it seem like newsom was frustrated that this was a big story.he has the right to keep this information private. we were told we have the right to ask about it. someone as media savvy as the governor by creating a vacuum, crazy right wing conspiracies that came into the explanation were going to come in. this could have been avoided when he gave the explanation even with people he didn't agree with, gave that explanation earlier. >> and people have sometime used family obligations as a shield to do what they need to do without delving into a. to do we really know what happened during this time? sophia, you wrote about this, this week. >> basically for more than a week, newsom's office refused to give any details to rerters or members of the public who were asking what the family obligations were that forced the governor tocancel his trip to scotland. and his wife, first partner added to the confusion. sheet tweeted his critics could get a life and suggested he might have been doing something mundane but like spending time with kids. a couple days

so instead of saying, hey, let's rebuke these words from hog newsome. maybe eric adams actually take advice from someone who is on the ground, who talks with activists offended or afflicted by these quote unquote tough crime laws like the night before. crime bill for the future. mayor adams, if you want to stop rides and protests from happening in the future, maybe try listen to the people who are doing the protesting in the writing. a ferocious clash between rival gangs inside ecuador was biggest jail has killed at least 68 inmates according to police. and this video reportedly shows the inside of the prison. as local said, gunfire and explosions went on for hours. hundreds of officers on so just found guns and explosives off the inmates from one wing of the penitentiary called through a hole to attack a rival gang members. $119.00 and mates were killed there in september in the countries whatever instant of prison violence. donald trump's former top political adviser is facing challenges for failing to aid an investigation into the infamous capitol hi

governor newsom keeps warning of this other winter surgeon infections and state health officials clarifytheir guidance to say they are recommending that essentially all adults get a covid vaccine booster. >>> california's gasoline prices reach new heights this week, according to the aaa, the average price of a regular gallon has hit a record four hours $.69. more than a dollar above last year's price at the same time. an estimated 60,000 nurses, psychologists and other healthcare workers have gone on strike. the workers are striking solidarity with kaiser engineers who been striking for two months and are demanding wage increases. >>> another budget surplus for the next fiscal year totaling $31 billion. the reason, despite the pandemic, many of california's businesses are booming, which provide significantly more taxable income. >>> the u.s. bureau of reclamation is providing $2.7 million to protect the threatened salmon in the klamath river which flows through california and oregon. >>> that this week's friday 5. coming up we will delve into the new documentary moving's san francisco. f

which actually doesn't get down to the crux of what newsome is saying. now what would happen was to make a statement like that, well, we can just look at stopping frisk in new york city because when, when, when we talk about tough on crime, this is one of the features that we're usually discussing. stop in frisk primarily affected black people brown people in the poor. those in new york university study that was done that were the question about stop and 1st was asked 47 percent of the respondents said that they had been stopping frisk. 48 percent were black, 45 percent were latino, and then 37 percent were white will be in the study. they accounted for neighbourhood in the amount of money made per neighborhood in, even amongst the white respondents, though, if they had a mental health disorder or, or if they were in a neighborhood of low socioeconomic status, sharply increase the likelihood that they would be stop for stop in frisk, so there is clearly a disparity that needs to be addressed. and when we've heard the worst tough on crime, like we heard f

governor newsom visited a vaccine clinic in san francisco's mission district.e press noting that 91% of eligible californians have received at least one dose of a covid vaccine. that's more than 58 million total doses that have been administered. but newsom says there's still work to do is encouraging all adults to get booster shots for parents to get their kids vaccinated for everyone to remember the pandemic isn't over. >> this is our sprint working our way into the holiday season to encourage and promote boosters to deal with waning immunity, continue to encourage people that haven't gotten a shot to get a shot, particularly as we enter into the holiday season. now, if you're interested in getting vaccinated or if you need a booster shot or you want to get your kids signed up for a shot. you can go to my turn dot ca dot gov and sign up there. you can also go to kron 4 dot com. we have links and information on our website as well. >> but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> santa cruz counties indoor mask mandate is back in effect in ant

