisor mark farrell >>[applause] and the relentless and strong melia cohen, can you please stand. >>[applause] [inaudible] alex randolph. >>[

it was after that time that i went to go work on supervisor newsom's campaign for mayor and then had the great fortune of working for him and it is from the lieutenant governor that i learned the value in idea and what it means to be focused on numbers and numbers matter. numbers dictate the ultimate outcome. and importantly, this is very important-policy ideas can come from anywhere if you listen. it's not the smartest person in the room or the person that thinks they are the smartest person in the room were the most educated but if you listen, you will get ideas. when i was doorknocking one of the women said to me, she was just in there and she said in a wide we have all these empty storefronts ice and him are sweet but you allowed to come in for free init. we will clean them up and we will activate-now that might be someone might've done it other places but was awake in the passion she said it could i said you know what that's a great idea we will do that. that's an example of what it means to listen and i learned that from our lieut. gov.,, mayor newsom at the time and i apprecia

. >> sunday night on "q&a," john newsom talks about his book, "debriefing the president." the way to political power is exercised in the political power game, i think that he saw that when you are playing at his level of the presidency, the top level in the country, you know, when you win, you win big, but when you lose you lose big. told presidentn trump hospira nominee to lead the business administration that if confirmed her first priority would be to look at the state of programs and places to assist small business owners. th

. >> reporter: gavin newsom is voting against the increase. >> the middle income families are going to bear the price. >> everything is going to feel the intk. >> reporter: the vote is scheduled for thursday morning and students said they will be paying close attention. >>> tomorrow's vote sparked a demonstration on the steps of the state capitol today. several lawmakers gathered to protect along the uc students. they are trying to urge the board to rejebt the proposal. they -- reject the proposal. >>> she turned the world on with her smile. mary tyler moore died today at the age of 80. she inspired many people when she portrayed a single woman on the mar poo -- mary tyler moore show. >>> mary tyler moore was born in brooklyn, new york. growing up her home life was difficult but one thing that drew the family together was watching young mary performing in the living room. her family moved to los angeles. the day after her high school prom she starred in a commercial. at age 18 she married her first of three his bans. -- husbands. she got her first tv role in 1959. the big break came in

guys like paul ryan, a joke. >> newsom met with family members waiting for their loved ones. he said he's frustrated he's unable to help families divided by the presidential order. >> no hate, no fear, refugees are welcome here. >> in new york, hundreds protested after 11 were detained at jfk. more than 2,000 people demonstrated there. the agency that runs the airport tried to restore order by shutting down the train that runs to airport terminals, but governor andrew cuomo reversed that decision saying people have a right to protest. >>> san francisco based lyft is pledging to donate $1 million to the american civil liberties union in response to the president's immigration ban. in an e-mail to customers this morning, lyft co-founders john zimmer and aaron green said they're donating to help defend the constitution. the e-mail says we stand fimplly against these actions.l not be community. you can stay on top of all the latest developments with the abc 7 news app. download that app for free, enable push alerts and you'll get breaking news updates as they happen. >>> opening

under then mayor gavin newsom, sheehy was san francisco's aids czar. he led the city toward the goal of reaching zero cases of new hiv infections he'll be the first supervisor living with hiv. >> i will be the lgbt supervisor. >> reporter: he also spoke about an issue some city officials have grown tired of addressing. public safety. >> at least two or three times immediately outside my window, there's been a car with a broken window. >> reporter: many in district 8 say homelessness and affordable housing are two of the most pressing issues. >> i can't tell you how many people have told me that they're so afraid their building is going to be sold and they'll be on the street. >> i've got to see what we have in terms of proposals and you know, and start digging in and getting the work done. >> reporter: he'll be sworn in on sunday by mayor lee and on the job on monday. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> today vice president joe biden declared the presidential election officially over. >> donald trump of new york has received for president

