one thing that gavin newsom's actually fixed. the state is headed in the wrong direction. you want 4 more gotten a summit mean can we take 4 more years of gavin newsom? he is. he's out of touch with voters that as more than half of the 9,250 plus californians surveyed in the poll said they did not know enough on dolly to offer an opinion about the lassen county republican. people need to know who i am doing his time. you campaign more across the state. i've been across the i'm going to be a after september week when we get out of session, i will be spending the next 68 days after that of full-time campaigning every day. gavin newsom. >> and struck a chord with democrats around the state of california. at emerson is a democratic strategist. he says the poll shows newsom is popular in an already blue california. he's got strength across the board in the republican party. is out of touch with the state of california. they have been for quite some time. it comes less than a week after another uc berkeley poll showed a majority of cal

despite dissatin governor newsom despite dissatin governor newsom despite dissatin governor newsom despite dissatin governor newsom despite dissatin governor newsom despite dissatin governor newsom despite dissatin governor newsom despite dissatin governor newsom despite dissatin over where the state is headed. a uc berkeley poll found newsom newsom have the backing of 52% of registered voters compared to to 25% for state senator ryan dolly, who was a republican conservative who will compete at newsom in the november general.y 19% of voters are still undecided. some the high marks from voters concerned about the, covid, and defending abortion rights, but he got low marks on issues related to climate taxes, , and immigration. > >> just minutes ago, polls closed in the primary elections in florida, new york, and oklah. results could have major implications for both parties is both parties in congress and potentially the next presidentil race. democratic gubernatorial s . democratic gubernatorial cands . democratic gubernatorial cands . democratic gubernatorial cands . democratic gubernatoria

one thing that gavin newsom's actually fixed.points out the poll found 52% of californians believe the state is headed in the wrong direction. you want 4 more gotten a summit mean can we take 4 more years of gavin newsom? he is. he's out of touch with voters that as more than half of the 9,250 plus californians surveyed in the poll said they did not know enough on dolly to offer an opinion about the lassen county republican. people need to know who i am doing his time. you campaign more across the i've been across the i'm going to be a after september week when we get out of session, i will be spending the next 68 days after that of full-time campaigning every day. gavin newsom. >> and struck a chord with democrats around the state of california. at emerson is a democratic strategist. he says the poll shows newsom is popular in an already blue california. he's got strength across the board and the republican party. is out of touch with the state of california. and they have been for quite some time. that comes less than a week af

we want newsom to step up and be a climate leader. we want him to do something about the california poc's decision to put a huge solar tax on rooftop solar homeowners. i appreciate his concern in keeping diablo and open for a year or two, but at the same time there are analyses floating around the assembly, saying that we do not need diablo, we can do this and avoid rolling blackouts, with clean energy entirely. and that would be far preferable. kristen: i also want to explore another element you object to. that is a local, if you will -- a loophole, if you will, for industries to stop cutting emissions. explain to our viewers what you mean by this. explain how carbon capture technology works. >> i don't have a science degree. carbon capture technology's a very broad term for the idea that we can pull carbon out of the atmosphere and pump it underground, into what is called capture and storage. it has never been proven to work. it is extraordinarily expensive. there is a lot of money in the big federal bill that president biden just s

you think governor newsom will run?his way. we will wait to see if he is going to run but he is sure not standing again place waiting for things to happen. he has kicked off one of the most unusual reelection campaigns for california governor we have seen. he led off with putting ads on television in florida comparing california to florida and blasting that state's governor desantis probably as a precursor to a presidential run by desantis. gavin newsom has taken out ads in texas which a has a governor looking at a white house bid. that has people saying what is gavin newsom up to? as you point out, he has a lock on reelection. his opponent is little-known, a conservative republican from the north of california. gavin newsom is using this opportunity to do with a lot of people do when they are a sure bet at home. they are starting to put their wages on another race. >> the ads in florida are very intriguing. what are his chances should he run? >> as you and i know and we have covered these races before, what we say two

