now, actually, gavin newsom actually got more than what he asked for.nd whether he's happy with that remains to be seen, because it's going to put him in a little bit of a tense situation. what he'd asked for was $25 million to help attorney general rob bonta. if the attorney general finds a reason to sue the trump administration, let's say, to keep them from freezing the money that's entitled to california, or for the idea of ending birthright citizenship. rob bonta as ag is going to be armed with $25 million to defend california in that, or to oppose trump on that legal grounds. we've seen it before. during trump's first administration, gavin newsom made a big deal out of it in california. the second part was another $25 million that was to go into is to go into funding non-profits who will defend immigrants, who face deportation and give them legal advice. that's a stickier one, because there was a real question about whether or not it would possibly include people being deported who have been convicted of crimes. and while the legislature says it wo

. >> but the question remains will governor gavin newsom support it? last year he vetoed a similar bill in this veto message. he argued the bill could violate technical provisions of the state constitution and added his administration was already looking to hire 2000 additional firefighters in the coming years. the newsom administration also notes the amount of cal fire personnel has nearly doubled since he took office in 2019. still, this firefighter says more needs to be done. she hopes newsom supports the new legislation. we have to have a ready workforce. california has to make the investment so we can truly do what we're meant to do and that save property and lives. and we reached out to newsom's office for his take on this new bill. but his team made clear he typically does not comment on pending legislation. >> reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, a look at the star-studded nba all-star lineup coming to oakland will be right back. >> influencers, retired athletes film stars all putting their basketball skill

i will give gavin newsom a complement.hat does not trump proving california but meeting with donald trump is a far better strategy for the people in california, especially post these fires. your reaction? >> it certainly is. and my hope is, although there will be a lot of screaming and yelling about it, president trump holds gavin newsom's hand to the fire and requires him to govern in our state is a contingent upon which federal funds are provided. the fact is what you witness in the fires is something we have been yelling about here in california. it's that our leaders do not govern. anything but govern. we had a period where gavin newsom stood in los angeles in the middle of all of the trash and destruction and when, was in charge here, what's going on? if you are not in charge, governor, i don't know who is. and he is famous for saying that the face of homelessness is a mother of two who lost her job. find that woman on the street, please. if you don't know who the homeless are, how do you expect to solve that problem?

. >> still ahead, governor newsom headed to washington. what he says he's hoping to accomplish while there. plus, we'll the la fires. what will that too? 2, how california employs its firefighters and after a winter storm this past weekend. and this year, those pretty warm that snow line is pretty warm that snow line is getting lower, which did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's included. so burgers and steaks for life?! you gotta win first. still worth it. now that's bargain bliss. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market this is what joint pain looks like. when you keep moving with aleve. (♪♪) just 1 aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted joint pain relief. aleve. strength to last 12 hours

. >> but the question remains will governor gavin newsom support it? last year he vetoed a similar bill in this veto message. he argued the bill could violate technical provisions of the state constitution and added his administration was already looking to hire 2000 additional firefighters in the coming years. the newsom administration also notes the amount of cal fire personnel has nearly doubled since he took office in 2019. still, this firefighter says more needs to be done. she hopes newsom supports the new legislation. we have to have a ready workforce. california has to make the investment so we can truly do what we're meant to do and that save property and lives. and we reached out to newsom's office for his take on this new bill. but his team made clear he typically does not comment on pending legislation. >> reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> south bay teachers are joining forces with thousands of educators across the state in what's called the we can't wait campaign. they're asking california for more resources and

governor gavin newsom's in route to washington, d.c., for a two-day trip. according to his office, he's headed to the nation's capital to meet with senior trump administration officials and members of congress. all the push for federal fire aid in a statement newsom's office said in part, quote, the governor strip is focused on securing critical disaster aid for the survivors of the la fires and ensuring impacted families who lost their homes and livelihoods have the support they need to rebuild and recover and quote, it remains unclear if newsom will meet directly with the president. we're told the schedule is fluid and still being worked out. senate republicans are pushing forward to confirm president trump's cabinet and other key positions. meanwhile, democrats are pushing back on some of the more controversial nominees. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >> president donald trump's cabinet is taking shape nomination is confirmed. the senate tuesday confirmed former georgia congressman doug collins to lead the veterans affairs departmen

