on california's gig economy newsom signed off on a law that will redefine workers in many industries as employees instead of independent contractors, it will effectively forced rideshare companies like uber and lyft to p the bill. >>so let's make sure that the safeguards are put in here as well it is as we move forward and we talk about the future of work, let's not stop talk about the future workers in his signing statement, the governor wrote the hollowing out of the middle class has been 40 years in the making and the need to create lasting economic security demands action he has said he would continue to negotiate with ride share companies on other possible rules for their workers move or lyft and doordash have threatened if they don't come to an agreement with california lawmakers they will put up $30 million each on the 2020 ballot measure, a spokesperson for lyft said wednesday, california still has an opportunity to support the overwhelming majority of rideshare drivers who want a thoughtful solution that balances flexibility with earnings guarantees and protections we are co

we'll see how far we can go. >> newsom's order includes three initiative, warning labels on e-cigarette ads and at stores. $20 million into a vaping awareness campaign and the removal of illegal vaping products. >> in the next few weeks, the public should see a swell of ads and campaigns that really target schools and families, parents and children directly. >> newsom also wants to explore taxing e-cigarette products based on their nicotine content. the governor's order comes after two other states, new york and strict flavod cigarettes. to in california, newsom cited at least one death and 63 cases of respiratory illness related to vaping thc or cannabis-based oils. san francisco-based juul labs has 75% of the market. the company did not immediately respond to newsom's order, but has indicated support for measures designed to reduce the use of juul products among teens. the governor's actions today stopped short of banning flavored cigarettes, but he told reporters if such a bill lands on his desk, he will, quote, absolutely sign it. in sacramento, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> and as o

>>governor gavin newsom is just taking a number of steps just sort of flat out. for tobacco which he says he doe't have the power to do the governor making this announcement after the legislature fell short of statewide ban this year. >>they're producing those products they sleep at night knowing what they're doing. this try to help the next general and the generation governor gavin newsome taking aim at youth vaping and flavored tobacco products. the governor monday announcing a million advertising campaign about the dangers of vaping nicotine and cannabis products the governor says his administration will also increase enforcement against counterfeit and illegal vaping products. >>the state is also set to consider increasing morning signage on product packaging newsome also asking officials to consider boosting taxes on the cigarettes to the extent taxes can be a deterrent. >>the to plea for kids that are more price sensitive. i think both advertising in taxes should be on the table. >>a spokesman with the cigarette giant juul labs responded monday saying the c

the announcement by the to larry county health official comes just hours after governor newsome issued an executive order to spend $20 million on raising awareness about the dangers. vaping nicotine and cannabis this makes 2 confirmed deaths into possible use of vaping kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala now explains the governor's plans. >>producing those products they sleep at night knowing what they're doing. >>this try to help for the next general and the generation. >>the governor gavin newsome taking aim at youth vaping and flavored tobacco products the governor monday announcing a million advertising campaign about the dangers of vaping nicotine and cannabis products the governor says his administration will also increase enforcement against counterfeit in the legal vaping products. the state is also set to consider increasing morning signage on product packaging newsome also asking officials to consider boosting taxes on the cigarettes to the extent taxes can be a deterrent. >>the to plea for kids that are more price sensitive. i think both advertising in taxes sh

california newsom cited at least one death and 63 cases of respiratory illness related to vaping thc francisco-based juul labs has 75% of the market. the company did not immediately respond but has indicated support for measures designed to reduce t

governor newsom says he will sign a rent control bill. it limits annual rent increases in california to 5% after inflation and it imposes just cause eviction rules. the measure is intended to protect an additional 8 million renters, but not everyone agrees on how it will affect them. >> we have to build millions of units of new housing in california, but until we do that, we have millions of californians who are on the verge of being pushed out of their homes. we need to protect them. >> currently landlords who might be doing 1% to 2% increases will be incentivized to do the maximum rent increases to make sure in years wither they need that additional help they can build up reserves. >> the bill would go into effect next year if the governor signs it. >>> the bay area's housing crisis affects all of us. we dedicated a week to covering this topic for issues from renters to home owners to solutions for the future. you can find these stories online at abc7news.com/betterbayarea. >>> it's day six of the runway closure at sfo which has led to