governor newsom is among those traveling for thanksgiving. our interview, his office announced he will be in mexico with his family for the next week. greg lee ktvu, fox two news. it's the third day on the witness stand for theranos founder elizabeth holmes in her federal fraud trial in san jose. so far, she's testified about her contract contact with big pharmaceutical companies back in 2000 and eight and 2000 and nine she says she understood that there are notes was hitting design goals and that its blood testing device showed excellent performance. prosecutors allege homes lied to investors about our company's blood analyzers, saying they were supported by big pharma companies where crews spent hours clearing a crash involving an amtrak train in richmond and a truck carrying new vehicles crash happened shortly after eight o'clock last night near market avenue and soto street. firefighters say the truck somehow gets stuck on the tracks and could not move. 30 people were on board the train at the time of the crash. only the train engineer ne

governor gavin newsome continuing his warnings of a potential winter surge in kings county, tuesday newsome said california is bracing for stress on its health care systems because of waning immunity of vaccines after 6 months and because about 25% of the state's population has yet to get vaccinated. we. >> are going to see an increase in cases we have an increase in potential stress on our system. i don't say that to alarm people. i don't say that for any other reason than to level set with folks statewide covid-19 numbers are stable with some parts of the state starting to see increases newsome noting california is the first state in the nation to allow all adults access to the booster shot. the state sent a letter to health care providers, urging them to not turn away patients who received their original moderna or pfizer vaccine at least 6 months ago or johnson and johnson 2 months ago. as of tuesday, the state had administered boosters to more than 4.2 million people boosters. >> are important to deal with waning immunity. important to help us get through this winter so we do not exper

. >> governor newsom taking his booster campaign to the bay area, what dr. fauci announced ahead of his visit. good morning. it is monday november 22. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. we have a lot to get to but first we will check our weather and traffic. it's going to be warmer but a chilly start. >> a cold start with 30s, 40s, low 50s. through the afternoon, a mild day with fo. it's going to be a beautiful day across the bay area. a live look, you see those clear skies. 38 in santa rosa, 40 concord and livermore, 50 oakland, san francisco 52, 46 san jose. other locations dealing with cold temperatures, napa 36, 36 fairfield, my hometown. we are looking at 45 in san rafael, 44 in fremont this morning and vallejo at 51. 43 and 42 in red wood city. bundle up and put on that big coat as you head out. check it out as we head through the afternoon, pleasant weather with mid 60s along the coast. upper 60s around the bay and low 70s inland. you see on futurecast all the sunshine as we go through our day today. let's check with gianna. this morning we a

newsom. he is here to discuss the state of small business in the united states. guest: happy small business saturday to all small businesses. let's go out and support them today and throughout the year. host: tell us what the small business for america's future is. what is your mission? guest: small businesses for america's future is a coalition of leaders working to provide america's small business community with a voice. most of the time we do not have that opportunity to get lobbyists and have people speak on their behalf so we have a coalition of over 80,000 businesses nationally that come together. we talk about issues that impact small businesses. host: define what you consider to be a small business. is this a sole proprietorship. are these mom-and-pop stores that employ their children and relatives. what do you call a small business? guest: here is what i define as a small business -- a small business is a business owner in your community that goes to church with theo, that spends tim

governor newsome was back in the bay area today. he is urging people again to get their booster shots. kron four's charles clifford has more on the governor's message. >> well, the number of coronavirus cases in california about a month ago was starting to go up. but in the past 7 to 10 days new infections have actually leveled off. that's good news. but state health officials are still worried that we could see a winter surge over the upcoming holidays on monday, governor newsom visited a vaccine clinic in san francisco's mission district. he also spoke to the press noting that 91% of eligible californians have received at least one dose of a covid vaccine. that's more than 58 million total doses that have been administered. but newsom says there's still work to do is encouraging all adults to get booster shots for parents to get their kids vaccinated for everyone to remember the pandemic isn't over. >> this is our sprint working our way into the holiday season to encourage and promote boosters to deal with waning immunity, continu