and ahead of this winter storm system, governor gavin newsom said late this week that the state is working closely with authorities to pre-position resources, including sandbags, staffing and storm drain clearing equipment. pg and e is also adding crews in areas where power outages are likely. >> it doesn't take as much wind in order to topple over trees into power lines and things like that, and that can actually happen at lower wind speeds just because of the saturation of the ground. >> so if you're out and about today, just prepare for longer commute times. take it slow out there on the roads. now the rain is expected to pick up here in the north bay in the afternoon before tapering off tonight. and of course it will be sticking around for much of next week for now. live in larkspur. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> and you can get the latest. thank you betty, on the weather conditions. 24 over seven with our fox local app. it is a free download for your smartphone and your smart tv. >> on politics now at 704. president trump's tariffs on imported goods on three of america's biggest tr

. >> coming up, governor newsom goes to washington.r governor is hoping to get from the trump administration. plus. >> and in the medium and long term, people are going to get hurt because we're mismanaging this. the san francisco bay ecosystem. >> and we take a closer look into the water wars and what's happening in california right now. that's become a battle of federal versus state. >> the abc seven storm impact scale. today's storm is level three. that means a strong storm. look out for flooding, hazards on the road and possible power outages. stay ahead of today's storm with the abc7 news because this is the strongest storm of the week and the strongest storm we've seen in a while. but the worst is leaving the bay area. right now you're taking a live look at doppler seven and you can see the rain getting out of here. >> yes, abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel has been monitoring conditions for us all day. sandhya, what's happening now? >> well, we still have some rain right now. and, julian, let's take a look at live doppler se

sue happily seemed to me in 2022, gavin newsom of the joe biden was not going to run. and if you watch the activities in which you and i both did closely, he was talking about finding where the heck are the democratic party when the roe v. wade went down and where is the party fighting back in all of his language online was all about finding because he thought your point out, that you've got to get to the democratic base wants to see a fighter that's how he was going to differentiate himself from the old by skype who got over essentially prayed and then rested just long enough, provided to stay in the race that newsom box out and so he know how divided diseases vestments of that way harris doesn't get in there that way he could not box him out but it seemed like that was the calculus of it predict one aspect of elated maybes trying to do that again right now pretty. >> yes, the problem for the democrats now as a fighting posture is you know where a lot of them being told there the opposition party there are so that's what they should do. no with addictive i don't is ve

governor gavin newsom is in washington dc to meet with national lawmakers to discuss california's requesteral wild fire aid. it is unclear whether newsom will sit down with president trump during his trip. >>> one of san francisco's largest employers is slashing jobs. according to bloomburg, sales force is cutting more than 1,000 rolls as it continues to ramp up hireing in its ai sales division. the workers impacted will reportedly be eligible to apply for other internal roles at the company. sales force joining amazon, microsoft, and meta this year in trimming its payroll to begin 2025. >>> civil rights icon rosa parks is being remembered across the country on what would have been her 112th birthday. here in the bay area, sam trans reserved a seat for her on its buses and showed off a bus wrap for black history month. she is being credited with ending segregation on public transit for refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger in montgomery, alabama. >>> up next, more video from today's storm including some mini geysers. behold! a glorious round table pepperoni pizz... huh? behold

i would love to see gavin newsom run for president. i would talk about it every single day. and i'd love to continue to shine lights on the absolute incompetence here in california. but i think for republicans, i think what we do need, you know, certainly we're moving in the right direction, however slow it may be. do i think we're at a turning point? i don't know yet. i feel like so many catastrophic and large-scale failures have happened here in california, and i don't think californians have gotten to that point yet. and i think what it's really going to take is a big leader that can come in on the republican ticket and do that. >> right, and the last you had was arnold schwarzenegger, who was obviously larger than life in every way possible, and he broke through so many different molds. but you have thoughts. >> yeah, again, i want to go back to our country is in deep trouble, and it's not one part or the other. it's our country is in deep trouble. and one of the things that's happened through three decades of doing nothing but focusing on negative campaigns is trust in

