tell governor gavin newsom to come down to magnolia street! >> we will be meeting with them with members of my staff shortly. i can assure you without breaking any confidence that there will be a lot of wonderful things that will be said and done. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom signed an executive order last week talking about empty lots where they can house the homeless. now people want governor gavin newsom to know that they are desperate. >> it is very hard. it is a big journey year after year. i need to help my sister. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom is also pushing for state constitutional amendment legally requiring california cities to provide solutions to homelessness. >> thank you, rob. >>> and there is an agreement for those that own mobile homes in a seniors area. a developer wants to build luxury housing units at this mobile home park. they have more than 100 residents at that site. city leaders have approved the plan to allow the residents now to stay on the property. >> this is a great win for the community. i am very grat

>>reporter: here in the shadow of the oakland coliseum, governor gavin newsom along with oakland mayor schaff address the homeless crisis and they had emergency tents, fema trailers and medical services. they are getting 15 trailers that can house 50 to 70 people. >> state support is finally here and we're not walking away.>> that is not all that oakland is receiving. >> some $19.7 million is available today immediately for the city of oakland to address rapid rehousing and recuperative care and to address first and last months rent and to start the process of converting motels and hotels into permanent supportive housing. >> homelessness has risen almost 15% in two years where more than 4000 people are living on the street in vehicles or shelters and among the homeless are two mothers who have illegally occupied a house in west oakland until they were evicted under court order on tuesday on on wednesday they had this to say to the governor.>> tell him to come down here as this is a crisis. this is a crisis right here.>> newsom called them courageous. >> will have members of my staff m

that is a top priority for governor gavin newsom. he is asng for a $4.75 billion climate resilience bond. he wants to put this on the november ballot. what do we know about this? >> we do not know all of the details. this is framed in the budget in a way for e state invest in the infrastructure. whether it is naral resources or things that we need to build. this will help communities that may have problems as the sea level rise or the fires keep on burning. we want to resilient. as you said this will become before the voters. how much infrastructure has two ways that it will benefit people. it will create jobs and it will create whatever infrastructure we are talking abou we are waiting for the details to see that. they want to see if the labor unions want to come on board to help with that. >>> there is homelessness. that is over e political discussion. that is within any city or state. he said last year he was going to appoint a task force to address th issue. how is his approach fighting homelessness different or a continuation fr

>>th chair and former chair of the national governors association ingovernor newsome wednesday for a tour of thsales force transit center infrastructure project key helped champion as yor of san francisco it's a you know is what we should be doing in this country. >this is what we used to do a lot of it. now we talka lot about this is non-partisan things these are ings that tnscend politics. wanted do well in the future yogot invest in the future the governor called the transit realizeas he showed off the 5.4 acre park. >>talked about how the transit center helped create jobs and a new neighborhood and yet was clear there still moreto do. >>the vision years coming into this facility right now that is not the case. eventually will make their way here next. the transit isues e high speed rail. we think is also rt of but that d other infrastructure projects take money not st from the state but from the federal government. >>which has been a sore spot for governors. >>we need to focus on infrastructure and that washington is that states have stepped upand. and getall the best ideas on so

governor newsome says he's encouraged it on the president's radar i >>and there's a there's a chancehat we'll see something i mean i i'm i'm actually interesting the optimistic that they're going to step up to the state is also set to deploy emergency medical tents and fema trailers to areas in need of shelter starting in march. he says later this week, he'll reveal who is getting them first his tour stops planned in the bay area inland empire central valley and los angeles county in gress meli ashley zavala kron 4 news, some back. >>governor newsome has also cents a group of disaster specialists to puerto rico after a series of earthquakes hit that island last week news, i'm announcing the plan over the weekend after a 5.9 earthquake shook the island saturday. the us territory had already been suffering. damage and power outages from previous quakes the 35 specialists are from a variety of different fields, including incident and emergency management and crisis counseling on top of the damage already left by the quakes the us geological survey reports there's a 12% chance of an afte

tell governor newsom, come to magnolia street. >> reporter: newsom called them courageous. >> will be meeting, members of my staff with them shortly. i can assure you, without breaking any confidence, that there will be a lot of wonderful things that are going to be said and done. >> reporter: newsom signed an executive order last week requiring state agencies to identify empty lots where the homeless can be housed. on the other cold and wet day in the encampments, homeless people wanted newsom to know their desperation. >> it's hard. it's a lot of germs and bacteria out here. the best thing for me to do is to ask for help. >> we have the right to live as human beings. >> reporter: newsom is also pushing for a state constitutional amendment, legally requiring cities to find solutions to homelessness. >>> residents of a mobile home park for seniors in san jose will have new affordable homes under a deal with the builders. san jose city council unanimously approved the agreement that will allow construction of 700 luxury housing units at the side of the winchester senior mobile home par