but newsome says it. >> he stayed behind after his kids said that they couldn't believe he was going halloween and that he had to put them first. the report cited a source that said they were close to the governor who says that he skipped the climate summit after having a strong negative reaction to both the covid booster shot and flu shot that he recently got. but as you just heard, the governor denied those claims. i had absolutely no impact from. >> the covid shot in the north. the original northern worcester. absolutely not. no fatigue even though that's just made up and i hope folks a pause and reflect on the sources and and consider the michigan ash that's going on. >> this comes after the governor did not make any public appearances for nearly 2 weeks since canceling his trip to the un climate summit in scotland and in case you are like some of us in the newsroom. you might be wondering what mitch costs actually means. well, it is a yiddish word meeting craziness, senseless behavior or activity. the more you know. meanwhile, the point of that news conference was for the govern

needed there and it turns out that gavin was actually needed at home newsome admitted. he's those responsibilities particularly to fathers that may not be doing as much that's being honest as the moms have been doing in the last few years the fact that governor newsom made news without having a single media appearance for days seems to show that he is still very much a rising. are in his party other democrats wouldn't be getting this kind of attention. so he has to be considered as a serious possible candidate next time they have a presidential run in san francisco. lyanne melendez abc 7 news. a big step today in the ongoing effort to get more affordable housing in san francisco public and private partners took part in a groundbreaking ceremony for a 100% affordable mixed-use transit oriented housing development in the outer mission. project is being built in a parking lot next to balboa park bart station and will provide residents with intensive social employment and training services. we have space in san francisco to build affordable housing for our low-income commun

esther handsome, gavin newsom, two weeks disappearing act.ed a covid booster shot. the next day he suddenly canceled his trip to the un climate change conference and you know he wanted to flap his gums there and be stroked by the global elite. he claimed it was due to family obligations. today he addressed the real reason. who is getting his butt lift. watch. >> i find out to go to europe and i was ready to go and i had that dinner the kids literally had an intervention and set the couldn't believe i was going to miss halloween. i woke up the next morning, something like other parents, the knot in your stomach i had no choice, i had to cancel the trip. kennedy: he is so full of hot first. he said joe biden junior. his face is falling apart at the seams so katie, where was gavin? for real. >> well, mr. gavin, governor newsom didn't want to acknowledge is going to the party of the year, wedding of the year that would make the french protocols, would look like it was for the peasants. he was invited to a wedding of a billionaire oil, he attended

. >> reporter: this will look a lot different than the one we saw with governor newsom a few months back. as of today the voters of san francisco will get a chance to decide again if they want chesa boudin to be the district attorney. former state senator mark leno says folks have been trying to recall chesa since the day he was sworn in. >> they are lost. they lost the election, they are grieved, they are angry, and they want to you be grieved and angry so you will vote to support the recall, but it is not good for san francisco and it is an assault on our democracy. >> reporter: andrea shorer is with safer san francisco without boudin and said a majority of the signatures gathered were from democrats and this is about safety. >> this is a city is that definitely believes in and supports criminal justice reform, but also understands that we can have both criminal justice reform and public safety. and people don't feel safe in san francisco. resident does not feel safe in san francisco. >> reporter: the election won't happen until june 7, per the city charter. >> since the election date

dan: let's talk about one of the trending topics on twitter, gavin newsom.he governor pulled out of plans to go to the cop 26 conference in scotland. recently speculation has been running rampant about why he hasn't made any public appearances since then. phil has been looking into this and he is live with answers. what is the deal? phil: it is pretty interesting and it sort of underscores how big a name gavin newsom is in california, the country and the world. as you said, the twitterverse exploded today, beginning with rumors, where is gavin newsom? he had become almost a daily fixture in our news lives, through the covid vaccine and epidemic, and the recall election. there barely was a newscast that went by without seeing gavin. he opted out of glasgow, and after he got his booster shot, he vanished from the radar, leading some to start speculating, did he have a bad reaction and are they trying to cover it up? that has become a political fact of life in america today. the twitterverse can start a rumor that is difficult to stop. what is the story? the go