. >> but the question remains will governor gavin newsom support it? last year he vetoed a similar bill in this veto message. he argued the bill could violate technical provisions of the state constitution and added his administration was already looking to hire 2000 additional firefighters in the coming years. the newsom administration also notes the amount of cal fire personnel has nearly doubled since he took office in 2019. still, this firefighter says more needs to be done. she hopes newsom supports the new legislation. we have to have a ready workforce. california has to make the investment so we can truly do what we're meant to do. and that's save property and lives. and we reached out to newsom's office for his take on this new bill. but his team made clear he typically does not comment on pending legislation. >> reporting at the state capital late on wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, why this crew planned on setting sail across the pacific ocean in protest on this day in the bay. we on this day in the bay. we come back. did you know using

laws that gavin newsom has already signed? i haven't followed all of them. i believe there was a deepfake one that was solved in past signed in the last week. it sounds good, but i don't know all the details you know, just another thought that i have about. 1047. so i of it these days is kind of like a cobra with one fang. it was originally written to have a what was called a frontier models division. and the idea was that you have people who specialize in the technology crafting regulations, but that got written out during the sausage making process in sacramento yes. yeah. like defanged mean. it really did. yeah. but there's still one more thing. it's just that it's it's the state attorney office, which is, you know, can be a tough customer when, you know, whoever is in that decides to go after company of one sort or another. but it is just now one fang instead of two. and yet the industry keeps describing this bill as potentially catastrophic, existential for them. but it's not. i mean it would be like the cigaret companies saying if we have a five cent t

governor newsom is calling on state water managers to divert and store as much water as they can from latest winter storms coming in. he signed an executive order today directing agencies to capture water and send it to reservoirs and other storage in northern california, even if they haven't adopted a flood control plan. he said that this includes the san luis reservoir between gilroy and santanella. south of the sacramento river delta. >> if you're in northern california, one of our staging areas focusing on pre-position in anticipation of the upcoming winter storms, particularly these atmospheric rivers that are just starting over the course of the next 5 or 6 days. >> environmental groups are sounding off against the water diversion, with some calling it a death sentence for california's suffering salmon population. they say water management needs holistic planning, not piecemeal executive orders. and a coalition of environmental groups released a statement saying that the governor is taking a page from president trump's playbook. friends of the river restore the delta and san fra

newsom is calling for an investigation into the water supply issue there.home, oakland a's fans will say a final goodbye to the legendary rickey henderson this weekend. henderson died in late december due to complications from pneumonia. he was 65 years old. over his 25 year baseball career, henderson won two world series titles, an mvp award, and was a ten time all star. a celebration of life takes place tomorrow at 1 p.m. at oakland arena. we checked today and the event is completely sold out. we're back in 60s. ahead. living in limbo in san jose, a family facing an uncertain future after president trump makes a major change this week. tonight, they're sharing their story with us. plus, the clock is ticking. thousands of costco workers have threatened to walk off the job. could a strike strike affect your next shopping trip? and check out these much needed sierra snow totals from tomorrow into next tuesday. 40in kingvale. 27in south tahoe. we'll show you how much rain will get they've been handed over to the red cross. now another hostage, a 65 year old i

so a lot of opportunities i think governor newsom when he was mayor he visited bengaluru i think even after 2013 edward at that time he visited india but i request you also i invite you to visit india. he will be happy to facilitate your visit to india especially to strengthen this successful partnership between san francisco bengaluru. thank you very much. thank you for hosting this event. >> thank you for s.f. gov tv san francisco govovovovovovovovv >> [music] >> this project is certainly the most significant of my career so far. the majority of my practice is portrait based. but thes is the first time i've represented someone so iconic. >> building a monument to maya angela discovering the civic art collection. former san francisco mayor and u.s. senator diane feinstein and nursing florence nightinggale. >> this begun in 2017 and ordinance in 2018 that called for increased representation of women and public spaces. >> in october 2018, the board of supervisors approved the ordinance drafted by supervisor mark farrell and introduced by supervisor catherine stefani. >> item 26 is ordi

