it completely. >> and despite the clear friction between newsom and trump newsom has repeatedly saidhad a good working relationship with trump during his first term in the white house and hopes to continue that this time around reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. back here in the bay time talk whether the live look at sfo and lawrence is here to tell us all about it. yeah, guys, search for a couple raindrops here in the bay area. be nice to get back to the rain again. but right now, well, the weather has been fantastic. sunshine all the way. the coastline. we did have a couple of passing clouds >> early on today, they cleared out in the afternoon. working on a nice evening tonight likely to see a couple more patches of fog out there tonight out toward places like this, the golden gate bridge otherwise looking good out there right now. little busy out there on the bridge tonight. but so far, so good. i think overall tonight, some patchy fog developing a little bit later on this evening. tomorrow, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. you approach the

cheryl: jessica i worked for several years in san francisco when gavin newsom was mayor i interviewedas well surprised by tone-deafness of movers by him in particularly when you look at how the -- the gascÓn los angeles d.a. gone, alamita oakland, california, the d.a. mayor in oakland gone green mayor of san francisco gone all people voted out in november, still policies, i had to throw that in shocks me i want to bring in joe pinion. joe: good to have you here you highlight most of us see at the same time, we saw president trump carry all seven swing states, yet looking at the slimmest house majority since world war ii some in california president trump improving by 78%, in the state at the same time, not being able to carrier some seats that we loss talk to us a butt about work you see ahead in california, to take some of those trump voters and turn them into republican voters, rebuilding that coalition in have california. >> i think most important thing that we've seen over the last five years, we've picked up five seats last two cycles seats won by 300 votes by 500 votes this time

policies newsom argues will hurt california's economy. when you look at farm workers, the last estimate roughly half are undocumented. the impacts mass deportation. on the cost. of food in this state and this nation off the charts. this is serious business. but republicans say newsom spending too much time going after trump in a state where trump outperformed expectations. i think in every single county. >> trump got more votes this time. the needed lasting californians that have it and they sit gavin newsom, a clear message and he's missing it completely at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. back here in the bay. the niners are practicing, getting ready for a home match with fares. better beat chicago next in sports, ben ross will tell us what the squad is saying about their chances. saturday. >> and kron 4 is celebrating remarkable women of the bay area and we need your help to share their stories. if you know, a remarkable woman making a difference in your community, if nominated for a chance to be awarded wom

still, newsom defended his stance against prop 36. the 2024 ballot measure that voters overwhelmingly passed to increase truck treatment and increase penalties for some theft and drug offenses. newsom expressed concerns over lack of state money to fund prop 36 and he believes it could lead to mass incarceration. but republicans hope he helps implement prop 36. now that past and now that it's law, he continues to look at prop 36 with skepticism. >> and for my colleagues in the legislature, i just a couple weeks ago. >> sent a letter to the governor requesting that he fully support find prop 36 and important. >> and we should have a better idea about how newsom plans to fund prop 36 when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january. reporting in oakland, a ton wallace kron. 4 news. >> meantime, interim oakland mayor nikki fortunato bas taking the time to thank governor newsom for extending the partnership into the new year. according to her, oakland has seen crime reduce a total of 34% this year. she says with chp is help, opd ca

governor gavin newsom bringing that message with him to colusa county. it's one of 3 california counties he visited over the last 3 weeks where a majority of voters cast a ballot for president elect donald trump. i recognize people think >> that we have their back. >> and i i recognize there's a gap there and we've got a mind that gap and we got to take that very seriously. newsom says he's doing that by announcing an economic development plan for the region and the state, a plan that includes millions of dollars in grant funding for 13 regions across the state. making sure every part of the state of california is as we were saying. >> not just surviving but thriving newsome. also highlighting 180 billion dollars in state funding for infrastructure projects like the sites reservoir set for construction in collusive county. it will be the first new major above ground reservoir in california in the last 50 years. newsom says the state's strict environmental review process and lawsuits have gotten in the way of building it sooner. we have got to get out of

still, newsom defended his stance against prop 36. the 2024 ballot measure that voters overwhelmingly passed to increase truck treatment and increase penalties for some theft and drug offenses. newsom expressed concerns over lack of state money to fund prop 36 and he believes it could lead to mass incarceration. but republicans hope he helps implement prop 36. now that the past and now that it's law, he continues to look at prop 36 with skepticism. >> and for my colleagues in the legislature, i just a couple weeks ago. >> sent a letter to the governor requesting that he fully support and prop. 36 is important. >> and we should have a better idea about how newsom plans to fund prop 36 when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january. reporting in oakland, a ton wallace kron. 4 news. >> interim oakland mayor nikki fortunato bas taking the time to thank governor newsom for the extension into the new year. according to her, oakland has seen crime reduced by 34% this year. she says with chp is help, opd can continue to focus resour