one thing that gavin newsom's actually fixed. is headed in the wrong direction. you want 4 more gotten a summit mean can we take 4 more years of gavin newsom? he is. he's out of touch with voters that as more than half of the 9,250 plus californians surveyed in the poll said they did not know enough on dolly to offer an opinion about the lassen county republican. people need to know who i am doing his time. you campaign more across the state. i've been across the i'm going to be a after september week when we get out of session, i will be spending the next 68 days after that of full-time campaigning every day. gavin newsom. >> and struck a chord with democrats around the state of california. at emerson is a democratic strategist. he says the poll shows newsom is popular in an already blue california. he's got strength across the board and the republican party. is out of touch with the state of california. they have been for quite some time. it comes less than a week after another uc berkeley poll showed a majority of californians

governor newsom is unveiling a new plan among other things.says it will create more a water storage for california. our capitol bureau reporter a time no wallace. >> with the governor in contra costa county. >> and the governor says it's time to use modern day technology to fight this drought. for instance, you see all this water over here will this is all salt water part of the joaquin river here in the delta. but the governor says with his plan one day this could supply fresh water to much of this region. we can't do the same thing anymore. that was governor gavin newsom's message today as he addressed the state's response to the ongoing drought. a record dry spell. he worries may only get worse 12 and year drought. >> exists and persist over the western united states. i mean, let's wake up. he says of no action is taken. california could lose about 10% of its water supply in the next 20 years. mother nature, it's still bountiful. but she's not operating like she did. that's why today he unveiled this 19 page plan pledging 8 billion dollars

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governor newsom is in the midst of his reelection campaign. in recent months with his tweets calling out red state governors and his tv ads in texas and florida -- it has felt less like he is running for state office and more like he is in presidential run. >> there's no question in my mind from what i know about him that he will run for president. >> that is a top democratic donor and longtime friend of newsom and president biden. he believes if biden does not run for reelection, newsom is setting himself up as a democratic candidate despite newsom repeatedly denying he has interest in the job. he recently told the san francisco chronicle he has a subzero interest in running to >> he may have a subzero interest in it now but not if joe biden says i'm not going to run. >> i went biden to run. >> willie brown believes biden will run for reelection and would not speculate about newsom's bigger ambitions if he does not. >> i think jode biden should keeping president as long as he physically can. >> a recent poll from the berkeley school of politi

newsom has said, that is not the case. he is running political ads in florida. >> we have seen him having that national outreach and campaign. what about some of the people here? the elected officials here? >> reporter: this was a priority when she came into office. she has been saying this for years. even befo she was mayor that she wanted to open up one of these sites. she said, she was determined to open one of the sites. but was waiting for the site legislation to be signed because look like this year it was going to get signed. newsom had signal some kind of support for this before he was governor. >> reporter: there was a lot of hope for this to hit the streets and ease the suffering that is with the supporters of this bill have said before. people have been seeing viral videos of kids, walking past drug use on the street with tenderloin. if they are using on the streets and you have the safe side, they could be using their instead. out of the way of people who are trying to get out in the neighborhood. it be cold th

newsom opposed it. five years later, he started one of the the -- one of those blue-ribbon commissions to study marijuana. i even up with the lieutenant governor a marijuana fact-finding trip to humboldt county where he saw all of the illegal grows, and that opened his eyes. and then he came up with this 93 page report, which was the backbone for the 2016 ballot measure asking californians to legalize it. it passed. look for him to do something similar. a blue-ribbon commission -- there have been peer-reviewed studies, take a look at it that way. this guy likes to get into the weeds on policy. kristin go national and >> by most definitions, he has been progressive. are there situations where he has shifted right? >> look at the energy situation. he has been upfront saying we need to get off fossil fuels, we need take get to sustainable energy, however he is keeping open nuclear power. however, he is not totally eliminating fossil fuel. you need to have a transition, as he feels, to not leave off the fos

bill allowing the establishment of safe injection sites for drug users is headed to governor newsom's desk, but there is a sharp divide about whether or not this plan will actually help build a better bay area abc 7 news reporter loose pena is in the newsroom with reaction from both sides of this issue loose. yes, dan, if governor newsom signs sb-57 safe injection sites will be allowed for a five-year period these sites would include staff that can revive people who overdose but the mom you're about to meet from the group mothers against drug deaths is pleading for the governor not to sign it. it's a controversial bill that would legalize a pilot program for safe injection sites to open in san francisco oakland and los angeles senator. scott weiner is behind it use there. so it's not in front of other people. they can be offered treatment and recovery services sp57 highlights one of the most urgent public health crises in the country fentanyl overdoses, according to the cdc nationwide overdose deaths have increased 30% in a one-year per in san francisco according to the leaders medica