. >> ahead of the storm system, governor gavin newsom said the state is coordinating with authorities and pre-positioning resources, including staff and storm drain equipment, to manage the expected rainfall. piper park in larkspur is one of two self-serve sandbag stations available for residents. nearby marin country mart saw sausalito residents erin and reese barber taking it easy. >> it's going to probably stay indoors all day, watch some movies, maybe hang out, stay inside. yeah. >> when the wind does well, when there's a storm comes. all the power we get out of power. >> yeah. sometimes the power goes out. >> pg and e has added crews in areas where power outages are likely. the utility is especially concerned about downed trees and power lines. when the ground becomes saturated, even moderate winds can topple trees, causing widespread disruption. after a dry january, water officials are hopeful that these storms sweeping through northern california will boost storage in the sierra. >> i think it's great. we need it. i mean, look at what happened to la. so we want to make sure we

environmentalists stopped him opened it and did it regardless of the state and i spoke with gavin newsom and he said, i almost called him by another name, my nickname for him. [laughter] i think they are happy to have water. too bad it wasn't two months ago, right? it was a big move. i don't know if you saw the pictures, or pouring down from the pacific northwest. it's pretty amazing the site. [inaudible] >> we will talk about that. he's a good man. >> mark burnett, special envoy. >> he should be good. he's certainly done a great job. a friend of mine and a very talented day. so much television. he's going to do a good job. >> thank you, sir. >> your administration has smashed records for appointing large numbers of highly qualified capable people at all levels of federal government. these are 28 sub cabinet officials appointed to a number of different permits and agencies. these are people pre-vetted and received your approval. >> very good. >> thank you, sir. >> this is an executive order, secretary of the treasury and button to begin the process that will hopefully resolve an american

puede; sin embargo, estando aquí en california, hemos también escuchado propuestas por el gobernador, newsom libertad, en contra de búsquedas no razonables, bajo la cuarta enmienda, entonces, es importante recalcar también que uno siempre puede decir que uno, que un oficial no puede entrar a su domicilio sin orden de búsqueda, o una orden de arresto firmada por un juez, y también tienes derecho de permanecer callado si está siendo interrogado por un agente de ice, es muy importante acordar eso para empezar. damián trujillo: pero es que nos da miedo, abogado, nos da miedo cuando alguien así de autoridad nos toca la puerta y dice, tengo que entrar, y me van a dejar, uno le da miedo, ¿verdad?, dice, "okey, entren", pero como que no se nos viene a la mente en ese momento que tenemos esos derechos. andrew newcomb: por eso lo estoy, realmente, subrayando y destacando tanto, porque no hay ninguna consecuencia adicional, no existe un crimen de no abrir la puerta para un oficial, sin que ese oficial tenga una orden de arresto, no le pueden poner una sanción adicional; si entran a la casa y ven identi

do you have advice for your fellow democratic governor gavin newsom about how to handle crises like these? gov. moore: it's heartbreaking what's going on in california. i reached out to gavin as soon as i heard about what happened and offered our support and resources because i was humbled how many governors reached out to me after the key bridge. and did the same to that bond does matter. when i think about the key bridge, the most important thing we were able to do is have unified command. that we were singing from the same sheet of music. david: what caused the ship to crash into the bridge? gov. moore: we are still going through that and there is litigation the attorney general has filed and we are going through the process of identification. the thing we know is bridges don't just collapse, there is negligence that caused the bridge to collapse. david: maryland has had a reputation in the metropolitan area of being a higher tax state than virginia. recently you announced a 3 billion-dollar budget gap you are trying to deal with and part of it is you are putting taxes on wealthier peo

