it requires a healthy amount of cooperation across the newsom administration and federal colleagues drawing down infrastructure dollars, making sure they get not only to the states but localolieswho need tt kind of infrastructure for our cities and communities. kristen: governor newsom has secured a presidential major disaster declaration to support storm recovery. how is that going? guest: us at cal epa, our focuss on household hazardous waste removal. removal of some of your household cleaning products, electronics you might have in your home, some of the things that have chemical discharges you might not be aware of, but important to know we need support to remove those safely from people's homes who have been impacted by fires and floods and earthquakes. flooding in this case is what we are concerned with and it has been challenging because we have a lot of people not only throughout state and local government but residents in communities, everyday californians suffering the impacts of floods after dealing with several wildfire season's and now, fled after flat. we have had 12 atmospher

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propped him up to numbers we see right now, the powerful forces running this administration are the ones keeping gavin newsomthe base doesn't have power. who is running this administration. >> brian: he thinks he has four years, let them fight it out, i will have different gel, slightly grayer hair. no offense. >> rachel: did you say mullet or gray hair? >> brian: do you think after seeing charlamagne the god -- do you think we should squat down? our posture is too good? glasses, too. >> steve: see, i -- [laughter] >> look at that, zoom in on that fine-looking gentleman. >> steve: to your point, the party bosses and -- >> rachel: who are they? >> steve: a bunch on the democratic side. >> brian: they smoke cigars. >> rachel: who are the holdovers. >> steve: who is putting stuff on the teleprompter. >> rachel: he forgot to put in ireland. >> steve: tough question, where was i last week? >> brian: hardest. >> steve: figure gavin newsom, if joe biden were eliminated from the eshg eshg kwagz /* -- equation. >> gavin newsom should have responded chris christieshg. >> rachel: you don't pick the time, the time picks

it's a little too late for governor newsom in this administration to act like they can reduce a bit aboutlways appreciate your perspective. we begin additional headlines with this. new york city police say a woman a victim suspected kidnapping in brooklyn, the suspect approaching the woman with his hands raised and then sing carrying her away to the back of a minivan. a woman appears to be in her 20s and the trend to identify her and the suspect seen in the video. west virginia governor jim justice will reportedly announce his candidacy for the u.s. senate thursday in a bid to unseat democrat and cabinet joe manchin. the deep red state the supported president trump by 39-point to 2020 has been represented by manchin and the senate since 2010 pretty recent poll shows justice has a higher approval rating among democrats than even senator manchin does. and to the usfl the reigning champion birmingham stallions overcoming several key player injuries included the qb and dominant fashion the memphis show books 42 - 2 and they have a safety. running back west hills newer liens breakers to a clos

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governor newsom has requested one from the biden administration as well. >>> well people weren't the only ones evacuating the area there in pajaro. the monterey county spca says it has taken in hundreds of pets as well. we're talking everything from dogs to chicken, even several different bird species. the humane society saying it is still caring for more than 120 evacuated pets, but was able to bring 124 of them back home to their families, and that's thanks to support from the community. it's sending pet food home with every reunited ght, mod news area tela th as thstart rotect ideitdown ear e local from geg entangled in fishing lines. humpbacks are returning to the area near the coast in order to forge, so commercial crabbing will stop on april 15. from mendocino county down to the mexican border. but some good news about marine mammals. the national park service saying there is a healthy population of young elephant seals at drake's beach, and they seem to like it there so much, how much? that rangers have extended the beach closures to people, but they say they could still see t

governor newsom has requested one from the biden administration as well. in half moon bay they're not just recovering from the flooding but also from the trauma of january's mass shooting that left seven people dead at two mushroom farms. many survivors and their families lived at their workplace and are now struggling to find housing. >> reporter: a dizzying past few months for the families of those killed in january's mass shooting in half moon bay, in addition to the grief of losing a loved one, many were not able to return to their homes after the shooting and have been bouncing around different hotels and air bnb's ever since. >> it's very hard out here especially with minimal low-income housing and it's just hard over all. >> reporter: vanessa rodriguez works for a local nonprofit that has been at the forefront of getting aid and assistance to these families. she told me that none of them felt comfe ing onbut ing right now long-term temporary housing, especially for their children. >> i feel like the little ones it's very dramatic. they were used to