that's like the card that gavin newsom is playing.body else wants to be us but no, we are hemorrhaging people. people are fleeing our state in droves and he can talk about tax credit but until that comes to light it's just talk. yeah. he's just absolutely ridiculous in that ad that rebuttal for florida state was really brilliant. most of america don't want to be us. >> david it's pretty amazing because you've got a guy here who does seem to live in a bubble and believes the cocktail parties he goes to is a flex of how all americans think happen it doesn't really compute. do you think he's make anything head way in this? do you think she going to run for president? what do you think? is this the best that the democrats have to offer? >> you know, i think in his mind he's already running for president. i don't know if he's drinking what paul pelosi is drinking but apparently governor gavin newsom and the democrats in california can't actually do economic math. you mentioned sb 485. this is a bill had a hasn't passed yesterday, $1.65 bil

and today, governor, newsom said that he remains open to the idea. he has asked his health secretary to meet with city and county officials to come up with a minimum standards and some best practices for perhaps a more limited pilot program. like a lot of talk about governor newsom one in a higher profile, maybe even reaching for a higher office. i don't know if you've spoken to any political analysts out there over the last few weeks, but does that come into play here on certain controversial decisions that he's making now? or maybe even in the future? well it certainly does raise that question. you know, a lot of people had been expecting him to sign onto this . he had been a supporter in the past, and certainly this is a controversial topic that has gained national attention. so there is that question out there as to whether it might have been somewhat politically motivated. in that way. jana katsuyama live tonight in oakland, jenna. thank you. san francisco mayor london breed did express disappointment in today's veto in a series of tweets, the m

one thing that gavin newsom's actually fixed.ans believe the state is headed in the wrong direction. you want 4 more gotten a summit mean can we take 4 more years of gavin newsom? he is. he's out of touch with voters that as more than half of the 9,250 plus californians surveyed in the poll said they did not know enough on dolly to offer an opinion about the lassen county republican. people need to know who i am doing his time. you campaign more across the i've been across the i'm going to be a after september week when we get out of session, i will be spending the next 68 days after that of full-time campaigning every day. gavin newsom. >> and struck a chord with democrats around the state of california. at emerson is a democratic strategist. he says the poll shows newsom is popular in an already blue california. he's got strength across the board and the republican party. is out of touch with the state of california. and they have been for quite some time. that comes less than a week after another uc berkeley poll showed a majo

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newsom is expected to speak around 10, 30 this morning.and diane james, of course, we'll have more on their visits later today. but for now, i'll send it back to you. thank you very much. camila time now 6.33, and the surge. >> is on in placer county. still for kiley wrote nishi when missing after a party in lake tahoe is about a week ago. and now apparently we're hearing from kylie's boyfriend. he talked about his last conversation with her the night she went missing with her in a with the story. >> it's been 5 days since kylie's boyfriend jack or westfall has heard from her. he says the exchange text messages before she left for a senior farewell party at the prosser family campground. the last place. anyone so far has reported seeing her. and so just like okay to be safe, don't play do anything stupid. he says he complained about his day and she 10, 30. >> she responds what i was saying and just said, oh, i'm sorry that you're going through that. and i was lost my home. >> kylie's close friend know says they spent the afternoon together

sacramento to pressure newsom to support the bill.audelia garcia of the group lideres campesinas and the farmworker virginia maldonado. >> have been working in the field for six years. i marked because without the small passing it is difficult for a student exercise our rights. the governor should know that we are essential for the work in the fields. >> good afternoon. my name is aduelia garcia and i represent lideres campesinas in california. we defend the rights of farmworkers. we want farmworkers and agricultural workers to have the same rights. amy: the march was organized in part by the united farmworkers. the labor union is planning to begin a 24-hour vigil today in sacramento to pressure the governor to sign the legislation. newsom has not ruled out signing a revised version of the bill but his office said, “we cannot support an untested mail-in election process that lacks critical provisions to protect the integrity of the election." the governor announced the veto on friday, the same day that the wine company he co-founded w

