governor newsom expanded in 21-22 budget with investment of nearly $2 billion. [applause]. that funding has resulted in our program providing additional funds to the accounts of students in low income schools. i would be remiss if i didn't pitch the governor and legislature to make sure that is continued and revised for an added boost to the college savings account. the best person to speak about this program are the students themselves. i am here, proud that tulea miller is here with us today. she is a junior at gateway high school. she is part of the first class of k-c students and she is here to help you hear about how k-c is impacting her future. please come on up. [applause]. >> hi, i am tulea miller, i am a junior in high school. when i found out it was in kindergarten. i didn't think of it as something. as i got in middle school and high school i started to think about it, and how i really thought about it was in tenth grade when i applied for the video contest about my future. i talked how i wanted to be a apsychiatrist. i was second place in the city-wide competiti

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governor newsom's revised version of his state spending plan is due mid-may in sacramento.zavala kron. 4 news. well. >> oakland mayor libby schaff announced this morning amazon will be helping to support 3 oakland organizations dedicated to improving students lives and careers. amazon is going to be providing money to help children to and through college is and will be providing learning tools, things like laptops. >> but what we're doing today is really a testament to that spirit that our community is an divided we are united behind our children. >> the mayor also said amazon will be announcing more investments in oakland communities in may. >> then on the chicago bound flight ended with a woman's arrest before the plane even took off. >> 24 year-old cynthia mcknight of sacramento was taken into custody at the buffalo new york airport tuesday night. flight officials say she open the cabin door inflated the emergency slide and then. exited the plane. they say she became disruptive as the flight was getting ready to take off buffalo bills, player spencer brown. he was on boa

is when the mayor of sacramento will provide the letter to governor newsom.bay"? >> the "today in the bay" is trying to develop a plan for booter shots and an advisory panel is meeting to determine who should get shots and how often. a second booster was approved for people over the age of 50 four months after their initial booster. fewer than half of eligible adults have received experts be may become mini heat wave. we will see warmer temperatures today. kari is saying tomorrow is the big day. >> that's when temperatures reach the peak and we're going to 80s from 90s across the bay area. it will cool down for the weekend. also heating up in san francisco with low to mid-80s over the next couple of days. >> it goes up and then it goes down. we'll be here for all of it. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> we'll be back for a local news cut-in at 7:25. the "today" show coming up next. president delivers new evidence

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here in california over 50 cents a gallon, what does gavin newsom do? give household $400 to help them with the higher gas prices. kennedy: that won't fix anything. so many unemployment claims, they've got higher unemployment than the rest of the country and he's lying about it. we have to go, will you please come back? >> absolutely. i'll come back anytime. kennedy: i'd love to see you in person and i will get you the lip color. >> when you get out here, now that i'm a contributor, you can find my number, girl. we about to trying this market together. kennedy: i love it. thank you so much. caitlyn jenner. the one and only. coming up, new york times telling journalists to log off twitter to avoid criticism. is the elon musk affect already working? i got party panel in the house driving me to discuss in moment. ♪♪ velop their passion for learning. and now we're providing 88 billion dollars to support underserved communities... ...helping us all move forward financially. pnc bank: see how we can make a difference for you. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren.

governor newsom's office maintains claims of any interference are categorically false.ellon said the newsom administration supports the effective work the fda has done under director kevin cash to enforce civil rights laws and protect workers and will continue to support the f th in their efforts to fight all forms of discrimination and protect californians the f th sued activision in july claiming the company has a frat boy culture that had become a breeding ground for harassment and discrimination against women. state campaign finance records show activision ceo eric hirshberg donated $25,000 to governor newsom's 2022 reelection campaign in september of 2021. it's longer. >> acceptable for the governor and the governor's office to pacific. there's not going see here. there's a lot to see here. assemblyman jim patterson is the vice chair of the assembly committee on accountability and administrative review. this cuts fundamentally to whether or not this agency can rightfully lawfully do its job. because of the influence. by the governor by the governors office. i've ne

