burning here in california president trump and governor newsome trading verbal punches after the way the forests are taking care of. what firefighters said about the president's angry comments. >>> thank you for joining us monday november 4th. >>> kayla grogan with our forecast. good morning. >> did you guys see any fog? >> one of those where you are driving along the freeways and can't see the city but you say there's moisture in the air and that's good. the temperatures are a little mile this morning. 40s on the map instead of 30s and you see in san rose sa feld 52 and petaluma 42. 40 in concord and brentwood and 45 in liver more and san jose 47. 42 in palo alto. notice the wind from sfo you see it is on the shore. the difference here. a slight onshore floor this morning and that is what has produced this very low visibility in the sonoma county valley. zero in petaluma. it does seem concentrated as far as visibilities are concerned. if you are heading out in the northbound in particular there. the onshore floor is happening because of the high pressure overhead and keeping any rai

pg e executives tuesday walked into governor gavin newsom's office just days after the governor urged all parties in the company's bankruptcy to speed up the process. >>the governor hoping to broker a deal between the groups major changes can't happen for fiji any until it's out of bankruptcy. the company under constant criticism and now in this proceeding for its role in wildfires, it's also under scrutiny for intentionally shooting off power to millions of people multiple times in october, the spokesman for the governor said in tuesday's meeting newsome reiterated what happened last month can never happen again like him to go. fijian the bankruptcy attorneys and the governor met for about 45 minutes at the capitol the group then moved across the street to a different building to meet with the for another 30 minutes with local and state government threats to break up the utility and take over the genie c e o says he doesn't think those are good ideas and the officials couldn't say whether there would be more of these meetings in the future reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron

in a series of tweets he wrote in part, the governor of california, gavin newsom, has done a terrible of forest management. i told him from the first day we met that he must clean his forest floors, regardless of what his bosses, the environmentalists demand of him. must also do burns and cut fire stoppers. every year as the fire's rage and california burns, it's the same thing. and then he comes to the federal government for money help. no more. get your act together governor. you don't see close to the level of burn in other states. governor newsom quickly responded tweeting you don't believe in climate change, you'reexcused from this conversation. >> the idea that california has somehow been irresponsible and essentially set a match on our own is just not correct. you w right? ask the scientists. don't ask the politicians. the scientists say climate change is real and has contributed in specific ways to what we're experiencing now. >> reporter: this is the second time the president has gone after california for its wildfires. half the forest land across the state is managed by fede

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>>formed governor gavin newsome is calling on all parties in pg e's bankruptcy to come to sacramento next week to sort out the proceedings soon or the governor has said major changes to pg any cannot happen until it's out of bankruptcy, the utility under constant criticism for its role in wild fires and widespread power shut-offs genie as we know it. >>may or may not be able. the figure this out. we are not going to sit around. and the passive newsome says the state and now a new strike team is exploring any and all backup plans in the event pg e doesn't make major changes on its own the governor not ruling out a government takeover newsom's administration also hired advisors to envision a 21th century utility. >>that he says will match the state's already modern emergency management we have world class firefighters doing world class work every single day. and i couldn't be more proud of them what we don't have a world class utilities so with months left in pg e's bankruptcy and wildfire season under way. governor gavin newsome still says he does not think a special legislative sessi

. >>> the president went after governor newsom on twitter today and the governor wasted no time firing back. hello again. >> these were the president's first significant remarks on california's wildfires since the kincade fire broke out in sonoma county a week and and the governor's response. burning for the president, it wasn't too soon to lash out at governor newsom, accusing him of lackluster fire prevention. >> reporter: the first in a series of fiery presidential tweets, trump accusing newsom of doing a terrible job, saying the first time he met the governor, he told him he must clean his floors regardless of what his bosses, the environmentalists, demand of him. the professionals currently battling fires like kincade say governor newsom has shown a commitment to fighting california fires since he took off. >> he passed the 45-day plan which identified 35 various projects in the state as priorities in field reduction, forest management to bring our forest back to resiliency. we started work on them several months ago. >> reporter: next week, criticism ofl aid, telling newso get hi

>>governor gavin newsomes hoping to brer a deal to speed up the process. >>pg as we know it cannot persist and continue. it has to be completely transformed culturally transformed operationly trance. >>formed govnogavi wsome is calling on all rties in pg e's bankruptcy out the proceedis so or rt the governor has said major changes pg any cant happen until it's out of bankruptcy, the utility r constant criticism for its role in wild fires and widespread power shut-offs genie as we know it. >>may or may not be able. to figure this out. we arnot going to sit around. and th assive. >>newse says the state and now a new rike team is expling any and all baup plans in e event pg e doesn't make major changes on its own e governor not ruling out a governme takeover newsom's administrati also hed advisors to envision a 21th century utility thahe says will match the state's already modern emergency management we have world class firefighters doinworld class work every don't have a world class. e utiliti so with months left ing e's bankruptcy and wildfire season under