>>and how do you think governor newsom will react? >>unhe said uivocally he will sign it. do think, there are other avenues with these companies that they will espursue it sound like in the meantime, uber will not comply. this will notake effect until january 1 so they do have some time before it takes effect, i would expect even if uber doesn't comply it will take time for regulations in the cour to tch up and really hold their feet to the fire.e >> thank you let's move on to rent control,vernor newsom has another bill on his desk that hiuld rent increases how that work exactly? >> this is rent control limet get ing the governor promised he would do at the beginning of the year we thought it was dead but it came back a big win for newsom. surprisingly it got itthrough t legislature fairly easily. there's a question mark around that. essentially this is if you live in a jurisdicnoon that does have a rent control and you live in an apartment building or a older building, your rent p can be at 5% plus cpi so around 8% increase a year which is pretty big increase more it will

>>newsom signed a law today that could completely shake up the gig economy. they're not just in california, but possibly across thmeeting side >>governor gavin newsome wednesday had a small private signing for legislation that could have a huge impact on california's gig economy newsom signed off on a law that will redefine workers in many industries as employees instead of independent contractors, it will effectively forced rideshare companies like uber and lyft to expand wage and benefit protections to their drivers assembly member lorena gonzalez authored the bill. >>so let's make sure that the safeguards are put in here as well it is as we move forward and we talk about the future of work, let's not stop talk about the future workers in his signing statement, the governor wrote the hollowing out of the middle class has been 40 years in the making and the need to create lasting economic security demands action he has said he would continue to negotiate with ride share companies on other possible rules for their workers move or lyft and doordash have threat

governor newsom will have the final say this.rogram is to see if reservations can help reduce some of the traffic. reservations will be required from 9 am to 9 pm and cost five dollars on weekdays, $10 on the weekends and holidays. residents and delivery people will be exempt. governor newsom hasn't talked over 13th to make a decision. >>> taking a like a look at some of our bay area bridges. we have an uptake in the community. in an analysis, the commanders said they grew by 126% from 2009 the 20 17th in san francisco county was up one 10%. it went up 102% in copper costa and is in a clear, 84% and san mateo county was at 52%. people are switching to finish the commutes and making those trips even longer. >> people will be sitting in their cars with the ac on. >> even the city will get warmer but we will get hotter so just enjoy the ride and you will get there eventually. >>> let's take a look at the wind. this is the west northwest wind and it doesn't sound like a son of change but they go southwest and northwest normally we wa

newsome and donald trump are. >>and again the president warned san francisco that the epa is going to issue a vial shun for pollution stemming from the cities. homelessness problem, our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the latest development in the clash between california and the federal government. >>president trump's recent visit to california boosted more back and forth between the republican president and democratic lead state governor gavin newsome staying quiet thursday after the president's latest threat to e an environmental citation to san francisco, the city knew someone slipped as mayor the warning which the president says comes from pollution caused by homelessness coming just a day after the trump administration rejected governor newsom's request for more federal housing vouchers. the rejection piling on to more problems between the 2 especially when it comes to the environment, california leaders announced earlier this week they will sue the trump administration after it pulled califor

>>much christina and another big story governor newsom signed a new law.ections to ride share driver yeah but what will it mean for you and me people who ride in these rideshare cars coffers capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala >>governor gavin newsome wednesday had a small private signing for legislation that could have a huge impact don california's gig economy newsom signed off on a law that will redefine workers in many industries as employees instead of independent contractors, it will effectively force rideshare companies like uber and lyft to expand wa and benefit protections to their drivers assembly member lorena gonzalez authored the bill. >>so let's make sure that the safeguards are put in here as well it is as we move forward and we talk about the future of work, let's not stop talk about the future workers in his signing statement, the governor wrote the hollowing out of the middle class has been 40 years in the making and the need to create lasting economic security demands action he has said he would continue to negotiate with ride share co

campaign but at the same time and governor newsome has banned.with making sure the policies actually continue and he has said that he wants to push it even more. >>governor has absolutely not down from this fight he's embraced and he's on to president trump on twitter he's made it clear he and both general that said that they will take it's relatively successful and some of court challenges that investigation. well that they do in the next record set out. we'll have to see how this plays out but question that it will art can now. >>a number of automakers have already made deals with california too adhere to those stricter california standards so what would what would happen in that case with a maintain those deals that they have a california where they go out the window with the federal last come into play. >>their way makers who make the going forward. >>find out the w and the and volkswagen and have said and bmw north america and they've said they are going to respect california's rate to set this mission and frankly auto companies plan on a 5