sat down with our lauren lyster in la to lay out the details. >> governor newsome sitting down with us at a los angeles boarding kara type of housing that's the focus of a 3 billion dollar investment is part of his plan to address homelessness. why the investment and what's the plan for these all of us are struggling with what's happening out on the streets and sidewalks at the end of the day, the thing that really drives people's anger, not just frustration. >> are these encampments intense that seem to be showing up everywhere. getting worse and worse and worse. the governor says a key challenge with chronically homeless adults is severe mental illness. that's the target population with the sporting care facility. >> that's the most challenging 24 7 care in la county, one in 4 people living on the streets. reporters, serious mental illness. part of the governor's budget billions of dollars to buy and rehab board and care homes which can provide rooms meals and round the clock staffing for people with severe behavioral health problems. the goal ending 22,000 new beds. the governor

governor newsom: my kids had an intervention. they said that they could not believe i had to miss halloween. i was defending myself and my wife was going to go as well-paid i woke up that next morning with something that is familiar to a lot of parents, that knot in your stomach. i had no choice had i had to cancel that trip. ama: tomorrow, -- i had no choice. i had to cancel that trip. ama: tomorrow, he will highlight ongoing efforts to increase vaccination rates. dan: soon, you will be able to buy fresh crab straight from the boat. the port commission voted to allow the sale of dungeness crab from fishing boats at fisherman's wharf. it will be a one-year pilot program. not clear just when the crab will be available. state wildlife officials delayed dungeness crab in some areas to protect whales and sea turtles from becoming entangled in lines. ama: some southern california animals have received their covid-19 vaccines have the age sea otters at the monterey bay aquarium have all gotten their shots. vaccine made by an animal dru

newsom announced wednesday.ill issue temporary permits to allow trucks to carry more cargo. while that might. >> not pose an immediate relief on the retail front. it will have a substantial benefit on industrial and manufacturing cargo containers that will make their way into the ports of long beach and la the governor said his administration is still working on identifying property to temporarily store containers. he's also directed the department of motor vehicles to extend hours at some locations to process more commercial driver's licenses. it's all part of an effort to cut down on the number of stacked containers behind him. the visual you see here ships anchor. >> is indicative of a larger lack of investment that we've made as a nation. john pri party is the port envoy for the biden administration. he noted the federal infrastructure bill. the president recently signed dedicate 17 billion dollars to revamping ports across the country. governor newsom said the state will be aggressive in getting its fair sh

newsom: we met with retailers over the weekend directly, not just police departments. we ask them what they would like and they would like to see more presence as well. that is why you will see an increased presence in and around large retail centers and shopping malls all throughout the bay. ama: for this governor, crime is something that hits close to home. his store has been a target for thieves. >> my business has been broken into three times this year. i have no empathy, no sympathy for these folks and they must be held to account. ama: the governor also says he is putting more money in next year's budget to fight retail crime. dan: we have complete coverage of this weekend's thefts on our website. you can find more of our exclusive interview with the san francisco police chief and stories on one happens to stolen merchandise. where does it end up? we will continue to update our website and app with any new developments, including any announcements from prosecutors. ama: in san francisco, the governor also pushed kids to get more of them vaccinated. doctors weigh

newsom: we met with retailers over the weekend directly, not just police departments. we ask them what they would like and they would like to see more presence as well. that is why you will see an increased presence in and around large retail centers and shopping malls all throughout the bay. ama: for this governor, crime is something that hits close to home. his store has been a target for thieves. >> my business has been broken into three times this year. i have no empathy, no sympathy for these folks and they must be held to account. ama: the governor also says he is putting more money in next year's budget to fight retail crime. dan: we have complete coverage of this weekend's thefts on our website. you can find more of our exclusive interview with the san francisco police chief and stories on one happens to stolen merchandise. where does it end up? we will continue to update our website and app with any new developments, including any announcements from prosecutors. ama: in san francisco, the governor also pushed kids to get more of them vaccinated. doctors weigh

latiity, e ha the the take a listen to what governor newsom said when it came to choosing the site. >> imperative of equity. that's why we specifically chose this site. not only for its efficacy and for its success but also because we are promoting importance particularly in the latino community to get boosters and to get vaccinated. about 17% of all the boosters have been administered within the latino community. that's not good enough. that's why we are here. >> reporter: so you heard governor newsom say just about 17% of the booster shots administered in the state have been giving to latinos. this site here aims to boost that number up. >>> taking a live look at sfo, tsa says nearly 93% of the workforce is in compliance with a federal covid vaccine mandate. it comes as airports nationwide are seeing spike in travelers and long lines. the mandate went into effect today and the white house says 95% of the government workforce is now in compliance. >>> masks are required indoors again in santa cruz. the reversal comes in anticipation of holiday gatherings to get ahead of a possible wi