governor newsom says he'll outline his administration's plans to preserve abortion access here in california, and the warriors fall to the sacramento kings again in the nba playoffs. now the team looks to game three at chase center in san francisco. this is ktvu fox two news at noon and good afternoon. i'm andre senior. hundreds of southwest airlines flights were grounded this morning after another system wide glitch. thousands of passengers were stranded nationwide tvs. tom baker joins us from oakland airport where things are now starting to get back on track, tom just starting those kind of take a long time. but think about it 800 southwest airliners, all dressed up, ready to go, and then they had to cool it for a while. at about 8:35 a.m. pacific time and for an hour all southwest flights across the nation were grounded that was ordered by the federal aviation administration as the airline sorted through what it's called data connection issues resulting from a firewall failure. it was so sudden, most passengers had no idea of it until they checked in, had a customer service counter. we ha

the official announcement from the biden administration is expected wednesday. >>> governor newsom is taking his fight with so-called fight with conservative republicans to seven southern states. he's bought ads in florida and texas, celebrating the virtues of california over the red states. now, with a $10 million contribution to launch his campaign for democracy, he's delivering progressive messages to audiences throughout the south. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us. good morning. good to see you. first, i want to start off with the fact that you are not in studio with us. you are in washington, d.c. why are you there? >> well, actually, kira, i was hoping to get in on the white house easter egg hunt, but i might be a little too old. i'm working on it. >> good luck with that. so what is this all about, taking out these ads in the south? >> you know, governor newsom never ceases to amaze us with the way he works. he manages to get things done. he's going on this trip, or he has been going, to these seven southern states to persuade them how good california is, ho

they're also calling on the biden administration to change its immigration policy were also demanding governor newsom to to support climate justice, to speak out biden's plan. to put it. we're going to and detention centers following the rally at city hall. the group marched to the nearby state building in san francisco, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> trader joe's rockridge in oakland is the first store in california to officially unionize. workers voted 73 to 53 to do that today. the store on college avenue will join trader joe's united, which is a worker funded union dating back to last year. it is the 4th store in the country to join along with locations in massachusetts, minnesota and kentucky. >> next at 6, how aspiring bay area centers are turning their dreams into careers with the help of a grammy winning artists. also, how amusement parks across the country are becoming the tory u.s. for brawls between teenagers and the alameda county supervisor who acknowledges that the a's bid for vegas. it's not really a bi >> welcome back, everyone. now at 6.30, in alameda county

they're also calling on the biden administration to change its immigration policy were also demanding governor newsom to to support climate justice, to speak out biden's plan. to put it. we're going to and detention centers following the rally at city hall. the group marched to the nearby state building in san francisco, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> still ahead, a child is choking how to save a life. bay area firefighter teaches us step by step what to do before first responders can get there. >> well, it has if frighteningly happened to many of us, you know, you're getting some new start choking on a piece of food. all the sudden, at least momentarily, you can't breathe. so what do you do? >> well, whether it's a tiny person or full-sized adult cpr back close in the heimlich maneuver can make all the difference. tonight, part 2 of our series on how to save a young life. >> and body cam video of a baby choking conclude. this child was saved but it happens all too often. so what can you do to save a young life? >> most of the time e go to choking, this is so effective. if somebody does call 9-1-1

key supporters can find themselves appointed 2 positions in the president's administration with jackie was alluding to. so newsom could still be very heading to the capitol when he terms out in a few years. and speaking of politicians with ties to san francisco, it certainly appears kamala harris will be staying on as biden's running mate. she was all over the video he released this morning. the vice president sent an email to kron 4 today confirming she plans to be out on the campaign trail alongside president biden. however, the president is not expected to start packing in campaign stops into his schedule just yet. he announced today. well, this appears to be more of a decision based on financial planning with this election cycle expected to be costly. he's getting a head start on fundraising and will be meeting with key donors in washington. this friday. vicky can back to you. yeah. and show me the money. still ahead tonight at 8 where you can ride the first driverless shuttle in the bay area. >> and the weather kind of topsy-turvy. we're headed up now, but much cooler weather now, but much cooler weather an