>> for gavin newsom. here's why. gavin newsom is not trying to heal the democratic party. is trying to win a primary in 2028. he is running hard left. he knows he needs to win over the aocs -- in a primary it's better to be further on the left or on the right than your respective party. he says he wants $798 million for a port of entry, when to katie's point, the nation voted on deportation. he's calling special legislative sessions. he is asking for money to oppose a trump. that's his sole mission: gavin newsom. it's not the broader party. the broader party needs a holistic look, see that what trump did worked, and shift the core of the democratic party. the conscience and core of the party lost. >> harold, you are a democrat. do you want to see gavin newsom in 2028 with this hard left -- for the next four years, leading the resistance, pushing back on trump policies, and finding himself at the helm? >> i want democrats to push back on things that don't work and working with republicans on things that do. we shouldn't mistake what happened. voters made a basic calculation

hess -- he's familiar with newsom. newsom trying to be proactive.think they spent $42 million on the lawsuits. the argument that newsom and the state are making is, that so much money is on the line here for the state and the investment to spend 25 on lawsuits you free up or basically make available to the state a bunch of money from the federal government, whether it's on climate issues, on health care, whether it's on disaster relief, even on issues of grants for local law enforcement who don't want to participate with the federal government in deportation rates and that money could be taken away by the trump administration. so there's a ton of money at stake here. 2028 looms, and certainly newsom is walking that fine line now. we'll see once trump takes office, once trump is there taking these actions, there may be -- this is the most anti-trump state in the union, there is going to be pressure on newsom to fight trump on these things. right now we're not seeing that because trump is not in office and we have to factor that in too. right now we'r

bottom line, governor newsom does not have to cooperate with i.c.e. day there is nothing he can do to stop i.c.e. from coming into california cities and stopping mass deportations so what is even talking about with these plans? >> thank you for that question, bill, and happy holidays. let me be very clear. governor newsom is not a lawyer. someone needs to get him the constitution. and some supreme court cases. want to be very clear with viewers. 35 years of practicing law. immigration is a federal government responsibility. the supreme court has said exclusive responsibility. you cover the border, bill. battles between president biden and the white house and texas. governor newsom can't do nothing to stop president trump president trump and tom homan. if he had a plan, bill, why don't we go to court? because he has no standing. this is nothing more than political grandstanding. this is nothing more for a guy to try to pretend to be relevant. he is irrelevant. and the american people spoke on november 5th. they want illegals deported. the federal gover

policies newsom argues will hurt california's economy. when you look at farm workers, the last estimate. >> roughly half are undocumented. the impacts mass deportation. on the cost. of food in this state and this nation the charts. this is serious business. but republicans say newsom spending too much time going after trump in a state where trump outperformed expectations. i think in every single county. >> trump got more votes this time. many did lasting californians that have it and they sit gavin newsom, a clear message and he's missing it completely at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> still to come here at 10 o'clock, we're getting the latest from the butte county sheriff's office about a school shooting where 2 kindergartners ranger. plus the a's moved to las vegas takes a major step forward as the billion-dollar stadium deal has been approved when they're expected to break ground and it eats a youth football team heading to the championship. how the community came together to get community came together to get them.

still, newsom defended his stance against prop 36. the 2024 ballot measure that voters overwhelmingly passed to increase truck treatment and increase penalties for some theft and drug offenses. newsom expressed concerns over lack of state money to fund prop 36 and he believes it could lead to mass incarceration. but republicans hope he helps implement prop 36. now that the past and now that it's law, he continues to look at prop 36 with skepticism. >> and >> for my colleagues in the legislature, i just a couple weeks ago sent a letter to the governor requesting that he fully support and funds prop 36 is important. >> and we should have a better idea about how newsom plans to fund prop 36 when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january. reporting in oakland, a ton wallace kron. 4 news. >> in turn, oakland mayor nikki fortunato bas taking the time to thank governor newsom for extending the partnership into the new year. according to her, oakland has seen. crime reduce the total 34% this year. she says with the chp is help opd c

