. >> well, that reaction from the newsom administration can be summed up in 2 words, cautious optimism. >> rare, good news. some rare, good news california department of finance deputy director hd palmer. >> describes the state's latest tax receipts showing last month, california brought in about 1.1 billion dollars more than it originally projected for june. that's a welcome change. >> from what the trend has been over the last basically year. plus a year in which the state took in less revenue than projected leading to a roughly 31.7 billion dollar deficit. that's why palmer who spoke to us on behalf of the newsom administration says even with the june revenue numbers, it's important to look at the wider economic picture is feeling right now. cautious optimism. he says that's especially true because as a result of this year's record storms, the tax deadline for millions of californians was pushed back from april to october. meaning the state will not know what's true tax revenue until then the department of finance expects about 42 billion to come in at that time. but given the uncer

that is why affordable housing continues to be such a critical investment for the administration of governor newsom. this administration invested 20billion in affordable housing since it started and we have built every 10 thousand units and there is another 45 thousand affordable housing units on their way. collectively these-thank you. [clapping] collectively these units are going to provide homes for nearly a million people through the useful life, and more then a million people need affordable homes in california, but it is a significant start and we need the help of you all to continue building on that momentum. thank you all for having us. thank you for building this beautiful community and it is great pleasure i introduce nob nub hernandez, community member the executive direct of cana-sf and founder of mission food health. thank you all so much. [applause] >> those do not know spanish, good afternoon. [speaking spanish] first of all,b i want to acknowledge a whole bunch of people and i want to start with jonathan. where is jonathan at from south space? come here jonathan. this brother-i have

the newsom administration has a plan to build more homes by 2030.illion of them have to be affordable. many people who end up unhous say it would not take much to keep them off the streets. >> one of the surprising things was how optimistic people were that relatively small amounts of money would have prevented their homelessness. for a lot of them, $300 to $500 a month would do the trick. >> if we want to solve homelessness in america, we need to build more housing. that starts with us. >> the newsom administration says even though the state is spending more than ever to help unhoused people, it needs more money from the federal government for housing. >> families and victims of the 9/11 attacks wer hill watching as top executives from the pga tour defended their proposal to work with livgolf, backed by the saudi government. next, the criticism we are facing. >> we will tell you what britney spears is up to. a check on the weather. >> we are taking a look outside. walnut creek seeing a lot of sunshine. it is looking lovely there. over to the tam ca

. >> well, reaction from the newsom administration can be summed up in 2 words, cautious optimism. rare, good news. some rare, good news california department of finance deputy director hd palmer describes the state's latest tax receipts showing last month. california brought in about 1.1 billion dollars more than it originally projected for june. that's a welcome change. >> from what the trend has been over the last basically year. plus a year in which the state took in less revenue than projected leading to a roughly 31.7 billion dollar deficit. >> that's why palmer who spoke to us on behalf of the newsom administration says even with the june revenue numbers, it's important to look at the wider economic picture is feeling right now. cautious optimism. he says that's especially true because as a result of this year's record storms, the tax deadline for millions of californians was pushed back from april to october, meaning the state will not know whats to tax revenue until then the department of finance expects about 42 billion to come in at that time. but given the uncertainty o

well, reaction from the newsom administration can be summed up in 2 words, cautious optimism. rare, good news. some rare, good news california department of finance deputy director hd palmer. >> describes the state's latest tax receipts showing last month. california brought in about 1.1 billion dollars more than it originally projected for june. that's a welcome change. >> from what the trend has been over the last basically year. plus a year in which the state took in less revenue than projected leading to a roughly 31.7 billion dollar deficit. >> that's why palmer who spoke to us on behalf of the newsom administration says even with the june revenue numbers, it's important to look at the wider economic picture is feeling right now. cautious optimism. he says that's especially true because as a result of this year's record storms, the tax deadline for millions of californians was pushed back from april to october, meaning the state will not know whats to tax revenue until then the department of finance expects about 42 billion to come in at that time. but given the uncertain