miami a quiz that bans on abortion and a quarterback last name that's in few minus, a scholar gavin newsom continuing threats against pga's say if the utility esn't hold up its end of >>as the genie continues rough its bankruptcprocess governor gavin newsom gave more details on a timeline for a possible state takeover our capitol buau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>on the niversary of pg e's bankruptcy annocement governor gavin newsome giving a glimpse into negotiations with the embattled utility pg e's bankruptcy has turned out to be an exaordinary never would have imagined that turned out to be a godsend eaking at a public policy institute of california event wednesday. the gornor pg and e doesn't appease the administration and its organization plan the state i've gone through 4 ceos that i've been a personal contact with but there's a lture there that transcendsand intel that mindset rically reforms itself. then the state of california is poised to take it over after the event governogavin newsome said bankruptcy negotiations could continue through the next few weeks we are making p

. >>> governor newsom is calling on a federal judge to reject pg&e's plan for emerging from bankruptcy. the governor says pg&e is trying to pressure the public utilities commission into accepting a, quote, "suboptimal plan". he also suggested that he could pursue a bid to turn pg&e into a public utility. all of this comes one day before a federal bankruptcy hearing that will cover a wide range of unromped issues in the case. unresolved issues in the case. pg&e said additional changes to the plan are forthcoming and the company will continue to engage with the governor's office to address his concerns. >>> now to washington where house democrats began to present their case in the senate impeachment trial of president trump. it was the first of three days of prosecution arguments. greg lee tells us how president trump responded to calls for his former national security advisor john bolton to testify. >> reporter: the senate impeachment trial of president trump entered opening arguments. democratic house managers began their alotted 24 hours arguing for the president's removal from office

>>and this just a first ep in may newsome will vise his plan. one state officials have a better estimate of just how mu money the state will collect in taxes this year. state lawmakers have until june 15th t vote on the budget proposal and then send it to the governor for his approval. >>sports the 40 niners continuing their preparation for their matchup ainst the vikings on saturday marked carpeer has the latest updates and time now for has sports. >>nd you wonder what the niners might be doing tonight. help prepare army. watching from for carbon it exactly they want you know get rey for this game as well so much to talkabout gong to be a big day at levi stadium tomorrow 40 niners vikings, >>winner moves on to the nfc . championship. the big headline toy out of santa cla inside linebacker kwon alexander activated from injud reserve coming back from that pack turrell injury suffered a little bitore tn 2 months ago so be analyzing the chips checking in with players and coaches and also analyzing the rest of landscape here we go the nfl season is

>>he revealed a plan to crisis newsom announced a new cao r x eneric drug program.t would make california the first state to do so also the budget includes a plan to pay for health care of people, 65 and older living in the country illegally, he proposed hiring nearly 600 firefighters of the next 5 years increasing the number of year rou firefighting engines oviding support for state frefighter, health and wellness and spending million on fire resistant homes. >>and the governor is proposing a historic level of funding for k through 12 schools part of is a plan to give $20,000 stipends to teachers at high need hools to do in $20,000 statements. if you teach for year when you teach a high need schools. we're going to create in economic incentives $20,000 statements. that's a $100 million commitment just in this budget ye to award those teachers for doing the right thing. >>this is just the first step in may newsome wilr revise his pl once the state officials have a better estime of how much money the state will collect in taxes this year state wmakers have until june

gornor newsome says that the nation's larges utility company. stl has to step on several key factors, including safety investments. >>pg e is trying to dig itself ouof a financial hole created by more than $50 billion in claims stemming from a series of deadly and destructive wildfires. that has been blamedon the company. the company issued a atement saying that the latest plan would attract a low cost capital in support of itwildfire mitigation plan, help me clean energy goals and compensate wildfire victims among other things but newsome not but peachy knee in a does proper financial position to provide sa affordable and reliable power. >>in 2020. bankruptcy byune. this year. we'll sort it out. it's not the preferred the strategy. >>pg e reps say they believe their plan is in line with the law but will work on any necessary changes saying quote pg e's aware of the vernor concerned that our plan of reorgization needs additional changes to meethe legal requirements for participation in the state's ab 1054 go-forward ball fire fund well pg e has