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law that turned some nonviolent felonies into misdemeanors while critics including governor gavin newsom warned the measure could unfairly impact vulnerable communities and strain already limited resources. supporters of prop 36 say it's a necessary step to address the rise in retail theft and drug-related crimes. >> we'll think is long overdue because this is really going to be issue and not only this city but cities which having this similar problems in things in accountability. and that's the main thing, you know, to get away with just a slap on the hand. this isn't going to be an easy task. this is going to be. >> me working with the da me working with all of our chiefs of police and me working with the board of supervisors to figure out how we're going to get more beds available for the inmates that or for the arrest ease that absolutely need to be held in custody. >> and that was omar lewis reporting for us. san francisco da brooke jenkins weighing in tonight on the new measure. >> i think there might be some feeling in the air, actually that it would be sort of the magic wand to f

with kamala harris -- for newsom?hinking that. i think he's actually planning to come out with a memoir next spring -- paul: oh, no in, can't wait. you want to review that for us? i'm just kidding. [laughter] >> he's definitely positioning himself. and i think what you have to keep in mind is california still has a lot of problems. it's looking to -- at a $20 billion deficit next year, and in some ways gavin newsom needs donald trump to be successful, for the economy to be successful. if the economy goes into a downturn, then california's going to be in a world of hurt. paul: can he be the leader of the new anti-trump resistance, kyle, and is that actually the way back to winning the democratic nomination in 2028 and the white house? >> i think he thinks it is. i think there's reason to be skeptical of that. i think he will have plenty of competition -- paul: like who? >> potentially, josh shapiro, the governor of pennsylvania, who has taken maybe centrist is the wong word, but more prague mattive, practical approach

a promise and a warning for oakland from governor gavin newsom. we're going to have more on the governor's plan in just a moment. we are also tracking other stories on this friday, including a big shakeup at the a's. dave kaval is out as the team prepares to play its next season in sacramento. the details released today and a rift opening up between silicon valley and the maga faithful. tech billionaires helped get donald trump back into office, but there's a split over immigration policy, and it could impact the tech industry's workforce. our scott budman will chat with us about what's driving this rift. we're going to begin with governor newsom's crackdown on crime in oakland. he is extending the program where chp helps local police target retail theft and other types of crimes in east bay cities, including oakland. it comes after the governor touted the success of the program. the chp, arresting more than 1400 people just this year. but today, the governor's announcement also came with some tough love for t the city of oakland, calling on the c

policies newsom argues will hurt california's economy.n you look at farm workers, the last estimate roughly half are undocumented. the impacts of mass deportation. on the cost. of food in this state and this nation off the charts. this is serious business. but republicans say newsom spending too much time going after trump in a state where trump outperformed expectations. i think in every single county. >> trump got more votes this time. many did lasting californians and have it and they sit gavin newsom, a clear message and he's missing it completely at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> all right. back here in the bay. time to talk weather as we get a live look above. >> that there's a treasure island near blount island to the left. >> it's been a nice day in the vent. well, you know, the reason. >> he had to hesitate lawrence's. it's hazy out there it is. a is a bit hazy. yeah, i'm a little hard to see out there. and that's when you get that big dome of high pressure overhead. we've seen it. >> really all week long. and

as for priorities, newsom hopes to accomplish within the next month.king the state assembly and senate to allocate 25 million dollars to attorney general rob bonta. >> to help him sue the trump administration over a myriad of issues just like california did during trump's first term. my gosh, none of us are naive. he was trying to roll back half century of progress in the state. republicans responding. >> we voted for trump because he actually wants to lower costs because he wants to end a lot of this nonsense. and that is why. you know, we voted for donald trump and we're hoping that we can continue to work with him because we're not getting any help from our governor and construction for the sites. reservoir is expected to begin in 2028. reporting in colusa county. 8 on wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, we'll take a look at santa's visit to hawaii before he takes that trip on a sleigh. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't

gallagher argues newsom's vision is unrealistic.ing away choices from consumers and it's taking away vehicles that we need. i mean, i represent a rural district. >> we don't have charging stations, you know, and we need to get from point a to point b and many times. it's that's a lot of miles. the biden-harris administration also approved a second wave are aimed at reducing emissions from heavy-duty trucks in the past, president elect donald trump has spoken out against newsom, 0 emissions, vehicle vision. >> now the question is what action can and will trump take in a second term? why take away people's choices? and i think that's what president elect trump is saying. and i anticipate yeah, he will rescind this waiver, you know, upon taking power and rightfully should. >> the law to clean air act does not say that you can revoke a waiver. >> so that's something that will be fought out in the courts, probably for many years. >> so as you can see this very issue could mark the first of several legal battles between the incoming trump

governor gavin newsom bringing that message with him to colusa county. it's one of 3 california counties he visited over the last 3 weeks where a majority of voters cast a ballot for president elect donald trump. i recognize people think >> that we have their back. >> and i i recognize there's a gap there and we've got a mind that gap and we got to take that very seriously. newsom says he's doing that by announcing an economic development plan for the region and the state, a plan that includes millions of dollars in grant funding for 13 regions across the state. making sure every part of the state of california is as we were saying. >> not just surviving but thriving newsome. also highlighting 180 billion dollars in state funding for infrastructure projects like the sites reservoir set for construction in collusive county. it will be the first new major above ground reservoir in california in the last 50 years. newsom says the state's strict environmental review process and lawsuits have gotten in the way of building it sooner. we have got to get out of