blasting california governor gavin newsom plan to ban the sale of new gas powered cars in california by 2035 the war on energy that's been waged by the biden administrationas put a tremendous hardship. on american families. we also talked about abortion rights in a week where the supreme court is considering the fate of mifepristone, the most common pill used in abortions. do you think that myth of kristen and some of these pills that result in abortions should be illegal around the country? well, alex said. i think it i'm pro life. but i also believe that it's cost great harm. for women around the country during his tour pence, checking out nixon's oval office meeting. you feel good being in the oval office up here, gasia amillia. yeah is considering a run for president against his old boss, donald trump. trump still frustrated pence certified their election loss on january 6th 2021. it's obviously some of the folks who , like president trump or frustrated at you over january, 6th president trump is frustrated you over january 6th some of the folks who don't like president trump or frustrated that you've supported him as much on pretty much everything e

it is not clear if governor newsom will sign the bill into measure but confronting homelessness is a key goal of his administration. hundreds of struggling renters were at the state capitol demanding action from lawmakers. the group is supporting 2 bills. they say s p 5.67. would limit rent increases to just 5% and close loopholes. they claim are abused to get people addicted ca ted would recognize every californians right to adequate housing. the group says with rent, skyrocketing families are being forced out of their homes and onto the streets. front 4 is your local election headquarters. the race may still be 3 years away, but california's lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis has announced her campaign for governor in 2026. the democrat and sacramento native was first elected alongside governor newsom in 2018 and reelected this past november. governor newsom is termed out after 2026. if voted into office, kounalakis will be the first woman to serve as governor of california. in a tweet kounalakis says my family and i own everything. everything to our state. i will fight fiercely to make sure every californian

newsom for the low salmon population. they quote that the newman administration has increasingly weakened environmental regulations to providelmon egg incubation. in each of the last three years, state agencies have waived requirements for central valley river flow into san francisco bay that are intended to protect the salmon. there are efforts underway to boost the population. our kenny choi shows us what people are doing in the north bay to save an endangered salmon species. >> reporter: one by one, biologist ayno hayes places resources into the native soil like insects that the salmon need to thrive. >> we are making room for planting all the natives. >> reporter: it is restoration work to help address what state fish and wildlife calls a serious decline in california salmon for decades. the loss of habitat, impact of dams, rising river temperatures, and extreme drought have taken a toll on the species. a good amount of rain is beneficial but extremely strong currents after heavy rainfall can have a negative impact. >> since the juveniles are so small, they are most susceptible to stronger flows. >> reporter: with an eco

know yet whether or not governor newsom well eventually signed this bill into law, although we do know that confronting homelessness is a key goal of his administration. >> but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> at state capitol, hundreds of struggling renters are demanding help and the change state law. the group rallying today in support of 2 bill say s p 5.67. would limit rent increases to just 5% and close loopholes they claim are abused to get people evicted. aca, 10 would recognize every californians right to adequate housing. the group says with rent, skyrocketing families are being forced out of their homes and onto the streets. >> our state constitution says that property owners have a right to profit from their properties yet nowhere in our constitution does from the nsa says city and need to be what about >> the group included families from the bay area, sacramento on as far as the central valley and southern california. >> hundreds of business and political leaders from california are in washington, d.c., they are working to some secure some federal money and resources to bring back home. it's all part of the annu

they're also calling on the biden administration to change its immigration policy were also demanding governor newsom to to support climate justice, to speak out biden's plan. to put it. we're going to and detention centers following the rally at city hall. the group marched to the nearby state building in san francisco, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> well, the borders have a well-deserved night off the night after their much-needed win over the kings last night, texas sports of highlights from the other playoff teams who were in action tonight. maybe i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection

they're also calling on the biden administration to change its immigration policy were also demanding governor newsom to to support climate justice, to speak out biden's plan. to put it. we're going to and detention centers following the rally at city hall. the group marched to the nearby state building. >> all right, back live. now, if you happen to be in san francisco, anywhere near t near city hall. just be aware that this rally is still going on. they're still marching or i want pan over and show you can see there coming up the street there behind me. so just to be aware, there could be some traffic delays here in the area. but that's the very latest in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news charles, thank you so much for that live perspective. we appreciate >> faith leaders across california rallied at the state capitol, calling on lawmakers to alleviate the statewide housing crisis. supporters say a package of bills called home is sacred. we'll protect californians from unjust evictions and rent increases. they say legislative leaders must do more to prevent people from becoming homeless

. >> they're also calling on the biden administration to change its immigration policy were also demanding governor newsom to to support climate justice, to speak out biden's plan. to put it. we're going to and detention centers following the rally at city hall. the group marched to the nearby state building in san francisco, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> coming up here this friday on kron. 4 news at 3 where things stand as the first trial relating to a tesla crash in that automated driving software starts as the woman claims that she was badly to the malfunction. and another round of layoffs for lyft. how many jobs? the company is expected to cut this time around. plus, the woman known as the los gatos party mom is in court today as the children who attended her parties share emotional testimony all in hopes of keeping her behind bars for as long as possible. "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 there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to

know yet whether or not governor newsom well eventually signed this bill into law, although we do know that confronting homelessness is a key goal of his administration. >> but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> our weather time here as we kick off the monday night taking a live look there. mount diablo. yeah, it was windy over the weekend. people down a little but it was still nice shot there. crawford chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> he's telling us what the heat is on. yeah. you know, this may turn out to be the coolest day of the week. so here we go. we're going start cranking up the temperatures. last week we hit 80's for the first time this week. we could actually see couple low 90's at the beach. we go looking good out along the coast line. clear skies out there at the beach and lots of sunshine all around the bay area. there are a couple patches of fog trying to form and probably a little later on. but in the meantime, have a very nice evening on tap around the bay area, the golden gate bridge looking very nice. just a gentle breeze blowing there right now. well, it looks like some nice temperatures outside. ho

it is not clear if governor newsom will sign it, but confronting homelessness has been a key goal of his administration. >> at the state capitol, hundreds of struggling renters are demanding help and change to state law. the group is supporting 2 bills. they say sb 5.67. would limit rent increases to just 5% and close loopholes that they claim are abused to get people evicted. aca, 10 would recognize every californians right to adequate housing the group says with rent skyrocketing families are being forced out of their homes and onto the streets. >> state constitution says that property owners have a right to profit from their properties yet nowhere in our constitution does from the nsa says city and need to be what about us? >> the group included families from the bay area, sacramento and as far away as the central valley and even southern california. >> political leaders from both political parties in sacramento have been gathering in washington, d.c., for the last 3 days for the cap to cap event. their goal is to try and secure billions of dollars in federal money for california topics of the confe

it's not clear if governor gavin newsom will sign it into law, but confronting homelessness is a key goal of his administration. >> well, the last remaining chunk of money for a major transit project in the south bay has money is for the vta light rail extension that will connect riders from south and east san jose to bar to a ground force. justin raman has the announcement from south bay leaders today. the valley transportation authority got the final almost 50 million dollars. it needs to extend the light rail service from alum rock further south to the east ridge area. >> now this new service would take riders through major congested areas, the 530 million dollar east ridge to bart regional connector project will include elevated tracks along the center of the capitol expressway and an elevated light rail station at story road when it's all done. vta riders can then use the east ridge station and then connect with bart at the milpitas station beacon, justin transit dependent neighborhoods of east central >> all classified as come communities and these residents, we'll be able to travel on light rail. some o