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but in the absence of that we're going to push back newsome hinted he's making an announcement friday relating to california's vehicle emissions path. >>packed with for companies who picked california standards over the federal government's reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>new england patriots wide receiver antonio brown, a former oakland raiders back in the headlines again this time stemming from the previous assault allegations against him now the former oakland raiders drop from nike are grant joins us with more details grant boy this guy was a headache for the raiders when they have at him you have to believe that the raiders organization is glad that they released him when they did right after. >>they released him of course, the patriots signed him and then these bombshell allegations of rape in just today, nike dropped the star player canceling its endorsement deal with brown the company made the announcement saying quote, antonio brown is not a nike athlete. last week brown was accused of rape and sexual-assault she denies the allegations for the first time

governor newsome has signed a new law.ions to ride share drivers and it could have a huge impact on california's gig economy. >>this lot redefines workers in many industries as employees. instead of independent contractors that effectively forces companies like are over at left to expand wage and benefit protections to drivers. the governor is also working with lawmakers to negotiate with ride share companies on other possible rules for workers. >>so let's make sure that the safeguards are put in here as well it is as we move forward and we talk about the future of work, let's not stop talk about the future workers over a live after saying that the law could mean a longer wait times for passengers. higher fares. they are prepared to fund a measure on the 2020 ballot to overturn the new law. the new loss was to go into effect january 1st. >>in the hospital now with critical injuries after a crash in marine county. the mother lost control on northbound one o one wednesday morning and a plunging down a 90 foot embankment just

>>our top story tonight at 8.30 governor gavin, newsome is taking action against teen vaping.porter ashley zavala is in sacramento with more on the executive order that the governor signed today. producing those kning what ey sleep at night they're doing. >>this try to help for the next general and the generation. >>the governor gavin newsome taking aim at youth vaping and flavored tobacco products the governor monday announcing a million advertising campaign about the dangers of vaping nicotine and cannabis products the governor says his administration will also increase enforcement against counterfeit in the legal vaping products. the state is also set to consider increasing morning signage on product packaging newsome also asking officials to consider boosting taxes on the cigarettes to the extent taxes can be a deterrent. >>the to plea for kids that are more price sensitive. i think both advertising and taxes should be on the table. >>a spokesman with the cigarette giant juul labs responded monday saying the company is reviewing the governor's executive order. the company

governor newsom signed into law in july lawyers for trump and republicans argue that it violates the constitution by adding an additional requirement to run for president. they also say a federal law requiring presidents to disclose financial information supersedes state law. the other big story we're tracking what was tropical depression. imelda is bringing relentless rain and flooding to southeastern texas trapping some people in their homes. >>and cars this is the same area. decimated recently some people that just got their homes rebuilt. and now this. >>yeah it's a really shocking video there. authorities say that they received hundreds of calls for rescues camila bernal joins us from ray would texas with the very latest. >>for many here in re with taxes and nelda has been way worse and hurricane harvey many of the resident that i spoke to in this area telling me and during harvey their homes in a flood this time around some telling me they had about 6 inches of water others tiny about a foot of water. the owner of this house behind me daniel telling me that he had about 2 feet

the state is also set to consider increasing morning signage on product packaging newsome also asking officials to consider boosting taxes on the cigarettes to the extent taxes can be a deterrent. >>the to plea for kids that are more price sensitive. i think both advertising in taxes should be on the table. >>a spokesman with the cigarette giant juul labs responded monday saying the company is reviewing the governor's executive order. the company applauded the crackdown on counterfeit and illegal vaping products but officials with the american cancer society say newsome's actions. no go far enough we know that the use of flavors is what's drihis ew epidemic in uptake of tobacco use we need to do is take the flavor. >>the back of politics and cigarettes and cigarettes and cigars off the shelves. >>so governor newsom says he doesn't have the authority to impose a statewide ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products but he says the legislature does state senator jerry hill actually dropped his proposal to do just that after lawmakers tried to exempt who could industry from his measure.