calfire is getting 24 additional firefighting aircraft. 19 will be provided by gavin newsom's administration. the additions include three large air tankers, each designed to carry up to 4000 gallons of retardant. last week alone, calfire responded to over 300 wildfires. as those summer temperatures continue to increase across the state. in the south bay, dozens of cooling center locations are now open to help people escape the heat. we've got a list at our website, abc7news.com. just click on the heat story on our homepage for that link. as many people were starting the day we also sent this push alert with a link to the forecast. you can get news and weather notifications straight to your mobile device by downloading the abc 7 bay area app and enabling those push alerts. in other news, a 71-year-old man is recovering after being shot twice during an attempted robbery in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood. police say they responded to the on fillmore and filbert street. two people approached the man and tried to rob him, then shot him. those people escape. the man was shot twice and wil

scott wilk says he supports the governor's efforts to streamline infrastructure but wishes th newsom administration included projects to capture and store water above the ground. >> wilkes spoke with us one on one, 40 million people. here infrastructures really set up for about 20 million. and so we've got to do all we can to expedite these infrastructure projects and the legislation now heads to the governor's desk. he's out of the state this week, but he's expected to sign it later this month reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> and coming up, july 4th is stressful for pets. july 5th is stressful for pet shelters. we're going to check in with a we're going to check in with a local shelter next. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body th

are we hands me a we expect to good and in good position this week it comes as the newsom administrationed this week the launch of heat ready, california. >> a 20 million dollar multiethnic awareness and education campaign designed to reach vulnerable californians ahead of extreme heat events. we are stepping up our efforts as it relates to real targeted focus, keeping people safe. keeping people safe is exactly what the team at cal oes aims to do throughout the this is stream he can kill. that's why renee kashmir with cal oes as those here are in constant coordination with partner agencies across the state all while monitoring extreme heat conditions in real time. but your mind, california, is there are steps all of us can take to prepare. i think many people don't understand the severity this extreme hot weather can bring. >> to your people safety. so just practicing those precautions such wearing life vests when you're near water. i'm wearing sunscreen. staying hydrated. keeping your eyes on a neighbors may elderly neighbors that may not have resources. and there's so many different s

. >> this comes as newsom's administration announced this week, the launch of but they're calling heat ready. california to 20 million dollar campaign designed to reach vulnerable californians before heat waves actually arrive. cal oes officials are reminding folks there are steps everyone can take to prepare. >> i think many people don't understand the severity this extreme hot weather can bring to your people safety. so just practicing those precautions such wearing life vests when you're near water. i'm wearing sunscreen. staying hydrated. keeping your eyes on a neighbors may elderly neighbors that may not have resources. and there's so many different scenarios that can make people vulnerable. so keeping a man out for yourself, but also the people around you. >> yeah, check on those neighbors loved ones who might be in jeopardy. cal oes leaders say they will be in the office monitoring the extreme heat. all weekends trying to make sure the power grid holds up. ken catherine, back to you. >> and kron four's continuing to focus on the fentanyl crisis today. san francisco's health depa

. ♪ >> governor newsom's administration announced a big investment in port and shipping infrastructurethe 1.5 billion dollar investment will create more efficient and sustainable supply chain. 450 million will go towards your image and projects including infrastructure, locomotives and vehicles. >> the investments we are making today will save lives, less environmental impacts on neighboring communities and create or help sustain an estimated 20,000 jobs in our state. >> the port of oakland will receive up to $120 million in funds. officials say the funding will create an estimated 20,000 jobs across the state. >> the state of california and truck manufacturers announced a new agreement on the transition to zero emission vehicles. under the deal engine manufacturers and several major automakers will commit to 100 percent clean truck sales by 2036. the california air resources board will adjust goals currently in place the manufacturers more flexibility to reach the. reports say the compromise will help the state avoid a potential legal battle with truck manufacturers over emission rule

reggie: the newsom administration says even though the state spending more than ever, it needs more money fix the ruby princess, the cruiseship that got stuck here after it hit pier 27 while docking. the abc news i the superintendent who oversaw the repairs. brian wilson and his crew repaired the ship from inside a fish freezer. >> everything was filled with fish ready to leave for this crews. reggie: the repairs took place on the outside of a manhole which is a tight squeeze. to cut the material small enough to get it through the manhole, then reconstructed on the other side. the crew isolated the damage, creating a watertight barrier. >> the fact that everything was able to be coordinated so efficiently and to get the right welders at the by time was incredible. i was not surprised we passed inspection first time. this guys are the best. reggie: we think that ryan wilson looks like a young bradley cooper but that has nothing to do with the story. the estimates of the repairs cost close to 200 for $2000. -- close to $250,000. the president's latest push to forgive student loans for thous