. >> first, we should note state lawmakers are on spring break this week and governor newsom returns from his vacation this tuesday. so the possibility of any rebate hitting your wallet is at the very least weeks away. i read through new budget documents from governor newsom's department of finance which outlined this plan. these documents left some lawmakers with more questions than answers. >> new documents from the state's department of finance provide a closer look into governor gavin newsom's push to send hundreds of dollars and debit cards to california car owners. the budget bill documents shedding light on who will not qualify for the money, including drivers who did not register their vehicles in california by april, 6th of this year. and those any fees, penalties or other requirements to the dmv. the governor is proposing transferring money from the general fund into a tax relief and to send out the money doing. this will require a two-thirds vote from the legislature. but the bill also has a few blanks likely because they will be negotiation points with the legislature. th

governor newsom founded the program when he was mayor of san francisco.was the first publicly funded universal child savings account program in the country. i'm incredibly proud of this city close to 50,000 of these accounts. the $11 million is great, but 50,000 opportunities to create a different pathway. the children with governor newsom and the mayor breed today made deposits into their college savings accounts. the governor has expanded san francisco's concept statewide with cal kids . it's a $1.9 billion investment to see 3.5 million college savings accounts. for college, california public school students, sonoma county is stepping up its efforts to try to find homes for foster children. the county has announced an expansion of a partnership with the national group raised a child to recruit families willing to take in foster children. that includes a year long campaign of community events to raise awareness of the needs of local children in foster care. there are 50 to 75 children in temporary housing in sonoma county. most of them are at the county'

governor newsom's office maintains claims of any interference are categorically false.atement, communications director erin mellon said the newsom administration supports the effective work the fda has done under director kevin cash to enforce civil rights laws and protect workers and will continue to support the f th in their efforts to fight all forms of discrimination and protect californians the f th sued activision in july claiming the company has a frat boy culture that had become a breeding ground for harassment and discrimination against women. state campaign finance records show activision ceo eric hirshberg donated $25,000 to governor newsom's 2022 reelection campaign in september of 2021. it's longer. >> acceptable for the governor and the governor's office to pacific. there's not going see here. there's a lot to see here. assemblyman jim patterson is the vice chair of the assembly committee on accountability and administrative review. this cuts fundamentally to whether or not this agency can rightfully lawfully do its job. because of the influence. by the go

governor newsom's revised version of his state spending plan is due mid-may in sacramento.ley zavala kron. 4 news. more money problems right now because within the irs, there's a lot of issues of tax season is just getting more and more difficult. and lawmakers are looking at ways to fix the rundown agency. >> our correspondent hannah brandt is in washington to explain how. >> a massive backlog of millions of tax filings is plaguing the irs as we head into this year's tax season. the irs finds itself gasping for air. >> california representative katie porter says the delay hurts americans. this is not an abstract issue. families need their tax refunds to pay their rent. small business owners need their refunds to keep their doors open. >> irs commissioner charles rettig says the agency is simply understaffed and underfunded. >> our operations support is down 100 million dollars. that's real money. but republicans and democrats have very different ideas about how to solve the problems. >> one no-brainer is to support the 80 billion dollar investment in the irs within preside

are you surprised, are you pleased that governor newsom is doing this?n a long time coming. we've tried to talk about this for a long time, trying to get people to take care of california in a certain way. i like it. i like that people are moving, but it took tragedy and catastrophic fires to make people listen, and now people are listening. >> red bird, why did we stop doing this? what was the point in time? was it a danger purpose, or was it a safety purpose, or was it a political issue? >> well, there were some big fires back -- over a hundred years ago there were big fires that scared people, and then it became the practice to suppress fires. we were only supposed to put fires out, and there was this way of thinking that fires were bad and we didn't want them anywhere. that's when it started over 100 years ago. >> what do you say to these people who say these prescribed burns are bad for the air? >> now people are realizing there is either that, whether it's just a small inconvenience, or there's the big inconvenience where we have 300 pp, whatever i

this after governor newsom put covid vaccine requirements on hold. we're live with new details and one bay area district now debating the future of masking rules. >> plus, a new layer of safety for commuters, but at what cost? details on a controversial just approved plan for new cameras and questions being raised about privacy by advocates. this is "today in the bay." >>> good friday morning. i'm ginger conejero saab. laura garcia has the day off today. >> i'm marcus washington. don't forget that we're not only here on television, but catch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> let's take a live look outside. traffic moving all across the bay area this morning. i know we had a couple sigalerts that vianey was taking a nice look at. we can expect things to continue to get busier as people head out for the holiday weekend. vianey arana is here for mike and we'll have a look at the drive times in just a moment. first let's take a look at the forecast. >> meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we can expect this easter weekend.