he doesn't do things. >>> governor newsom favors a complete ban on e-cigarettes. the flavored e-cigarettes but there's a reason why he didn't do that today. >> reporter: because that is not technically within his executive power so what he is asking for is for legislators to work together, pass something, mike get it to his desk and that way he would be able to exercise his power. >>> there are new safety concerns after investigation into smokable cbd products in a small study in los angeles for the percent of the vape cartridges that were advertised as containing smokable cbd actually contained cheap and dangerous street drugs. the associated press study shows the fake cbd cartridges included synthetic marijuana which can give an intense high. across the country lab text survey or elbow products included drugs known as k2 or spice in at least 13 states. >>> supervisor proposing the ban on easter great use in unincorporated areas of county. david kembto be included in the county's smoking nets which prohibits smoking in public areas. is clear is the great companie

newsom wants officials to consider changing how e- cigarettes are taxed. since they typically phase lower taxes than traditional cigarettes. >> i don't believe in these liver tobacco products. i hope that we address that issue administratively. >> the governor says that he cannot take executive action to ban flavored e-cigarettes, even though he wants to. that would require legislative support. >>> meanwhile, the san francisco based company released a statement regarding the order. same quote we will review today's announcement as we strongly agree with the need for aggressive category wide action on vaping products and applaud action cracking down on counterfeit and knockoff products. >> the governor also calls on the president today to provide 8000 more housing vouchers. this is in response to the housing secretary and carson's visit to the bay area to address the issue. we been >> reporter: folks are trying to help solve the problem here in santa clara county. they said they would like the help of the term administration if it is sincere. but they stay

this try to help next general and the generation governor gavin newsome taking aim at youth vaping andhe governor monday announcing a million advertising campaign about the dangers of vaping nicotine and cannabis products the governor says his administration will also increase enforcement against counterfeit in the legal vaping products. >>the state is also set to consider increasing morning signage on product packaging newsome also asking officials to consider boosting taxes on the cigarettes to the extent taxes can be a deterrent. >>the to plea for kids that are more price sensitive. i think both advertising and taxes should be on the table. >>a spokesman with the cigarette giant juul labs responded monday saying the company is reviewing the governor's executive order. the company applauded the crackdown on counterfeit and illegal vaping products but officials with the american cancer society say newsome's actions don't go far enough, we know that the use of flavors is what's driving this new epidemi uptakof tobacco use what we need to do is take flavor. >>the tobacco products, the c

the bill contains amendments that governor gavin newsom requested. now he has demanded further changes which are in a second bill, sb714. still ahead, we sit down with state senator jerry hill to discuss the vexing bill and what happened in sacramento when the bill passed the state senate. >>> and an effort to level the playing field, or a political power grab. some say a push for fair election reform in san jose is not fair at all. >>> good morning. one of the most contentious issues and california this year has been the issue of vaccinations. joining us is state senator jerry hill. and sacramento, to vaccinate or not to vaccinate. laws and who should be exempted. we made it required that children be vaccinated after the last outbreak of measles. this week in sacramento, we saw a bill i wanted to talk about. it is about policy and politics. the policy is exemptions, who should get exempted and how. and the politics of that. there was a bill that made it all the way through the assembly and the state senate and contentious hours of debate. at the las

>>governor gavin newsome taking aim at youth vaping and flavored tobacco products the governor mondayvertising campaign about the dangers of vaping nicotine and cannabis products governor says his administration will also increase enforcement against counterfeit in the legal vaping products the state is also set to consider increasing morning signage on product packaging newsome also asking officials to consider boosting taxes on the cigarettes to the extent taxes can be a deterrent. >>the to plea for kids that are more price sensitive. i think both advertising and taxes should be on the table. >>a spokesman with the cigarette giant juul labs responded monday saying the company is reviewing the governor's executive order. the company applauded the crackdown on counterfeit and illegal vaping products but officials with the american cancer society say newsome's actions don't go far enough, we know that the use of flavors is what's driving this new epidemic in uptake of tobacco use what we need to do is take flavor. >>tobacco products, the cigarettes and cigarettes and cigars off the she

if you are gavin newsom you are being protected by the cops.st a normal person out there trying to eke out a living and take care of your family, you are the one who gets affected by this. >> you are the one who gets affected and you are the one who ultimately is not being protected by the men and women there to protect you because the governor doesn't support and take care of them. look out for their best interests. which is completely insane. trish: good to see you, sir. thank you. it seems like bernie sanders has no tolerance for crying babies. watch. >> did i hear you correctly say you have to cut your pills in half for your son? okay. if we could keep that down and little bit, okay, thanks. trish: we'll find out what happens just moments add bernie scolds the baby. this is some good video. first another security breach for facebook. 400 million people have been compromise. find out how to know if you are one of them. if your gums bleed when you brush, you may have gingivitis. and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums

governor newsome says president trump is acting on a political vendetta. >>i don't know what the hells happen to the republican party and by the way where is the republican party right now were they pushing back why are they pushing back they believe in federalism that believe in states rights least assert that nowhere to be found. on this. 100 waivers have been approved over and over and over again courts have upheld rights of these waivers. some confident we'll prevail eventually will take years and years and years more uncertainty more anxiety. the california will prevail. >>attorney general javier threatened to sue the administration. if it goes through with the plan. trump says that he revoke the waiver so that auto manufacturers can produce cheaper and safer vehicles. >>transportation is granting 7 and a half million dollars to help people get around contra costa county. the move will support 3. vehicle projects in the east bay and it will help provide public transit for the elderly and walnut creek and the shuttle to take people from a hospitals in

governor newsom is beginning an aggressive new campaign about the dangers of vaping. >> governor newsom of four. he knows vaping is popular among teenagers always aiming to tackle all forms of vaping. hundreds of people have already gotten this sick in seven of died across the country. this latest death in california was warded yesterday with the health department saying the person died of a long illness associated with vaping. governor newsom's executive order will crack down on fake an altar of vaping products and increase warming labels on packaging. he is also launching a public awareness campaign about the dangers of vaping nicotine and cannabis products. he wants to keep the products out of the kids hands. >> with the advent of these vaping tools and technologies we have seen a significant increase in the use and abuse of vaping products particularly now with these flavored illiquid products. >> some is also exploring ways to change how e-cigarettes are taxed in an effort to make the products more expensive, therefore making it harder for teens to buy per the cdc reports that cali

governor newsom is expected to sign it.oregon is a only one in the country with statewide rent control. >>> a still big homeless encampment of the oakland coliseum which mostly is large wooden shelters. it is near 86 avenue in east oakland. city and crews were out there tearing down the wood palace. there were about 20 makeshift homes that were built in the last couple of months. city officials say they would in the roping tanks at the camp made it a fire hazard. homeless people who live there say it was all they had.>> i am not sure if i'm going to stay comfortable. i am okay here. >> i am okay. after a year of living on the streets, it feels good in a tent.>> that particular encampment gained a lot of attention recently. a mother gave birth out there. the city eventually found housing for the mother and her new baby. a nonprofit organization is raising money to buy tents for the homeless. some of the nearby business owners say that tents won't solve the problem of garbage piling up on the streets. >>> beginning next week,

with newsom's progressive agenda on the line.onomy with an exploding homeless crisis. >> look at los angeles with the tents and the horrible, horrible disgusting conditions. >> reporter: ahead of trump's west coat swing the white house floated a plan to deregulate housing too increase supply. a clear dig at california. >> so he's got to find the areas where we're not performing and that is the issue of poverty, affordability and homelessness and exploit those as a way of tearing down a new governing philosophy. >> reporter: if you look at some of the barbs you both have shared on twitter -- >> there's a few. >> there is a good bit. >> reporter: and it is offline too. >> how about this clown in california. >> reporter: newsom responded by tweet saying trump is litirally locking up kids like pennywise, the scary clown from the movie "it". >> do you relish that fight? >> no. but he calls me a clown and i called him pennywise, forgive me. interestingly we forgive me, not in public, on the phone, in person. and he's very gracious in t

>>after governor gavin newsom signed sb to 76. the bill gives the department of public health the power to decide who can be exempt from childhood vaccines nearly blocking the hallway with signs taped to the governor's office monday protesters say that was to vaccinate should be between patients and doctors some republican lawmakers so cancer protesters showing their support for the group's this is even about vaccines anymore. this is about government stepping in where it doesn't belong. as long as the technical changes, wants to make it out the legislature, the demonstrations on every floor of the state capitol. called the lawmakers fast track. those technical changes between the assembly and senate monday. after protesters screamed to each chamber, forcing both to go into recess, some protesters considering this a civil rights movement democratic senators disturbed by the disruptions yes. >>and to say that this the new civil right he must i think it diminishes all this trouble. >>there's security remains tight around the buildin

mister newsome is responding to all of this.well it is a battle to reese and can make no mistake about it governor newsom vowing to the state. we'll stand against a move by president trump to limit a particular environmental policy. the president announced today. he's revoking california's waiver under the clean air act the waiver gives the state the authority to set stricter vehicle emission standards than the federal government does. governor newsome says president trump is acting on a quote political vendetta. >>i don't kn wo the republican and by the way where is the republican party right now were they pushing back why are they pushing back they believe in federalism that believe in states rights least this or that nowhere to be found. on this. 100 waivers have been approved over and over and over again courts have upheld rights of these waivers. so i'm confident we'll prevail eventually will take years and years and years more uncertainty more anxiety. california will prevail. >>attorney general javier is threatening to su