newsom -- they needed further work to address operational issues. >> we are asking for $356 million, which would fund one year of benefits, plus all the administrative costs for the employment development department. >> reporter: there knocking on doors to gain support as the bill moves within the senate. >> jose is in sacramento, gathering the next part of that story. time for your moneywatch report. stocks are rising, likely in response to the release of march's consumer price index report. it showed headline inflation pressures eased last month, so as you see right there, the ticker is moving and a lot of people are happy with what they see so far. good news for california taxpayers. if you received the middle-class tax refund from the state of california and paid taxes on it, you might be due for a refund. the irs is telling all of us who filed early this year that we can now amend our return's to recoup that money. the agency had previously told filers to not amend the returns, but then this week they reversed course. >> is low-pressure diffs just to the north of us, we will see some windy conditions this afternoon. kind of like what we saw yes

on the university of california from governor gavin newsom and state lawmakers to enroll more students into the uc system. the university administrators say there are many reasons why you see has come up short of its goal to increase enrollment among students from their home state. they included drop in california community college enrollment, student housing shortage and policies that deliberately limit the number of in state students. in silicon valley competition is increasing for apartments, as would be homeowners space, high interest rates on home loans and is studied by rental listing site red cafe finds that 11 renters are vying for every apartment that is available in the south bay. and that compares to a nationwide average of eight applicants for every advertised rental unit. and iconic family owned business. a restaurant in san francisco's japantown officially closed bumps cafe served its final breakfast to some longtime customers. ktvu brooks jarocz was there as a team family is a family rather celebrated what will be a lasting legacy. these are all the different business cards that we've been through. for more than 40 year

newsom because the bill needed further work to address operational issues. >> we're asking for 356 million which would fund one year of benefits plus all the administrative costs for the employment development partner. >> reporter: they tell me the plan is to continue knocking on doors to gain support as the bill moves within the senate. >> the state senate scheduled a hearing on the bill one week from today. >>> state lawmakers are considering a bill that would require schools come up with a plan to prevent overdoses. at 6:00, we'll hear from a family of a student who died from a fentanyl overdose and ask them if they think this is enough. >>> the first time in 2 1/2 years prices at the grocery stores are finally going down february to march. overall inflation rose 5% in march, but that's still the lowest annual increase in nearly two years and way down from the more than 9% jump last summer. experts say the fed has a tough choice whether to raise interest rates once again. >> the fed has already increased interest rates by almost 500 basis points, almost 5% in just about a year. i think the fed is going to have a difficult decision. prices are coming down al

not clear if governor newsom will sign it into law, but confronting homelessness is one of the key goals of his administration what happens. meanwhile, hundreds of struggling renters who are at the state capitol demanding action from lawmakers. the group is supporting 2 bills. they say sb 5.67 would limit rental increases to just 5% and close loopholes that they claim are abused to get people evicted ca 10 would recognize every california's right to adequate housing. the group says with rent skyrocketing families are being forced out of their homes and onto the streets. >> state constitution says that property owners have a right to profit from their properties yet nowhere in our constitution does from the nsa says city and need to be what about >> well, the group included families from the bay area from sacramento as well as from the central valley and southern california. >> new this morning, president biden and vp kamala harris have announced their 2020 for re-election bid. coming up, i'll share with you their new i'll share with you their new campaign video i ♪ gillette presents... the gillettelabs with e

it's not clear if governor newsom will sign the bill into law but confronting homelessness is a key goal. he says of his administration>> some major shakeups in the cable news business today. fox news anchor tucker carlson and cnn anchor don lemon both out of shots this evening. the announcement following a series of separate controversies. john mueller tells us more. >> they are both big time. cable news anchors, fox news lightning rod, tucker carlson and controversy prone cnn anchor don lemon, both out of a job in bombshell announcements just minutes apart. media analyst peter shankman doesn't think there's any connection. i don't think nnected. i don't think that the pr war rooms of each of each shot network talk to each other before this happened. i think that what would definitely did happen is is that fox issued press release person 5 minutes later, cnn's up. you've got to be kidding. but that did not matter to joe biden. that tucker carlson news did break first. fox releasing a statement saying they have agreed to part ways adding. >> we thank him for his service to the network. the news comes almost one week a