state lawmakers have until june 15th to vote on newsom's budget proposal. you saw his announcement on cbsn bay area as we carried it live on our new streaming service. stay up to date on kpix.com or your favorite platform. >>> campaign 2020. another exit in the race for president. marianne williamson, the best selling author and spiritual advisor ended her campaign for the democratic nomination. she says she doesn't want to pull votes from top contenders as states prepare for the primaries. one of her most memorable moments came during a debate when she warned of psychic forces tearing the country apart. >> the dark psychic force of the collective this president is bringing up in this country, i'm afraid the democrats are going to see some very dark days. >> williamsson did not qualify for next week's democratic debate and already had laid off her campaign staff. >>> still ahead, an iranian general wasn't the only target in the missile strikes last creek. we tell you about the target that got away. >> and the royals divided. prince harry and meghan markle h

>>up next governor newsom's homeless tour continues. we take you to san diego where he talked to people living on the street dissipated in a homeless count in the 4th i am running to defeat donald trump. in 2016 i warned that donald trump was a dangerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-one house seats. it's time for the senate to act and remove trump from office, and if they won't do their jobs, this november you and i will. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. california governor gavin newsome continuing to assess the homeless crisis across the state so far the governor has made stops in oakland, nevada county and riverside this morning governor newsom was in san diego continuing his tour where he also participated in a homeless count erica richards has more from that area. >>was important and critical survey doesn't just give city officials an idea of how many homeless people there are living on our streets it also gives them th

el gobernador gavin newsom estuvo presente durante el evento realizado en auckland que fue la Última de la indigencia. se refiriÓ a las madres de familia que fueron desalojadas esta semana de una vivienda que estaba deshabitada en auckland. [habla en inglÉs] " ella se representan a decenas de miles de otras madres y familias que estÁn luchando y sufriendo. se requiere mucha valentÍa para hacer lo que hicieron dijo newsom quien asegurÓ que en los ó >> esta es solo una parte de todas las pa seir. los 15 trailers eran propiedad de la agencia federal de emergencias, pero luego pasaron a ser propiedad . reportando en vivo, marÍa antonieta mejía, noticias univisiÓn 14. paola: autoridades en san josÉ estÁn buscando el responsable de un tiroteo. ramon: en washington el proceso del juicio polÍtico sigue su marcha contra el presidente de los estados unidos. ♪ ♪ >> este dÍa se entregaron formalmente los dos artÍculos sobre abuso de poder y obstrucciÓn al congreso por parte del presidente donald trump y asÍ iniciar con el juicio polÍtico ademÁs de darse conocer que el jefe de la corte suprema se

newsome is also proposing $1 billion to fight homelessness and provide behavioral health services. also creating his own drug label to lower the cost of prescription drugs. newsome will be unveiling his system at 1030 this morning. >>> live kland christina rendon ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san francisco police are investigating a daytime home invasion robbery caught on camera in one neighborhood there. take a look at the video. it shows two cars pulling up to a home at about 1:20 wednesday afternoon. as many as 10 people wearing masks jumped out of a car, some of them had guns. the robber robbers confronted one of the victims in this garage holding them at gun point pistol whipping. police say the suspects got away with a large amount of money. >> this is an unusual occurrence not only in that neighborhood but for the city. we don't see incidents like this involving that many suspects. >> now these suspects escaped in an infinity m35 and a gnc yukon xl. the police also say a woman who was at the home during the robbery was not hurt. . >>> well the first 49er's playoff game in six years i

the oakland coliseum will be the back drop for governor newsom today as he makes his last stop on his homelessness tour. he will outlines what he plans to do about the problem in the bay area. the governor outlined 7$750 million to tackle the homelessness crisis in california. but many questions still remain about how the money will be spent to stop the cycle of homelessness. in an interview with abc7 last week, the governor mentioned 100 trailers typically used for disaster relief would be part of his plan, trailers like these that sky 7 spotted in oakland near the coliseum parking lot where the governor will be today. the governor said the state needs to do better to get homeless people off the streets. >> living out on the streets and sidewalks, you may find you're struggling with a little too much to drink or doing something else. then you want to come in, they're like sorry, you have to be clean and sober. it's hard to moralize that. we have to provide more options. >> part of those options could propose a new law forcing communities to house the homeless, something oakland mayor

