gavin newsom doesn't clear.lean and sober is one of the biggest mistakes this country has ever made. really? if you care so little about the people who live in your state that you will mock their sobriety, then you're definitely running for president. before that happens we thought we would check in with someone who has lived in the state and has seen it. adam curl is here to respond to a potential gavin newsom run. he's your governor. what do you think of this? >> all right. i could barely watch that without crawling out of my skin or not being clean and sober. okay. couple things. he came on my podcast nine years ago and he told me his number one issue was homeless and homelessness. that was his number one issue. i said to him the homeless population is comprised of drug addicts and people with mental disabilities and/or both. he then said to me sitting three feet across from me, what about the true face of homelessness, which is a mother of three who has a full time minimum wage job whose husband left her? th

and newsom is having to pull back on that.the state also does $1.5 billion in business with walgreens through medicaid. and there will be problems with the federal law if we try to end those contracts. the problems with access for people to be able to get their medication. i thought one of the most interesting elements here is that newsom spokesperson when asked about this said well tweeting isn't policies. and what exactly to your point here? >> it sounds like trump. >> totally, but ties in with what you're talking about. for us covering newsom every day and following this. these look like losses. he sets out the lofty goals often on twitter. then ultimately what comes out in policy is a compromise like it was with the oil legislation or in this case just the fact he said we're not doing business with walgreens is not going to happen. he's going to fall short of that. but it leaves open that question of what is the public getting from this? maybe what they're getting is seeing someone who is saying i'm fighting the oil compan

where does that leave newsom? jeremy: i think it has been fairly clear for a while now that the door is closed for gavin newsom in 2024, with president biden likely running for reelection, as you said. it seems quite likely as soon as this week announcing that reelection campaign. governor newsom has really strenuously made an effort to show he is on team biden and is a good team player, but i don't think anyone doubts he has national ambitions, seating this new pack with $10 million, he pledges to go into red states and take the fights to governors in places like texas and florida. 2028 i think is what you are circling on gavin newsom's calendar now. it is a long ways out, and he still has another two years in the governor's office before he -- excuse me, another three years before he will be turned out. so a long ways to go, but the governor has been making a lot of moves in recent years to elevate his national profile, even if that is more for 2028 van for 2024. kristen: i gotcha. the democrats, as we discussed

gavin newsom doesn't care. quote, clean and sober is one of the biggest mistakes this country ever made. really, if you're willing to say that, if you care so little about the people who live in your state, that you will mock their sobriety, then you're definitely running for president . but before that happens, we thought we would check in on someone who has spent his life in the state and has seen it change longitudinally over more than 50 years. >> adam carroll is our friend. he joins us tonight to respond to a potential gavin newsom presidential run. adam, what he's your governor . what do you think of this? all right. i could barely watch that without crawling out of my skin or not being clean and sober at . okay, couple of things. he came on my podcast nine years ago and he told me his number one issue was homeless and homelessness. he was that was his number one issue. i said to him, the homeless population, this is ten years ago, is comprised of drug addicts and people with mental disabilities and or bo

gavin newsom on his tour, it is pretty hilarious.s presided over the utter decline of california. he's ushering in more decline and yet he thinks he's got the answer for what ails america. your thoughts? >> well, laura, i think if i may, presidential candidate on the republican side running against gavin newsom, what i would be focusing on on a daily basis is showing b-roll from california cities and from the central valley and showing how making california into a sanctuary state for every ill in this country, drug abuse, illegal immigration, transgender mutilation of children has really destroyed the quality of life in our city. i mean, this is a city where a millionaire was murdered on the streets just a couple of days ago and where cops are retiring early because the prosecutors don't prosecute crimes. and so he should be running for california. california isn't a pretty storylar lauer getting people to the polls in california is not -- story. >> laura: getting people to the polls in california is not going to be done on the trans