that's where he plans to present the letter making that request to governor newsom. best way to prevent future crimes, local law enforcement continue the investigation into sunday's mass shooting. now, the first suspect arrested for an alleged involvement in the shooting, dandre martin, appeared in court yesterday. martin faces charges of assault with a deadly weapon and being a felon carrying ahes scheduled b april 26th. the second arrest, no stranger, smiley martin, is dandre's brother and was treated at a local hospital after the shooting. it was then investigators realized he may also be involved in the shooting. new this morning, new video of the older martin has been uncovered. according to the "associated press," smiley posted a live facebook video of himself brandishing a handgun hours before gunfire erupted in downtown sacramento. that martin remains in the hospital where he is being treated for bullet wounds and a third suspect was arrested, 31-year-old devian dawson, facing charges of being a prohibited person in possession of a firearm. investigators do n

governor newsom's revised version of his state spending plan is due mid-may in sacramento.ion here in the united states is getting worse. and california leads the nation. the american lung association releasing its state of the air report this morning. it says that the u.s. had the highest number of very unhealthy and hazardous air quality days between 2018 and twenty-twenty. then it ever had before. the study also says there's been a steep increase in pollution in our country over the past 5 years. the 5 areas with the worst pollution were. yeah, right here in california. they include the bay area, the san joaquin valley and la this study says one reason for the overall increase is the year-round wildfire season which is being caused, of course, by climate change. >> mother nature doing her part to help limit the pollution help with fire danger. some much welcome rain once again first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to tell us we're going to have some more. yeah, this this may be it for the season. right with that. enjoying that rain today. little more to come ove

assemblyman james gallagher who also opposes the measure says governor newsom should be taking actionven even reference. gavin newsom's executive order. >> about reducing prison population response to covid-19 when they issued these emergency regulations. so they are definitely been responsive to the governor. he's been a champion of these policies and he needs to take responsibility. cdcr did not take any action in the hearing is expected to make a decision on the policy in the near future in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> coming up to combat the supply chain issues. president biden today urged congress to boost made in america products. how the tech industry may benefit from that initiative. >> also, what the republican national committee is now saying about presidential debates. >> and some lawmakers are saying senator dianne feinstein is not mentally fit to fulfill her role in to fulfill her role in congress. how sh ♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a

because we have the resources to do more for general fund contributions. >> newsom says that the stateas invested more than $5 billion the past three years, but is hoping for another $750 million to deal with drought related issues. >> fiji crews are related to the drought, looking for dead or dying trees. crews in alameda county went on foot patrol today, looking for those dead trees, and high fire threat areas that could cause wildfires. and could lead to power outages. also identified ones that showed signs of disease, such as sudden oak death. >> sudden oak death, you have trees that die almost instantaneously. so, you know, those are a couple of the things that we definitely want to mitigate before it is an issue. >>> for years, they have been under pressure to clear dead trees and foliage under the power lines. tree coming in contact with power lines and sparks that dixie fire last year. >>> and we are hoping, hoping that some of the moisture we got last week and yesterday -- i know it is not going to make a dent in the drought -- but i am hoping it helped a little. >> and we are

len ramirez tells us the demonstrators had a particular demand of governor newsom. >> reporter: this gathering in san francisco was one of several what happened around the state today on senior chavez birthday. if anything, they proved one thing, that all these many decades later, the fight for farmworkers civil rights in california goes on. >> reporter: chanting slogans once used by cesar chavez, farmworkers and supporters took to the streets once again. they are asking governor newsom to sign a b 2183 into law which would give farmworkers the right to vote in union elections by mail, instead of in person only. >> what better place to do it here on cesar chavez street. >> reporter: hernandez worked with chavez in the 1970s. >> he always said that we needed to take action and call out what was wrong. so, today on his birthday, what a better way to honor him and celebrant his birthday, then by taking action throughout the whole state of california and calling out to the governor to do the right thing. >> reporter: last year, governor newsom vetoed a similar farmworker voting rights bi

governor newsom founded the program when he was mayor of san francisco. it was the first publicly funded universal child savings account program in the country. i'm incredibly proud of this city close to 50,000 of these accounts. the $11 million is great, but 50,000 opportunities to create a different pathway. the children with governor newsom and mayor breed today made deposits into their college savings accounts. the governor has expanded san francisco's concept statewide with cal kids . it's a $1.9 billion investment to set up 3.5 million college savings accounts. for california public school students shares an online trading platform. robin hood plummeted today after announcing a round of layoffs. the company says it will cut 9% of its workforce. the ceo says the layoffs are largely due to what he called hyper growth over the past few years, and during that time robin hood increased its step from just 738 100 employees. after the announcement, stock in robin hood felt $10 a share the lowest price since the company went public last summer. we're still

and we're learning more about governor newsom's proposal.d debit cards to california vehicle owners too help with rising gas prices who qualifies and when this is expected to roll out and the warning being issued to travelers planning to head up to the sierra after people there woke up to some spring snow this morning. >> and we've got some rain around the bay area showing up around the bay area showing up today and in the winds ki why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate to severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vi