. >> governor newsom issued a proclamation declaring january 30th as fred korematsu day.akland native fred korematsu led the fight for civil rights for japanese americans during and after world war. 2. he also worked alongside rosa parks in 2003 oakland, unified's board of education paid tribute to him with a resolution to name a school in his honor. fred t curry motto, discovery academy. the wait almost over for crumble. cookie fans in san francisco, the popular dessert shop is set to open its >> first spot in the city next week. fans have head to head to berkeley, san ramon or mountain view to pick up a sweet treat, starting next friday, you'll be able to buy the famous cookies at lake shore plaza on opening day. guests will get to meet the local owners and snag some free sweet treats and that it's how cookie you had to say it. >> all right. that's it for kron. 4 news at 5. >> it 6 is next. following that breaking news across the country and philadelphia. second. plane tragedy on the east coast this week. this one in northeast philly where homes and cars have caught fir

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with that, the state assembly officially get lulled into governor gavin newsom, special legislative session this afternoon. >> all to take up 2 bills. the governor believes will help the state prepare for and respond to actions taken by the trump administration clerk will open the road. the first bill calls for the state to allocate 25 million dollars to the california department of justice to help attorney general rob bonta fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. the second bill proposes another 25 million dollars for immigration-related legal services to fight against trump backed mass deportations. the majority of democrats in this chamber voicing support for the legislation. and let me be blunt. >> right now. californians are being threatened by an out of control administration in washington. that doesn't care about the constitution. but things there are no limits to its power given the many executive orders that have been issued over the past 2 weeks. i can say with clarity or we do not trust president donald trump. >> this funding is about upholding the rule of law. th

governor newsom signed a new executive order today that will make it easier to store excess water from winter storms. it also orders state agencies to maximize diversion of water runoff. the new rules are expected to help boos the state's above ground and groundwater storage that remained depleted from years of drought. you can follow the rain all throughout the weekend and next week and whenever you want, by downloading our nbc bay area app. it's a great resource here. you can access our radar from our storm ranger, which is the most accurate in northern california. just scan that qr code you see on the screen to get started. the former san jose city councilman, who resigned after being charged with sexual abuse, is working toward a plea agreement. omar torres was supposed to enter a plea today, but it was postponed. the san jose spotlight is reporting his attorney says a plea agreement is in the works. police arrested torres last november in the wake of a sex crime accusation. he's now facing three child molestation charges. this week, council members filled his district three seat,

legislation, which was passed during a special legislative session session, now goes to governor gavin newsom's desk for his signature. reporting live here in san jose. bob redell, nbc, bay area news. all right, bob, thank you. later tonight, san francisco police will host a town hall to answer questions about a recent deadly police shooting. it all follows a standoff on january 27th. this was at ninth and mission south of market. officers shot and killed the gunman, who they say shot and critically injured the owner of a pot dispensary. investigators are still not saying what led up to the initial shooting, but that incident is not believed to have been a robbery attempt. thousands of teachers across california are demanding better conditions at schools. today, more than 70,000 educators from 32 school districts launched a campaign called we can't wait. it is a collective bargaining effort demanding fully staffed schools, competitive wages and safe campuses. local unions, part of the larger california teachers association, joined the effort, saying teachers are being priced out of the communit

. >> governor gavin newsom is expected to sign the bills later this week. >> coming up next, in sports. the warriors. >> looking to get back in the win column hosting the orlando magic at chase center tonight. aaron wilson got your highlights and reaction from highlights and reaction from the team after the break. did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's included. so burgers and steaks for life?! you gotta win first. still worth it. now that's bargain bliss. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that

the state assembly officially get lulled into governor gavin newsom, special legislative session this afternoon. >> all to take up 2 bills. the governor believes will help the state prepare for and respond to actions taken by the trump administration clerk will open the road. the first bill calls for the state to allocate 25 million dollars to the california department of justice to help attorney general rob bonta fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. the second bill proposes another 25 million dollars for immigration-related legal services to fight against trump backed mass deportations. the majority of democrats in this chamber voicing support for the legislation. and let me be blunt. >> right now. californians are being threatened by an out of control administration in washington. that doesn't care about the constitution. but things there are no limits to its power given the many executive orders that have been issued over the past 2 weeks. i can say with clarity or we do not trust president donald trump. >> this funding is about upholding the rule of law. this fu