what will governor newsom approve that plan? and one man is on a mission to tackle open air drug markets in soma and in the tenderloin. we'll have the details in the next half hour. former president trump will go to trial until next year. the details after the break. >> well, the epa announcing a settlement wednesday with valero after numerous violations in the north bay over the past 6 years after significant chemical incidents in benicia in 2017 19 inspectors found the refinery in violation of numerous safety codes, including failure to report the release of hazardous substances last year. the bay area air quality management district found valero have been illegally releasing dangerous hydrocarbons into the air from 2003 to 2019. also, cal osha fined valero just over $500,000 last year. violations that led to the death of a worker in the previous year. while there has promised changes. today's 1.2 million dollars settlement is less than 0, 0, 0, 0, 1%, of a company's 11.8 billion dollar 2022 income. leverage to repair nation's

you get newsom and newsom seems like this bantam weight and desantis is sitting there like seriously.you doing? it looks like he's just trying to campaign in case joe biden doesn't campaign. so he's getting loose and he's starting to feel himself and go to these red states and kick up dust and desantis attacks disney and fed chair and teacher's administration and he's not picking on vulnerable people but sticks up for vulnerable people like the average guy. >> what is almost ironic and stabbing in dc and the virginia attorney general that's a republican is talking about the fact that apparently the guy who stabbed her is is someone released over and over again. you have like a red state blaineing about the fact -- complaining about the fact when people go to a blue state they get stabbed and murder there had and that's the analogy to this and california is the highest homeless death and fentanyl and homicides are up and who's he to talk about what wo works and wht doesn't. >> they're collapsing and moving too quickly on a green transition. you have california running out of u-hauls an

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how can gavin newsom think he can run for the white house. cash app founder in france. that suspect is still at large. >> gavin newsoming things everybody outside of california thinks like californians. they don't. he released thousands of felons. he gave george gascon his job in san francisco. and he was behind proposition 47 that allows you to steal $950. not per day, per store. because of cashless bail you have zero chance going to prison. serial arson is now a non-violent offense. assault of a police officer is now a non-violent offense. rape of an intoxicated victim, a non-violent offense. a whole bunch of people are running around in the streets who should be behind bars. regarding the city by the bay. you it's 60% black. but 40% of the arrests for assault are black people. you are 20 times more likely to end up in jail when you don't have a father in the home. that's something 70% of blacks saw from. you add this up, it's a perfect storm. when bad guys have a hard time being caught and convicted, crime goes up. liz: did gavin newsom, t

i don't know gavin newsom's track record at all.lifornia is wealthy and beautiful, and it's hard to leave. that has nothing to do with him. he is not responsible for how good that supermodel looks. he is just dating it. >> jesse: yeah, you cannot go to other governors and tell them to get their act together when he doesn't have his own act together. >> greg: i don't know what he has done. >> jesse: look at california, san francisco, the stories about crime, sanctuary policies. gavin newsom is being groomed by the deep state to be the next president. this is what he is doing. he is going after the entire country and networking with donors. he is testing out lines. he is being asked questions by nbc comcast, oh, and he has to deny that he is considering a presidential run. that is what you do when you are considering a presidential run. so come he is staying loose in the bullpen, while everybody kind of weights and see with biden. biden has always said, i'm running, but fate may get in the way. i've noticed this year, he doesn't have

governor newsom finished up his week long tour of the shell today.f his effort to galvanize democrats and republican led states. but as reporter ashley zavala shows us the governor's tour drew mixed reaction. remarkably just a stone's throw away from the car from home and out of his typical political environment. governor gavin newsom this week wrapped up his red states swing the governor seen here in alabama, one of his series of stops in the launch of his new political action committee, the campaign for democracy. its purpose, promote democratic leaders in those states to fight the republicans who run those states and their policies. that's what's going to be required of us to address so much of the rights regressions. we reached out to the republican governors about their latest tourist. in a statement, spokesperson for arkansas governor sarah huckabee , sanders said. there's a reason why gavin newsom never focuses ontate, california residents are experiencing sky high rent, but governor sanders is living rent free in his head. spokesperson for fl