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policies newsom argues will hurt california's economy. estimate roughly half are undocumented. the impacts of mass deportation. on the cost. of food in this state and this nation are off the charts. this is serious business, but republicans say newsom spending too much time going after trump in a state where trump outperformed expectations. i think in every single county. >> trump got more votes this time. many did lasting californians and have it and they sit gavin newsom, a clear message and he's missing it completely at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, all in in the capital, the u.s. capitol. we've got elon musk and vivek ramaswamy on capitol hill discussing their ideas to slgsh wasteful government spending. they're heading up. the president elect's newly created department of government efficiency or doge. the department has bipartisan support on the hill, but at least one bay area, house democrat has world says the concept at this point in his mind is unconstitutional. >> constitution does not permit the presid

governor gavin newsom is getting ready to respond. what his plan to combat potential deportations does and does not include. good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. president elect donald trump is threatening to deport millions of undocumented immigrants when he takes office in a few weeks. in recent days, governor gavin newsom has floated a plan to help those people legally. nbc bayrea's bob redell joins us live this morning. and, bob, some migrant and immigrant advocates say the governor's plan isn't going far enough. correct. good morning to you, laura. politico obtained a draft of this plan that's been put forth by governor gavin newsom's administration. according to this so-called immigrant support network concept, that's what this plan is called. the governor wants to crcreate a network of regional hubs throughout california that would connect undocumented migrants with nonprofits for legal help and other community services. politico reports that the california department of social services would give money to

even if newsom's actual power to prevent those deportations is limited. >> if the president calls up the national guard and the state guards there's only so much that the that the governor and that the state government can do to try and prevent that. i think the area that the governor is really going to be focused on is it's going to be a lot of messaging, and it's going to be a lot of lawsuits. >> newsom has already called for more state money to file lawsuits against trump during trump's first term. the state of california sued his administration. more than 120 times. trump, for his part, has repeatedly slammed newsom over california's problems with crime and homelessness, often calling the governor new scum. >> what a horrible governor newsom has been. >> he's been horrible so many people leaving. >> analysts say it's becoming more clear that gavin newsom is positioning himself and his state as possibly the country's biggest antagonist to trump, with possible ambitions for 2028 in mind, the governor wants to run for president as much as he says time and time again that he doesn't

newsom urged the commission to call a special session to address that issue. we did reach out to the police commission chair for comment. in a statement he stated in part, "we have seen the significant and positive impacts that have resulted in oakland police department's coordination with the chp and understand that there is still significant work to be done in regards to opd's pursuit policy and practices. we give our commitment to respond to the call for action and to do our part to work with city leadership." just yesterday the chp was involved in a high speed chase in oakland that ended with a crash near fruitvale avenue. a stolen chevy blazer hit another car narrowly missing an ac transit bus and the suspects fled on foot before chp officers caught them. the car was reported stolen in san francisco. thankfully, no injuries were reported. >>> crime has been a concern for business owners in oakland. this video shows suspects driving through the storefront of the lucky 7 cigarettes in october and ransacking the place. as katie nielsen reports, it's just one

newsom's first chief of staff ann o'leary is also on the team. former mayor willie brown says he believes lurie is focused on san francisco, not political gain. >> i got to believe that his interests will not be to be the next governor or the next president and if that happens, he's got a good shot because quality people will work with him. >> that's quite an endorsement. lurie says the team is going to come up with a 100-day plan with accountability built in. joining me live now is san francisco mayor-elect daniel lurie. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, anne. >> so the election has been a little over a month. what have you been doing to prepare to take the reins just next month? >> doing a lot of listening, a lot of walking. i just came back from walking down sixth street and seeing what your previous segment talked about that restaurant owner struggling with street conditions, really getting a handle from department heads and elected leaders on what we can do together around making sure that we start delivering results for the pe

newsom says the idea is to ensure u.s.itary veterans and others are not left behind while pursuing an education and career for service members that had as an example, basic training not to come back to a community college and have to take courses that they're well familiar with and basic requirements for their education that they've already received in the military. so they get credit for prior learning. newsome also announcing his administration has removed college degree requirements for nearly 30,000 state government jobs. this is around recognizing that we needed a crate framework where you can get the benefit. >> of a light. well lived that again doesn't include some fancy, you know, the great. >> in a bipartisan move, newly elected republican assembly member heather had with attended and spoke at this press conference to show her support for newsom's proposal. no matter what side of table he said on, we can all agree that we need to invest in our and our workforce is that's that's our future. on the issue of the bipa