. >>> coming up, governor newsom is asking for $1.4 billion to help the homeless. we are taking a closer look at one idea. let them move into vacant state properties. trump: obamacare is a complete and total disaster. let obamacare implode. nurse: these wild attacks on healthcare hurt the patients i care for. i've been a nurse in new york for thirty years. i know the difference leadership can make because i saw what mike bloomberg did as mayor. vo: mayor bloomberg helped lower the number of uninsured by 40%, covering 700,000 more new yorkers, life expectancy increased. he helped expand health coverage to 200,000 more kids and upgraded pediatric care--- infant mortality rates dropped to record lows. and as mayor, mike bloomberg always championed reproductive health for women. so when you hear mike bloomberg on health care... mrb: this is america. we can certainly afford to make sure that everybody that needs to see a doctor can see a doctor,hethy can get those medicines. nurse: you should know, he did it as mayor, he'll get it done as president. mrb: i'm mike bloomb

tell gavin newsom! >> reporter: he called them courageous. >> we'll be meeting, members of my staff with them shortly. and i can assure you, without breaking any confidence, that there will be a lot of wonderful things that are gonna be said and done. >> reporter: newsom signed an executive order last week requiring state agencies to identify empty lots where the homeless can be housed. and on this bitter cold and wet day in the encampment, homeless people wanted newsom to know of their desperation. >> newsom is pushing for a constitutional amendment legally requiring cities to find solutions to homelessness. >>> an aging home that was once an eyesore in san jose's willow glean neighborhood has been transformed into a haven for homeless women and their children. san jose mayor sam locardo, representatives from the city team helped open the house of lives. it will house 14 women up to one year as they transition into the next stage of their lives. >> about one third of the people that are homeless are wo

. >>> governor gavin newsom heads to the east bay. he expects a plan to tackle the homeless epidemic. part of his spending proposal includes $750 million to help tackle the crisis. he also signed an executive order that will help identify properties that can become svelters. >> dealing with homeless encampments rather than sfpd. the chronicle is reporting they voted for a resolution asking mayor london breed and the board of supervisors to reconsider the response to the homeless crisis. this comes after officers come under criticism over encampment cleanup. supervisor matt hanie supports the idea. >>> a warning to parents. 10-year-old samantha winters lost control of her arms and legs in november. she is currently at benioff children's hospital in oakland. she's diagnosised with a rare disease called acute flaccid myelitis, known as afm. it begins with cold-like symptoms and progress noose paralysis in just a matter of days. samantha and her mother are putting out the word to others. >> what i went through i wouldn't want any other ki

governor newsom also addressed the pg&e bankruptcy today. he is doubling down on a government takeover. attorneys did assure the judge that the utility will emerge from bankruptcy by june 30. >>> we have a look at the forecast male. we will see some 70s in the forecast. >> we will, indeed. we are finishing up on the upside with some dry weather. look at this one as we are looking from treasure island toward the city of san francisco. that is gorgeous. as we look behind the very building and the hybridizes. napa got up to 67 today. oakland got up to 65. overnight there will be lows in the mid 40s and the sun will rise tomorrow morning at about 7:15. high pressure is building over the pacific and low pressure is firmly anchored in the gulf and not sending any strong disturbances our way. just a few high clouds from time to time. futurecast shows that we have kind of a cause of high clouds moving over the area tonight but we go mostly sunny by the afternoon and we will warm up a little bit as well. 64 degrees on thursday and he will notice a wa

>>and requesting governor gavin newsome come up with the commission on this topic for making doctors irrelevant. i think that stage national anti-vaccine activists del big tree helped lead tuesday's protest democratic senator richard pan who helped create the new laws took aim at big tree on twitter saying he quote is supported and enriched by a wealthy wall street hedge fund manager and his wife. >>who took advantage of an endangered american families and children hashtag science hashtag vaccines work hashtag i've acts to protect since january first doctors who issue more than 5 vaccine exemptions a year are now subject to review in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news, a man is vandalizing street lights and traffic lights in one east bay city creating dangerous conditions for drivers more on that story in a minute also part now discussing plans to provide wi fi on all stations provide wi fi on all stations everyone is at risk for enamel loss. provide wi fi on all stations when you drink or eat something that's acidic it sucks the miner

governor newsom wants the state to get into the prescription drug business.e are at the weather center now to talk to mike about what's happening on the roads, it is a bit of a messy commute. >> it is messy but not like that thing from governor newsom will be. can't wait to hear about that. it's simple to note it's raining out there. slow down a bit. temperatures are in the mid 50s. here's 280/17, you can s it's raining down in the south bay. poor for your commute this morning. for the most part, in the bay, it will be quiet, stay inside if you want to be dry. this evening it will be fine. here's sfo, it's not raining now. it was raining earlier m you can see the tarmac there definitely wet. no delays at any of our airports. let's look at what's going on with live doppler 7. i looped the last hour or so to give you an idea of how quickly it's clearing out in the north bay. fog may be possible for you over the next few hours. rain in the peninsula until 7:00, taking off to the mid 80s this afternoon with increasing sunshine. as far as the east bay valleys, rai