scott wilk says he supports the governor's efforts to streamline infrastructure but wishes the newsom administration included projects to capture and store water above the ground. wilkes spoke with us one on one, 40 million people. here infrastructures really set up for about 20 million. >> and so we've got to do all we can to expedite these infrastructure projects in the legislation. now heads to the governor's desk. he's out of the state this week, but he's expected to sign it later this month reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 >> in los angeles, a big hotel strike continued into its 3rd day was a lot of union service workers demanding higher wages and more staffing hires. big crowds in la. there's concern the strike in la could spread to hotel workers in san francisco. workers say the problems in the 2 cities are similar. all union hotels in the city, including the hilton union square and the marriott marquis and others have contracts that expire next summer. >> our time for a look at the 4 zone forecast as look live at sfo. you know, lawrence, it's nice to go from the hot to the co

scott wilk says he supports the governor's efforts to streamline infrastructure but wishes the newsom administration included projects to capture and store water above the ground. wilkes spoke with us one on one, 40 million people. here infrastructures really set up for about 20 million. >> and so we've got to do all we can to expedite these infrastructure projects in the legislation. now heads to the governor's desk. he's out of the state this week, but he's expected to sign it later this month reporting from the state capitol wallace kron, 4 and this just in to the kron. 4 news room. california's state school superintendent tony thurmond is cknsidering a run to be the state's next governor. he tweeted a statement tonight saying he'll be >> seriously exploring a run and he's formed a committee to begin the process. herman has been serving the state's school superintendent since 2018 before that he served with various school districts in the bay area. and of course, to tenant, governor eleni kounalakis has already announced her candidacy in this race. while former controller betty yee said she inten

are we hands me a we expect to good and in good position this week it comes as the newsom administration announced this week the launch of heat ready, california. >> a 20 million dollar multiethnic awareness and education campaign designed to reach vulnerable californians ahead of extreme heat events. we are stepping up our efforts as it relates to real targeted focus, keeping people safe. keeping people safe is exactly what the team at cal oes aims to do throughout the this extreme heat can kill. that's why renee kashmir with says those here are in constant coordination with partner agencies across the state all while monitoring extreme heat conditions in real time. but you remind californians there are steps all of us can take to prepare. i think many people don't understand the severity this extreme hot weather can bring to your people safety. so just practicing those precautions such >> wearing life vests when you're near water. i'm wearing sunscreen. staying hydrated. keeping your eyes on a neighbors may elderly neighbors that may not have resources. and there's so many different sc

. >> and just this week, newsom's administration announced the launch of heat ready california to 20 million dollars campaign designed to reach vulnerable californians ahead of extreme heat events. cal oes officials reminding folks there are steps we can take to prepare. >> i think many people don't understand the severity this extreme hot weather can bring to your people safety. so just practicing those precautions such wearing life vests when you're near water, i'm wearing sunscreen. staying hydrated. keeping your eyes on a neighbors may elderly neighbors that may not have resources. and there's so many different scenarios that can make people vulnerable. so keeping a man out for yourself, but also the people around you. >> definitely up to think of others. these times. cal oes leaders say they'll the in the office in sacramento monitoring the extreme heat all weekend making sure that power grid, in fact, holds up. ken and catherine, back to you. all right, grant, thank you for that other news tonight, the martinez refinery did not expose the public. >> to any significant toxins wh

we expect to good and in good position this week it comes as the newsom administration announced thisk the launch of heat ready, california. >> a 20 million dollar multiethnic awareness and education campaign designed to reach vulnerable californians ahead of extreme heat events. we are stepping up our efforts as it relates to real targeted focus, keeping people safe. keeping people safe is exactly what the team at cal oes aims to do throughout the this is stream he can kill. that's why renee kashmir with says those here are in constant coordination with partner agencies across the state all while monitoring extreme heat conditions in real time. but you remind californians there are steps all of us can take to prepare. i think many people don't understand the severity this extreme hot weather can bring. >> to your people safety. so just practicing those precautions such wearing life vests when you're near water. i'm wearing sunscreen. staying hydrated. keeping your eyes on a neighbors may elderly neighbors that may not have resources. and there's so many different scenarios that can m