>>has been on governor newsom's desk for a few weeks now. >>there could be a new kind of business coming soon to the city of santa cruz as a city council is considering an ordinance which would allow marijuana lounges ashley key reports. >>clothing stores, bars and offices, lined the streets of downtown santa cruz. but a new kind of business could be cropping up in the near future. it will be a lot like a restaurant only with marijuana on the menu. >>there's a couple of different models out there existing store. a potentially some sort of room there where you could purchase the product in the venue and then actually be able to consume on site. other options are in use that solely and bring your own almost like a b y o b and then there's options for places that. maybe have a baked goods or pri, rolled. items that you consume on sites kind people said it's a huge step for the industry and something they've already been planning. >>these are some of the renderings of what their ocean street lounge would look like >>where the transactional are t

governor newsome, mayor breed. when j.p.p with the warriors and to become the naming rights partner for the chase center three years ago, we didn't just sign up to be the partner to a basketball team. even the winningest basketball team over the past five years. and we didn't just sign up to be partners with the best owners in sports or with rick, the best president in sports and we didn't just sign up to put our brand ton side of this gorgeous, most technologically advanced, most fan-friendly and all tho* those things ahmad said arena and the one worthy of being san francisco's first. we signed up to be a partner to the bay area. we get to look at a lot of these sports naming rights fields and not with what made this undeniable for us. j.p. morgan chase has been here for 130 years. we have 3,000 employees who work here. we've doubled our branch network here over the past 10 years. the c.e.o. of our consumer bank is here today. the two of us were running around taking pictures inside like two little kids. we serve 2.5 millio

governor newsom says that's not the real reason. >> about the oil industry, period, full stop. not about the car manufacturers. not about consumers. not about the health, not weabo econo economy. it's about oil consumption. >> governor newsom says the state will file a lawsuit to block the order as soon as it's issued tomorrow. >>> california'sels crisis rejted the governor's request for more federal money to expand homeless prcaon blames state and local policies for aggravating the problem. mayors from san francisco and saying agree they confront ago crisis. coming up on nightly news, lester holt examines the issue, talking directly with those most affected. >> what is it like to literally live on the streets or live in your car? >> i've always tried to make the best of it for my children, so they couldn't tell what was going on. you know, i'd end up coming up with a game. i would tell my children that we were going camping, you know, we had to sleep in the car, they were like, dad, we're going camping again? and i would say yeah. >> that tearful interview and more. 5:30 major

governor newsom has signed the fair play to play act to enable students to have endorsement deals. >> nbc bay area's bob redell has more on how the ncaa is responding. >> the ncaa said this bill could upend amateur sports and it is unconstitutional and gives schools in california unfair recruiting advantage over schools in other 49 states. governor gavin newsom signed into law while on "the shop" hosted by lebron james wand california is the first state to allow college athletes to sign endorsement deals, hire agents and profit from use of their name and likeness. especially when it comes to video games. the so-called fair play to pay act which goes into effect in 2023 only applies to student athletes at four-year private and public schools that receive $10 million or more year from media rights. this does for bid schools from directly paying athletes. now background here, gavin newsom was a college athlete himself and played baseball at santa clara. he just spoke to the media by phone in the past hour and said with the new law he wants the students to share in the millions of dollars

newsom thinks parents should be able to keep existing exemptions. he also wants doctors to be able to provide evidence to a review panel in their decisions are challenged. >>> here at abc 7, building a better bay area means a lot of things, including young community members to dream big and be bold. that was the message at the newly opened chase center where a group of young women was treated to a celebrity guest. kate larsen was there for the big reveal. >> y'all need to keep 700 plus. >> reporter: the afternoon started with a talk about credit scores -- no, that's not the sound of a free checking account, but rather a surprise guest, jogging in from the newly opened chase center. warriors superstar stephen curry showed up to inspire younger bay women on success. >> you don't need someone like me to tell you what you can go after. you can do it on your own, being bold, courageus, a vision, a plan of attack of how you're going to do it. >> reporter: curry helped the girls through a workout. >> that was very exciting. >> i really love basketball. he'