governor newsom is calling homelessness just as pressing. he is using these trailers to tackle the problem. we're told tents could also be rolled out to supply temporary housing in an interview with leslie brinkley last week, the governor outlined how temporary housing would be a part of the solutio solution. >> folks should know it's not just money. it's accountability, transparency. we're bringing out trailers, emergency medical equipment. we'll start treating like this like it's a fema recovery operation, like we have wildfire victims. >> the governor is allocating 7$750 million in the budget to tackle homelessness crisis. we'll learn more about how the money will be used at today's event in oakland. this is the governor's last stop in his tour after appearances near sacramento, l.a. and fresno. each city speaking to people directly affected by homelessness. i'm julian glover, abc7 news. >>> san francisco mayor london breed announced plans for a new navigation center on street near market. it was once used by city college of san francisco

this is video of governor gavin newsom and from o'gorman or arnold schwarzenegger touring tinker 134 back in august. governor newsom released a ent stifora atem and australia are already united by the deadly wildfires, now grieve this tragic loss together." investigators now reach the crash site. the tail section reportedly remains intact. but the fuselage was destroyed. this? >> veronica thank you. a push tonight to make utility ies anck usop meyour power. state senator scott weiner's bill would require companies to reimburse customers or local governments for cause associated with planned blackouts like lost wages and spoiled food. sheriff grose would have to put money into a reimbursement fund. the bill cleared the senate operations committee today. weiner says it would create an incentive for smaller targeted blackouts to prevent wildfires. >>> president donald j. trump's impeachment trial stretching into another late night. house managers ending their day with a fiery push for the presidents removal. cbs reporter natalie brand with of the highlights from capitol hill. >> reporte

. >>> also tonight, governor newsom is threatening a state takeover of pg&e. kpix 5's maria medina on why he is blasting the utilities plan to get out of bankruptcy. >> reporter: this was supposed to be a big step for the troubled utility company. pg&e announced earlier today i just made an agreement with insurance companies, wildfire victims, and bondholders to emerge from chapter 11 bankruptcy. but then the governor stepped into protest pg&e's request for court approval of a financing proposal, because he says it calls for borrowing billions of dollars to pay off its bills to get out of bankruptcy. the debt, newsom says that would hurt the utility's ability to reduce wildfire risks. >> they don't get their act together we will do it for them. and currently there proposal on-site and safety. they are not where they need to be. >> newsom filed his protest in court documents with the u.s. bankruptcy court. the governor went on to say if pg&e doesn't get out of bankruptcy by the student, he is working on a legislative strategy for eight state takeover of the uti

governor newsom wraps up the last day of his homeless tour across the state. nbc bay area's melissa colorado with more. >> reporter: jess, a pretty fitting day to showcase these trailers for the homeless given these rainy conditions. this is an empty lot, steps away from the coliseum you. think of this as a state-approved tailor park. the question many are asking today, are 15 former fema trailers enough? >> none of us are naive that 15 former fema trailers now in state control and state-owned is going to, quote unquote, some of the crisis. >> reporter: but it's a start, says governor good afternoon newsom, joined by oakland mayor libby schaaf and other city leaders as he toured the rvs that will keep 50 to 70 homeless people dry on rainy days like today. >> they were deployed from the california wildfires and being repurposed for this. >> reporter: each family who gets a trailer must have one dolt willing to hold down a job, part of the governor's latest executive order that allows cities to open emergency shelters for the homeless on vacant state land. newso

newsome says the incident underscores the homeless crisis. >>they're representing. 10's of thousands of other mothers. that are struggling and suffering. that will never get the time attention and support takes tremendous amount of courage to do what they've done. they deserve enormous amount of credit. >>the governor also says he s staff will meeting with the mother soon and promised quote wonderful things we'll come out of the ordeal. well there appea to be an up tick in coyote sightings in the south bay it's becoming more common in residential areas, leaving many people uneasy kron four's dan thorhas more. >>a coyote tugging and gnawing away at a drip system of a san jose home. e scene captured on brian payers home security video early monday morning. he's having fun. they are says this coyote has been making sporadic nighttime visits to his neighborhood near all mud in lake over the last moh really know what to school in a way to spring in bexarand his neighbo have not become concerned by the visits but they are making surethey're more aw