that is why affordable housing continues to be such a critical investment for the administration of governor newsom this administration invested 20billion in affordable housing since it started and we have built every 10 thousand units and there is another 45 thousand affordable housing units on their way. collectively these-thank you. [clapping] collectively these units are going to provide homes for nearly a million people through the useful life, and more then a million people need affordable homes in california, but it is a significant start and we need the help of you all to continue building on that momentum. thank you all for having us. thank you for building this beautiful community and it is great pleasure i introduce nob nub hernandez, community member the executive direct of cana-sf and founder of mission food health. thank you all so much. [applause] >> those do not know spanish, good afternoon. [speaking spanish] first of all,b i want to acknowledge a whole bunch of people and i want to start with jonathan. where is jonathan at from south space? come here jonathan. this brother-i have

but governor newsom says his administration is committed to urging support for in the future. reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> a mere affordable housing project is set to break ground in san jose to support the community's most vulnerable residents. this project to secure about 140 million dollars in city funding the santa clara valley transportation authority, also known as vta is joining the affirmed housing group to build 134 affordable apartments and a child care facility with half of those apartments reserved for unhoused residents throughout santa clara county. the development will be located on 11 97 lake avenue and is expected to open in 20 20th. >> take a look at this. san francisco firefighters helped rescue a harbor seal that unfortunately got caught up in some fishing line. some netting debris. this is near fort mason, firefighters and volunteers with the marine mammal senator work to gather to get the seal to safety prior to sure the animals now recovering at the marine mammal center or where it will be kept until it is good and healthy an

that is why affordable housing continues to be such a critical investment for the administration of governor newsom. this administration invested 20billion in affordable housing since it started and we have built every 10 thousand units and there is another 45 thousand affordable housing units on their way. collectively these-thank you. [clapping] collectively these units are going to provide homes for nearly a million people through the useful life, and more then a million people need affordable homes in california, but it is a significant start and we need the help of you all to continue building on that momentum. thank you all for having us. thank you for building this beautiful community and it is great pleasure i introduce nob nub hernandez, community member the executive direct of cana-sf and founder of mission food health. thank you all so much. [applause] >> those do not know spanish, good afternoon. [speaking spanish] first of all,b i want to acknowledge a whole bunch of people and i want to start with jonathan. where is jonathan at from south space? come here jonathan. this brother-i have

but governor newsom says his administration is committed to urging support for in the future. reporting from the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news us energy secretary jennifer granholm and senator alex padilla are touting millions of dollars are being set aside to monitor modernize california's. >> energy grid. the funding comes from the biden harris administration investing in america agenda and include 67.5 million dollars. that's the most of any state. the money will be used to minimize the effects of extreme weather and natural disasters on the electrical grid. while ensuring energy is clean safe and affordable. >> for this program could include things like undergrounding or fire proofing equipment or connecting microgrids which can on for backup power for critical services, maybe re conduct during power lines to support more clean energy, connecting disadvantaged communities to renewable power. >> the announcement comes as california adds an average of 1000 new electric vehicles that rely on the grid every day. our 4 zone forecast and wow, look at this shot right t

but governor newsom says his administration is committed to urging support for in the future. reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. happening tomorrow. cal state university students are set to protest ahead of a board proposal meeting that. >> would increase tuieion rates 6% a year starting next fall, the rates would generate 840 million dollars for the 23 campus systems in the first 5 years, 280 million dollars of that would go to financial aid to support low-income students. according to the chancellor's office, 60% of students would not be affected by the increase because grants or waivers cover their tuition. >> take a look. that's the ruby princess setting sail yesterday afternoon from san francisco after hitting pier 27 last week. the cruise was given the green light to leave after inspection and certification by the u.s. coast guard. the delay is cutting down the voyage from a 10 day trip to a seven-day vacation. the cruise line is offering 100% refunds to passengers who decided to cancel their trip. and a 75% refund to those who decided to continue on

hollywood strike that is threatening california's entertainment industry and our economy newsom and his administration have been in touch with all sides in these strikes. but so far the actors writers and studio executives has shown no formal interest in bringing new some to the table. >> well, the house oversight committee in washington held a hearing this week to listen to experts who believe the government isn't being completely honest about u f o encounters. david gersh is one of the witnesses that they heard from. he's a former intelligence officer. he believes the government has something to hide, perhaps even a spacecraft. that's what he testified to. he testified that some military personnel faced hostile encounters with unidentified aerial phenomenon. peas, as they're now he dn't get specific. >> i know of multiple colleagues of mine. the got physically injured. >> the activity by big buy you a piece or buy. >> people within the the federal government well, the pentagon >> has documented you a full report since last year. the head of military intelligence, ronald molter, though, says there is