assembly bill 5, if passed, could be on newsom's death before the legislature adjourns for the year on september 13th. >>> deliberations resume in the ghost ship fire. there is a wrinkle why the jury could be meeting only a handful of times this month. >>> a huge celebration with the grand opening of the chase center. we'll take threw for the festivities. >>> the epipens are vital for those with severe allergies and can be lifesavers. cost has been an issue for some people. michael finley will explain some >>> after a 12-day hiatus, three new jurors, they are back in deliberations and serious questions how much deliberating they'll actually do in the month of september. >> abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live in oakland with the very latest. leslie? >> reporter: this is the fourth day of deliberations with this reconstituted jury panel after the three were dismissed for misconduct a couple weeks ago. as one defense attorney put it today, there are lots of questions about that and can this jury, can they recall all the details of testimony from all the way back in may. the five-m

california's new vaccine last opcomes after intense protests at the state capitol after governor newsom signed the bills leaders of the campaign were not available for comment tuesday. the governor defending his decision to sign at a recent press conference and i'm. i listened. >>to my administration i listen to folks all sides of this the bait and i supported. the vaccination bill because i felt that it can be implemented in an effective manner. >>the secretary of state's office says the group has until december 9th together and submit the signatures reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>up next we take a trip to albuquerque, new mexico as we learned the hidden history of denis chavez during hispanic heritage month. >>the largest union of federal government employees says that it's under attack by the trump administration hundreds gathered in a rally in washington dc today saying that there. >>our washington correspondent trevor shirley reports their effort is getting support of some major players in congress but not in the administration. federal union representatives

>>spoke along with governor gavin newsome and more you president rick welts now the one billion stadiumseats. they're planning on holding about 200 events per year including warriors games. now of the steam took about 7 years to build back in 2012 the announced they're going to build it here in mission bay mayor ed lee at the time i helped get the ball rolling on this project he has since passed away the current mayor london breed think a lot of people she admitted that it's not easy to get a large project like this completed in san francisco and there are many many people who deserve credit. >>thank you to all all the city departments all the different public safety officials all the labor faults all the people who worked hard to make this happen. this chase center will be an incredible asset for san francisco for generations to come. and we're so proud to be here to cut the ribbon today to make it a reality to so many people who deserve this incredible space. >>now the chase center is officially opened the first concert will be this weekend starting friday metallic in the san francisc

on monday, governor newsom signed a pro vaccine bill. >> i support the legislation we passed to makeildren are vaccinated in the schools. people can disagree with that. but when that tips into assaulting elected officials, that's an attack on democracy. >> reporter: long time capitol public radio rub pick ben adler witnessed the drama. >> i have been covering this for eight-and-a-half years. i have never seen anything like have an ill effect and time fo i'd say you accomplished nothing and you are a loser. >> reporter: authorities are also testing the liquid itself to confirm what the substance was. senator glazer said that they did wrap up that session at 3:00 a.m. today. another bill the demonstrator could have been protesting would have allowed abortion pills at college campuses as an on campus medical service. >>> a santa rosa toddler is dead, a man fighting for his life and facing murder charges if he survives. police responding to a home today to find 29-year-old patrick o'neal unconscious next to a 13 month old boy. that child pronounced dead by paramedics. officers said they

after governor gavin newsom signed sb to 76. the bill gives the department of public health the power to decide who can be exempt from childhood vaccines nearly blocking the hallway with signs taped to the governor's office monday. >>protesters say that was to vaccinate should be between patients and doctors some republican lawmakers so cancer protesters showing their support for the group's this is even about vaccines anymore. this is about government stepping in where it doesn't belong. as long as the technical changes. he's from west to make it out the legislature, the demonstrations on every floor of the state capitol. called a lawmakers fast track. those technical changes between the assembly and senate monday. after protesters screamed in each chamber, forcing both to go into recess, some protesters considering this a civil rights movement, democratic senators disturbed by the disruptions yes. >>and to say that this the new civil right team is far from. i think it diminishes all all the struggles that we've >>there's secur

the decision comes even though governor newsome has set up moratorium on executions. the governor halted executions and march and said that he would for as long as he stays in office. so yesterday the court rejected arguments that members of the jury cannot realistically gauge the seriousness of imposing a death sentence if they think it's not going to happen. however the death penalty remains on the books in california and courts have been proceeding on the assumption that executions may one day resume. well this morning. we have reaction to news that president trump is pushing for a crash down on homeless encampments in california. so the white house confirms that they've sent a team to los angeles to get a firsthand look at the problem. the white house says that president trump signed an executive order back in june to confront regulatory barriers to affordable housing which they called a leading cause of homelessness san francisco mayor london breed says that she would like to see more federal dollars for housing. >>any new investments around affordable housing to