>>other news all week governor newsom has been touring the state to talk about solving california's homeless crisis today. he brought that conversation to oakland joined by oakland mayor libby shaft the governor highlighted new funding proposals as well as ones that have already been approved in fact millions of

gavin newsom objected saying th dollars to pay off its bills. he said the debt would hurt pg&e's ability to reduce wildfire risk. >> for them. they are not where they need to be. >> the san francisco company is trying to dig out of a financial hole created by more than $50 billion in claims connected to a series of catastrophic wildfires. newsom says he is working on a legislate of strategy for a state takeover of the company if the utility does not get out of bankruptcy by this june. >>> and asking for land to the feds. he says the state is providing free excess land for housing. is calling on the housing secretary ben carson to match that commitment by providing surplus land to local governments. the governor is also requesting an additional 50,000 federal housing vouchers. >>> an exclusive vacation platform that caters only to women is gaining popularity. our cbs money watch reporter diane king hall has that story and more from the new york stock exchange. >>> wall street treaded lightly yesterday as the dow fell nine points and the nasdaq ad

newsome recently released his budget proposal for the upcoming year. it lls for air markg billion to combat the issue. the governor's plan focuses on offering tents and trailers as immediate solutions. now at more than 6 millio californians and californians have there e real id from the dmv is encouraging everyone else to get there is by the october 2020 deadline, sstarting octob first the department of homeland security. they quire everyone to have at least a valid passport are other federally approved documents to travel the united states. if you still do nothave your real id t you can complete an application before going to the dmv to sort of like speed up the process to apply you must have proofof identity a socialsecurity card and to prove a residency so make sure you get on it well the sheriff says school districattorneys has made big changes. no more cash bill in the citythe police officers association issued a opposition to this kron four's j r stone has more. today we moveaway from a wealth sed system. >>to a risked basis ney appointed san fra

but newsom says the company needs to do better. and, that includes a complete overhaul of its board of members, management, and even its ceo. >>> also tonight, a stunning larger-than-life tribute to kobe bryant has popped up here in the bay area. check this out. pleasanton-based newgrounds technology created this 115 foot tall , 92 foot wide image of the nba legend on a baseball field. a couple who runs the company says they wanted to honor the basketball player who touched so many lives. they didn't want to reveal the exact location of the tribute, but say it's located in one of pleasanton's many parks. >> the more i learn, the more he touched me. and, him as a father, him as an athlete. him as a person. and that impacted me deeply. >> our technology, i was just so proud to be able to run out there this morning. and print it. >> the technology is pretty cool. the company's turf printer blows air to gently bend grass in different directions to make up the dark and light contrast. the images expected to last a couple of days for the

newsome says the incident underscores the homeless crisis. >>they're representing. >>10's of thousands of other mothers. that are struggling and suffering. that will never get the time attention and support that they're receiving. it takes tremendous amount of courage to do what they've done. they deserve enormous amount of credit. >>the moms have been occupying that me since november. they're now looking for new housing the governor says his staff will be meeting with the mother soon and promised quote wonderful things will come out of the ordeal. other details were given you see birthdays operating budget director was arrested today in connection to a child investigation. >>authorities say that an online tip led them to 49 year-old john bain check ul officers served a search warrant at his berkeley home and work and recovered images of the prague rafy from a laptop when he was questioned, they inch eckel admitted to viewing and possessing child he was cited and has been released from jail. u c berkeley put out a statement saying that they a

the tour will put newsom face-to-face with people experiencing homelessness. newsom will be in the bay area later this week. >>> at the live desk, it's the story so many people cannot stop talking about. queen elizabeth is preparing for a royal meeting to discuss the future of prince harry and meghan after announcing to step back from their royal >> it shows there is a real and genuine desire to accommodate the sussexes, to make them happy. they've clearly been unhappy and nobody wants that. >> meghan, who has returned to canada, will join the discussion by phone. one of the key topics is expected to be money in the conversation. harry and meghan have said they will work to become financially independent. >> that phone call should be interesting. thank you. >>> still ahead, oprah getting ready to make a stop in san francisco as part of her to deal with the problem.icians but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare costs. we fought oil companies for new clean air laws and closed a billion dollar corporate