s shoubut republicans should do more than laugh newsom off. y from athey shouldn't run awaym a debate with him. >> instead, they should embracea veit. republicans have to remembery in that the reagaotn library is nof the only institution in california. there are almost r 40 million of v our fellow americans living weere, including oveotorr six million people who voted for president trump in 2020. we the can't abandon them.e shod every republican seeking nationale office should make a point of going to california and making clear to them that we want to help. joining me now, harmeet dhillont ,ceo oerf the center for american liberty, and attorney extraordinaire harmeet gavin newsom, on his tour.. i mean, it is pretty hilarious. he's presided over the utter decline of california. he's ushering in more decline,ae and yet he thinks he has the answer for what ailsmerica. america. your thought your ts? president >> well, laura , i think if i'm a presidential candidate, on the republican side running against gavin newsom, what i would be focusin focu

those are some of the same states with the newsom. campaign announced billboard last year promoting california has an abortion safe haven saying no red state is off limits. the stated goal the pack is to promote democratic policies in the 2024 election blue states have lower murder rates. >> better health care outcomes and higher gp's. that pack launch follows the governor's recent pattern of celebrating policies of democratic states and sharply criticizing the republican counterparts. meanwhile, the head of california's republican party. >> seas nuisance outreach as overreach, sang in a statement, the last thing red states need is a lecture from gavin newsom on how to govern. the only things you can credibly teach them how to have the nation's highest gas prices. a crew of 30 billion dollar deficit close schools longer than any other state. welcome half of the nation's unsheltered population and motivate hundreds of thousands of residents to move away. if only newsom cared as much about fixing the problems in his own state as he does

but when it comes to gavin newsom the line between parity and reality has vanished altogether and as he said california the single most ricardian response to covid and i actually sued him over it and he said in court he centralizes the sedate powers in the hands of the government effectively abolishing the other branches of government money came to business shutdown a church that dennis will shut down and mask mandated vaccine mandate, vaccine passports, each of every step of the way, california had the highest level of government coercion and control for him to say that is watching a crusade against rising authoritarianism, you cannot make this stuff up. and to begin to think how we process is this his attacking red states if there's a bad why are so many hundreds of thousands of california residents moving to red states and three straight years california lisa nation one way with the u-haul rentals who lost his seat in congress because so many people are leaving, you look at what is happening to california, look at san francisco "the san francisco chronicle" has an opinion piece in

gavin newsom announced.alifornia has reached its goal of selling 1.5 million zero emission vehicles in the state two years ahead of schedule in 2012, then governor jerry brown set the goal and expected to reach it by 2025. the governor's office says back then, many people thought it was an unrealistic goal. california adopted new regulations last year requiring 100% of new car sales to be zero emission by 2035. the large pie out there, and i think, instead of you know, fighting over charging parks and things like that. we need to actually just work together to collaborate to solve all the problems that we're facing, trying to put him in visor of gen. z e. v solutions, a company that's building charging stations. it just recently announced a partnership with subway for charging parks at locations across the country . those parks include benches and playgrounds. advisor says that it's important these stations be convenient and comfortable for people, a recent report shows california will need 1.2 million elect

let's put ourselves in the mind of gavin newsom himself.hen i was there, the biggest one was kwcuomo and all of a sudden, he's gone. newsom sees an opening. if you look at approval numbers, they were at 42% and 32% approval. and biden at the time was 35%. newsom says this before the mid terms. does it feel like a red wave? of course it does. it goes to my fundamental grievance with my bleep party. we're going to have to do better and stop being on the bleep defense. that's a man that wants to run for office and maybe be a primary challenger. but then biden outperformed expectations but nevertheless, we saw the cnn poll yesterday only 33% of biden's party wants him to run. so he sees an opening. >> ben: you look at this, not a single democrat is saying to him, shut up and sit down. you're way out of turn here. be quiet. and that tells you how hungry the democratic party is to get rid of joe biden. they're willing to prop him up regardless of the catastrophic events that have happened in his state because they're so desperate to get rid of jo

governor gavin newsom has a plan to fix america.s campaign for democracy to fight back against what he considers the tyranny of red states. >> problem in our country right now authoritarian leaders we're going on the road to take the fight to states where freedom is most under attack. where republican leaders ban books, criminalize doctors, fire teachers, they fan the flames of culture wars to distract from fact that blue states have lower murder rates better health care outcomes and higher gdp's what's happening in red states it is not who we are. it's unamerican. here to react is turning point usa founder charlie kirk charlie i have to laugh because california had the largest exodus of people to the red states that he's claiming are run by tyrants like ron desantis and kristi noem. but is he running for president, i mean, that looked like presidential campaign ad. >> he says he's not there's something interesting, though, in the democrat uniparty that's actually part of american foreign policy but in this regard everything he talk