thank well, governor newsome to it. a vaccine clinic. in san francisco's mission district today. he was urging people to get their booster shots. now that every adult can get one. >> the governor says california has the lowest covid pouitivity rate in the nation. but yes, there's still work to do. so we hear to celebrate. >> that success of sorts. but soberly and humbly and reminding people of the importance not to let their guard down. >> the governor says 91.3% of all adult californians have received at least one covid vaccine dose with thanksgiving just 3 days away. the biden administration says vaccinated families can safely gather for the holiday without masks. white house chief medical advisor, doctor anthony fauci is still urging caution. this holiday season as covid cases rise across the u.s. however, now she says families where everyone is vaccinated can enjoy thanksgiving safely vaccines along with boosters remain the best way to stop the spread of the virus. new data also show boosters can increase a person's immunity significantly and quickly. >> the vaccines themselv

a solution to the recent rise in retail crimes have been seen all the robberies prompted governor newsom to direct siege. pete increases presence near major retail centers across the bay area. kron four's taylor is aqi has more for us on that. >> a crime ridden weekend rocked the bay area after thieves targeted stores in san francisco's union square on friday pulled by a team looters streaming the nordstrom in walnut creek on saturday. burglars hitting many stores in between across several other cities. >> look, i have no sympathy, no empathy whatsoever. people smashing and grabbing stealing people's items crane havoc and tear on our streets. not governor gavin newsome calling in for backup on monday. >> saying he is now directed california highway patrol to increase their presence near busy shopping centers in the bay area. >> we want real accountability. we want people prosecuted and we want people to feel safe this holiday season. the increa e chp patrols will continue through the holiday season as we expect more shoppers to visit the area since the weekend string of robberies and bur

governor newsom: my kids had an intervention.ey could not believe i had to miss halloween. i was defending myself and my wife was going to go as well-paid i woke up that next morning with something that is familiar to a lot of parents, that knot in your stomach. i had no choice had i had to cancel that trip. ama: tomorrow, -- i had no choice. i had to cancel that trip. ama: tomorrow, he will highlight ongoing efforts to increase vaccination rates. dan: soon, you will be able to buy fresh crab straight from the boat. the port commission voted to allow the sale of dungeness crab from fishing boats at fisherman's wharf. it will be a one-year pilot program. not clear just when the crab will be available. state wildlife officials delayed dungeness crab in some areas to protect whales and sea turtles from becoming entangled in lines. ama: some southern california animals have received their covid-19 vaccines have the age sea otters at the monterey bay aquarium have all gotten their shots. vaccine made by an animal drug company is diffe

so, where was governor gavin newsom the last couple of weeks?early two weeks, and today, he reappeared. we are hearing that the governor put family first. >> governor newsom says staying away from public appearances and working quietly in sacramento turned out to be one of the most productive weeks since being governor. he spoke today in monterey at the economic summit. >> you were not abducted by aliens? >> no, there were some twitter accounts that i think we would all do well taking some time away from social media. [applause] just a thought. >> some speculated the governor had a bad reaction to the covid booster shot, something his stfie two days later, california's first couple abruptly canceled their trip to scotland where they were scheduled to attend the climate change summit. it was numeral for individuals ages five to 12, who forced the governor to have an intervention at the table just days before. >> i'm defending myself, i got to go, this and that, and my wife was going to go. and mom and dad missing halloween, for them, was worse th

if at all possible governor newsome was back in the bay area today. he was urging people to get their booster shot from first. charles clifford has more on the governor's message. well, the number of coronavirus cases in california about a month ago was starting to go up. but in the past 7 to 10 days new infections have actually leveled off. that's good news. but state health officials. >> are still worried that we could see a winter surge over the upcoming holidays on monday, governor newsom visited a vaccine clinic in san francisco's mission district. he also spoke to the press noting that 91% of eligible californians have received at least one dose of a covid vaccine. that's more than 58 million total doses that have been administered. but newsom says there's still work to do is encouraging all adults to get booster shots for parents to get their kids vaccinated for everyone to remember the pandemic isn't over. >> this is our sprint working our way into the holiday season to encourage and promote boosters to deal with waning immunity, continue to e