well, governor newsom issuing a proclamation declaring january 30th as fred >> today, oakland native fred curry motto. he was a civil rights leader who led the fight for civil rights for japanese americans during and after world war 2. you know, he also worked alongside rosa parks in 2003 oakland, unified to board of education, pay tribute to him with a resolution to name a school in his honor. fred korematsu discovery catch so. there you have it. that wraps up for us. appreciate you being with us. 7. good weekend stay for trying to stay dry. we'll see trying to stay dry. we'll see you back here monday night. touch can mean so many things. even for children with moderate-to-severe eczema. touch can stir a sense of wonder. can make a ride go smoothly. ♪♪ and make a smile stretch ear to ear. dupixent can help your child stay ahead of eczema with clearer skin and noticeably less itch. when a touch is all in good fun. dupixent helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your child's skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get

oppressive, so exploitive and you engender that kind of despair and all the writers have to tell a terry newsome ground the rise of totalitarian movements, hannah error and fritz to all of them in despair, which is what's happened to a significant part of the country. then you reach out for magical thinking. that's what trump offer. see? he, you know, none, it is coherent, but fascism is not really a coherent 80 ology. that's a weight in his book. male fantasy talks about how it's really at his core about hyper masculinity. if you look at trump is a coal figure in margaret's fingers book colts in our midst. it's about endowing your coltish leader with the potent power. let me ask you something i want you to put your, your christian head on for a minute. you're actually or data i am here and administer. oh that's i don't make that public to much buttons. all right. the father was admitted to the us, right. i got a need for that. so that yet, so trump's victory rally. there was a prayer said and it struck me and i really thought, what would chris have just say? the person reading the prayer said p

newsom is calling for an investigation into the water supply.ed in late december at the age of 65 due to complications from pneumonia. over his 25 year baseball career, he won two world series titles, an mvp award, and was a ten time all star. the celebration of life is at 1 p.m. at oakland arena. the event is open to the public, but we checked the oakland arena website and there are no tickets available. we're going to turn now to the forecast and cinthia pimentel with a quick look. jason. good morning carol. good morning everyone. we are under a microclimate weather alert as we prepare not only for the rain that we're alreadyeeing right now, but i see it turning heavier as we go on into our morning hours and early afternoon. our north bay counties socked in with that water to start our weekend here. we're also seeing some good returns right now through parts of concord, walnut creek, over on into brentwood, even, and byron. but as we move a little bit south into the tri-valley area, it's a little bit more light. light also through parts ofhe c

i spoke with gavin newsom. he is very happy. i almost called him by the other name, my little nickname for him. i think they were all happy. a lot of water in california. too bad we didn't have it two months ago, right? by the way, that was a big move. i don't know if you saw the pictures that were released, the water pouring down from the pacific northwest and canada and lots of other places. it is pretty amazing site. he had a very big friday trip, you are right. we will talk about that. he is a good man, rick. >> lastly, designation as mark burnett to be your special envoy to the united kingdom. pres. trump: you know who mark burnett is? he should be good. certainly done a great job, friend of mine. very talented. very talented people working for us. i will hold that one up because mark get so much television, we will hold it up. he will be thrilled to see it. he will do a good job. >> next, your administration has smashed records for appointing large numbers of highly qualified, capable people at all levels of the federal go

was because governor newsom blew up a dam to help native americans with fish, save the fish.was completely false, but what they did successfully is they got it out to enough websites, enough online activity that the mainstream media started reporting on it. governor newsom, as he's trying to get his hands around this emergency, spent all day on his heels playing defense because we were not able to respond quick enough. what we need is an instantaneous war room, using messengers on all platforms to combat that information and disinformation. this is what needs talking about. and governor o'malley, we can't just exist in the space of refuting what they are putting out. we need to put out our messages right away, define ourselves before they define us. we can't play defense all the time and be on our heels. ben knows a lot about this and is doing this in wisconsin. we will scale up what he is doing in wisconsin at the dnc. jonathan: i believe this is our last question. this is george -- oh, symone has got questions, sorry about that. ignacio sandoval, class of 2028. >> to anyone