law that turned some nonviolent felonies into misdemeanors while critics including governor gavin newsom warned the measure could unfairly impact vulnerable communities and strain already limited resources. supporters of prop 36 say it's a necessary step to address the rise in retail theft and drug related crimes. >> we'll think is long overdue because this is really going to be issue in not only this city but cities which having this similar problems in brings an accountability. and that's the main thing, you know, to get away with just a slap on the hand. this isn't going to be an easy task. this is going to be. >> me working with the da me working with all of our chiefs of police and me working with the board of supervisors to figure out how we're going to get more beds available for the inmates that or for the arrest ease that absolutely need to be held in custody. >> mr. lewis reporting for us as san francisco da brooke jenkins weighing in tonight on the new measure. >> i think there might be some feeling in air, actually that it would be sort of the magic wand to fix our problems.

gallagher argues newsom's vision is unrealistic. taking away choices from consumers and it's taking away vehicles that we need. mean, i represent a rural district. >> we don't have charging stations, you know, and we need to get from point a to point b and many times. it's it's a lot of miles, the biden-harris administration also proved a second wave are aimed at reducing emissions from heavy-duty trucks. >> in the past, president elect donald trump has spoken out against newsom, 0 emissions, vehicle vision. now the question is what action can and will trump take in a second term? why take away people's choices? and i think that's what president elect trump is saying. and i anticipate yeah, he will rescind this waiver, you know, upon taking power and rightfully should. >> the law, the clean air act does not say that you can revoke a waiver. >> so that's something that will be fought out in the courts, probably for many years. >> so as you can see this very issue could mark the first of several legal battles between the incoming trum

cuando el gobernador gavin newsom firmó estas leyes en septiembre, dijo que son un mensaje contundenteienes participen en esta actividad, sino también para los espectadores. y advirtió que además de enfrentar penalidades más severas, podrían también hasta perder sus vehículos. descontrol en las calles. a veces hasta se estrellan con los carros que están ahí estacionados. si le pregunta a muchos residentes de la bahía sobre los espectáculos ilegales de autos, los muchachos que andan divirtiéndose, no sé si borrachos, drogados, quién sabe, pero a partir de la próxima semana, las agencias del orden púbco en california con con más herramientas para combatir los derrapes se tratan de 4 leyes que el gobernador gavin newsom firmó en septiembre. estamos de acuerdo con ellos porque las carreras han causado muchos accidentes. impondrán castigos más estrictos y permitirán que las autoridades confisquen los vehículos, en algunos casos hasta por 30 días. el alcalde de san josé aplaude que sacramento siga el ejemplo de su ciudad. en un comunicado explicó hemos hecho que sea ilegal no solo participar

this terrible leadership in the likes of gavin newsom in california. is going to destroy that state if he hasn't already gone a long way to do it. >> griff: ron. we were just showing our viewers video of migrants crossing in the san diego sector in jacumba, california where i spent a lot of time reporting this past year and governor gavin newsom has actually come down to that location where we are seeing migrants coming from all over the world from. syria, libya, afghanistan. and a ton, unprecedented number of chinese, all of which potentially could pose a national security risk. some of them hitting the terrorist screening data base. yet, gavin newsom is saying that he is going to lean n further protect migrants in the sanctuary jurisdiction. what possibly is his moat violation. >> going broke because of the wokeness of his politics. it's been out of control on the san diego border the last four years give or take. he just wants more of that. incentivize people who broke break the law by coming into the united states by coming into california. what fo

newsom goes to the border to attack trump.e law crossing, but he wants to spend $that 25 million -- $25 the million of taxpayer dollars to sue trump. >> my i mean, that's insane to to me. i heard some of his speech, and some of the things he also said was he cared about the public, and he wasn't going to allow law enforcement to start pushing this deportation. well, if you care about the public, how is it you're going to sit there and say you want to fight the federal government against actually following the law? that's just insane to me, and i can tell you right now, liz, i've talked to people from both sides of the the aisle to. i grew up on the border, i've been there my whole life. i know the border. i can honestly say that because i've been here and worked here my whole life. i know the people on the south side, they're happy that president trump won because they want the flow of illegal aliens coming into the u.s. to stop also. they can't hold their workers. people keep leaving mexico to come to the united states. they