newsom says that collaboration is working walnut creek directed support. by asking us to get more folks on 680. we already did that moving ahead the governor. state budget to address this type of crime exponentially larger than what we've done in the past because we cannot allow this to continue period full stop. well, we were told that district attorneys in the bay area have been talking trying to come up with ways to be more aggressive now already san francisco's da tweeted standby for felony charges in the newsroom leanne melendez abc 7 news leanne in the wake of this people talking about making changes to prop 47. i know police chiefs we talked to often point that as a problem. that's right. well prop 147 as you know says if you shoplift $950 or less it is considered a misdemeanor now these louis vuitton bags if you will are worth a lot more than that, and that's why i chase a boudin tweeted get ready for felony charges but to answer your question not a peep from anyone today on changing or reforming prop 47. i don't think you will now the only one who

. >>> right now at 4:30, covid cases continuing to climb and a warning this morning from governor newsom. >>> it has been a difficult year for us in the city of oakland. >> the oakland police chief says enough is enough amid a surge of gun violence. this is "today in the bay." >>> here we go. oh, my gosh, i almost said monday morning and it's wednesday already! >> you rehearsed it already. >> we were talking about the fact that it's wednesday already. >> kari, standing in front of a full moon. okay. >> we got the camera pointed up at the moon and focused and we are getting ready for the partial lunar eclipse. we are getting ready for rain, and so we are taking a look at all the views of the moon we can get right now. we starting out with a foggy morning especially in the north bay, and novato's visibility down to zero. we will see mostly sunny skies heading into this afternoon, and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. we'll talk more about all of this in a couple minutes. >>> mike, you said chp left a note about the golden gate bridge? >> yeah, there's a note about the fog. tracy, there

i would like to here newsome's solutions are. i feel there's none. for violence? something that went on that he didn't get that he wanted? the interesting thing though is watch the media. this feud can't be about race because they're both black, right? the media will make it about race the first time that they call eric adams the new face of white supremacy. because they did it for condoleezza rice, they did it for larry elder. any time a black leader speaks in sensible terms in moderate terms, the media says the face of white supremacy. for the rest of the country and new york city, if adams sticks to his guns literally, he will be seen as a savior after what de blasio did to this place. de blasio has committed probably committed the biggest moral crimes turning new york city to a hell pit that resulted in countless deaths and he's still walking around. >> jesse: could we charge him with crimes against humanity? >> greg: i'd like to. >> martha: while he was busy painting the street. >> dagen: and his wife was busy setting fire to almost a billion do

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simply search "boudin". >>> where is governor gavin newsom? normally making an appearance almost daily. he's been out of sight for nearly two weeks until today. he reappeared in monterey today for an economic summit, his first public appearance since october 27. right after that, governor flu some announced he was canceling his trip to the climate summit for family reasons. today he said he did it to be with his family on halloween. >> mom and dad missing halloween. for them, you know, like worse than christmas, missing christmas, and i woke up that next morning with something probably familiar to a lot of parents, that knot in your stomach, that i had no choice,ly to cancel that trip. and appreciate it. >> the lieutenant governor attended the climate summit instead. governor newsom says he's been working and spending time with his kids while away from the cameras. >> let's get you outside and look at walnut creek. it is still kind of cloudy out there. looks a little bit dark and hazy after last night's storm. jeff ranieri is here to break dow