. >> acting police chief newsome talking about what happened today, summing it up. 217 arrests were made. three officers we wounded. their injuries are not being described as life-threatening withhey were consistent rocks and bricks being thrown at police, sort of during the height of the protests that we saw around 13th and k this afternoon. >> let's go ahead and go back and checktudio now back in with maureen. >> thanks so much, alison. of course, in spite of the you saw, the violent protests, plenty of people flooded to the city to support the new president. most were out before dawn this morning. ryan talked to those who drove hundreds of miles to witness history. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a.! [chanting] >> this is just fantastic. a day to remember. reporter: cheers and applause as supporters watched donald trump taking the oath. >> i, donald john trump, do swear... reporter: in becoming the 45th president of the united states. ♪[music] reporter: maryland traveling wearing herland, trump mask. >> i will be the greatest president that god ever her trump pen to support a man she believes will cha

. >> lieutenant governor gavin newsom and other civil rights activists showed up to show their support. they vowed to make sure people were helped and accounted for. >> people are happy to see me and pretty pissed off because they want me to go in and get the folks out. there's certain things i can do, certain things i can't do. >> we have been heartened during all of this to see hundreds of protesters come out and make very clear that they stand with their muslim neighbors, that they welcome ref jow gees into their communities. >> activists and many in the immigrant community are celebrating the ruling that came down in new york last night. this is video of people rallying outside the courthouse in brooklyn. san francisco mayor ed lee commended the decision, saying as the son of chinese immigrants, i'm disgusted by the president's executive order to target the muslim community and ban immigrants from entering the united states. our country was built by immigrants in search of religious freedom and a life free of persecution and violence. these acs are a direct betrayal of those americ

under then mayor gavin newsom, sheehy was san francisco's aids czar. he led the city toward the goal of reaching zero cases of new hiv infections he'll be the first supervisor living with hiv. >> i will be the lgbt supervisor. >> reporter: he also spoke about an issue some city officials have grown tired of addressing. public safety. >> at least two or three times immediately outside my window, there's been a car with a broken window. >> reporter: many in district 8 say homelessness and affordable housing are two of the most pressing issues. >> i can't tell you how many people have told me that they're so afraid their building is going to be sold and they'll be on the street. >> i've got to see what we have in terms of proposals and you know, and start digging in and getting the work done. >> reporter: he'll be sworn in on sunday by mayor lee and on the job on monday. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> today vice president joe biden declared the presidential election officially over. >> donald trump of new york has received for president

why gavin newsom is blasting that plan. >>> and of course the honors pouring in for mary tyler moore, including memories from her iconic costar, dick van dyke. >>> let's get to meteorologist mike nicco with a check of your weather. >> all right. let's take a look at what's going on with live doppler 7. i was checking the latest reports and all those sprinkle that we were showing earlier that have now dried up didn't really leave much outside of point raze. here's a look at low clouds across san francisco. 6 to 43, not quite as cool as yesterday but still, dress warmly. 50 to 53, sunshine at noon, 52 to 54, more sunshine in the afternoon and then this evening it will be dry. even with the quiet weather out there, a lot of issues alexis has been covering. >>> we're going go back live to sky7 right now. they're over niles canyon road and i realize it is still really dark out here this morning but this is where we had another vehicle that went off the roadway, rolled into alameda creek, and it's just about the same location as the tragic crash over the weekend. the driver did make it out

newsom , both for all the support is given me over the years for being here today.. weiner . i think the really big shoes to-though mine are almost- >>[laughing] you know, all of my friends here and you know mark leno, carol makin, aaron we've known each other for years, you know. by future colleagues, i see people in the audience that i truly love. i want to especially thank my family. the mayor did not appoint a person. he appointed a family. as all of us who aren't families know, whatever happens to one of us happens to all of us. i am so grateful for the job you've done and you're about to make me cry and that i cannot give this speech. so >>[laughing] but i'm very grateful for you and of course, michelle we love you more than anything in the world. you know that. you know, i'm doing this because really two reasons one is on a personal level i lived experiences of my district day today. so we walk the neighborhoods good michelle is a fanatic bogeyman go person. however it's on my phone. so i walk so i get exercise so i don't become fat and old. so i know the nei