still, newsom defended his stance against prop 36.rwhelmingly passed to increase truck treatment and increase penalties for some theft and drug offenses. newsom expressed concerns over lack of state money to fund prop 36 and he believes it could lead to mass incarceration. but republicans hope he helps implement prop 36. now that the past and now that it's law, he continues to look at prop 36 with skepticism. >> and for my colleagues in the legislature, i just a couple weeks ago. >> sent a letter to the governor requesting that he fully support and fund prop. 36 is important. >> and we should have a better idea about how newsom plans to fund prop 36 when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january. reporting in oakland, a ton wallace kron. 4 news. >> 3 to 5 inches of fresh powder. the lengthening the slopes overnight. this video was shared by the ski resort yesterday capturing a skier just carving through this winter wonderland and colliding for us. leah down the trails gosh, makes some purpose. more snow is in the forecast fo

still, newsom defended his stance against prop 36. the 2024 ballot measure that voters overwhelmingly passed to increase truck treatment and increase penalties for some theft and drug offenses. newsom expressed concerns over lack of state money to fund a prop. 36 and he believes it could lead to mass incarceration. but republicans hope he helps implement prop 36. now that the past and now that it's law, he continues to look at prop 36 with skepticism. >> and for my colleagues in the legislature, i just a couple weeks ago sent a letter to the governor requesting that he fully support and fund to prop. 36 important. >> and we should have a better idea about how newsom plans to fund props. 36, when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january reporting a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. 10. 37 oakland, interim mayor nikki fortunato bas think governor newsom for extending the chp partnership into the new year. >> according to bas oakland has seen crime fall, 34% this year. she says with chp is help opd can continue to respond violent cri

still, newsom defended his stance against prop 36.he 2024 ballot measure that voters overwhelmingly passed to increase truck treatment and increase penalties for some theft and drug offenses. newsom expressed concerns over lack of state money to fund a prop. 36 and he believes it could lead to mass incarceration. but republicans hope he helps implement prop 36. now that past and now that it's law, he continues to look at prop 36 with skepticism. >> and for my colleagues in the legislature, i just a couple weeks ago sent a letter to the governor requesting that he fully support and fund to prop. 36 is important. >> and we should have a better idea about how newsom plans to fund props. 36, when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january reporting a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> interim mayor and nikki fortunato bas thanked governor newsom for extending the chp partnership into the new year. according to oakland has seen crime fall. 34% this year. she says with chp has helped opd can continue to respond to violent crime. well, c

according to newsom's office.early all effective people in california had exposure to infected cattle. today i talked with a local infectious disease expert to hear his thoughts on the disease for 3 main ways people can get infected right now >> the first says and the most common way in the united states right now is direct contact with the sick cow all buried, particularly dairy poultry workers that tends be very mild disease. usually from a milk spa show touching the eyes, right eye. the second we by drinking raw milk and that risk is increasing overtime because more and more cars getting infected. so the race is getting bigger. over time. the virus was first detected in texas and kansas in march. >> and now has spread and 16 states among cattle is kind of an interesting situation because on the public health realm and >> and people in, you know, it's a big problem and it's starting to spill over into humans. and i think that's why the seat is getting involved. so right now, you know, it's still around the low t

still, newsom defended his stance against prop 36.he 2024 ballot measure that voters overwhelmingly passed to increase truck treatment and increase penalties for some theft and drug offenses. newsom expressed concerns over lack of state money to fund a prop. 36 and he believes it could lead to mass incarceration. but republicans hope he helps implement prop 36. now that past and now that it's law, he continues to look at prop 36 with skepticism. >> and for my colleagues in the legislature, i just a couple weeks ago sent a letter to the governor requesting that he fully support and fund to prop 36 and some important. >> and we should have a better idea about how newsom plans to fund props. 36, when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january reporting a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> interim oakland mayor nikki fortunato bas think governor newsom for extending the chp partnership into the new year. according to bats, oakland has seen crime fall. 34% this year. she says with chp is help opd can continue to respond to violent crim

still, newsom defended his stance against prop 36. the 2024 ballot measure that voters overwhelmingly passed to increase truck treatment and increase penalties for some theft and drug offenses. newsom expressed concerns over lack of state money to fund prop 36 and he believes it could lead to mass incarceration. but republicans hope he helps implement prop 36. now that the past and now that it's law, he continues to look at prop 36 with skepticism. >> and for my colleagues in the legislature, i just a couple weeks ago. >> sent a letter to the governor requesting that he fully support and find prop 36. it will be important. >> and we should have a better idea about how newsom plans to fund prop 36 when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january reporting a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> a serial san francisco shoplifter is facing more severe charges tonight marking the city's first case filed under prop 36 on christmas eve. the man allegedly stole medications worth more than $400 from a walgreens. and no, we now due to prop 36