>> unlike what happened with the recall effort against gavin newsom, voters actually won't have a choice next june as to who they want to replace boudin with. they'll only be given one choice, that is, do you want to fire the d.a., yes or no. and if voters decide, jess, that they do want to oust the current of attorney, it would be up to mayor london breed to put in an interim until a had district attorney can be voted in. mayor breed has not weighed in on her stance on the recall effort, but back when boudin was running breed didn't endorse boudin. she put her support behind another candidate. if boudin is recalled, this could actually be a win for mayor breed, who gets to appoint one of her allies as the city's top law enforcement officer. >> really interesting twist. i know we'll be seeing more about this boudin saga for the next six weeks. >>> at the theranos trial, prosecutors continued to build their case against elizabeth holmes. most of the testimony came from dr. doss. he ran the palo alto lab in 2016. he testified that he noticed inaccuracies in test results. he also said he th

in week. >>> after visit to san francisco, governor newsom went to mexico for family vaccination.ant governor will be in charge during his absence. earlier this month the governor was criticized for holding no public events for 12 days without disclosing whereabouts at that time. he said he wanted to be with his kids for halloween. >>> oakland businesses boarded up after violent weekend in the city. forceful plea for help from the police chief. >>> something to smile about, beloved holiday tradition that was forced to break from tradition last year because of covid. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures are dropping now. i'll talk about >>> a live look over oakland on this monday night. city marking yet another violent weekend, and its police chief is calling out city leaders to step up and help. one business is taking matters into its own hands, boarding up so it won't be a target. cheryl hurd. >> my reaction to what is go ing on in the city is wow, we look like wild west to rest of the country i feel like. >> reporter: the have a heart dispensary boarded up wind

speculation grew after newsom's office provided limited information about his absence. welcome everyone to the four i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage. today, the governor explained the time with his family, saying he's been jumping from crisis to crisis over the last year and a half. our political reporter greg lee has been following this story and joins us now with more on governor newsom. message greg alexander good afternoon. during much of that last year and a half the governor has been no stranger to cameras holding at least a couple public events a week. since october 27th nothing and the rumor mill turned after he canceled his trip to scotland for family obligations. today, he offered an explanation. and the kids, literally. they kind of had an intervention, they said. they couldn't believe that i was going to miss halloween. in his first official appearance, nearly two weeks, governor gavin newsom tried to explain a very public absence and what caused him to abruptly cancel a trip to scotland for the u. n climate conference. and i woke up that next morning

governor newsom made his first public appearance today in nearly two weeks. our political reporter greg lee, tells us why newsom says he's been away from the public eye. and the kids, literally. they kind of had an intervention, they said. they couldn't believe that i was going to miss halloween. in his first official appearance, nearly two weeks, governor gavin newsom tried to explain a very public absence and what caused him to abruptly cancel a trip to scotland for the u. n climate conference. and i woke up that next morning with. something's probably familiar. a lot of parents that knot in your stomach. had no choice. i had to cancel that trip during a fireside chat at the california economic summit, newsome explained. he's been spending time with his family and working at the capitol vogue reports. he also attended a glitzy san francisco wedding for eris ivy getty, the sudden exit from the public eye and limited explanation from his office led to lots of speculation, conspiracy theories and criticism. republican assemblyman kevin kiley wrote. governors w

final tally for governor newsom's recall election.creases margin were majority voted for him in 2018. there's been chatter of reforming the recall process and now actively being discussed aired guy, what happened in sacramento today? >> the process looked at changing the recall laws in california. they are going into it with an open mind. they want to end up with a place where they get bipartisan support. but i was surprised at some of the testimony that we heard in the legislature on thursday from experts who have been studying the recall process. they said any changes made to make it harder to get recalls on the ballot would come with real drawbacks. they make the argument that if you raise the signature threshold which is been the most popular idea for reforming recall. we have a low threshold compared to other states. to 12% of voters in the last election. if you raise that there are consequences, leaving it to well-funded businesses would be the only ones able to put on a statewide signature and get a recall for. those are the co

. >> newsom is expected to visit around 11:00. we'll be live streaming it on cbsn bay area. >> we'll wait to see if that push makes a differs. thank you. >>> starting today, masks are required indoors again in santa cruz. mask mandate reversal comes in anticipation of holiday gatherings to get ahead of possible winter surge. it applies to everyone regardless of vaccination status. the mandate calls for people to wear masks inside their homes when members of another household visit. >>> 5:09. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> americans getting ready to take the skies and roads. >>> time to check your kitchen, onions recalled in connection with a salmonella outbreak. >>> happy monday to you. we are looking at mainly clear skies, a cold start. we are down to the 30s and 40s this morning. as we head through the afternoon, a mild day ahead with the ridge of high pressure. quiet conditions, it is going to be a beautiful day. we'll talk about the thanksgiving forecast so your seven-day forecast is coming up in a few