that's have question with gavin newsom's philosophy is get something done. stop talking about and actually get something done. >> and as for that new desalination plant here in antioch. well, that is expected to be up and running sometime in 2023. reporting here in antioch, a tom wallace kron. 4 news. so we're talking about the drought. take a look at this. the latest drought monitor map released today. as you can see in the image on the left, most of the central valley has fallen into the dark or exceptional drought category. the driest of all. >> compare that to the image on the right taken 3 months ago. you can see most of the bay area has been under a severe drought all summer long. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now. and boy is going to feel like drought weather here in the next few days. yeah. going to be very, very hot. and so we're not getting rain helps that one of the dry conditions usually tell about the 3rd or 4th week in october. so we've got a long way to go on. this could be a long-term drought situation. maybe a 10200 yea

one thing that gavin newsom's actually fixed.e is headed in the wrong direction. you want 4 more gotten a summit mean can we take 4 more years of gavin newsom? he is. he's out of touch with voters that as more than half of the 9,250 plus californians surveyed in the poll said they did not know enough on dolly to offer an opinion about the lassen county republican. people need to know who i am doing his time. you campaign more across the state. i've been across the i'm going to be a after september week when we get out of session, i will be spending the next 68 days after that of full-time campaigning every day. gavin newsom. >> and struck a chord with democrats around the state of california. at emerson is a democratic strategist. he says the poll shows newsom is popular in an already blue california. he's got strength across the board and the republican party. is out of touch with the state of california. and they have been for quite some time. that comes less than a week after another uc berkeley poll showed a majority of calif

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one thing that gavin newsom's actually fixed.rnians believe the state is headed in the wrong direction. you want 4 more gotten a summit mean can we take 4 more years of gavin newsom? he is. he's out of touch with voters that as more than half of the 9,250 plus californians surveyed in the poll saie they did not know enough on dolly to offer an opinion about the lassen county republican. people need to know who i am doing his time. you campaign more across the state. i've been across the i'm going to be a after september week when we get out of session, i will be spending the next 68 days after that of full-time campaigning every day. gavin newsom. >> and struck a chord with democrats around the state of california. at emerson is a democratic strategist. he says the poll shows newsom is popular in an already blue california. he's got strength across the board and the republican party. is out of touch with the state of california. and they have been for quite some time. it comes less than a week after another uc berkeley poll showe

voters appd voters approved of newsom's work of newsom's work on the and, covid, in defending abortion rights, but they are not happy with his efforts on crime, taxes, and immigration. > >> the husband of closing ed pleaded guilty to misdemeanor c. he was not required to be in thm be in the courtroom. the chp red . the chp released dash cam vido dash cam video from the night is a arrest. pelosi's porsche crashed with a jeep on highway 29 in yet to bill, injuring ther driver. he was sentenced to five five days in jail. the napa county district attorney explaid while paul pelosi wanted to sped pelosi wanted to spend time behind bars. >> yes two days credit for times served. california, we have day-to-day for this kind of crime. four days credit with one one day remaining. the court allows that last day to be servd day to be served through community service rather than ae jail. >> other sentences, paying the r person $5000, taking a class on alcohol awareness, and installig alcohol awareness, and installig alcohol awareness, and installig alcohol awareness, and installig alcohol awareness

one thing that gavin newsom's actually fixed.ts out the poll found. 52 1% of californians believe the state is headed in the wrong direction. you want 4 more gotten a summit mean can we take 4 more years of gavin newsom? he is. he's out of touch with voters that as more than half of the 9,250 plus californians surveyed in the poll said they did not know enough on dolly to offer an opinion about the lassen county republican. people need to know who i am doing his time. you campaign more across the state. i've been across the i'm going to be a after september week when we get out of session, i will be spending the next 68 days after that of full-time campaigning every day. gavin newsom. >> and struck a chord with democrats around the state of california. at emerson is a democratic strategist. he says the poll shows newsom is popular in an already blue california. he's got strength across the board and the republican party. is out of touch with the state of california. they have been for quite some time. that comes less than a week