i spoke with gavin newsom and he is very happy. i almost called him by my little nickname for him. i think they are all happy. they have a lot of water in california. too bad we didn't have that months ago. that was a big move. i don't know if you saw the pictures release of the water pouring down from the pacific northwest and canada and lots of other places. it is a pretty amazing site. >> he had a big friday trip. we will talk about that. he is a good man. >> the designation of mark burnett as your special envoy to the united kingdom. >> he should be good. he has done a great job, a friend of mine, very talented guy. we have very talented people working for us. i will hold that up. he gets so much television. he will be thrilled to see it. he is going to do a good job. >> your administration has smashed records for appointing large numbers of qualified and capable people. these are 28 sub cabinet level officials being appointed to different departments and agencies. some are important positions but these are people who have been vetted and received your approval. thank you, sir.

. >> governor newsom is expected to sign those bills later this week.overy operations still under way after last week's deadly plane crash near reagan national airport. >> today cranes started pulling wreckage from the water. well, crews are working to recover more victims. the u.s. army corps of engineers says the operation will continue tomorrow when crews will focus on the cockpit. 55 of the 67 victims have been identified according to dc fires, assistant chief. he says they've recovered more remains today. >> these remains as well as remains that have been recovered previously. are in the process of being positively identified. >> the recovery efforts come after families of the victims visited the crash site this weekend. the ntsb is still investigating what led up to the collision. >> meantime, in philadelphia, the black box of the medical jet that crashed onto a busy street friday night has been recovered. the ntsb also found the plane's enhanced ground proximity warning system experts are now examining both of those components to try and determin

going to do everything we can to resist this, and they have all seemed to back down other than gavin newsom either lied or he made his spokesperson lie. he outs the housekeeper, if there is one, but it is the dumbest thing that he could do. and it is the problem that the democrats have they just want to resist trump. and they are so used to this country being lawless that there is no consequence to when you violate the law that they just feel free to do whatever they want, and that is what donald trump is doing in this country, he is changing it back to the fact that people have to follow the law and that includes the governor. >> jessica: jesse, talk about anything immigration related. >> jesse: he is acting like he has anne frank in his attic peered he iced his made peered he basically virtue signaled his made into a nice man. i have already asked pristine know if i can embed during the task force for the takedown. we know she is above the garage. how easy is this going to be? i think they should deport his shoes and his red sox while they're at it. did you know that trump also canceled t

gavin newsom doesn't want to arrest those people. they like the idea, the messaging, hey, look, you might see these raids all across the country, but there are people who are resisting donald trump and that was the message. >> ainsley: what is the morale on the border? what are the border patrol agents saying about two weeks into the presidency? >> they are happy. let me tell you something, they were grateful that the secretary of homeland came to the border it wasn't really about that. it wasn't really politicians coming to the border. it's the fact that they can do their job again. they can go after the bad guys. go out on chases. take the drugs off the street. remember, these same guys have been processing. you have the whip gate situation with the haitian migrants that was a total fraud. and they they removed the mounted unit from the border. these training cut off runners as well as the drug cartels to get product across the border there has been a lot of policy and demonization of these men and women. the morale boost that they

that legislation, which was passed during a special legislative session, now goes to governor gavin newsom's desk for signing. yesterday, some business owners closed their doors to show what a day without immigrants is like, and to show solidarity with immigrants who contribute to this country. there are also a number of people throughout the bay area holding signs dancing, who told us these demonstrations are for their parents and loved ones who they fear could be deported. under president trump's policies. reporting live here outside san jose city hall, bob redell. today in the bay. thank you very much, bob. 607 right now now to a live look at the state capitol, where attorney general rob bonta will talk about what's being done to protect students and teachers from federal immigration threats later this morning. bonta has been trying to inform immigrants about their rights and protections under the law. he's also expressing his commitment to keeping schools a welcoming, safe and inclusive space for all. a news conference is scheduled to start a little before 11:00 this morning. in the mean