still, newsom defended his stance against prop 36.he 2024 ballot measure that voters overwhelmingly passed to increase truck treatment and increase penalties for some theft and drug offenses. newsom expressed concerns over lack of state money to fund a prop. 36 and he believes it could lead to mass incarceration. but republicans hope he helps implement prop 36. now that the past and now that it's law, he continues to look at prop 36 with skepticism. >> and for my colleagues in the legislature, i just a couple weeks ago. >> sent a letter to the governor requesting that he fully support and fund to prop. 36 is important. >> and we should have a better idea about how newsom plans to fund props. 36, when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january, reporting a ton wallace kron. 4 news. >> 6.38 now interim oakland mayor nikki fortunato bas. think governor newsom for extending the chp partnership into the new year. according to bats, oakland has seen crime fall. 34% this year. she says with chp is help opd can continue to respond to

earth to gavin newsom, earth to gavin newsom. unfortunately for gavin, that could not be any further from the truth. california might be the single least efficient government in the entire country. now, for example, california has the largest budget of any state in the country a whopping $300 billion. now, this is after state leaders had to cover a $47 billion shortfall. the state has almost 250,000 employees and 237 state government departments are listed on ca.gov. it's not a shock or surprise that california has the highest individual income tax rate in the nation. oh, look at that right there. oh, individual rate 14.3%. the highest earners, along with the highest gas tax in the nation $0.68 a gallon. wow. 7.25% sales tax. a state corporate tax of 8.884%. corporations don't pay taxes. the people pay taxes. so you know, what are residents get for all that money? not a lot. during the recent fiscal year. well, california spent $14 billion to keep inmates in prison, but still could not stop the epidemic of shoplifting, smash and

ahora el gobernador newsom anunció la extensión de esa colaboración en la ciudad de oakland y aparte, pero lo condiciona. andrés brender tiene los detalles. esta mañana el gobernador newsom anunció la extensión del acuerdo de cooperación entre la patrulla de caminos y la policía de oakland y otras ciudades en el este de la bahía para el año que viene. dicha colaboración este año ha resultado en la recuperación de mercancía robada valorada en más de 13 millones de dólares, también en el arresto de más de 1400 sospechosos y también recuperaron cientos de vehículos robados. pero dijo que esta colaboración no será por siempre. la condición que puso es que la policía de oakland elimine su política de persecución policial actualmente. al menos que alguien haya cometido un crimen serio, la policía simplemente no los puede perseguir. is the partnership comentó que estamos en un punto en que tenemos que ver cierto apoyo y cambios a esa política para prolongar la colaboración. agregó que 1 puede estar borracho, pasarse un semáforo o rozar un autobús escolar con su vehículo frente a la policía

still, newsom defended his stance against prop 36. the 2024 ballot measure that voters overwhelmingly passed to increase truck treatment and increase penalties for some theft and drug offenses. newsom expressed concerns over lack of state money to fund a prop. 36 and he believes it could lead to mass incarceration. but republicans hope he helps implement prop 36. now that past and now that it's law, he continues to look at prop 36 with skepticism. >> and for my colleagues in the legislature, i just a couple weeks ago sent a letter to the governor requesting that he fully support and fund to prop 36 and important. >> and we should have a better idea about how newsom plans to fund props. 36, when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january reporting a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> interim mayor nikki fortunato bas think governor newsom for extending the chp partnership into the new year. according to bas oakland has seen crime fall. 34% this year. she says with chp help opd can continue to respond to violent crime. well, chp foc

still, newsom defended his stance against prop 36. the 2024 ballot measure that voters overwhelmingly passed to increase truck treatment and increase penalties for some theft and drug of enses. newsom expressed concerns over lack of state money to fund prop 36 and he believes it could lead to mass incarceration. but republicans hope he helps implement prop 36. now that the past and now that it's law, he continues to look at prop 36 with skepticism. >> and for my colleagues in the legislature, i just a couple weeks ago sent a letter to the governor requesting that he fully support prop 36 and important. >> and we should have a better idea about how newsom plans to fund prop 36 when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january. reporting in oakland, a ton wallace kron. 4 news. >> in term oakland mayor nikki fortunato bas taking time to thank the governor for extending the partnership into the new year. according to her oakland has seen crime reduce the total of 34% this year. she says with the chp is help opd can continue to focu