but governor newsom says his administration is committed to urging support for in the future.eporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> it's 7, and in the north bay sanibel, police are looking for a therapy dog. it was stolen from a nonprofit on friday and your pictures that shows you 2 women who just walked off with this little dog and it was friday on 4th street in downtown santa fell that the dog was taken. it's a male have up who is the breed? and here's a picture of them is name is buddy. he weighs about 12 pounds. you can see as weight curly hair some brown spots any. he was wearing a green collar at the time. if you see him, you're asked to call the sanibel police. also in cell, police have a person in custody for stabbing another man who was walking a dog when he was stabbed. police arrested. 42 year-old alexander. maya rodriguez. they think he's the one who approached the victim was walking his dog in the canal neighborhood and stabbed him 3 times. this was nearby apartment complex. a witness helped police identify the suspect was cell phone video. and m

but governor newsom says his administration is committed to urging support for in the future. reporting from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> u.s. secretary of energy, jennifer granholm and california senator alex padilla are touting millions of dollars to be set aside to modernize our state's energy grid. the funding comes from the biden administration's investing in america agenda include 67.5 million dollars, which is the most of any state. the money will be used to minimize the impacts of extreme weather and natural disasters on the electrical grid. while ensuring energy is clean safe and affordable. >> for this program could include things like undergrounding or fire proofing equipment or connecting microgrids which can on for backup power for critical services, maybe re conduct during power lines to support more clean energy, connecting disadvantaged communities to renewable power. >> the announcement comes as california adds an average of 1000 new electric vehicles that rely on the grant every day. it's official. sweden will be the next to join nato. trevor sh

but governor newsom says his administration is committed to urging support for in the future.g from the state capitol wallace kron. 4 it's 8.39 and centerville. police are looking for a therapy dog that was taken from a nonprofit on friday. >> police have released these pictures. it shows 2 women who walked up and took off with the dog. this was friday on 4th street in downtown. sandra fell. the dog is a young male, a name buddy. it's a calf up to. he weighs about 12 pounds and looks like a stuffed animal. he's white, curly for brown spots last wearing a green collar. and if you see him or you have any info call the sanibel police. also in sandra fell a man walking his dog was stabbed and police have arrested a suspect. investigators believe 42 year-old alexander, i'm maya rodriguez approached the victim was walking the dog and stabbed him 3 times at an apartment complex in the canal neighborhood in a witness helped to identify the suspect using cell phone video. i'm maya rodriguez is now charged with attempted murder and the victim is expected to recover. for the first time o

but governor newsom says his administration is committed to urging support for in the future. reporting from the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> it's 10. 39. and today students are going to protest a tuition hike at cal state universities under this plan. tuitions are going to go up by 6% per year. starting in the fall of 2024. until 2029, the protest is going to be outside the cal state university chancellor's office in long beach. the board of trustees is going to talk about the plan today and then make a decision on it in september. >> sanibel police are looking for a therapy dog who was taken of from and for nonprofit on friday. and police are showing these pictures of 2 women who just walked up and walked off with the dog. this is on friday on 4th street in the downtown area. the dogs, young male. it's a to name buddy. and he looks like a stuffed animal. heat was so weighs 12 pounds. white curly for with brown spots last seen wearing a green collar. anybody with information is asked to contact us tell police. a lot of people are on threads. it's the new cool

but governor newsom says his administration is committed to urging support for in the future.ce kron. 4 news. >> new for you this morning. it wasn't a massive jackpot but a 300 $52,000 powerball to get. was sold in san jose. a what and now the lottery frenzy continues with a mega millions drawing tonight. cole michael thomas. he's live in san jose with the story. so we have one this. michael, good morning. >> yeah, good morning, bill. if we had one, i don't know that we would be on air this morning, right? and getting, you know, with that. no winner of the powerball. and now the mega millions drawing. i mean, there's more than a million billion dollars excuse me up for grabs this week alone. let's get into some details. you can see those winning numbers from last night of the powerball jackpot. it was to 24 34 53 58 and the lucky number 13, drawing was sitting at 680 million. and it's now up to 725 million with the next drawing set for tomorrow. well, nobody here in california got that lucky. powerball number yesterday, one ticket buyer here in san jose came close, winning all