we have governor gavin newsom.re both going to be in town for separate events where the rivers up a couple of firsts as has more on their business. what are they up to camilla? >> all right. well, governor gavin newsom is talking drought and the state's water supply and james vice president, kamala harris is talking about reproductive rights. the vice president is making a stop here in san francisco later today. the white house says she will hold a roundtable with state legislators and reproductive health care advocates. she's already met with state legislators from 17 states to talk about protecting reproductive rights. she recently expressed her disapproval for new antiabortion legislation. so harris will be talking about later today in the city. but in a separate event in the east bay this morning, governor newsom is going to be in contra. costa county newsom is expected to announce a new water supplies strategy as the conditions get hotter and drier in california and this year's january february and march had t

governor newsom has signed a bill to extend safeguards for undocumented people who testify in court. the bill by san francisco state senator scott wiener bars attorneys from asking a witness about their immigration status unless the judge says it's relevant. the previous law expired. this new legislation will allow immigration status to be permanently protected in cases where it's not relevant to the court case released today shows that governor newsom has a lead going into the november election . the poll from uc berkeley shows 55% tent of likely voters say they plan to vote for newsome. 31% said they plan to vote for republican state senator brian dalli. also 53% of voters said that they approve of governor newsom so far while 39% disapprove, 24% said they viewed dalli favorably, while 18% said they had an unfavorable impression of them. more than half of the voters were unable to even say what they thought of the republican challenger. we heard from dr anthony fauci today, one day after he announced he is stepping down as the nation's top infectious disease expert, and i just felt

and i think we can push back the newsom threat. but he's got a certain rightcert type of appeal that democrats like so well and attention and they they continue to fail. karen davis, great stuff.. great work you do, dave. thank you very much for joining us this way. all right. more "hannity" coming up right after the break. ngeliminating grace is as easy as comb your hair just from an easy comb in color. just twist and comb getting natural looking results becausee this meeting started has never been easier. the most men trust justprev men buried in receipts,rt invoices and other paperwork that's preventing you from doing what matters most. they get the all new fs and rapid receipt smart organizer to scan, digitize and organize your documents and receipt paper and stress goes away. it'sit the only solution on the market specifically designed to extract and digitize key data trapped on receipts and invoices. and it integratesm pa the finanl software like cookbook's and turbo tax transform paper documents like contracts, tax records,

oakland, where fires had to be put out here the message before a federal court hearing by governor newsom. > >> temperatures have dropped 10 10 degrees in a matter of two days. more in your full forecast. > >> monitoring a trouble spot along highway 13, a deadly crash crash that has one lane shut down. > >> time for a look at this morning's top stories. authorities have confirmed the body of a missing truckee teenager has been found. an auty an autopsy conducted by the nevada coroner has confirmed the the body pulled from the reservoir is kylie rodney. of volunteer dive team submerged found her submerged car with her her body inside over the weekend. it is the same area they are toxigytoxicolo rorsult. >> governor newsom vetoed a bill bill that would have allowed illegal drug use at test sites in san francisco get oakland and l.a. newsom said the so-called safe injection sites need a stronger plan with more s more safeguards. > >> new details have emerged about the classified materials stored at mar-a-lago. a letter from the national archives said more than 700 pages of highly sensitive d

that's have question with gavin newsom's philosophy is get something done. stop talking about and actually get something done. >> and as for that new desalination plant here in antioch. well, that is expected to be up and running sometime in 2023. reporting here in antioch, a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a trade might be in the works for jimmy g our sports director jason dumas says he's going break it all down. we'll be right back after the break. mark coleman: south florida is very transient. people are coming and going constantly. twenty-seven years ago, i planted the church that we're at now. in the first summer, a third of our congregation moved away and they were all leaders. ringing in my ear was dr. stanley saying, "trust god, trust god." >> well, after a bit of a hiatus, flying tails is back with a rescue flight involving one dog. 2 cats and 2 airplanes in 2 states. four's ken wayne was even one of the pilots who helped get these pets to their new homes in oregon. take a look. >> this is time-lapse vi

and governor newsom lays out his vision for california's climate goals. the areas he wants to focus on and we continue to track the high temperatures around the bay area's some areas seeing dangerous heat conditions. you can see the numbers right here. triple digits in contra costa and parts of alameda county. a little bit cooler on the coast. chief m for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. this is what people with eczema said about how their skin feels... ...when it comes to our skin, what if it could feel differently? say hello to opzelura for the treatment of mild to moderate eczema. opzelura is a steroid-free cream proven to help clear s