newsom and state lawmakers to enroll more students. california students in the u. c system. university administratorse has come up short and its goal to increase enrollment among california students and includes a drop in california community college enrollment, a student housing shortage as well as policies that deliberately limit the number of in state students . all right, ali time is 9 44 1 of the biggest nights in country music began by honoring the lives of the victims of last week's school shootings in nashville. is dedicated to the ever growing list of families. friends. survivors. witnesses. and responders. whose lives continue to forever be changed. by gun violence that was the show's co host, kelsea ballerini , saying she prayed deeply that the closeness of the nashville country music community consume lead to action against gun violence. the program, hands out awards voted on by the public for the first time the show was held in austin, texas. it featured performances that included why don't a judge honoring her late mother, atlanta's morris said, joined the celebration for the 10th anniv

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newsom will sign it a sign it into measure. but confronting homelessness is a key goal of his administration.hundreds of struggling renters were at the state capitol demanding action from lawmakers. the group supporting 2 bills. they say s p 5.67 would limit rent increases just 5% and close loopholes. they claim our views to get people evicted ca 10 would recognize every californians right to adequate housing. the group says with rent skyrocketing families are being forced out of their homes and onto the streets. >> state constitution says that property owners have a right to profit from their properties yet nowhere in our constitution does from the nsa says city and need to be housed. what about us? >> group included families for the bay area, sacramento. and as far as central valley and southern california. >> new this morning, president biden and vp kamala harris have announced their 2020 for re-election bid. coming up, i'll share with you. their new campaign video and i know what you're thinking. “retta in a grocery store?" "celebrities really are just like us!” we're not. i'm just here t

newsom issued a statement following that epa announcement that said, in part the standards championed by the biden harris administration would effectively require a majority of all cars sold in the u. s to be zero emissions vehicles by 2032. and if adopted, they would be the most stringent federal tailpipe requirements in history. this is a great day for america. this afternoon concerns over extreme weather and efforts to reduce flood risk for underserved communities will be front and center in santa cruz county. state lawmakers will be visiting watson, ville and perot to discuss federal efforts to reduce flood risks in the area. the meeting comes about a month after a levee broke at the par of river, leaving the town underwater and forcing evacuations. senator alex padilla and representatives the lofgren and jimmy panetta will be joined by representatives from the regional flood management agency. of details on their visit for you this afternoon on the four an interfaith vigil is planned for tonight in downtown louisville to remember victims of a mass shooting at a bank there. on monday, five people were killed, eight

newsom is so obsessed with ending the lives of children in the that he is attempting to stockpile dangerous and potentially illegal drugs. california again proves the only choice they care about is abortion. the biden administrationappealing that ruling by the judge in texas and has requested an emergency. stay a separate order by a federal judge in washington state orders the fda to make no changes to restrict access to mifepristone. >> and coming up on kron, 4 news at 6, president biden finally reveals that he's planning for re-election campaign. >> terrifying moments in mexico in an apartment building tumbles off a hillside. well, for news returns in just a moment. >> president biden is apparently planning for reelection campaign. he revealed a bit at this morning's white house easter egg roll. >> tillis ear for more straight roles. at least 3 or 4 more name. 85 86 are you saying that the eu would be taking part in upcoming election i was here on a tour the good other guy pushed brother plan right now, but we're not prepared or not yet. >> the theme of today's easter egg roll was good education. but guess i don't know. that waaittle bit strange first talked or joe biden is a teacher and says that she wanted to

know yet whether or not governor newsom well eventually signed this bill into law, although we do know >> that confronting homelessness is a key goal of his administration. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> as families continue to face record high prices for basic needs all because of inflation. california representatives are pushing now to put more cash into the pockets of working families. assembly member mike gibson urging the legislature to build out too powerful. >> antipoverty tax credit programs. >> ab 14, 98 seeks to strengthen the california earned income tax credit by providing a $300 minimum payment to help the most vulnerable californians remain housed ab 11. 28 would expand the young child tax credit to 1 million more families who are eligible for the cal, itc. both bills are being taken up for a vote this afternoon. and we'll talk about our forecast right now with this live look outside here across our camera on top of mount tam. it's monday. hope everyone had a fabulous weekend. the weather this week is going to be good. it's chilly out there right now. little breezy and meteorologist dave spahr. here's a loo