kennedy: i fear that people will be charged by gavin newsom. i think he has -- has a gyp gip see curse he. >> he is a charming guy. he lives in one of the most expectsive zip codes in the world with a getty for a g godfather, there is a tough hard scrabble life like i had. we grew up exists down the freeway from each other, i had everything and he had nothing. kennedy: you have dirt waffles on sunday. >> right. kennedy: gavin newsom had waffles made of gold. >> he had waffles made of gold, sprinkleed with gold, dipping them with gold and a gold spoon. kennedy: syrup. >> like g goal schlager. >> >> day shannon should join you. kennedy: people think that shannon is a great big fat pinc person. shy is beautiful. >> i am married to asianon. a -. kennedy: you don't host the show with your wife. >> no. >> they are both pretty. >> they are. >> i will be tied in the corner with a ball bag in my mouth again. >> the night is young. kennedy: coming up biden administration to unveil a plan to force electric vehicles on to streets, we teased it, it is getti

gavin newsom is what we call seizing the message, laying the groundwork on his terms. he is going to the states and meeting selectively, going to black churches, civil rights museums, meeting with lgbtq's. he is not going to meet regular voters and doing rallies or anything like that, he is controlling the narrative. if, however, he moves into the national stage, the fact that california has one third of the nations homelessness right here in the state of california, a 20 percent increase over the past five years, the fact that the fentanyl is claiming 15 to 20 lives a day on the streets of california cities, that is going to be hitting him. the fact that test scores for schools are low on the total. that will hit him. all of those things that you and i see daily are going to come back and come at him. but he is not dealing with that right now. he is dealing with it in the state but not on the national level. on the national level, talking about lgbtq, abortion, and those things which have national traction. if he gets on the stage, they are going to come after him is

because gavin newsome doesn't care about call cam.e cares about his hair and ambition to be in the white house. >> there's this sense that americans don't matter or there's a kind of contempt that this is like some board game. that they get to fail upwards. he is attached to what is known as this sacramento washington d.c. pipeline with nancy pelosi. is that still operatioperating. >> it's still operating. i'm not sure without nancy, without nancy sitting in the speaker position, i'm not sure how that affects his welcome in the democrat party. he's going outside the lines right now. he's campaigning and biden still buy all accounts has every intention to run. so what he's doing is a bit gauche to say the least. look at the guy. he is gauche. >> tammy: you're speaking the french, kira. >> you said contempt. that's the attitude that gavin newsome has to the average american. >> tammy: i'm going to make a proposal. the two of you should team up and shadow him for interviews. be his shadow. thanks, guys. leo, kira, great stuff. more on "h

governor newsom issued this statement saying. the court has followed science data and the law rather than an extreme and out of touch political agenda. we will continue to fight to protect people's freedom to choose, be sure to stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. we have more on our website and we'll have more tonight on the 10 o'clock news denied in the war against fentanyl on the streets of san francisco, ktvu evan sernoffsky now on the plan, just announced by governor gavin newsom. governor gavin newsom announcing friday that the chp and california national guard will join the s f p d and d a s office in a new partnership focused on dismantling fentanyl dealing in san francisco. in a news release friday, the governor said, quote through this new collaborative partnership, we are providing more law enforcement resources and personnel to crack down on crime linked to the fentanyl crisis. holding the poison peddlers accountable and increasing law. enforcement presence to improve public safety and public confidence in san fran

gavin newsom has to answer as to why he wants that.as voting rights, we have the safest and tightest elections. you have to show your id, unlike california, where you can pretend to be anybody. i voted in many of those elections, as myself, but i could have been anybody. yeah, every single thing this guy says is a lie. we can go through the rest of them and i'll knock out each one. >> the 30th of march, on the road, this is newsom talking. >> what's happening in those red states, it's not who we are. it's un-american. it's undemocratic. all it takes to fight back is a willingness to stand toe-to-toe and say enough. >> so desantis' team said this, desantis is focused on getting florida's public institutions of higher learning refocused on academics and truth. what political opponents think have no effect. this is focused on a liberal arts school in sarasota, called the new college of florida, and the governor is taking action against those on the school board, replacing the school president there, made it his focus when it comes to figh