. >>> pressure builds to turn pg&e into a publicly owned utilitas governor gavin newsom meets with top executives in sacramento. >>> bay area news outlets team up in silicon vaey. the impact they're having on the region's housing crisis. good evening ane welc kqed newsroom i'm scott shafer. we begin tonight with a look atr the resuom san francisco's election earlier this week. on tuesday voters in san francisco headed to the polls. they decided the fate of several ballot measures including proposition c, which would overturn the ban on selling distributing e- cigarettes. two housing measures including a $600 million affordable housing bond that mayor london breed supported appears to be headed for victory. still no winner in the close francisco's next dt attorney. thousands of ballots are left to be counted. r most of the week interim d.a. has beclto a slim ad over chase houboudine. >>> and editor, columnis joe esconozzi, welcome to both you. let's start with the top of thei topic, br to the easy reelection, getting almost 70% of the vote. t did she a mandate, joe? >> i don't know if i

he accuses newspapers newsom of doing a terrible job managing forest fires and water. firefighters are calling the president's tweeted statements false. >> and there's gnawa new nbc wall street journal poll saying half of registered voters surveyed say they have decided not to vote for president trumpin 2020. 46% said they would vote against mr. trump, 34% said they would definitely vote for president trump. 17% say they are waiting to make up their mind when a democratic nominee is selected. . >>> well the original whistle blower at the heart of the impeachment inquiry is now saying that person he or she, is willing to answer written questions from republicans. doug luzader joins us live from washington with more details. good morning, doug. >> reporter: good morning. we have the whistle blower l hi to see. for president trump returning to the llcomes down to the whistle blower. >> the whistle blower should be revealed because the whise ries >> reporter: and an attorney for the whistle blower who exposed content from the phone call between president trump and the pres

meanwhile on tuesday governor newsom met with billjohnson in sacramento.ast friday the governor announced the appointments of the new energy czar saying ulth state cotake over if it doesn't emerge from bankruptcy by the start of next onar's wildfire se joining us now is our politics correspondent. the former president of the blic utilities commission, now welcome to both of you. let's thbegin this letter. what is the case that the mayor and all the other people that are turning this into a customer-owned utility? k >> their case will trwhat people would like to see them take it over and anybody that would like to see sort ofthe current structure resolved. traded company, they are being paid dividends. you have bondholders who are making money off the bonds that they would issue and they think that, you eyknow, have lost that public confidence and if it could become sort of something thats customer owned and not traded on wall street that you wod have more money to reinvest in the system and you might be able to rebuild that confidence. maintenance and beca

pg&e has been blasted gavin newsom., your take? >> i think 30 years, california was the envy of the nation, it now a ticking time bomb under governor gavin newsom. he has gone from blaming climate change to blaming capitalism, and he takes 700,000 dollars over two decade political career from pg&e. and therefore claiming now they are to blame, but every time he holds them up in court, and regulates them, they cannot update their electric infrastructure, the simple way to fix or mitigate california wildfires would have to more pragmatic forest management and put power lines under ground, very above ground. louground. elizabeth: why didn't pg&e spend i think 50 billion do bury the power lines, how come everyone in california is not onboard with this? where is hollywood, where are democrats, and gavin newsom, get the power lines buried and stop with the green revelation and letting forest half of the forest there is a federal government, i am darn sure that president says, you know, cutback those trees. >> you know preside

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the professionals currently battling fires like kincade, say governor newsom has shown a commitment to fighting california fires since he took office. >> he passed cal fire which identified 35 various projects in the state as priority in field reduction as well as forest management to bring our forest back to resiliency. so those fire projects have been recognized and we started work on them several months ago. >> reporter: criticism of the state seeking federal age, telling newsom to get his act together because other states don't burn like california, and finally, accusing the state of wasting a valuable firefighting resource. water. saying open up the closed water lanes coming down from the north. don't pour it out into the pacific ocean. cal fire says access to water is a nonissue. >> we can pull out of ponds, streams, rivers, lakes, whatever it may be. swimming pools if we have to. again, we do not have any issue with that. >> reporter: prior to spending part of his sunday at a raider game, newsom fired off a response, telling the president you don't believe in climate change. you