still, newsom defended his stance against prop 36.sure that voters overwhelmingly passed to increase truck treatment and increase penalties for some theft and drug offenses. newsom expressed concerns over lack of state money to fund prop 36 and he believes it could lead to mass incarceration. but republicans hope he helps implement prop 36. now that the past and now that it's law, he continues to look at prop 36 with skepticism. >> and for my colleagues in the legislature, i just a couple weeks ago sent a letter to the governor requesting that he fully support prop 36 and important. >> and we should have a better idea about how newsom plans to fund prop 36 when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january reporting a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> interim oakland mayor nikki fortunato bas thank governor gavin newsom for extending the chp partnership into the new year. according to best oakland has seen crime fall. 34% this year is she says chp is help. opd can continue to respond to violent crime. chp focuses on traffic violatio

he should never take gavin newsom, call. and he should not give him a dime unless they cooperate 100% with tom homan and ice. >> you know, leo, i just wish you would express yourself in your opinions more directly. i don't how will the audience understand what to think about what you think? you know? see, this is this is sarah for new yorkers. people sometimes forget the media stopped covering it. you know, he's under investigation. a lot of his staff, you know, quit. they're getting subpoenas. people are getting raided. and there he is. you know, suddenly some different guy and he cares. new york it's a horrible it's horrible city. and this guy disappointed everybody. >> so a transformation right? a chameleon. right. and i get i get what you're saying, leo i totally get it. but i also think it was a huge wake up call for everyone in new york. look, when governor abbott sent over 120,000 people, they bust them to sanctuary cities. all of a sudden, the rest of america woke up. and especially new york city mayor eric adams was

. >> governor gavin newsom tonight taking aim at the oakland police departments pursuit policy, saying changes need to be made if the city wants to keep the state's chp support beyond january. the governor also discussed 11 new laws set to go into effect in just five days to crack down on retail thefts following at least four ram and rob type burglaries in the east bay. just this week, an all too common crime. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. in fact, the most recent smash-and-grab burglary was this morning at the gamestop store in downtown san leandro, where thieves used a vehicle to ram into the store before taking off with all kinds of stuff. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has more on what's being done to tackle the problem at the city and state level. >> reporter the gamestop in downtown san leandro is now permanently closed, following what police are calling a ram and rob, where suspects used a car to ram into a store to rob it. it happened friday morning. store management declined an interview, but say the suspects only made off with a few hundred dol

newsom went on a trump bashing spree. >> we're going to start producing bananas in america. >> we're going to start producing coffee in america. >> you are being betrayed by these policies. >> and i didn't even bring up the mass deportation components of it. you know better than i do when you look at farm workers, the last estimate, roughly half are undocumented. the impacts of mass deportation on the cost of food in this state and this nation are off the charts. >> so, katie, what he was responding to there is this idea that these tariffs are going to make life harder on the farmers, and the deportations are going to take their cheap and labor away, which is also how they take advantage of people. so how does somebody that wants to lead the democrat party advocate for open borders for things that every labor union in the country would be agains? >> gavin newsom could do himself a favor right now, and actually reach out to donald trump, especially on the issue of illegal immigration. trump won this issue. it was a top iss

still, newsom defended his stance against prop 36. the 2024 ballot measure that voters overwhelmingly passed to increase truck treatment and increase penalties for some theft and drug offenses. newsom expressed concerns over lack of state money to fund a prop. 36 and he believes it could lead to mass incarceration. but republicans hope he helps implement prop 36. now that the past and now that it's law, he continues to look at prop 36 with skepticism. >> and for my colleagues in the legislature, i just a couple weeks ago sent a letter to the governor requesting that he fully support fund to prop. 36 important. >> and we should have a better idea about how newsom plans to fund props. 36, when he unveils his preliminary spending plan in january reporting a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> interim oakland mayor nikki fortunato bas think governor newsom for extending the chp a partnership into the new year. according to bas oakland has seen crime fall. 34 1% this year. she says with chp is help opd can't continue to respond violent crime. wh

the other thing with governor gavin newsom, he's not going to get any momentum.24. even for his own political future. >> harris: wow. >> kayleigh: he said he's preparing for trump's revenge, but that's not the case. he is preparing, to your point, 42028 presidential run. california is the staging ground and gavin newsom will be the leader of the resistance. that's what he wants. when he goes to the legislature and says he needs $25 million, this is not for the people of california. they might as well just transfer $25 million to his campaign coffers. that's what this is for. this is posturing. when you look at it, to all your points, he could be fighting crime, he could be fighting illegal immigrants, he could be fighting the budget deficit, he could be fighting wokisms and that lost in 2024. he's not. he's fighting trump. that's his plan. he's getting ready, he's giving up. there's a lot of jockeying here. i believe he's incredibly happy kamala harris lost. deep in his heart. i don't know what's in his head, but i think he's quite happy it has cleared the way fo