newsom says the state is providing more law enforcement to crack down on crime linked to fentanyl. the governor adds the partnership does not aim to criminalize those battling addiction but rather instead will focus on holding drug suppliers accountable. >>> keeping people safe on san francisco buses and trains is a new focus for the sfmta as police finally have a man under arrest who they say threw eggs and yelled racist things at other muni passengers. you may recall it happened back in february when a man attacked asian americans on the bus. someone caught it on camera, and it went viral. today, police arrested 44-year-old joseph benjamin and charged him with a hate crime. other passengers have since come forward to say the same thing happened to them. >> i was glad that i could use my platform to talk about these issues, more than "here's this viral video, how ridiculous." i wanted to be able to have this media conversation that we've been having since february. >> the sfmta will hold a virtual safety roundtable on tuesday to talk about rider safety and security. >>> many commu

today during an unannounced tri to the city, governor newsom di just that. the tenderloin has been ground zero for fentanyl and drug use and drug dealing in san francisco. homelessness and trash piling up on the streets have also been common complaints. wilson walker has spent a lot of time reporting here. mayor breed declared a state of emergency in the tenderloin in early 2022, and today the governor showed up to get a look for himself. andrea nakano spoke to some tenderloin residents who are trying to get his attention for the sake of the neighborhood. >> reporter: jj smith is on the streets every day talking to those who are homeless and addicted to drugs. today he had a chance to meet with governor newsom and asked him a question he just didn't get the answer h was hoping for. >> hey gavin, tell me what you are going to do about the fentanyl epidemic! >> reporter: that is jj smith shouting up the question as governor gavin newsom walked th streets of the tenderloin. he said the governor told him he i working on the issue now. >> i feel as though he is r

governor newsom making the announcement this afternoon. the governor says the agencies will work alongside san francisco police and the district attorney's office and the focus on disrupting the supply of the deadly drug. the governor's office says san francisco has seen a 40% increase in overdose deaths from january through march of this year. the majority of those deaths were caused by fentanyl. san francisco police chief bill scott says the state's involvement will only help his department better serve the city. >> that we're going to police the way we police and that's with dignity and respect. and work with our communities and work with our leaders of the city and do what we need to do to make things better. and these resources are needed. they're helpful. they will help us do what we need to do. we make a rest day in and day out, but it's really hard to hold ground. and we need to get it under control. and that's exactly what we plan to do. >> the s apd says they are still working out. the details on how exactly the different agencie

on the other hand, biden runs, newsom is only 55 years of age. he's a puppy compared to the national leaders. he will be 59 when it comes to the next election. so of course, we'll all look at people like kamala harris. however, if harris doesn't catch on, newsom will have something of a national organization behind him, for all of the work he's done so far and all the work he's likely to do in the next two to three years. he's smart, he's thinking ahead. no pressure here. not trying to kick anybody out. the opportunity arises, he will be someone ready to go. that's where he's really ahead of a lot of other people. >> good insight there, larry. great to see you. good luck getting into the egg hunt tomorrow. >> i'm hoping. >>> it is 7:52 right now. next, we have a quick look at our top stories, including nearly 20 police officers accused of sending racist texts. we'll tell you the immediate yotion one east bay ma >>> welcome back. here's a quick look at the top stories we are following on this sunday morning, including the mayor of antioch calling

i mean, i don't know how you could get more authoritarian than gavin newsom? >> two things happening here and he's putting all of his chips on the culture wars and helped joe biden during the midterms and newsom thinks it could be his pathway to the presidency and given the state of joe biden, newsom is preparing the ground work, laying the ground work for a presidential run. stuart: no doubt. the president and ceo of npr, that's national public radio and he really does not like what twitter said was labeled as affiliated media. they're state affiliate and fully funded by the united states government and it's literally in the shadow of the capitol. >> i saw it every day when i drove to work and how you can say this is not state affiliated media and owned voice of america and all are funded by in large part funded by the federal government. the problem is they don't give voice to all the people who are in the country. it's a very different thing. >> it's usually from one side of the aisle and it's a tra strag tragedy and typically american taxpayers are funding