governor newsom's office maintains claims of any interference are categorically false.s director erin mellon said the newsom administration supports the effective work the fda has done under director kevin cash to enforce civil rights laws and protect workers and will continue to support the f th in their efforts to fight all forms of discrimination and protect californians dfe h sued activision in july claiming the company has a frat boy culture that had become a breeding ground for harassment and discrimination against women. state campaign finance records show activision ceo eric hirshberg donated $25,000 to governor newsom's 2022 reelection campaign in september of 2021. it's longer. >> acceptable for the governor and the governor's office said this. if it does not to see here, there's a lot to see here. assemblyman jim patterson is the vice chair of the assembly committee on accountability and administrative review. this cuts fundamentally to whether or not this agency can rightfully lawfully do its job. because of the influence. by the governor by the governors of

governor newsom's office maintains claims of any interference are categorically false.nt, communications director erin mellon said the newsom administration supports the effective work the fda has done under director kevin cash to enforce civil rights laws and protect workers and will continue to support the f th in their efforts to fight all forms of discrimination and protect californians the f th sued activision in july claiming the company has a frat boy culture that had become a breeding ground for harassment and discrimination against women. state campaign finance records show activision ceo eric hirshberg donated $25,000 to governor newsom's 2022 reelection campaign in september of 2021. it's longer. >> acceptable for the governor and the governor's office said the city is not going see here. there's a lot to see here. assemblyman jim patterson is the vice chair of the assembly committee on accountability and administrative review. this cuts fundamentally to whether or not this agency can rightfully lawfully do its job. because of the influence. by the governor b

governor newsom founded the program when he was mayor of san francisco.it was the first publicly funded universal child savings account program in the country. i'm incredibly proud of this city close to 50,000 of these accounts. the $11 million is great, but 50,000 opportunities to create a different pathway. and the children with governor loose. um and mayor breed today made deposits into their college savings accounts. the governor has expanded and expanded san francisco's concept statewide with something called cal kids. it's a $1.9 billion investment to set up 3.5 million college savings accounts for california public school students. stocks took a massive hit on wall street today, the dow plunged more than 800 points. nasdaq was down 514 points, a drop of 4% and the s and p fell 120 losses by big tech stocks pulled the nasdaq further into bear market territory. traders are worried about rising inflation, interest rate hikes and the pandemic. lockdowns in china shares an online trading platform robin hood plummeted today after announcing a round of la

these are all hand-picked people like newsom and you get the ideology, again, a newsom 20.e is kathleen ellison and she wants to let out 76,000 inmates in the correctional officers union are suing her because this is so dangerous. her biography on the website she breaks about expedited release of inmates and she says we are now the lowest prison population in 30 years like that is a good thing. she also says on the website there are focuses on rehabilitation and restorative justice. so there you go. she does not call them prisoners or felons. they say in california they called him incarcerated people. that is who we are dealing with here. the whole government in california is infected with these liberal ideologues. it is not just gavin. it is all of the people that he plugs in through patronage and all of these places and they are the ones making these horrible decisions and it is costing people lives. >> greg: in true just discuss these early releases should go and move in. >> jeanine: absolutely. >> greg: i think we covered it where homeless people were allowed to live wi

para extender la moratoria del desalojo solo le hace falta la firma del gobernador que con gavin newsom en la vicegobernador a >>> ellos dicen que la pandemia se está terminando y es mentira yo pido que no tengan más desalojos y se extiende la moratoria. noticiero telemundo 48 >>> si usted necesita ayuda para solicitar esta asistencia para el pago de renta le cuento tiene hasta las 11,50 y 9:00 de la noche de hoy jueves para hacerlo y estar protegido tiene que hacerlo por ello, la iglesia católica estará realizando un evento que va a terminar a las 7:00 de la noche para ayudar a todas las personas que lo necesiten >>> nosotros vamos a ayudarle a llenar la aplicación ayudamos a poner información de su domicilio >>> así que ya lo sabe la iglesia está ubicada en la calle 8 en san josé hay le pueden ayudar recuerde tiene hasta hoy para hacer esta solicitud >>> también recuerde que nuestra página web usted puede encontrar la información de cómo puede solicitar esta protección para evitar ser desalojado le vamos a recordar hay que insistir es hasta hoy a las 12 de la medianoche para inscribir