. >>> governor gavin newsome sitting down with "abc 7 news" after releasing his new budget proposal. the plan to combat homelessness which he says is not getting better. >>> stauning development in the hills boro haires murder case, why the star witness went from jail to federal custody. >>> a touching tribute for the man injured while chasing thieves in oakland. >>> one east bay city is kicking off restaurant week. why pg&e made this year's event more important than ever. >>> now news to build a better bay area from abc 7. >>> on the issue of homelessness, we're investing over a billion dollars yet again to address the issue that defines our times. >> governor newsom makes a massive pledge, a huge amount of money and new approach to tackle california's homelessness crisis. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. the governor unveiled his new $222 billion proposal stating that california is in great financial state. >> his budget includes $21 billion in reserves for any economic downturn and a $5.6 billion surplus. the budget calls for $750 million of the surplus t

. >>> california governor gavin newsom is threatening a state takeover of pg&e, the embattled utility. they announced yesterday that they have reached an agreement with insurance companies, wildfire victims and bondholders on a plan to emerge from chapter 11 bankruptcy. but gavin newsom promptly objected saying the call is for borrowing billions of dollars to pay off its bills to he says the debt would hurt pg&e's ability to reduce wildfire risks. >> if they don't get their act together, we will do it for them. period. they are not where they need to be. >> the san francisco company has tried to dig out of the financial hole created by more than $50 billion in claims connected to a series of catastrophic wildfires. gavin newsom said he is working on a legislative strategy for a state takeover of pg&e if the utility does not get out of bankruptcy by this june. >> the governor is asking the feds for land as part of a joint strategy to tackle homelessness. he says the state has already provided free access land for free housing. and is calling on housing secretary ben carson to match the

governor newsom is standing firm against the utilities plan to accept it?. >>> a new report about smile direct club. have andy straightening start up might be silencing dissatisfied customers. >>> probably the cheapest real estate in the bay area. it is up for sale for just one dollar. >>> if you thought measuring the bay area was simple science, think again. wait till you see what it takes to make the precise calculations. learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> we are having to give several doses. >> the heroin also doesn't clear sentinel either. >>

. >>> governor newsom unveiled his new $222 billion budget proposal stating that california is in great financial shape. >> we are enjoying record surpluses. we have seen our bond ratings increase not once but twice in the past 12 months and we are paying down an unprecedented amount of money in terms of our debts and long-term obligations. >> the governor's budget includes a $5.6 billion surplus and $21 billion in reserve for any economic downturn. it also includes $20,000 stipends to teachers at high-needs schools. now, coming up at 4:30 "abc 7 news" reporter lyanne melendez looks at the governor's plans for health candidate including low income immigrants in the country illegally. >>> sonoma county is looking for a solution for what it calls a public health crisis. >> the county is struggling to provide housing for homeless people living in west santa rosa. the county first considered sending them to a camp site at the county airport only to learn mustard gas is buried there underground. >> a day after the county's homeless chief resigned there's a plan from neighbors about a plan to

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e dry into the >>thanks lara said developing story now governor newsom expressing isapproval over pg e's lest reorganization plan which was submitted in bankruptcy court today, the governor said the plan still doesn't meet the standards outlined in a public utilities bill th was passed last year crford's grant lodes joins us in the studio witwhat the governor's worried about well the govnor said no thank you late last year when pg put forth a proposahe's essentially saying the same thing.today governor newsome once the federal judge now to reject this latest pg proposal. he says thnation's largest utility company. still has to step up on several key factors, includi safety investments. pg e is trying to dig itelf out of a nancial hole created by more than billion in claims emng from a series of deadly and destructive wildfires. that havebe blamed on the company and its faulty equipment. the company issued a statement saying the latest plan would help me clean energgoals and compensate wildre victims among other things but newson says the pl stildoesn't put pg knee in a proper finaial

. >>> governor newsom will visit oakland for his last stop on a statewide tour. he will review action to address the crisis. he will go to a site near the colosseum where tents, trailers, and medical services have been set up to help homeless people. he will be accompanied by oakland mayor libby schaaf. he visited fresno, los angeles, and riverside earlier this week. a gofundme page for the mothers who are occupying a home has raised $40,000. the women say they were angry when they returned yesterday to pick up their belongings. >> this is a cruel way to treat us. we were respectful the whole time. we did no disrespect to nobody. >> reporter: bedding and furniture was tossed into the mud by the home at 30th and magnolia street. they took over the home last november. they argue shelter is a basic right and children deserve the safety of a home. they are now calling on governor newsome to hear their story. >> tell them to come down here. this is a crisis! this is a crisis right here! tell governor newsom to come to magnolia street! >> wedgwood properties owns the h