. >> alexandria: caught in the middle of this is california governor gavin newsom, who democrats want to step in on this. >> i have a lot of respect for senator dianne feinstein, she's missed 75% of votes this year, she hasn't been showing up and no intention, no return date. one thing to take medical leave and come back and another thing when you are not doing the job. governor newsom can appoint a caretaker and i would support the governor doing that. >> alexandria: senator dianne feinstein was elected in 1992 and calls for her to resign has been hit with pushback. >> she said she will return, make sure that happens. >> are the calls for her to resign appropriate? >> it is up to dianne feinstein and her family to decide whether she wants to keep on serving. >> diane will get better and come back to work. >> the decision whether somebody should resign rest on that individual herself, shouldn't be forced out. >> alexandria: governor newsom has been reminded of his promise to appoint a black woman to that role. eric early says there is another option. >> i support the parents bill of r

gavin newsom is to do things, they are real challenges he is facing.nd there was a time you ran on your record of what you had done in your state and why you believe you could do better for the country. governor newsom has things, homelessness, crime and other things, if he were able to tackle those, i think his chances would be boosted tremendously, if he runs this time or doesn't run at all. >> greg: he never used to be like this, remember? he was not this crazy. >> jeanine: i think he always been a little crazy. >> greg: when he was mayor of the sf, he was crazy. that part of him is dead. >> jeanine: it it is amazing he criticizes florida and ron desantis, it is clear desantis is running for president. how can he make an honest argument when they are trying to sexualize kids in florida, allowing them to read books that describe how to have sex, etcetera. >> he's not making an honest argument, he's a politician, like the second-string quarterback who has to stay loose in case something happens to the starting quarterback and biden is not announcing h

and we reached out to newsom for comment. his office did not have anything to say directly on this matter, but referred us to a previous statement which newsom praised feinstein. as for the senate judiciary committee, its chair senator durbin says he hopes to get the ball rolling soon on nominees. but to do that, he'll have to find a temporary replacement for feinstein. and that will not be easy because he'll need at least 60 votes from both democrats. >> and republican reporting in sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> a small business known for baked goods is leaving the bay area for good. the owner of misfits bakery says the cause is way too high, operate. now he admits while his nationwide customer base has been really strong, there's not been enough support. others in the local culinary world mean omicron is an immigrant says prior to the bay area, you never stay longer than 14 months now after living in san mateo county for 14 years, he's moving across country. he started experimenting with low-carb, gluten-free, b

if they come forward yet another highlight of newsom in california versus desantis and florida. they really are kind of the pinnacle of the differences between what each of their party's is >> well, a whole foods in downtown san francisco is temporarily closing. >> just one year after opening citing safety concerns. the stores on 8th and market street was originally considered flagship store by parent company. amazon. the store opened in march of 2022, a spokesperson told kron 4 the store could potentially reopen at some point in the future depending on safety. for now, they say employees at the store will be transfer to other locations nearby san francisco supervisor matt dorsey says he's not surprised by that closure writing on twitter, quote, our neighborhood waited a long time for the supermarket, but we're also well aware of problems. they've experienced it. drug-related retail theft adjacent drug markets and the many safety issues related to them. coming up next to the kron, 4 morning news. >> nicolas cage is the new will tell you what he says about his bill. we're in feel

one problem facing this administration and particularly gavin newsom is crime out in will can.n fact, at the san francisco flagship target store, as is the case in new york city issue at a target in manhattan, is take a look. that is not -- they don't have expensive d.v.d.s, $1.50 shavers, everything. so much stuff behind glass, find somebody to unlock the door because everybody is stealing everything and nothing can buy anything. >> like ryker's island. >> rachel: this could be the commercial for gavin newsom. this is maybe why he doesn't, you need shampoo, deodorant, how long does it take to shop? >> brian: i went a week and a half ago. how many keys does somebody have, you think the janitor has a lot of keys toen clean the erasers. >> we joke, i've had to do this in new york city, go for a stick of deodorant, it is not easy to find somebody working. here is your average price $9 for deodorant, $11 for razors. >> steve: you are paying for security. >> will: paying for security. >> brian: spam is $4. >> will: this is one of the most important stories, what trust do you put in