and governor newsom working with yet another republican governor. this time it is about building prisons. >>> good evening, this is nbc bay area news tonight, i'm raj mathai, if you have seen it, it is bizarre, we are tracking this unusual summer weather, heat , humidity, rain and lightning, we are under a flex alert until 9:00 tonight. and we saw a lot of this today, short light showers in different parts of the bay area, this was in palo alto, also keeping an eye on the potential for lightning and we are not the only one, cal fire enacted a lightning plan, that means sending crews to the location of reported lightning strike just to make sure it didn't start a fire. so what is happening right now? let's bring in our chief meteorologist. >> currently the way things are setting up for our area, we are seeing the bulk of the activity move off to the north, this area will be the focus tonight for those thunderstorm chances. the totals overall haven't in very high, so thankfully we avoided any kind of major lightning outbreak that would have started fi

kumasi: another historic nomination by governor gavin newsom.ero has been on the board as an associate justice since march. she has to be confirmed by the commission. if confirmed, she would make history as the first latina supreme court chief justice. street safety and a multimillion dollar plan to make improvements to a busy stretch and san francisco. reggie: why the candidate for the governor of texas lashed out at a heckler. right now, we will check in with spencer christian. spencer: pre-sunrise moments, it is getting warm already. mid-60's on many bay stions. we have a warm day coming our way. we have a few lingering low clouds and some drizzle give the coastline. many locations are getting wet. midmorning, low clouds back to the coastline giving a sunny skies before the fog returns in the evening. highs today, upper 60's at the coast. mid to upper 70's will be the highs around the bay shoreline. inland east bay is our warmest region, upper 80's to low 90's. 92 is the expected high in fairfield. south bay, 83 will be the high. morgan hill,

>> gavin newsom and vice president kamala harris.t the airport. nice ani sunny. a little bit of a breeze, not bad. we've got john in the weather center with another gorgeous look this time at coit tower. john, good morning. yeah. looking a little brighter and brighter. is the mornings gone by? we definitely have seen some great this morning. but starting to see less of it now, as we work our way through the rest of the day, you'll notice that temperatures are actually going to be a little bit warmer than they were yesterday already starting to see those numbers bumping up into the 60's. more and more san jose and fremont at 62 brentwood. you're at 63 right now. cooler spots are certainly in the north bay nevado in petaluma at 54 degrees. keep the light jacket on hand, especially if you are further north in the bay right now, you won't be needing it later today. and temperatures later on in this forecast. we'll make jackets. the last thing you think of you just as you're getting outside, we'll talk all about it. still to come, right,

he was not gavin newsom did a great job in covid-19 and state began and then a 49 governors, gavin newsomtarted doing a great job with schools, the right near the bottom worse than before gavin newsom is doing great job in retaining and attracting people to california when the for the first time in the states and 170 here is become are leaving california taking the tax dollars with thems and i can't think of anything that that man is well right and nobody even tried to defend his record and they also, don't let republican takeover because republicans are unpopular in california, were outnumbered three - one and that is hows they succeeded but he waited to debate me. and i would talk to mr. newsom and he never did want to get into the race company called side, there was a margin of error that he was scared and he called off the dogs, all of his money came in from the unions, and from hollywood, snoop dogg even tweeted against we've the snoop dogg supports school choice and he turned the thing around upper one moment they were scared to death which isma why so much of this heavy number came

and it's now in the hands of governor gavin newsom. supporters of the legislation say it would help those who are experiencing addiction. but opponents argue only make matters worse by creating crowds of drug users in the areas surrounding those sites. if approved, the new injection sites would be part of a five-year pilot program in oakland, san francisco and los angeles. >> a new poll is showing overwhelming support for governor gavin newsom to be our next president. we'll details on that right after the break. more than a year after the fall of kabul. we're going to check in on how afghan immigrants are doing. caught on camera woman is slipping out of handcuffs and shooting a deputy with an ar 15. we'll hear how they are doing tonight and the charges she's now facing. 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 tha