every once in a while you'll need a person that will take care of you and lieutenant governor gavin newsom.) >> former mayor willie brown. >> (clapping.) >> assembly phil ting. >> assemblyman david chiu. >> (clapping.) >> starter senator scott wiener assemblyman rob bank on to. >> (clapping.) >> assemblyman adam glare and judge and former senator quinton cox. >> (clapping.) >> commissioner kim. >> (clapping.) >> nice hat supervisor cowen. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor mark farrell. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor safai. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor katie tang. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor peskin. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor norman yee. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor ronen that end the supervisor portion of our show oh, city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> treasurer jose cisneros. >> (clapping.) >> and assessor-recorder carmen chu >> (clapping.) >> now selfishlyly i want to do one more shout in 1975 i sat in maryland and watched the golden state warriors swept the washington bullets this man was around inspiration to me the one and only al adams. >> (clapping.) >> i did come to game i

joining us right now is somebody who has dyslexia, the lieutenant governor of california, gavin newsom >> thanks for having me. it's fun. >> thank you for being so open about this. >> yeah, no, it's interesting. the response has been interesting. i've always been pretty honest about the fact i have dyslexia, but no one really paid much attention to it until i became mayor. and actually, one of the first things i did as mayor, the first public events, was visiting kids with dyslexia in the school, and everyone was shocked to know that i had this learning disability, which if i look back, was probably the best thing that's ever happened to me. >> except a lot of kids would hear that and go, "for me, it's the worst thing. >> it was, and it was terrible growing up. >> well, take me back. >> i think, for me, i think it was two things. one, it was very difficult for me, in terms of my own academic experience. school was a terrible and terrorizing experience. i'll just be candid with you. spelling, reading, writing, i had speech therapy, i went through -- and i just, interestingly, in prepara

. >> appointed by lee and once gavin newsome's adviser, plans to make healthcare a top priority. >> one person called me a bulldog. i have mellowed since i've not been involved in politics. i have a daughter and she has taken me down a couple of notches. >> for the first time in 22 years, women are dominating the board. >> i think that's great, we'll have majority women. the one thing i'm excited about is that for the first time in a long time, perhaps ever, we're going to have a majority parents on the board of supervisors. >> in a display of unity, london was reelected to her post as board president. a unanimous decision many considered appropriate given the atmosphere and a very democratic city hall in the wake of trump being elected president. >> to every stanen who feels scared, certain, or alone, now you are seeing, you are loved, and you are one of us. >> in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, a crash leads to an officer involved shooting in the south bay. the latest from the highway patrol. >> plus, yahoo! reveals its plans for the future after a plan to verison. it's

lieutenant governor gavin newsom was tweeting.e criticized what he called the cowardice of republican leadership and went to sfo to join the protest. >> i'm sick to my stomach as an american. this is america that i love. america i fear is the america being manifested by this monarch. at least the president is acting like a monarch through executive fiat so we've got to push back in a big way. >> we presume some of the protesters also got to sfo on b.a.r.t. and b.a.r.t. weighed in on the refugee ban as well, saying you can take b.a.r.t. to all kinds of weekend events. also direct service to sfo is running great right now. another tweet said, all races, colors, religions, genders, ages, disabled, veterans, orientations, sexes, and those of foreign national origin are welcome on b.a.r.t. >>> time is 8:17. along with the immigration policy, the president also signed three more executive orders over the weekend. the first requires the joint chiefs to present a plan to defeat isis in 30 days. another would be to restructure the national

. >> gavin newsom and other lawmakers even came to the airport to show support. >> people are happy to see me and pissed off because they want me to get those folks out. there's certain things i can do and can't do. >> reporter: he vowed tonight to make sure everyone was helped and accounted for. >> we have been heartened during all of this to see hundreds of protesters come out and make very clear they stand with their muslim neighbors and welcome refugees into their communities. >> reporter: i did check inside the international terminal about 20 minutes ago. and demonstrators were upstairs at one point, they got close to a security line. that was briefly shut down. but reopened. again a smaller crowd at this hour. demonstrators are still here. reporting live at sfo, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> activists and many in the immigrant community are celebrating the ruling that came down in new york tonight. this is video of people rallying outside that courthouse in brooklyn. san francisco mayor ed lee commended the decision in a statement reading in part as the son of chinese im