but governor newsom says his administration is committed to urging support for in the future.the state capitol wallace kron. 4 news. >> it's 6. 39. and in the north bay, sandra fell. police are looking for a therapy dog that was taken from a nonprofit on friday. and here are the pictures that show to women who just walked off with this dog. the dog was out on friday on 4th street in it in downtown santa fell. it's a young male dog. it's called a cavaco. that's the type of dog at his name is buddy anyways. 12 pounds. and so he'll answer to buddy. if you see em anybody with information is asked to call danville police. it's 6.40 and this is also in sandra fell. police have a person in custody after a man was stabbed while he was out walking his dog. and police believe that it was 42 year-old alexander. i'm maya rodriguez who approached the other man was walking his dog and stabbed the man 3 times. this is at an apartment complex in the canal neighborhood. a witness is actually who helped police identify this suspect using cell phone video. i'm maya rodriguez is now charged with

governor gavin newsom he insists his administration is doing more than any other to try and get to thehis problem. >> you are still seeking solutions christina, thank you for following boris. bryan: the fourth of july it means cookouts, among other things. what's he like a hamburger hot dog mustard or ketchup? you heard right. pepsi is introducing a catchup infused. it seems the culinary institute of america to create the condiment. twitter reaction ranging from excited thumbs up to barf and that is a hard pass. if you just on independence day home games for the detroit tigers and minnesota twins. arizona diamondbacks and new york yankees. >> i am proud mixing with catch-up, that is great spirit but also rocks and there, pickles, do it. quest catchup is incredible i'm a big catchup vampire love hot dogs with mustard for this is disgusting. i do not understand it. molly: notes that this is greatest going to to be great, why not let's see what happens. bryan: no, actually the pots. too that visit everything with catchup? before a distant interview on ai which is why artificial intelligen

are threatening california's entertainment industry and really our whole economy newsom and members of the administration been in touch with both sides in these strikes so far, actors writers and studio executives have shown no formal interest. however, in bringing new some to the table to settle this. >> in washington, the house oversight committee heard testimony yesterday for people who believe the government is not being completely truthful about past encounters. one of those who testified was david gersh, a former intelligence officer. he says the government has something to hide. he thinks maybe even a spacecraft. that the government hasn't disclosed. he testified that some military personnel face hostile encounters with unidentified aerial phenomenon. peas, as they're now called, although he would not get specific. >> i know of multiple colleagues of mine. the got physically injured. >> the activity by big buy you a piece or buy. >> people within the federal government >> well, the pentagon has documented you a full report since last year. the head of the military intelligence, ronald multi-year s

newsom and members of his administration have been in touch all sides of the strike. so far.writers, studio executives showed no formal interest in bringing new some to the table. netflix is hiring a la scott based company. they're looking for a research scientists in machine learning role and we'll work on building the company's technical capabilities in ai the job, posting the salary offer nearly 1 million dollars comes in the middle of ongoing strike by actors and writers seeking a i protections. >> ai is one of the most. pivotal disagreements. one of the most personal disagreements to netflix post a job posting for a role. has i think ai product manager for $900,000 is is astounding. it's been clear that the amptp putting. >> profits over people. >> wga and sag members want guarantees in the alliance of motion picture and television producers i will not replace their jobs. cuomo reached out to netflix, but they did not comment. well, in national news, a dramatic scene unfolding in federal court delaware on wednesday as a plea deal step between prosecutors and president jo

what is your take on where the administration is with gavin newsom out there campaigning?ee him as a useful ally or potential challenger? >> i think the campaign sees him as an ally, rich. i think he tried to dispel any concerns that they had about him potentially posing a challenge to president biden when he visited washington i believe last year. met with the then chief of staff and worked hard to tamp down concerns. i think he is trying to help president biden but raise his profile. this is somebody who will no doubt be eyeing a run for the presidency the next cycle. at that point the democratic field will be open. in 2028 he wouldn't be running again then. so i think newsom wants biden to win and is wanting to be helpful. but is also happy to be out there raising his own profile. >> rich: he doesn't want to be seen as somebody damaging the president's re-election chances if he will be the nominee, which it appears that he is going to. he is an incumbent. when you look at where the president is now, though, do you think that if we weren't talking about the oldest presid