. >>> governor gavin newsom kicks off his weeklong homelessness tour and how his new budget plan will deal with the budget crisis. so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class. what a nice compliment, thank you! save on fast internet and the best wireless network together. what can i say, i love what i do. that's simple, easy, awesome. get xfinity internet and mobile together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. you'll get unlimited talk and text and no activation or line fees. switch today. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 and today, governor gavin newsom starts a weeklong tour across the state to meet with homeless and organizations helping them. the governor's state budget plan was released to include more than $1 billion in homeless response funding and today, the governor goes to a homeless outreach program in grass valley and will make a stop in the bay area this week. >>> a new report said candid

. >>> governor gavin newsom completed his homelessness tour in oakland today. earlier this week, he visited riverside, l.a., and fresno. he promised the state will support cities that are dealing with the homeless crisis. he brought more than just words to oakland. rob roth was with the governor today. he's in the newsroom now. >> reporter: here in the shadow of the oakland coliseum, governor gavin newsom, along with oakland's mayor unveiled some of the more than $1 billion statewide effort to address the homeless crisis. including emergency tents, fema trailers, and medical services. oakland is getting 15 trailers second house 50 to 70 people. that state support is finally here. >> we are not walking away. >> reporter: that is not all oakland is receiving. >> some $19.7 million is available today, immediately, for the city of oakland to address rapid rehousing. recuperative care, to address first and last month's rent. to start the process of completing motels and hotels into permanent supportive housing. >> reporter: oakland has seen homelessness rise almost

governor newsome has said he wants to allocate about million from the state budget to tackle the homeless situation. happening today, san francisco mayor london breed will be sworn in for the second time for an inauguration ceremony, here's video from her first ceremony this was back in 2018 you can see governor newsome there. today will be the beginning of her first full four-year term in office mayor breen will take the mayoral oath of office in about 2 and a half hours from now. >>coming up after the break the standoff between speaker pelosi and mitch mcconnell continues over the upcoming impeachment trial but mcconnell says he has the votes in the senate to move forward without democrats. we're back in a 24 we've just received a during the commercial break of 2 minute warning that the president is about to begin his address to the nation. so we've got probably a little more than a minute left as we're taking a live look here at the podium, the lectern the white house and again this is all in the wake of iran's response. 2 of the us strike that killed one of that country's top generals

governor newsom's proposal for establishing a safe label. >>> the house of representatives approved a that would limit president trump's ability to to take further military action against iran without congressional approval. it was mostly along party lines. speaker pelosi put the measure forward after the airstrike that killed and run in general. >>> bart approved a pilot program to hire specially trained ambassadors to ride trains. the goal is to help passengers feel safe. ambassadors will work in two person teams writing trains and walking platforms seven days a week. bart says they will be trained in de-escalation techniques, but not get into confrontations with people. >>> san francisco police are investigating an unusual home invasion in the crocker amazon neighborhood at home on hanover street at about 1:20 yesterday afternoon. they say a group of 8 to 10 young suspects and hoodies broke into a home and pistol whipped one of the residence and then took off with the police say with a significant amount of money. police say they are now reviewing surveillance video. >> you're watc

. >> newsom will secure medical funding for housing. living on the streets is a public health issue. the oakland mayor says she is relieved to see the causes of homelessness are not being a nord. >> he agrees with us that we must do more than just shelter people. we must prevent people from becoming homeless in the first place and we must get them permanently and securely housed. >> newsom's action was about creating temporary shelter. 's estate looks for ways to move people permanently, it will be the state getting a's marching orders. >>> the governor's council of regional homeless advisors have more actions to announce on monday. >>> san francisco mayor london breed inaugurated for her first full term today. she laid out her plans for her first term. ondrea? >> reporter: well, mayor london breed spoke about her public housing and she will use some tough love to clean up the streets of san francisco. >> reporter: on the grand staircase mayor london breed was sworn in for her first full term as mayor . after taking the oath, she launch

today governor newsome will visit hoekd newsome will go to a site near the coliseum where emergency tents, trailers and medical services have been set up to help the homeless. the governor will be partnered by flez know, grass valley and riverside. eye group of homeless mothers who were occupying the vacant house has now raised more than $40,000. the mothers grew an grie yes. >> we ain't sdis respectful to nobody. >> the group says it's bedding and other wiz care manslaughterly tossed by the house. they argue that shelter in a basic right and children disturb the safety of their home. . >> tell him to come down here. this is a crisis this is a crisis right here. tell him to come right now. . >> southern california based wedgewood properties owns the house. and won a court fight to kick them out of the building. two #340ers and two supporters were arrested on misdemeanor charges and rereleased. >> our time is now 4:07. another homeless navigation will be open in san francisco. it will be at post and hide street. now that center will have a dorm on the top floor. city services on the second

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