it was after that time that i went to go work on supervisor newsom's campaign for mayor and then had the great fortune of working for him and it is from the lieutenant governor that i learned the value in idea and what it means to be focused on numbers and numbers matter. numbers dictate the ultimate outcome. and importantly, this is very important-policy ideas can come from anywhere if you listen. it's not the smartest person in the room or the person that thinks they are the smartest person in the room were the most educated but if you listen, you will get ideas. when i was doorknocking one of the women said to me, she was just in there and she said in a wide we have all these empty storefronts ice and him are sweet but you allowed to come in for free init. we will clean them up and we will activate-now that might be someone might've done it other places but was awake in the passion she said it could i said you know what that's a great idea we will do that. that's an example of what it means to listen and i learned that from our lieut. gov.,, mayor newsom at the time and i apprecia

regent lieutenant governor gavin newsom was among the four no votes. he said, "we talk about how much we value the middle class, yet this decision doesn't demonstrate that commitment." >>> 55 san diego people taking their landlord to court tonight over what they call horrendous living conditions in chinatown. veronica de la cruz shows us what they're dealing with. >> the residential hotel at 37 clay street as 68 rooms housing more than 90 people, most of them elderly. the building has undergone extensive renovations nearly two years now. tenants claim they've gone for months without reliable toilets, showers and sinks so the owners can force them out and move higher paying tenants in. >> you know, it's very clear by their actions and their conduct they're not interested in existing residents. they want to rent these units to tech workers. that's what the website says. >> most of the long time tenants pay about 400 to $500 a month for their rooms, but newer tenants are being charged about $1,100. trying to make improvements. veronica de ruz, kpix 5. the

among the no votes, lieutenant governor gavin newsom. >>> coming up, a dangerous bay area intersection. it's right by a park but it has no stop sign. the complaints that were ignored until the consumerwatch stepped in. >> plus highlighting their crime. the unusual punishment for pg&e and its employees in the wake of the deadly san bruno explosion. >> and the oakland a's taking advantage of the city's four- team exodus. how they are positioning themselves as oakland's hometown team. ,, mission bay is filling up quickly with families, businesses, and soon, the >>> a concern tonight about safety in san francisco's newest neighborhood. mission bay is filling up quickly with families, businesses and soon the warriors brand-new arena. but residents say an intersection at bridge view way and mission bay south boulevard is dangerous. consumerwatch reporter julie watts with more on a problem in san francisco. >> reporter: you guys, this story comes in sort of an ironic time. just this week a new study came out that found that san francisco was the most dangerous city in the state for drivers an

every once in a while you'll need a person that will take care of you and lieutenant governor gavin newsom.) >> former mayor willie brown. >> (clapping.) >> assembly phil ting. >> assemblyman david chiu. >> (clapping.) >> starter senator scott wiener assemblyman rob bank on to. >> (clapping.) >> assemblyman adam glare and judge and former senator quinton cox. >> (clapping.) >> commissioner kim. >> (clapping.) >> nice hat supervisor cowen. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor mark farrell. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor safai. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor katie tang. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor peskin. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor norman yee. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor ronen that end the supervisor portion of our show oh, city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> treasurer jose cisneros. >> (clapping.) >> and assessor-recorder carmen chu >> (clapping.) >> now selfishlyly i want to do one more shout in 1975 i sat in maryland and watched the golden state warriors swept the washington bullets this man was around inspiration to me the one and only al adams. >> (clapping.) >> i did come to game i