. >>> governor newsom is blasting president trump over what newsom calls a political vendetta. several newspapers including "the new york times" and "washington post" report that tomorrow the epa will revoke aspects of a clean air act waiver that california has used for years to set its own emissions standards. newsom is taking aim at the president ahead of that announcement. he issued a statement reading, quote, we will fight this latest attempt and defend our clean car standards. california, global markets, and mother nature will prevail. >>> two bay area counties declared climate emergencies. saneo and sonoma addressed climate change. pointed out in its declaration rising sea levels could rise by six feet or more and causets nee is to consider what possible actions to take. that is supposed to happen in the beginning of next year. >>> a woman attacked as she tried to get into her apartment building near the embarcadero, a video captures the entire thing. the suspect a homeless man, it's a case that has ignited a heated debate over how to deal with san francisco's homeless. t

>>as the president makes his way through california governor newsome is asking for the president's help when it comes to the state's homeless and housing issues kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. i hope he comes here. with an open mind and real constant critic of president trump governor gavin newsome this week is hoping to get the president's help. >>newsome along with the mayors of california's 13 largest city sent a letter to the administration requesting 50,000 housing vouchers. the group hoping to get the vouchers through existing programs with an increased value to help cover the cost of california's pricey rent some most important part of that request and that is. >>to do right. modifications based upon cost of living which is the biggest challenges the state faces as it relates to the existing allocation. >>the governor estimates with 50,000 housing vouchers. he says that could eliminate california's homeless veterans population. >>and the horrible harm, disgusting conditions. the request comes as the president continues to criticize california's homeles

governor gavin newsome wednesday had onge impact. a law that will redefine workers in many industries as employees instead of independent contractors, it will effectively force rideshare companies like uber and lyft to expand wage and benefit protections to their drivers assembly member lorena gonzalez authored the bill. >>so let's make sure that the safeguards are put in here as well it is as we move forward and we talk about the future of work, let's not stop talk about the future workers in his signing statement, the governor wrote the hollowing out of the middle class has been 40 years in the making and the need to create lasting economic security demands action he has said he would continue to negotiate with ride share companies on other possible rules for their workers uber lyft and doordash have threatened if they don't come to an agreement with california lawmakers they will put up $30 million each on the 2020 ballot measure, a spokesperson for lyft said wednesday, california still has an opportunity to support the overwhelmi

>>spoke along with governor gavin newsome and more you president rick welts now the one billion stadium has 18,000 seats. they're planning on holding about 200 events per year including warriors games. now of the steam took about 7 years to build back in 2012 the announced they're going to build it here in mission bay mayor ed lee at the time i helped get the ball rolling on this project he has since passed away the current mayor london breed think a lot of people she admitted that it's not easy to get a large project like this completed in san francisco and there are many many people who deserve credit. >>thank you to all all the city departments all the different public safety officials all the labor faults all the people who worked hard to make this happen. this chase center will be an incredible asset for san francisco for generations to come. and we're so proud to be here to cut e ribbon today to make it a reality to so many people who deserve this incredible space. >>now the chase center is officially open the first concert will be this weekend starting friday metallic in the san

. >> california's governor gavin newsom. unofficial leader of the trump resistance.ssive answer to a transgressive president. >> reporter: now entering another battle with president trump as he fund raises newsom's backyard this week. a source tells cnn the trump administration will attempt to pull the state waiver letting california develop its own emission standards. the trump administration wants to roll back obama-era rule, but newsom won't bend. >> yeah. checkmate. we actually did something he didn't see coming. we negotiated with private industry and they agree to voluntary standards that went beyond what the trump administration was demanding and for trump it was a realization and a rationalization he doesn't get everything he wants. >> this fight is familiar territory. under newsom's administration california is involved in learly 60 lawsuits against the trump white house jamming the proverbial crowbar in trump's agenda. >> governor, are you able to succeed in wielding your power in a way that democrats in washington are unable to do? >> in some ways that's t