>> well, governor newsom ought to investigate the biden administration, because they've moved thousandssands of illegal aliens into the state of california. he hasn't said a word about that. but when a republican governor does it, all of a sudden he's concerned. that's the same governor in 2019 who went to el salvador and welcomed migrants to come to california. when he got back to california, he signed a.b. 72, a law which gave millions of dollars to illegal aliens who were claiming asylum in the state of california. his policies are a pull factor amongst a bunch of other sanctuary jurisdictions to why people come. if they can get to california, they can get a driver's license, they can get money to help fight their immigration case, they get medical care. why wouldn't you go to california? you're protected. will: ron desantis versus gavin newsom, tale of the tape, it's just an absolute slaughter. forget it. look where people have moved, legal, american immigrants, look where they've moved. over 300,000 have left california, and 300,000 have gone to florida. pete: and of all things the

the biden administration will explore making silencing a scheduled drug, several states have already restricted the drug. >>> governor gavin newsom said he is updating the opioid plan to include tackling the rising threat of trank. he is also increasing antidrug trafficking work along california's border with mexico. california's department of public health says it is monitoring the situation and the agency went on to mention there are test strips for xylene. >>> in california, the number of fentanyl deaths are skyrocketing, nearly 6000 deaths have been linked to fentanyl since 2021, the department of public health said those numbers have tripled since 2019. and maybe most sobering of all, most of the cases involve younger people. we spoke to a special education teacher about the importance of knowing how to prevent overdoses. >> if you find a young adult that is showing signs of fentanyl poisoning or other opioid poisoning, just minutes can make a difference. >> narcan needs to be accessible at all times to save lives. >>> elizabeth holmes could leave prison a year and a half earlier than expected, that is according to newly rel

administration will explore making xylazine a scheduled drug. several states have already restricted the drug. >>> meanwhile, governor gavin newsom said this month they are updating the plan to counter the threat of tranq. he says he is updating trafficking work along the california border with mexico. the california department of public health says it is monitoring the situation and that there are test strips for xylazine. >>> sweden will join nato but ukraine will have to wait longer. volodymyr zelensky pressed his case to join nato during a summit in lithuania today, saying ukraine will make nato stronger, but the secretary-general said that while they will streamline the membership process, it cannot go through until the end of the war with russia. >> when the war is going on, that is not the time for making ukraine a full member of the alliance. >> president biden supports the delay , saying their membership could bring allied countries into the war. biden will meet with zelensky one-on-one tomorrow. >>> still ahead, a four-year fight over aretha franklin's estate is now over. why it all came down to a notebook found in the couch cushions.

sudden, i remember it's going to be gavin newsom, who is perfect in and picking up the baton and taking off and following through with whatever policy this administration is trying to advance. it'll be interesting to watch any way if i give you a timeline on what legal media outlets lie, them always a pleasure. thank you. the future technologies for me is about 7 months ago for the 1st time. the event is our case costing edge developments, including some technologies, attracting top experts from across the globe on the sidelines of the for impression deputy prime into stuff highlighted the countries high tech achievements, reassemble, which was just some of those sim was president put it has a now, so national data economy project and the quantum roadmaps sign 6 months ago will be included in this project. concrete results have been achieved on the maps. in particular, if we're talking about quantum computing, a 16 cubic quantum computer was demonstrated. and by the end of the year, the task is to create a 20 cube it's computer road maps have a loss of performance indicators easier than those in the field of science, mainly scientific costs. the calls

meeting and you see, seem to be teachers and administrators against concerned parents and the school board was doing everything to represent us, but for gavin newsomher thing, threatening a lawsuit based on a law that doesn't exist, he planned on this a be 1070 bill that he's trying to rush through so that way he can retroactively find our school board and it is just ridiculous. there's nothing more tyrannical than that and you have to realize that. it's disgusting to see the governor act like the parents are not being represented. joe: this is a governor, we are watching it closely for couple reasons. when i see parents standing up, that's an example to be set across the country. thank you for talking to us about it. a bumpy road ahead as house lawmakers investigate the auto giant after a partnership with the chinese battery company. carlos jimenez is on the select committee on china, joins us to react. users engagement on the threads continuing to plummet adding new pressure for parent company meta-blooge that impacts growing competition with twitter straight ahead. ♪ our financial planning tools and advice can help you prepare for today's longe