governor newsom is appealing for a reversal point >>> on this veterans day, dozens of vets gathered on board of the uss hornet in alameda. we spoke with one veteran who served about 3 years on a ship very similar to the hornet. >> a lot of people deserve that. they put in a lot of years of their life to serve the country , and they need recognition. >> there were events across the bay area today to honor those who have served. in san rafael, an outdoor gathering ended with taps playing, and world war ii artifacts and memorabilia and military vehicles were displayed in danville point >>> this may not look like a veterans day event, but it is. coming up, the bay area fire department offering a new opportunity to serve. >>> a project home update on an oakland couple starting a new chapter in a new home point >>> today we pick our keys up for our house, our apartment. >> it don't feel like it is real. >> the journey that finally let them to permanent housing, and why it is still a long road ahead for so many more. >>> the pledge governor newsom just made to the world about california's car

the curious disappearance of governor newsom., he held his first public event in nearly two weeks. it comes after days of speculation of his whereabouts. the last time we saw him in public was 13 days ago here in the bay area in oakland getting his booster shot. days later, he canceled his scheduled trip to scotland for the u.n. climate change conference. at the time, the governor, his office gave us this explanation. it was because of family obligations but no elaboration there. sims then, nothing public until today. but a few clues about what he had been up to appeared online. the first came from the governor himself. he posted this photo of his family dressed up as pirates for halloween. the second comes from "vogue" magazine. they posted a slide show of a wedding over the weekend in san francisco. one photo showed him in the background. today he appeared in monterey and addressed his absence. >> i signed up to go to europe, and i was ready to go. i had that dinner. a lot of you know this dinner with the family. and the kids l

governor newsom hasn't made a public appearance in more than a week.ct certainly an unusually quiet period so we asked abc 7 news insider film material to look into it figure out what's going on. he is live with the story of phil. what's the deal? what are you hearing? you know, it's interesting dan most politicians you and i know and have worked with they make news by getting on television and saying something but right now california's governor kevin newsom after the recall and amid, the covid pandemic is making news because he hasn't been on tv and he hasn't been seen for about 11 days and that sort of gives you an idea of the scrutiny the guys under it all started when he abruptly canceled his trip to the climate summit in glasgow, scotland. and society unspecified family obligations. well that raised a few eyebrows because people saying well what's going on with the family? why would you cancel something that big the fact of the matter was dan that it was president biden was going there. there wasn't any real need for gavin newsom to be there and

kristen: is this something that could become a political issue or problem for governor newsom, do you think? >> i think right now, there is a lot of confusion and concern about the disparity of requiring children before adults to get vaccinated, and we are going to see how that plays out in the coming weeks and months as we might be presented with a surge or as we start getting close to the requirement for students. kristen: this disparity is not just at the state level. are there local districts that have also moved to require vaccinations of students, but continue to give teachers an opt out? i think oakland unified might be doing that. >> oakland has set a date of january 1 for those 12 and up to get a vaccine. they are still not requiring the adults at that time or at least right now. there's no indication they will require the adults in schools to get the vaccine. as of of have to have a vaccine in order to attend school in person. kristen: we have about a minute, but i want to cover a couple more questions. what kind of exemptions will be allowed for students once that deadline

the public absence was unusual for newsome. but, he explained, saying the last year and a half has been tough for a lot of families, including his own. our political reporter, greg lee has more now on the governor's message. and the kids, literally. they kind of had an intervention. they said. they couldn't believe that i was going to miss halloween. in his first official appearance, nearly two weeks, governor gavin newsom tried to explain a very public absence and what caused him to abruptly cancel a trip to scotland for the u. n climate conference. and i woke up that next morning with. something is probably familiar. a lot of parents that knot in your stomach. had no choice. i had to cancelp during a fireside chat at the california economic summit, newsome explained. he's been spending time with his family and working at the capitol vogue reports he also attended a glitzy san francisco wedding for eris ivy getty, the sudden exit from the public eye and limited explanation from his office led to lots of speculation, conspiracy