lieutenant governor newsom says he is voting against it. >> we do a great job to protect those that are very low income, but we do a terrible job providing resources for middle income families and that's who's going to bear this price. we keep raising this to a point, we're going to make college unaffordable. >> uc president janet is urging the regents to approve the increase. >>> let's talk about some temperatures. here we go. we've got mid to upper 40s in san francisco from the castro and the mission at 45, same thing at ocean beach, along with the financial. let's look around the rest of the neighborhoods. 30s. santa clara at 36, pleasanton 38 along with petaluma and hillsburg, richmond 45, and san leandro and belmont around 43. few clouds out there. public transit, it's chilly this morning. but it will be dry. dangerous surf at the coast until 3:00 tomorrow morning. and if you're driving, it's going to be dry just about all day except for right near the coast this morning. looki looking back from the bush hills, you can see the clouds. temperatures are going to be about the same as

california lieutenant governor gavin newsome issued a statement saying president trump's action is putting california communities at risk. >>> world news tonight anchor david muir is doing the first one-on-one interview with president trump. you'll see excerpts from that interview all day tomorrow here on abc 7 news, including a one-hour primetime special at 10:00 p.m. >>> governor brown is vowing to fight against policies pushed by president trump and congressional republicans. during his annual state of the state address in sacramento, he was quite pointed. the democrat promised to aggressively defend many liberal policies that have defined california during his tenure. governor brown spoke of preserving california's stand on immigration, health care and climate change. >> we can't fall back and give into the climate deniers. the science is clear. the danger is real. we can do much on our own and we can join with others. other states and provinces, even countries. >> it doesn't help at a point when we don't even know what we're fighting to go to war with washington, d.c., particularly wh

under then mayor gavin newsom, he was san francisco's aids czar. he has led the city towards the goal of reaching zero cases of new hiv infections. he will be the first supervisor living with hiv. he anticipates many threats under the new presidential administration. >> rights that we fought for and won, that women have won, we may have to fight for them all over again. >> reporter: shehey is a progressive who has retaken the term family values. today his husband and daughter stood by him. he made it clear that supporting families would be on his new agenda. >> and if we don't do right by our kids, we're not creating the right future for this city. >> reporter: he also spoke about an issue that some city officials have grown tired of addressing, public safety. >> our streets need to be safe. people need to be able to park on the street. >> reporter: many in district 8 say the homeless situation is affecting the neighborhoods here. >> whoever is going to be a new guy in charge hopefully will have solution about this. >> i don't want to start off dem

california lieutenant governor gavin newsom says the state will fight the order in court. >> this notion that they can fundamentally defund all federal funding coming into a city is preposterous and with respect to laughable and not legal. >> coming up at 6:00, abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez gets reaction from san francisco's mayor on the executive order and the future of its sanctuary city policy. >>> right now peninsula congresswoman jackie spear is wrapping up the first of several town hall meetings designed to protect constituents under the new administration. abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live outside the little brown church in pacifica. melanie? >> reporter: congresswoman spear says she's hosting these town halls in response to all of the messages she received from her constituents after the presidential election. we want to take you inside and show you what this crowd looks like. we have some video. this is a packed house. it's a small church, but it is filled with supporters of the congresswoman. several have shared they voted for her and at least one individual ope

it was after that time that i went to go work on supervisor newsom's campaign for mayor and then had the great fortune of working for him and it is from the lieutenant governor that i learned the value in idea and what it means to be focused on numbers and numbers matter. numbers dictate the ultimate outcome. and importantly, this is very important-policy ideas can come from anywhere if you listen. it's not the smartest person in the room or the person that thinks they are the smartest person in the room were the most educated but if you listen, you will get ideas. when i was doorknocking one of the women said to me, she was just in there and she said in a wide we have all these empty storefronts ice and him are sweet but you allowed to come in for free init. we will clean them up and we will activate-now that might be someone might've done it other places but was awake in the passion she said it could i said you know what that's a great idea we will do that. that's an example of what it means to listen and i learned that from our lieut. gov.,, mayor newsom at the time and i apprecia