they recognize that newsom has shown through his failed record in california would be just a younger version of the biden administration'se insane policies that look out for their own self-serving interests and not the best interests of the country. poll after poll shows voters in this country are looking for someone other than joe biden and his failed policies to lead this country and so absolutely, they should consider all the option before them. >> sean: would you ever consider getting in? >> if there were a way to for me to best serve the country in that fashion, i would. >> sean: would you consider that third party a no labels option? >> i consider all options, i'll put it that way. >> sean: sounds like somebody might be getting into the race. tulsi gabbard. great to have you. wasn't the first time a banned substance was found in biden's white house. jimmy and davey mcdowell are up next. don't forget, tuesday night we'll be in beautiful cedar rapids, iowa, for a town hall with former president donald j. trump. go to hannity.com. tickets are free but you've got to sign up. thanks for being with us. ** [applause] [app

newsom is well aware of this huge problem. he calls it a disgrace. he insists he is doing more than any previous administration. >> 15.3 billion-dollar homeless plan. the state of california was not involved in the homeless issue. we got involved. >> again, billions of dollars thrown at this problem. it is getting worse. a very multilayered issue. people struggling with mental health addiction. >> as you point out, a multilayered issue that will not be solved simply with money. christina coleman, thank you for that report. appreciate it. molly: a new reaction today from the cia director who made a secret visit to your crane what it means for the war in ukraine.d th next. ing. pedialyte. 3x the electrolytes. sleep more deeply. and wake up rejuvenated. purple mattress's exclusive gelflex grid draws away heat, relieves pressure, and instantly adapts. sleep better, live purple. save up to $800 off mattress sets during purple's july 4th sale. visit purple.com or a store near you. a uso facial confirming reports that cia director william burns recently made a secret visit to ukraine to meet with the president and ke

meanwhile you've got people like gavin newsom saying you've got to have electric cars but you can't charge them at night. that's how ridiculous this administrationip. and we're literally bowing to the ccp, not dealing from a position of strength at all. they're looking out for their interests. we've got to be looking out for america's interests. cheryl: well, congressman, to be clear here, if you look at 2021, who was the biggest polluter in the world? it was china. but it was followed by the united states, india and then russia. but you bring up an interesting point about basically power supplies in this country. because now we're more dependent on the saudis and really the russians because that's an opec plus story when it comes to oil and then you've also got -- we've got this incredibly hot summer. temperatures are soaring to dangerous levels in parts of the country. you've got people worried about the power grid in arizona. you've got people worried about the power grid in texas. if the biden administration is -- they've had what now -- over two years to bring in all that green energy online and it doesn't seem to be there. >> real serious

administration's immigration policies. florida governor ron desantis for 36 migrants from florida. 2 sacramento last month. governor newsom and a kick and california's attorney general have asked the justice department to investigate whether sending the migrants to other states violates the law. >> he lost everything in our room from our mattress, our furniture. >> people live in san francisco's fillmore district are protesting the living conditions at the thomas paine apartments. they say management is not doing enough to fix the building's problems. residents have formed a tenant's union to hopefully see changes supervisor. dean preston join the rally. >> when you raise about bad living conditions and you pressure hard enough, the law is on your side and eventually these things will get fixed, but it shouldn't take all of this. >> we've reached out to the thomas paine apartment, organization there for a response to the rally. but so far we have not received one. a bill being considered by state legislators. same did building more affordable housing. now it would exempt affordable housing projects from the california env

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biden administration will announce more help for ukraine as soon as today, and it could include providing controversial cluster munitions to help ukraine fight against russia. julian: governor newsomnvestigation into they sent a letter to the u.s. justice department after ron desantis admitted to flying 36 migrants to sacramento last month. drew: we are keeping below average temperatures through the weekend. little change in the next 72 hours. morning fog, afternoon sunshine. jobina: and we have a new report of a crash in san rafael blocking at least two lane involving a couple vehicles on southbound 101 boulevard. we have a minor delay in the area. kumasi: number seven, th dates of the final eagles. no stops in the bay area right now but there are more dates expected to be announced in the future. julian: exciting news, the first drug to slow the possession -- progression of alzheimer's has been approved by the fda. it targets a specific protein that forms plaque in the brain. it was shown to lower the disease by 27%. it has been under the accelerated approval process since january. of professionals are looking at an influx of new patients. >> i anticipate we will receive probabl