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at noon in front of berkeley city hall. >>> governor newsom may need to peters activist to the punch. yesterday the hall to the approval of hundreds of new fracking permits until independent scientists can review them. governor newsom said the move is part of his effort to reduce the state's dependence on fossil fuels for environmentalists have condemned fracking which uses water and chemicals at high pressure to extract oil and natural gas. >>> the santa cruz county board of supervisors approved an ordinance that requires businesses to charge $.25 for single use disposable cups. this takes effect july 1, 2020 and only applies to unincorporated parts of the county. the santa cruz county officials estimate 50 million disposable cups are thrown away every year in that county. >>> governor newsom has named san francisco superior court judge terry jackson to the states 1st district court of appeal. if confirmed she would be the first african-american woman to serve on the appellate court based in san francisco. jackson has served as a superior court judge for 17 years and her career has

governor newsome. >>is taking action to get the genie out of bankruptcy as soon as possible. he says the sooner the utilities out of bankruptcy. the sooner change can come to pg n a kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. he's as we know it cannot persist and continue. it has to be completely transformed culturally transformed operationally trans. >>formed governor gavin newsome is calling on all parties in pg e's bankruptcy to come to sacramento next week to sort out the proceedings soon or the governor has said major changes to pg any cannot happen until it's out of bankruptcy, the utility under constant criticism for its role in wild fires and widespread power shut-offs genie as we know it. >>may or may not be able. the figure this out. we are not going to sit around. and the passive newsome says the state and now a new strike team is exploring any and all backup plans in the event pg e doesn't make major changes on its own the governor not ruling out a government takeover newsom's administration also hired advisors to envision a 21th century utility. >

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the devastating california wildfires for the first time, hitting out at the state's governor gavin newsom and sparking a tweet battle. as california recovers from devastating fires that scorched nearly 100,000 acres and forced thousands from their homes, the president lashed out at california governor gavin newsom and threatened to pull federal funding, tweeting "every yeae comes to the federal government for monetary help. no more. get your act together, governor." and blasted newsom's forest management "i told him from the first day we met that he must clean his forest floors. he doubled down on the south lawn >> the governor doesn't know he's like a child, he doesn't know what he's doing every year it's always california never -- it's rarely somebody else or somebody else. >> reporter: newsom fired back, "you don't believe in climate change you are excused from this conversation." the president has suggested cleaning the forest ooe devasta last year that killed 85 people, the president said -- >> got to take care of the floors you know, the floors of the forests. very important >> rept

governor newsom shot back saying, you don't believe in climate change. you are excused from this conversation. a conversation many in sonoma would like to have. >> how are we going to be a viable town if fires every year are the new norm? >> reporter: a new normal of high heat, ultradry brush and, worst of all for firefighters, the intense wind. >> if the wind is moving 100 miles an hour, the fire can move 100 miles an hour. that eats up a lot of turf very quickly. >> reporter: regardless of forest management? >> right. >> reporter: in healdsburg, nbc7 bay area news. >>> one hospital in santa rosa that was evacuated because of that kincade fire is still closed. sutter santa rosa had to evacuate all patients and staff last month. still the hospital has not been cleared to welcome patients back. however, it has been able to reopen its walk-in clinic and urgent care clinic. the kaiser hospital that was evacuated has since reopened. >>> victims of the kincade fire will have place to go for help, advice and resources. a local assistance center is opening up i

. >> jennifer newsom and oakland mayor shaft were among those they are today.um is the first of its kind meeting, bringing state leaders and advocates together to explore the crucial link between youth health and parks. >>> a vegetation fire burned dangerously close to homes in fremont today. that fire started shortly after 5:30 this morning near del sole, east of mission boulevard. half an acre burned before firefighters could get those flames under control. firefighters tell us the people in the neighborhood did a good job trimming back trees and vegetation and that may have helped save their homes. >> they had a good defensible space around their homes, put a lot of nonflammable vegetation near their homes and sheltered in place. and no time for the structures overly threatened or that we needed to do an evacuation. we are very pleased about that. >>> the fire burned a total of about three acres, but did not cause any major damage. nowhere tonight on how that fire started. >>> president trump and governor gavin newsom are renewing their online feud. the two

now to the fallout from the pg any power shut-offs governor gavin newsome is taking action to try to get the utility company out of bankruptcy as soon as possible. >>he says the sooner that the genie is out of bankruptcy the sooner change can come to that company. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>right now pgd is expected to get out of bankruptcy by june 30th and that's about 8 months away. governor gavin, newsome is hoping to broker a deal to speed up the process as we know it cannot persist and continued, it has to be completely transformed it really transformed operationally trans. >>formed governor gavin newsome is calling on all parties in pg e's bankruptcy to come to sacramento next week to sort out the proceedings soon or the governor has said major changes to pg any cannot happen until it's out of bankruptcy, the utility under constant criticism for its role in wild fires and widespread power shut-offs genie as we know it. >>may or may not be able the figure this out. we are not going to sit around. and the passive newsome says the state and now a new str