. >> reporter: gavin newsom is a member of the board and he said that he is voting against the increase. >> we do a bad job providing resources for middle income families and that's who bears this price. >> everyone is going to feel the intk. >> reporter: the vote is scheduled for thursday morning. students said they are paying close attention. >>> uber did not have permits so they packed up their driverless cars and headed for arizona but now they are back. why uber said you will see the driverless cars on san francisco roads. >>> why bolt may have to give up a medal. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break ?q ?q . >>> do not be surprised if you see those controversial uber test cars on local roads. tom is in the news room with what is happening. >> reporter: it was just 33 days ago that uber did not secure a permit to are you positive their roads. they then sent them to arizona, now they are back. uber always said that there was an engineer, so they said it was not a driverless car and did not need a permit. the california dmv pulled the test car's registration and they

activist heart in 2010 he was chosen by the boarding to take over when lieutenant governor's gavin newsom beginning championed this was one of the main reasons we're able to broub ladies and gentlemen, our point number 43 mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, rick what a wonderful day i know every one of you see existed to be here today and finally welcoming the golden state warriors home to san francisco. >> (clapping.) >> you know, i tend to find moments of having fun with owners and rick and want to share with you some ways in which any corn i didn't jokes will have an impact the first time i met him, i introduced myself as the journey man of mayors and honored to help mark to end a four and a half year journey to celebrate the years of construction what become san francisco's 4r5sh9 state of the art chase center. >> (clapping.) >> i'm happy to say that no longer will san francisco stand alone as the only america city without an inside venue of 10 thousand seats when that opened in 2019 the chase center will make history not only as a home for the gooirdz but as the only 100 perce

chief newsome talked about 95 arrests. it's probably more by now. you've got to keep your guard up. the folks on the front line need to protect themselves as well. >> in planning for an event like this and especially for this one, can we assume that the law enforcement people have a lot of information that we never know about and that they know who's coming, what's going to happen, almost where -- i mean, i've got to believe that they have moles, they have guys in all these different groups and organizations with a lot of information to help intel is really important. some of these protesters, they let everyone know what they were going to do, on social media. we saw it. the idea here, though, from a standpoint of the overall approach, it's gone very well. we've had some disruptions. the response was pretty quick. so what's different from this inaugural t the past? law enforcement is using more technology. better coordination, more situational awareness, quicker response. there's protesters. go back to world bank imf. >> i remember it well. >> i remember chuck ramsey rolling around

police chief peter newsome told news4 all employees downtown need to pay attention to a steady round of street closings beginning january 19th. >> if they choose to be open, we're going to try and accommodate folks. it would be the one day of the year i would bring your identification with you. >> reporter: what about the people living downtown? >> that's a great question. we have a lot of new residents in washington, d.c. attention to the information that's put out there. >> you can find the complete rundown of inaugural events in the nbc washington app. >>> now to new reaction on meryl streep's golden globes moment last night when she accepted a lifetime achievement award, she called out donald trump for one of his campaign's most controversial moments. >> it was that moment when the person asking to sit in the most respected seat in our country imitated a disabled reporter, someone he outranked in privilege, power and the capacity to fight back. it kind of broke my heart. >> streep was referring to the moment in november of 2015 when donald trump appeared to mock a disabled "new y

all we know is what marilyn newsom said when she said we are going to create about 1,800 more jobs in the ft. worth area. in a year, year and a half, it's interesting to see how many companies actually create as many jobs as they are promising. >> waiting to see. thanks, phil. >> phil, thank you very much. >>> holiday sales numbers, the final ones are in. courtney reagan has the verdict. court? >> widely sighted holiday sales results in today, up a stronger than expected 4%. national retail federation says americans spent more than $658 billion. now the group's forecast was for holiday sales. online and in-store combined to grow 3.6%. that's why we say it's stronger than expected. it is above the seven-year average or what we've been looking at since the recession. and this season, december did strengthen slightly from what we saw in november. one of the big inputs for the results here is the government's sales number. they don't disclose the rest of the equation of how they get to those numbers but nonstore sales fueled the growth, including online shopping. in still just a fraction