some are saying newsom didn't go far enough.ment control, but i think they are badly misreading the mood of the public. people are ready to move on and get the government out of their lives. i think there will be serious political consequences if the super majority moves these bills forward. >> steve: if it does go ahead, i mean, as i said at the beginning, they love this idea that it starts in california and then goes across the country. >> that's right. in fact newsom has said that california is a model for the nation. he's said we are the road map to success for the biden administration. and that's why i'm running for congress by the way. i've been fighting against this stuff for the last five years. and what i'm seeing is everything that i'm fighting against is now going national. so i want to go to congress and say california is not a model for the nation. it is a warning to the nation and fight against biden and pelosi's radical agenda just as hard as i fought against newsom and the super majority. that's what's at stake h

meanwhile, gavin newsom claims more gun control would have prevented the massacre. yeah. that tool is gavin newsom, then they don't blame him for anything! >> yes! >> greg: so, tyrus, why can't they admit the criminal justice reforms aren't working? they're going to release 70,000 more and they're just going to pretend nothing is going to happen? >> the woke never admit they're wrong. they just keep going. just -- do you know -- his prior -- his prior -- well, his most popular crime, i should say, was a savage domestic violence where he beat his girlfriend, choked her, dragged her across the room by her hair, beat her some more to the point where she was unrecognizable and he still was out. prison reform when i first heard it was about nonviolent offenders, particularly marijuana cases and narcotics where we were looking to send people to rehab and not to prison. that's where i understood prison reform to be, and i was 1,000% behind it, not the lottery where you just pick a name and he's free. that's what it's become. so the $76,000, people will not be minor narc offenses

this after governor newsom but covid vaccine requirements on hold.ails and one bay area district now debating the future of masking rules. >> and added safety measures coming to more b.a.r.t. stations, license plate readers. the details on the plan and concerns it's raising among opponents. >> a frenzy causing headaches at the oakland coliseum. today's new debate over the oakland strays and how to limit them from multiplying. this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. i'm ginger conejero. >> and i'm marcus washington. oakland strays, i like that. >> new name, i like it. >> don't forget this morning we're not only here on television. you can take us on the go. we're on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> let's start with taking a look at the forecast. it is friday, we're looking forward to it. kari, what do you got for us? >> it's nice to have a bit of a break, but great to see rain coming back. as you're heading out for work in oakland, we can leave the umbrellas at home. temperatures are in the upper 40s, so definitely a heavier jacket ne

at the same time, governor newsom and lawmakers have proposed using surplus money to provide relief for high gas prices. however, they have not nailed down the details of who should receive the funds and how. >>> meantime, a clear hurdle has been cleared to connect the clear valley with central valley with the high-speed rail. the board unanimously approved construction on the 90 mile section from san jose to merced. this will link up with the existing lines still being built in central valley. when finally completed, the high-speed rail system is designed to/travel times. and here is the goal. the system hopes to turn the journey from merced to san jose into a one-hour trip. that is compared to a three- hour drive by car. the board environmental report for the san francisco to san jose section this summer. >>> thousands of childcare workers will soon get a big bump in their paychecks. the $60 million plan will give childcare workers and preschool child care programs arrays of up to $30,000. a typical starting level position currently pays about $18 an hour. the new initiative would bum

. >> east bay leaders are asking governor newsom for help fighting the homeless crisis. they're urging him to keep the state's so-called flexible homeless funding. that's money dedicated to fighting homelessness. the funding is currently set to expire next year. kron four's gayle ong spoke with local leaders on the possible consequences of losing the money. >> the mayors of oakland and berkeley and other local leaders gathered outside could then hold friday, a college dorm in oakland transformed into affordable housing. the subject, homelessness. local leaders are calling on the state to keep funds so they can offer more services and shelter. if this funding does not continue after july first 2023, we are likely to see more than 1000 people sent back onto the streets of oakland. and that is just in oakland, the hopelessness, housing assistance program are happy is the state's flexible homeless funding. oakland mayor libby schaaf and other leaders are urging governor gavin newsom to set aside 3 billion dollars of the state's budget for flexible homeless funding over the n

richard land, water, energy, but the antihuman environmentalist control gavin newsom and they've madee. i'm going to put an end to that. new agreement between independence. that is why am running the preface, you can see. i lay out a vision that i really believe is going to bring california together. >> tucker: i hope you can do it. it's a machine state. we are rooting for you. thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: we are working on a documentary on the state of california. we will have news tomorrow on that on the show. all of the sudden, maybe this is the clearest indicator of how we are doing, the life expectancy of the average american has dropped by a lot. and not because of covid. what were public health authorities say about this? isn't this what they are supposed to be working on? why are they still holding the jobs they paid two years ago? that is all next. ♪ ♪ during world war two, most of the world turned a blind eye to the holocaust and hitler's atrocities. christians were slow to act and did not speak up until it was too late and 6 million jews were murdered. right