governor gavin newsom is heading to the bay area to address the ongoing drought. "today in the bay's" bob redell is diving deeper into what the plan might entail. >> first meteorologist has an update on the drought conditions. >> i wanted to show a comparison of what the drought monitor looked like last week where we see kind of a circle where you see the highest level of drought just to the south and east of the bay area over the central valley. now the update this morning, basically fills in that circle. it increases the drought by about 5%, the exceptional drought. we're also seeing the level below that, the extreme drought expanding across the bay area. it does remain unchanged here as we're still in a severe drought as we get a closer look. so once again, the drought is expanding, getting worse, even as we are in our driest time of the year. this is possibly going to lead into what could be a very dry winter as we go into the next few months. so now let's turn to bob redell who is in contra costa county where the governor -- governor newsom is expected to add

also ahead tonight how governor gavin newsom wants to spend more than a billion dollars to invest in the states entertainment industry. i'm tracking the weather. there's fog back at the coast. it's hot inland. it's august or coming up on the weekend. things are going to change for that. i'll have the details after the break. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. republicans are hitting back at governor newsom's recent attack ad that he erred in florida on the fourth of july. visit san francisco where you can walk through human feces. if you're lucky, you might step on a syringe. free parody ad was produced by a republican politic

a poll like this means inside the newsome camp. it's does this sort of mean they start shifting towards you know, maybe campaigning a bit more broadly for a run at the white house. are you suggesting they're not already campaigning? brother that's true . that's true. i mean, i think i think that that's the deal is this. i think gavin newsom and most of the democrats everybody mentioned there have all said that they are not going to run if joe biden runs again, and there's probably a better than 50 50 chance that joe biden runs again. but if he doesn't i think gavin newsom is getting himself ready to be in position to potentially run and this will only strengthen that argument sure, says something that kamala harris, the vice president from the bay area is not polling all that well in her home state, which potential weakness and shows a potential opening for the governor of california. yeah governor newsom waiting in the wings. we will see how it all shakes out in the end. alex always appreciated. we are looking forward to the progr

well, mayor london breed is not happy with newsom's decision. out to more of the city leaders who have spoken up for and one against newsom's decision. so stand by for that. for now. i'll send it back to you. mister. okay. thank you very much, sara. >> 7.33 and san francisco police have made an arrest of the attack of a 65 year-old woman. she was attacked on august 10th in the area of 26th avenue and geary boulevard. and police believe that it was. 35 year-old terrence chrisman of san francisco who did it. they say that the man who attacked her punched her multiple times as she was walking on the sidewalk and then took off and officers found by using video surveillance. he was taken into custody without incident. >> well, san jose police right now are investigating a stabbing near an elementary school. it happened about 7 o'clock yesterday morning right near washington elementary on first and martha street. the school was placed on lockdown briefly while they look for the suspect, they say the victim is going to be ok, haven't released any detai

newsom pledged $100,000 to support his opponent, charlie chris. political experts believe believe this won't change the race, but it is more evidence that newsom is exploring a run for president. >> ron desantis is ahead, has as an enormous war chest, will probably win in november, but this does give governor newsom a a great deal of credit. 1st for florida democrats, who could be crucial in a democratic primary contest, as well as nationwide. democrats nationwide hate desan. hate desantis. > >> new at 11:00, a popular nutritional supplement is in the the headlines for the wrong reason. it came up in a autopsy report of california congressma, california congressman, that lis that lists adverse effects of white leaf mulberry in 61-year-d in 61-year-old death late afternoon, it was used for centuries, use as a natural appetite suppressant, it is unclear what form mclintok took it in, but there is scrutiny on on the industry. >> they are not as highly regulated as medications, so what you are actually getting may or may not even do what it is touted

and governor gavin newsom sounds the alarm on california's dwindling water supply. how he plans to save the state from a crippling drought. >> from the area's local news station, this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> happening now at 3, a deadly shooting unfolds at an east bay. jim, the latest on the investigation and reaction from customers this afternoon. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 news at 3. i'm stephanie lin. 2 people have been detained in connection with a deadly shooting in brentwood. the gun fire breaking out early this morning at a 24 hour. fitness on the 5900 block of lone tree way. 4 people were shot. one man died at the scene. kron four's. reports the incident started inside the gym. >> an argument on the basketball courts at 24 hour. fitness in brentwood spilled into the parking lot off lone tree way. police officers responded to shots fired at around 2 o'clock thursday morning when officers arrived on scene, they discovered a male suffering from at least one gunshot wound who died at the scene. lieutenant walter broadening describes. t