every once in a while you'll need a person that will take care of you and lieutenant governor gavin newsom. >> (clapping.) >> former mayor willie brown. >> (clapping.) >> assembly phil ting. >> assemblyman david chiu. >> (clapping.) >> starter senator scott wiener assemblyman rob bank on to. >> (clapping.) >> assemblyman adam glare and judge and former senator quinton cox. >> (clapping.) >> commissioner kim. >> (clapping.) >> nice hat supervisor cowen. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor mark farrell. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor safai. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor katie tang. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor peskin. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor norman yee. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor ronen that end the supervisor portion of our show oh, city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> treasurer jose cisneros. >> (clapping.) >> and assessor-recorder carmen chu >> (clapping.) >> now selfishlyly i want to do one more shout in 1975 i sat in maryland and watched the golden state warriors swept the washington bullets this man was around inspiration to me the one and only al adams. >> (clapping.) >> i did

lieutenant governor gavin newsom voted against the increase. >> by doing the legislature and the governor's work, by finding the revenue we've let them off the hook. >> there were many empty chairs at today's meting. >> the added cost of tuition will hurt middle class families. >> some say students were absent because the tuition increase was modest and long over due. >> i'm disappointed they weren't here in a constructive way to continue to add to that dialogue. >> the president of the uc, janet napolitano argued they continued to do more with less. with negative consequences for the entire system. in san francisco, leann melendez, abc 7 news. >> highway prol officers are urging drivers to be extra careful along a winding stretch of niles canyon road. this morning, a 27-year-old man from patterson said he fell asleep at the wheel. he woke up while driving around a curve. officials believe he overcorrected and swerved right into the creek she's still missing. >> it was a lot closer to the roadway, today he was lucky. >> good samaritan stopped to help the man in this morning's crash. he smas

gavin newsom who of course plans to take over for governor. brown. >>they were confirmed yesterday by the state tonight, and they were california deputy attorney general before the running for political office. he was zero is the first latino atty. general. >> there were two executive orders to dance construction of the keystone xl and the dakota access pipeline. he also band epa employees from awarding any new contracts or grants. he also spent the morning meeting with neighbor and business leaders as he pushes for more cars to be made here in the united states. born blanchard has details. >>> we are bringing manufacturing back to the united states. president. trump sat down with representatives from the nation . three big automakers, or chrysler and chevrolet. the focus of this is keeping the program in the united states. >> the president is also looking to rollback regulations. he says that hinders business growth and makes the united states and hospitable. this morning he signed an executive order and at reviving construction of the keystone xl a

lieutenant governor gavin newsom voted against the increase. >> by doing the legislature and the governor's work, by finding the revenue we've let them off the hook. >> there were many empty chairs at today's meting. >> the added cost of tuition will hurt middle class families. >> some say students were absent because the tuition increase was modest and long over due. >> i'm disappointed they weren't here in a constructive way to continue to add to that dialogue. >> the president of the uc, janet napolitano argued they continued to do more with less. with negative consequences for the entire system. in san francisco, leann melendez, abc 7 news. >> highway patrol officers are urging drivers to be extra careful along a winding stretch of niles canyon road. this morning, a 27-year-old man from patterson said he fell asleep at the wheel. he woke up while driving around a curve. officials believe he overcorrected and swerved right into the creek she's still missing. >> it was a lot closer to the roadway, today he was lucky. >> good samaritan stopped to help the man in this morning's crash. he sm

today, an impassioned plea from police chief pete newsome. he wants help from the public to get this killer off the street. >> vivian was making her regular trip to a local market in her community in her wheelchair. a grown man who apparently had some kind of beef or dispute with someone else felt it was okay to fire multiple shots in this neighborhood. guess what? that reckless behavior has resulted in the death of a beloved community member. >> reporter: new today, police say they believe it may not have been a turf war gunfight, but the act of a lone gunman out to avenge some sort of beef. there was a man shot and in the incident, but police say it's unclear what role he may have in all of this. in the meantime, the marrow family continues to mourn the loss of its matriarch. they set up a go fund me page to help offset funeral expenses. miss marrow's son has called for the killer to turn himself in. >> sitting around with the guilt knowing that you did something like that, eventually you're going to realize that you did a whole lot to a wh