now this is all part of governor newsom's plan to phase out gas-powered cars. the goal was proposed by the california air resources board yesterday. it would require zero emission vehicles to make up 35% of the new car sales by the year 2026 and 100% by the year 2035. last year zero emission cars made up just 12% of all cars sold. the plan now headed to the epa for approval. >>> april 22nd is earth day and all next week nbc news and us here at nbc bay area will focus on our climate in crisis in ways that you can help our planet. now it's all part of our earth week coverage which begins on monday. >>> will he or won't he play? coming up next an update on the possible return of steph curry. >>> and happening now, more investments as part of governor newsom's housing initiative are coming to those trying to make it in the east bay, so the city of berkeley just received more than $16 million as part of project homekey. that money will be used to convert a hotel into housing for the homeless. the state has awarded more than a billion dollars in grant funding across

they are pushing for governor newsom to include that plan as part of his budget this june.ll be right back. continues this morning and this time we're talking about reducing our plastic waste. >> you may not realize it, but there are plenty of solutions, as meteorologist vianey arana explains, it can start with something as simple as reusable containers for the type of products you may use. >> hot new makeup and beauty trends are some of my favorite things, but we can pair that with sustainability. and that will help keep not only us, but also our planet beautiful. here's a problem. the green business bureau reports the beauty industry generates 120 billion plastic containers, brushes, tubes for things like mascara, compacts and lipstick. not only is the packaging harmful, many times so are the formulas. let's find a cleaner option. >> i like using chemical-free non toxic makeup. >> check out the source zero in downtown san jose. the owner loves nature and her commitment to being eco conscious led her to opening up the shop about three years ago. >> it's time for your clima

i read through new budget documents from governor newsom's department of finance which outlined this documents left some lawmakers with more questions than answers. >> new documents from the state's department of finance provide a closer look into governor gavin newsom's push to send hundreds of dollars and debit cards to california car owners. the budget bill documents shedding light on who will not qualify for the money, including drivers who did not register their vehicles in california by april, 6th of this year. and those any fees, penalties or other requirements to the dmv. the governor is proposing transferring money from the general fund into a tax relief and to send out the money doing. this will require a two-thirds vote from the legislature. but the bill also has a few blanks likely because they will be negotiation points with the legislature. those blanks include total cost of the program, total payment amounts and the cap on the value of vehicles eligible in the state. critics have pointed out under the program has proposed by the governor and individual who owns a luxur

. >>> today governor gavin newsom took eight a trip to you county to have response. it is the same place that had to suspend operations last year, simply because there was not enough water. that was a talking points during a news conference today. newsom says that with extreme drought, the state needs a different approach to water conservation. he has re billion in drought response in the past three years, but this year, he is going to ask state leaders for another $750 million. >> let's go outside, take a live look at san francisco from treasure island. >> meteorologist paul hagan, is tracking the next round of rate headed our way. >>> does look a little bit more substantial heading into this morning, rain totals with that system fell into the range that we generally expected, anywhere from just over .5 inches in kentfield with higher elevations in the northbay hills and santa cruz mountains, picking up .3 inches, 2.5 inches. and just barely more than a quarter of a trace for san jose. this next one is coming at us in ways, the first wave of showers is already going

so far no response from governor gavin newsom. this all playing out. this plan in the works coming on the heels of the violence here. the sunday mass shooting that left six folks dead. three men, three women. the mayor said his community is traumatized. they're mourning because of the violence that his community has seen. again, definitely a story we will continue to follow. we're live in sacramento. >> thank you very much, cierra. as the investigation itself unfolds, we'll continue to bring you updates on air. you can also head to nbcbayarea.com. click in the link in the trending bar. that's where you'll get the very latest developments on this tragic story. >>> new details on the risks of owning a gun. according to a new 12-year study by stanford, one in three u.s. households have a gun in the home. studies show that those people are two times more likely to be killed by a firearm. beam a gun in their home are seven time more likely to be shot by a partner. 85% of the victims are women. >>> theranos former lab director back on the stand in the sunny

salaries are too low. 60% of california adults approve of the way education has been handled by governor newsom. >>> oakland is asking families to keep their kids home tomorrow with teachers expected to walk off the job. the teachers union a one-day strike to protest upcoming school closures and district labor practices. the district has called the strike illegal. he does not have enough substance to cover the classrooms of regular teachers do not show up. >>> moderna is now asking the fda to authorize low doses of its vaccine for children between the ages of six months and six years old. the vaccine would cover 18 million young americans not yet eligible for shots. if approved, the vaccine would be given in two doses. one fourth the strength of an adult dose. >> and pool can be reassured that these kids will get safe protection against disease. >> the fda has us to schedule a meeting to review moderna's application. we're going to talk more about this major development and what we know about the effect of this vaccine for young kids with a doctor from marin health. that is, government 5:30. >>