and we reached out to newsom for comment. his office did not have anything to say directly on this matter, but referred us to a previous statement which newsom praised feinstein. as for the senate judiciary committee, its chair senator durbin says he hopes to get the ball rolling soon on nominees. but to do that, he'll have to find a temporary replacement for feinstein. and that will not be easy because he'll need at least 60 votes from both democrats. >> and republican reporting in sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up, gunfire claims another life on a bay area freeway where it happened with the chp says occurred before the shots were fired. plus, commotion at the state capitol building. lawmakers forced to evacuate due to a credible threats bay area man authorities say is responsible. >> sunshine all the way to the coastline start to see a couple of patches of fog trying to form seymour that on the way to talk more about the way to talk more about that coming up ne when a truck hit my car, the way to talk mor

governor newsom announced. california has reached its goal of selling 1.5 million zero emission vehicles in the state two years ahead of schedule. back in 2012, then governor jerry brown set a goal of hitting that mark by the year 2025. back then many people thought it was some unrealistic goal. no other state in the nation is doing as much as we are to accelerate our clean energy future and that starts with unprecedented investments to make these cars more affordable for california and families and deploying chargers across our neighborhoods. california adopted new regulations last year requiring 100% of new car sales to be zero emission vehicles by the year. 2035 well as electric cars surge, so is demand for chargers . a recent report shows that california will need 1.2 million electric vehicle chargers by 2030. bill besar is with jen ze'evi solutions, a company that brings charging locations to individual parking lots and also the larger commercial destinations. bill. thank you so much for being here. califo

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those are some of the same states with the newsom. campaign announced billboard last year promoting california has an abortion safe haven saying no red state is off limits. the stated goal the pack is to promote democratic policies in the 2024 election blue states have lower murder rates. >> better health care outcomes and higher gp's. that pack launch follows the governor's recent pattern of celebrating policies of democratic states and sharply criticizing the republican counterparts. meanwhile, the head of california's republican party. >> seas nuisance outreach as overreach, saying in a statement, the last thing red states need is a lecture from gavin newsom on how to govern. the only things you can credibly teach them how to have the nation's highest gas prices. a crew of 30 billion dollar deficit close schools longer than any other state. welcome half of the nation's unsheltered population and motivate hundreds of thousands of residents to move away. if only newsom cared as much about fixing the problems in his own state as he do

and we reached out to newsom for comment. his office did not have anything to say directly on this matter, but referred us to a previous statement which newsom praised feinstein. as for the senate judiciary committee, its chair senator durbin says he hopes to get the ball rolling soon on nominees. but to do that, he'll have to find a temporary replacement for feinstein. and that will not be easy because he'll need at least 60 votes from both democrats. >> and republican reporting in sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> south florida has just been inundated with heavy rain is actually like triggered severe flooding in some areas within miami-dade and broward counties. reports say as many as 20 inches of rain drenched the fort lauderdale area yesterday alone making that the rainiest day in the city's history. all flights at the fort lauderdale hollywood airport have been temporarily grounded until at least tomorrow morning. officials in that city have activated emergency operation centers to respond to the most affected a

. >> the california national guard and the chp are being asked by governor newsom to help with the a san francisco fentanyl epidemic. the agencies will be forking alongside san francisco police and the district attorney's office. the focus will be on disrupting the supply of the drug. san francisco has seen a 40% increase in overdose deaths just from for january through march of this year and most of them caused by fentanyl. >> that we're going to police the way we police and that's with dignity and respect. and work with our communities and work with our leaders of the city and do what we need to do to make things better. and these resources are needed. they're helpful. they will help us do what we need to do. we make a rest day in and day out, but it's really hard to hold ground. and we need to get it under control. and that's exactly what we plan to do. >> kron four's dan thorn is working on this story. he will have a full report coming up tonight on kron 4 at 9 o'clock. and we are following the fentanyl crisis across the nation and the bay area on kron 4 dot com. you can scan tha