newsom would eventually sign this into law. we do know that he has made confronting. >> homelessness, a key aspect of his administration. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you for that live report. developing news now, longtime host don lemon says he learned from his agent this morning. he had been fired from cnn. lemon tweeted, quote, i am stunned after 17 years at cnn, i would have thought someone in management what have the decency to tell me directly. this follows a string of controversies over lemons on air comments and treatment of female colleagues. cnn confirmed the split thanking lemon first contributions and wishing him well in his future endeavors. they also put out a tweet saying that they did reach out to him to have a meeting and he instead chose to release this statement on twitter. meanwhile, conservative television host tucker carlson has parted ways with fox news. the network says his last show was on friday. carlson was fox's top-rated primetime host netting an average of more than 3 million viewers per night. fox said it would air a new program called fox

governor newsom said the state secured 2 million pills of the alternative brand and a counter ruling from a judge in washington state bans them and the biden administrationing the ruling from the texas judge. >>> in berkeley, a woman walking near the foothills student housing complex was violently grabbed from behind last night. take a good look at this picture. the suspect knocked the woman to the ground and she fought back to escape. ucpd is looking for this man and law enforcement ask potentially connecting the attack to two other recent cases in the area. >>> oakland officials will discuss a proposal ending the eviction moratorium that would eat struggling tenants back to paying rent. the ban on evictions is one of the strongest in the state and provided emergency services. once brought to committee, it could move forward to the full city council next week. >>> if you are looking outside, cooler temperature starting today. i loved the last few days. what do we expect now? >> i loved it, too. >>> sunny and into the 70s and who can complain, especially easter sunday? yesterday was the warmest day throughout the bay area. this morning, some 50s. dense f

language towards the suspects in the case , 80 any jack officers replaced on administrative leave last week. governor gavin newsomng campaign for democracy tour in the south this week. the trip was part of his effort to galvanize democrats and republican led states. however the governor's tour is drawing mixed reaction. while republican governors across the south were critical of governor newsom's political views and policies. some democratic leaders in those states said they appreciated newsome stop. i think that will help him understand, uh, with the with the paige and understand our issues, the lack of infrastructure and investment , which makes things like what happened in tennessee, uh, more attainable for the other side when you don't have any type of defensive mechanism. governor newsom has repeatedly said he will not run for president. but the governor's high profile tour is raising questions about his plans for 2024 san francisco giants hosted the kansas city royals last night and host the kansas city royals for game two of their series this afternoon. yesterday the giants welcomed fans back to oracle pa

know yet whether or not governor newsom well eventually signed this bill into law, although we do know that confronting homelessness is a key goal of his administrationught you yesterday morning. the sonoma county board of supervisors has voted to change vacation rental regulations. so what does this mean? well, the new regulations now will require you have a business license if you want to operate a vacation rental. they also voted to create exclusion zones for these vacation rentals and define fractional owning of the house as a timeshare. the business license program also limits the occupancy of any of these vacation homes to just 12 guests. it also set stricter parking requirements. licenses are limited to just one per person and it limits ownership to natural persons or family trusts no longer will elsie's work rope a corporate ownership be allowed. it is 6.42. we've got to take a quick break. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news to the most well-known personalities on cable news are now out of jobs will have more on the fallout. >> from tucker carlson and don lemon's sudden exits. i know what you're thinking. “retta in a grocery store?" "cel