. >>> state republican lawmakers sent a message to governor newsom, urging him to end the early release program. this comes after details emerged in the shooting with two brothers last weekend. martin was released two months ago, prosecutors fought to cope keep him from getting out. de'andre served about 18 months for violating probation in a different case. governor newsom increased early release numbers last year in an effort to reduce the state's prison population. >>> so he looks like a u.p.s. delivery driver, but concord police say he's not coming to drop off anything. he's actually there to take what you have. jodi hernandez has the latest robbery scam. >> reporter: police say the burglar doesn't raise suspicions with neighbors because he looks like a delivery man, but he's not. this is the man they say is posing as a u.p.s. delivery driver, knocking on doors to see if anyone's home. >> and when no one answers the door, our opinion is that he's going around the side gate and breaking into the house. >> reporter: dressed in a seasonal u.p.s. worker's vest. he struck several times.

state republican lawmaker sent a letter to governor newsom, urging him to end the early prison release program. the two men involved in that shooting, martin was released on probation two months ago. prosecutors fought to keep him from getting out, earlier saying he had little regard for human life. deandre martin was free from prison in 2020. he served over 18 months for violating his probation in a different case. newsom increased the early release numbers last year in an effort to reduce the state prison population. >>> selling fake covid vaccination cards and fake covid vaccination cards. this woman was selling patients pelts she claimed would provide life long protection from covid-19. the agency says she also falsified vaccination cards to make it look like patients had received the moderna vaccine. she provided those cards to more than 200 people. she is scheduled to be sentenced in july. >>> is it a so-called sneaker surge? san francisco and surrounding bay area counties have the highest covid-19 rates in california. that's according to state monitoring figures released this we

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newsom's proposal is one of several circulating to the state capitol to try to offset rising gas prices. others include a suspension of the state's gas tax and direct checks to california taxpayers in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> if you haven't filed your taxes yet, you still have a week to do it. this year's deadline is next. monday, the 18th because of a federal holiday also different this year. all unemployment support is taxable. unlike the previous year when there were special tax breaks. as for when you'll get your refund, financial advisers say delays are expected due to an irs worker shortage. but filing online usually means you'll get your refund within 3 weeks. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside at the golden gate and the golden gate bridge. yes, that's right. okay. well, you know, we did get some rain today, but it was kind of overshadowed by the strong winds. lawrence had some flower pots not over and i have. yeah, numerous things coming down. we have some 50, some 60 mile an hour gusts down in the urban areas. that doesn't happen all

governor newsom found that when he served as san francisco's mayor. the program helps kindergartners in the city open a savings account for college. the governor lands to expand the concept in july. >> in july of this year, 3.5 million californians are going to start with a minimum of $500 in their savings account. some kids will get up to $1500 in their savings account. >> the program is called cal kids. all newborns born in california after july 1st will have savings accounts open for them. >>> coming up, and a video of the aftermath of the shooting on the alec baldwin movie set. the chaotic moments and the actor's questioning. two a+, it is a first for a major line. >>> coming up all new at 6:00. >>> for east bay customers, mandatory cutbacks are here. it's chevy truck month. and it's time to add the perfect accessories to your new chevy. make it bolder. make it work harder. make it your own. find new possibilities. find new roads. very well-qualified buyers can get 0% financing on most chevy pickup trucks. plus, now during truck month get a thousa

a of that in san francisco, governor gavin newsome was asked to respond to the criticism tuesday instead of answering he brought up care. court supporter mayor london breed to the microphone. this is not about. >> people of color, minority civil liberties. this is about basic human decency. but democrats acknowledge the plan has divided some of them from each other and from groups. they typically work with asked to. >> make a decision that. really what we always believed it, right, the and the civil liberties that we all believe in. i just want to say in making this decision, it's tough, but it's tougher to see. human beings on the street like that. how much care court could cost is still to be determined >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron, 4 news. >> coming up, harvard's public pledge to right an injustice. see evidence that the university built some of its wealth on slavery. what's in this new report and how harvard is vowing to fix its past wrongdoings? >> certainly one of the most prestigious universities in the world that they say that slavery played in trickle role in shaping the

oakland has done that 16 times in just the last two years. >>> governor newsom making telephone? last nuclear plant open. in san luis obispo county operated by pg&e set to shut down by 2025. but the l.a. times reports the state could secure federal funding that is used to rescue nuclear reactors. diablo canyon is the single largest producer of electricity generating roughly larger roughly 68% of the state in power. close the plant and transitioned the state to clean energy. >>> still ahead, state lawmakers under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. >>> oklahoma lawmakers have passed a bill that bans abortion after six weeks. it prohibits the procedure once a doctor detects cardiac ac