with art, music, and speeches, they protested climate change and called out governor newsom. they say he's not doing enough and that climate change is putting their lives at risk. >> we're going to be out here every single day until he stakes the action we need. >> the group is calling on officials to stop future investments in fossil fuels. governor newsom's agenda on climate change includes an 85% cut in greenhouse gas emissions and a goal of net-zero carbon pollution by 2035. >>> a local college student proving one person can make a difference. the 22-year-old picks up trash every day at bay area parks. now he's inspiring others to do the same. here's nbc's marianne favro. >> reporter: edgar mcgregor began his cleanup quest back in 2019, and since then he has single-handedly picked up more than 20,000 pounds of trash. braving rain, high winds, even snow, edgar mcgregor is a man on a mission to clean up bay area parks and keep harmful chemicals and products out of creeks. with his wader boots and trusty bucket, he was here in san jose. >> i go into areas where regular clean

according to governor gavin newsom. the state currently has a stockpile of more than 250,000 of the pills. a newsom says the state has negotiated the purchase of up to 2 million doses. more and has also l with other states. >> governor gavin newsom is also taking another shot at florida's governor ron desantis advising him against challenging former president trump for the republican nomination. national correspondent nancy loo reports on the rivalry and who we could eventually see on that ballot. >> i asked 5 years we've rights with rest. >> in a new video, california governor gavin newsom shared highlights from his campaign style trip out east last week. lot of work to build a movement. >> to counter what's happening in red states. newsom was also in florida where he attacked governor ron desantis on various issues including immigration. >> and now newsom has publicly advised the santis you not to run for pres>dent, telling him to, quote, pack up and wait a few years. but to keep going at it, even though neither has o

. >> todd: gavin newsom thinks he can give ron desantis political advice. >> i would tell him to packit a few years and actually do hard work which includes governing, not identity and culture war. >> todd: we'll ask joe concha what he thinks about newsom's advice next. >> ashley: here is steve doocy. >> steve: what was that thing with joe concha pursing his lips like that? >> todd: he is not happy, ready to shoot. >> steve: read my lips, coming up on "fox and friends," good morning, in 11 minutes, the u.s. keeping close eye on beijing as chinese military drills continue near taiwan. -- will break it down and texas attorney general ken paxton is here and james patterson and his wife and rachel campos duffy. plus, cheryl casone just finished your show and will head to our shows talking about business headlines and in particular about how manufacturing is returning to the united states. finally, is tiger woods ready to retire? rumors are swirling after one of golf's greatest withdrew from the masters this weekend. why did he withdraw? we will share with you. coming up on the channel you

lamont came out on top winning a big creative california avocados, courtesy of governor newsom.ego state would have one governor newsome would have walked away with a basket of connecticut beer, wine and chocolate. and governor newsom's responded to the aztecs lost tonight, saying an incredible season by an incredible team who showed all of us what true grit and california pride look like today , nasa introduced the four astronauts who will orbit the moon for the historic artemis do mission. and today we stand on the shoulders of giants as we reach further into the stars and push forward to the moon once again and on to mars. these individuals of artemis two crew will be the first humans to fly to the vicinity of the moon and more than 50 years. the crew of the arguments to mission includes commander reid wiseman pilot victor glover, who was a southern california native and mission specialists. christina coke, also on the mission, canadian jeremy hansen. the launch is scheduled for late next year. the arteries to mission will fly around the moon and then back to earth. it's expe

a big move by governor newsom. help save lives on the streets of san francisco, the governor with the support of the mayor of san francisco, has called in the national guard trying to stop the epidemic of fentanyl deaths on city streets. good evening this friday. i'm christina were don't made the announcement late this afternoon after walking the san francisco streets earlier this week. ktvu is evan sernoffsky live in our newsroom with what we know so far. greg mayer, london breed police chief bill scott and d. a brook jenkins welcoming any help they can get. fentanyl has been ravaging neighborhoods like the tenderloin with hundreds of people dying from overdoses every year. governor gavin newsom announcing friday that the chp and california national guard will join the s f p d and d a s office in a new partnership focused on dismantling fentanyl dealing in san francisco. in a news release friday, the governor said, quote through this new collaborative partnership, we are providing more law enforcement resources an