governor newsom tweeted, quote, desantis is war on new college has done nothing but hurt its students and threatened their education. >> for your health tonight, the food and drug administrationuthorized a second omicron covid vaccine for at-risk populations. that includes the elderly and immunocompromised medical professionals have mixed opinions on the effectiveness of the second bivalent booster. while current guidance from the cdc states, one updated doses sufficient for now, the agency is expected to endorse the move. the fda is expected to release more information about the new dose in the coming weeks. >> still ahead, we'll share versus kobe getting full-time driverless taxis or will we cups force the city to pump the brakes on the plans. >> and we're tracking showers and a weekend warm-up for the holiday. more details on the kron. 4 news continues after the break. stick around. >> april is distracted driving awareness month agencies all across california are on high alert. there were 3,522 deaths nationwide in 2021. due to drivers being distracted according to the national highway, transportation safety administration agencies are stepping up enforcement and education

watched as newsom fails to grasp the fine line between cheering and lecturing intended hip-hip hoorays are always just hip-hip-hypocrisy. >>> critics are now blasting the biden administration for a series of major policy announcements just hours before the beginning of the holiday weekend. the white house correspondent kevin corke is live with a closer look at this so-called easter news dump. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: very wisely said, my friend. good evening to you. you know, friday is often referred to here as the nation's capital as dump day. that is to say they dump lots of news on the press just as white house and congressional leaders all head for the exits for the coming weekend and that's especially true ahead of a holiday weekend which is why we always pay very close attention when we get there. of course, this all began yesterday with the long-awaited report on the afghanistan withdraw in which the biden white house lobbed tons of blame on the previous administration for that debacle without evidence. then hours later, the department of education rolled out brand-new title ix rules expanding the definition of sexual discrimination in an effort, they say,

mounting on the university of california from governor newsom and state lawmakers to enroll more students into the u. c system. university administratorsany reasons why you see has come up short of its goal to increase enrollment among students from their home state. they included drop in california community college enrollment, a student housing shortage and policies that deliberately limit the number of in state students. many people are now heading south of the border to get medical care for their dogs and cats. seeing a veterinarian is much cheaper in mexico, including services for vaccines, spaying and neutering your pets as well. recent study found that those costs less than half of the charge of the pet clinic in the united states. that's all according to data from mexico's agency that expects all pets entering the country. time is 8 26. well, a 35 ft long gray whale that washed up on bellinis beach probably died after being hit by a ship that whale became stranded back on march 23rd on the beach biologist with the marine mammal center in the marin headlands says the whales showed signs of having been hit by a ship. ray wales ri

newsom. this came up with issues like the filibuster. and so i think there is a rising wing of democrats who are trying to pressure the biden administration to be less deferential to some of these decisions, but that's not going to come like this right and she's saying this. it's really an echo of something that senator ron wyden, who's perceived to be a pretty moderate type of democrat, he actually was the one who, as far as i can tell you first put forward this suggestion, but i mean that might be all good and well, but the question is, is that even legal? i mean, if the courts are sorting it out, you kind of have to let the courts sorted out and you have to abide by those rulings, so we'll see what the biden administration does with that. thank you, caroline for coming in on this important story, but coming up next for us, a political firestorm just swept through tennessee this week what it exposes about the forces that are reshaping american politics. that's next. t mobile. your business will save over 1000 bucks. what are you going to do withth it? i could use a new sin t mobile for business save more than 1000. bucks versus verizon

the administration says the eventual outcome in the courts could affect the entire fda approval process on everything from insulin to vaccines in washington. caroline shively fox news governor newsomrgency stockpile of abortion medication in response to the texas court ruling, the governor says california has now secured an emergency emergency supply of up to two million pills. missile crystal, another drug used for medicated abortions. newsom says california is sharing its negotiated terms of purchase in order to assist other states and securing the drug at a low cost . trash eating robot overseas is busy reading waterways of plastic waste. east. fox's claudia cowen shows us south of war on pollution is going high tech it's a shark unlike any you've probably seen before, but it's proving to be a real nightmare for trash, not people. the white shark is a drone on water, and it's designed to sweep the surface of the water and collect trash debris. biomass this waste shark is coming through the waters of london's river thames, where, according to its creators, the machine is clearing the equivalent of more than 22,000 plastic bottles a day. it's also measuring water quality. it's pi