activist heart in 2010 he was chosen by the boarding to take over when lieutenant governor's gavin newsomginning championed this was one of the main reasons we're able to broub ladies and gentlemen, our point number 43 mayor ed lee. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, rick what a wonderful day i know every one of you see existed to be here today and finally welcoming the golden state warriors home to san francisco. >> (clapping.) >> you know, i tend to find moments of having fun with owners and rick and want to share with you some ways in which any corn i didn't jokes will have an impact the first time i met him, i introduced myself as the journey man of mayors and honored to help mark to end a four and a half year journey to celebrate the years of construction what become san francisco's 4r5sh9 state of the art chase center. >> (clapping.) >> i'm happy to say that no longer will san francisco stand alone as the only america city without an inside venue of 10 thousand seats when that opened in 2019 the chase center will make history not only as a home for the gooirdz but as the only 100 percent

vice president-elect called the officer this morning and spoke with interim police chief peter n newsome. the officer was conducting traffic control in downtown d.c. yesterday near the intersection of 6th and f streets. he was treated at a hospital and then sent home. next few days isn't going to be easy. what you need to know whether you plan to go to the festivities or avoid them. >> we're getting you ready for this weekend. during the break, check out the sure, you could sit around all night waiting for a pizza to be delivered. but wouldn't making it yourself be a lot more fun? it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. protein. protein proteiny protein. proteiny protein? protein proteiny protein. at least 14 grams of protein. 100 calories. new greek 100 protein. from yoplait. does your child need help with digestive balance? try align junior probiotic. so she can have a fraction dominating... status updating... hello-yellow-belt kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support with align junior

gavin newsome left a chinese new year's celebration to join protesters at sfo, with a message about trump's executive order. >> i have no respect. it's a monarch. this guy's operating as a monarch, through executive orders. and you got a complicit congress with no backbone whatsoever. guys like paul ryan, a joke. >> he met with family members waiting for their loved ones at the international arrivals hall. he said he has always been left in the dark about the executive order and was frustrated not to help families affected by the executive action. >>> at least 187 google employees come from countries included in the ban. they believe it could create barriers to bringing great talent to the u.s. apple ceo tim cook said, i've heard from many of you who are deeply concerned about the executive order issued yesterday. i share your concerns. it is not a policy we support. the ceo and co-founder of air bnb tweeted today, his company is providing free housing to refugees and anyone not allowed in the u.s. as a result of the ban. canada's prime minister justin trudeau responded to the travel ban in

they have instituted a freeze on all grants and reviews, california governor newsom says that presidentrump's actions are putting people at risk. >>> just days after president trump forced the activity to shut down, the twitter account appears to have gone rogue. this tweet appeared this morning, reading in part, today the amount of carbon dioxide is higher than any time in the last 50,000 years. this post and several others were taken down this afternoon. >>> abc news has learned that conservative colorado judge neil gorsuch has come out as the leading contender to fill the supreme court vacancy. the announcement came this week, judge gorsuch was nominated to the tenth circuit court of appeals by president bush, at 69 he would be the youngest in about 25 years. david muir is doing the first one-on-one interview with president trump since he took office. you will see excerpts on channel 7, including a one-hour prime-time special at 10 p.m. >>> and it looks clear and calm tonight, we're finally done with the rain for a while. >> there is a lot of sun coming actually. spencer christian is

. >> reporter: lieutenant governor gavin newsom says he's voting against the increase. >> we do a greatob to protect those that are very low income, but we do a terrible job providing resources for middle income families. and that's who's going to bear this price. >> just kind of, i think everyone's going to feel that financial impact. >> reporter: the vote is scheduled for thursday morning. students say they'll be paying close attention. at uc berkely, rob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> history was made on wall street today. the dow jones closed above 20,000 for the first time ever. the dow climbed almost 156 points to reach that milestone. the nasdaq was also way up, more than 55 points. the s & p gained 18. one expert we spoke with says traders are happy with what they're seeing from the trump administration, but that could change. >> right now, they're sort of in a goldilocks position. they're looking at the world of trump, and saying everything is going to be just right. but is goldilocks going to turn into little red riding hood and say what big teeth you have grandma? >> it was almo