that's have question with gavin newsom's philosophy is get something done. stop talking about and actually get something done. >> and as for that new the selling is ation plant here in antioch. well, that is expected to be up and running sometime in 2023. reporting here in antioch, a tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. we're joined now by our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. talk more about the drought. yeah, this was scary. this is something similar. we saw back 1200 years ago. and so california and the whole western half united states has records of these immense droughts, a 10200 years long verge of starting one like we could be right now. we need to really think about our water. we're going to get right about that. yeah, so scary stuff ahead. so we're going to try and drum up a couple raindrops, but that's not come away. really to the rain season kicks in. not till about the 3rd week, the 4th week in october, but out there, you can see our drought monitor map and this is as of last october and the entire western half the united states under some

it's governor newsom is urging the state to take more action on climate change.inistration laying out what the governor says are urgent proposals to help transition the state to clean energy. our capital correspondent, a tonn wallace shares what the newsom is calling for. plus, why some republicans say that they're not on board. backers behind the governor's goal say his proposals are absolutely necessary amid a changing climate, but opponents argue his agenda could hurt key sectors across the state. >> with just 2 weeks left before lawmakers leave on recess for the rest of the year. governor gavin newsom says he wants the legislature to help him meet his goals on climate change. it all comes less than a week after the governor spoke at this site, the site of a future desalination plant in contra costa county, where newsom pledged more water storage amid the drought 12 and year drought. >> exists and persist over the western united states. i mean, let's wake up now. the governor is calling on the state to fast track a pathway to 100% clean energy. >> achieve net

i am not a gavin newsom fan, but i will say that he is very handsome.e. he has good hair, california is a mess. are we so shallow as a country? are the democrats so shallow they will say you know what, he looks like egg candidate. >> jesse: democrat so shallow, i am not shallow. he is checking a lot of boxes for me, he has a total idiot. you can't be a national politician and run on free injection sites. what are you going to have people sitting around like uma thurman in pulp fiction who is going to stab you in the chest plate with the bull's-eye if you throb at the mouth, absolutely not. will you be on the stage in the democratic primary debate and 70 is like who is pro opioid den and his hand goes up? the mentality of these drug people coming yes, but it should be to get people off drugs, not to be to encourage people to do drugs and have them not die, right? you can't have, if you are bonnie from the health and human services department who will tide us around your bicep and inject black tar heroin in your veins and will give you like a little drew'

about how gavin newsom called against me. the normal people in hollywood, i go somewhere and they look both ways and they say i work in hollywood and i can't let anyone know how conservative i am but i voted for you. i was on -- at home and it was a scout locator and said we would like to use your property for the food. so we set up the deal. the catering service had comes over -- head came to me and we start having a conversation. he was so far away that would couldn't have been heard by anyone. six months later he called me and said he hadn't worked since then. they found out i like you and i haven't worked since then. i can give you story after story. there was show, a best judge show ever. the guy that designed my set, it was a beautiful set. he was so gifted the rnc asked him to design their set for their convention that year. and he did. he told me he didn't work for two years. he said i am gay, left-wing, democrat but because i worked on that set, they thought i was republican and when i told him i wasn't they thought

but governor gavin newsom rejected this bill in his veto message. newsom said in part, take a look.wever, i am acutely concerned about the operations of safe injection sites without strong engage local leadership and well documented, vetted and thoughtful, operational and sustainable plant. newsom has previously said he was open to the idea of safe injection sites. so some are surprised he often just not sign off on it. supervisor matt haney, city attorney david chiu expressed disappointment by so is san francisco senator scott wiener who authored the bill. he says these sites have been proven effective. >> with all respect to the governor you know, what you want is referring to the consequences is have been in place. for 30 years throughout to europe throughout canada throughout australia. they went into place new york city a year ago and they've been so successful. the new york city mayor eric adams, the mayor of new york, who is a law in order. mayor, not only has embraced them but wants to make them 24 hours a day because they've been so successful. so i don't know what the gove