>> the state senate judiciary committee tuesday kicked off legislative debate on governor gavin newsom's care court proposal. there are thousands of californians who are languishing. >> this impacts families throughout the state of california. the plan aims to get the most severely mentally ill off the streets are out of jail and into court ordered care. california health and human services secretary doctor mark galli was a witness in support. >> he said it's expected to help between 7,000 to 12,000 people, homelessness as many faces in california. >> one of the most tragic treatable. this not experienced by the sickest of the sick who often need effective treatment and supports to identify the road to recovery and stability. but the measure faces fierce opposition from several disability, mental health and civil liberty groups who have concerns with forced treatment. >> leave that force terror works well for people with mental health disabilities. and we don't feel that there's a good evidence base to support. others raised concerns about a lack of housing workforce and how it could wor

governor newsom announced it will be delayed inial least next summer. 2023. he said the state is waiting for the fda to give full approval for seventh through 12th grades. currently it is currently aimproved for 16 and up. there is only emergency authorization for kids 5-15. newsom made headlines in october when he announce that had california would be the first state to mandate the vaccine in schools. >>> not one but two new omicron sub varns. that's what health leaders are keep a close eye on. they evolved and are so far in new york. so far they don't appear to be causing more severe disease but they are spreading about 25% faster than ba.2. take a look at this graph but the u.s. is starting to see an uptick in reported cases. two weeks ago we were seeing about 24,000 new cases a day. yesterday, more than 31,000 new reported cases. it is a fraction of what we saw during the omicron surge. how worried do we need to be? >> i'm most worried about people who are unvaccinated and never seen any covid. they will be at risk for getting seriously ill. people who ar

. >> first, we should note state lawmakers are on spring break this week and governor newsome returnsm his vacation this tuesday. so the possibility of any rebate hitting your wallet is at the very least weeks away. i read through new budget documents from governor newsom's department of finance which outlined this plan. these documents left some lawmakers with more questions than answers. >> new documents from the state's department of finance provide a closer look into governor gavin newsom's push to send hundreds of dollars and debit cards to california car owners. the budget bill documents shedding light on who will not qualify for the money, including drivers who did not register their vehicles in california by april, 6th of this year. and those any fees, penalties or other requirements to the dmv. the governor is proposing transferring money from the general fund into a tax relief and to send out the money doing. this will require a two-thirds vote from the legislature. but the bill also has a few blanks likely because they will be negotiation points with the legislature. those

. >> one more note from sacrament, governor newsom is out of the state and on a two- week family vacationlieutenant governor eleni colonel arcus is the acting governor and signed legislation extending the statewide eviction protections but that makes her the first woman in california history to sign a piece of legislation into law. for more information on how to apply for the rent relief program, had to our website, kpix.com, and click on that story. >>> on the topic of rent, apartment prices are on the rise across the bay area. but, a new report says that rent in some places is still cheaper than pre-pandemic levels. according to the rental website , median rents for a one bedroom in san jose are down 5% from march of last year. oakland has dropped almost 14%, and seven cisco is down nearly 17%. >>> on this cesar chavez day, a rally and familiar chant in san francisco. farmworkers and supporters, using the holiday to push for a bill in sacramento which would give workers the option to vote by mail in union elections. >> always said that we needed to take action, and call out what was wro

that move would put the state on a path to achieve governor newsom ambitious goal of phasing out the sale of new gas powered cars by the year 2035. the proposal begins a months long state review process. the plan would require approval from the u. s environmental protection agency . travelers will now have to wear mask under the federal mandate for just a little bit longer than nationwide mass requirement for public transportation was set to expire in just a few days on april 18th. but today, the cbc extended it by two weeks, signing an increase in covid-19 cases. the extension is for planes, busses, trains, airports and other major transportation centers. the cdc says it will assess the impact of the rise in cases over the next two weeks before lifting the man take a dozens of students at two schools in marin county have now tested positive for covid after a trip to washington, d c. county public health confirmed that as of yesterday, 56th eighth graders have tested positive for covid. public health hasn't said which schools are involved, but they have issued an advisory to all midd