>>governor newsome taking action trying to get pg knee out of bankruptcy as soon as possible. >>he says that the sooner the utilities out of bankruptcy the sooner change can come to pg knee. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. let's go to ashley right now pgd is expected to get out of bankruptcy by june 30th that's about 8 months away. >>governor gavin newsome is hoping to broker a deal to speed up the process as we know it cannot persist and continued, it has to be completely transformed it really transformed operationally trans. >>formed governor gavin newsome is calling on all parties in pg e's bankruptcy to come to sacramento next week to sort out the proceedings soon or the governor has said major changes to pg any cannot happen until it's out of bankruptcy, the utility under constant criticism for its role in wild fires and widespread power shut-offs genie as we know it. >>may or may not be able. the figure this out. we are not going to sit around. and the passive newsome says the state and now a new strike team is exploring any and all backup plans in the ev

the president lobbed more criticism at governor newsome while speaking to reporters outside the white house. >> the governor doesn't know, he's like a child, he doesn't know what he's doing. i've been telling him for two years they got to take care of it. it's always california. it's rarely somebody else or someplace else. >> the president also focused his rage on another california democrat, speaker of the house nancy pelosi and the district she represents, san francisco. >> nancy pelosi ought to go back to her district and take care of it because her district has become a mess. number one in the country for going down. all she thinks about is impeachment but she doesn't want to impeach. you know what wants to impeach? the people that run the party, the radical left. >> so far governor newsome and speaker pelosi have not responded to president trump's remarks. >>> in the east bay orinda police have made no arrests in a shooting that left five people dead. neighbors added flowers and other items to a memorial that's growing outside the mansion where violence erupted thursday night. pe

>>and then this year during the pga any power outages cummings would call newsome to see if she needed anything from the store before coming to pick up her garbage because her food has spoiled cummings would also lee firewood for her since she had no heat newsome calls him a wonderful man and yes, he >>a world war 2 veteran. >>from oklahoma receives a long overdue honor here 95 year-old lewis shot left high school early to enlist in the marines that was in 1943, he was quickly drafted into world war 2. now nearly 80 years later schall is receiving his high school diploma. >>i i was going to a diploma. no idea is going it said to turn around people. >>as we approach veterans day i think it's important that our students understand the freedom doesn't come free. >>law passed in 2001 allow school districts to avoid veterans of world war 2 and korea. their diplomas show will also serve as grand marshal of the tulsa veterans day parade. >>we get ready now for the weekend. we've got some patchy fog that has made its way inside the bay you see some of that out there right now just begin to pus

in a series of tweets he wrote in part, the governor of california, gavin newsom, has done a terrible job of forest management. i told him from the first day we met that he must clean his forest floors, regardless of what his bosses, the environmentalists demand of him. must also do burns and cut fire stoppers. every year as the fire's rage and california burns, it's the same thing. and then he comes to the federal government for money help. no more. get your act together governor. you don't see close to the

the company says it doesn't know how much future upgrades will cost, but governor newsom told cbs newst that cost from being passed on to the communisters. >> it's a new day of accountability, transparency, and we're going to hold them to account in way. candidly we haven't in decades. >> reporter: frequent heartburn? not anymore. the prilosec otc two-week challenge is helping people love what they love again. just one pill a day. 24 hours. because life starts when heartburn stops. take the challenge at prilosecotc dot com. whether your beauty routine is 3or 57,... make nature's bounty hair skin and nails step one. it's the number one brand uniquely formulated for silky hair, glowing skin and healthy nails. nature's bounty, because you're better off healthy. you don't let a cold ruin your day. you take dayquil severe liquicaps and crush it. fer, sore throat, power through your day, medicine. >>> rolling stone ranks the red hot chili pepper's flea as the second greatest rock 'n roll bass player of all time. it turns out he is a pretty good writer as well. anthony mason sat down with fle

newsom shot back at the president you don't believe in climate change.ed from this conversation. trump's tweets are drawing criticism from scientists who point out the federal government actually controls the majority of california's forests. >> take a look at how much forest floor you would be cleaning up. it doesn't even make any sense. the other thing is a lot of our fires aren't burning in forests but grass land and shrub land. >> reporter: newsom acknowledging california's need to step up its prevention efforts has bolstered found clear off potential wild fire fuel like dead wood and scrub brush. >> we are better and more capable than this not only in our forest management and vegetation management but our utilities must be made more capable to deal with these conditions. >> reporter: wild fires are only the tip of the twitter tug of war. the political opponents have also squared off over the environment, immigration, and homelessness. >> the governor doesn't know, he is like a child, he doesn't know what he's doing. roicht there >> reporter: there

. >> president trump hinted at pulling the funding and a twitter fight with gavin newsom. greg lee now here to recap the war of words and recap what the experts are saying. >> just last week, the governor was thanking the president for federal funds to help with these fires. the good feelings was short lived as the president went online to tell newsom to get his act together. the experts we talked with says public safety and fire prevention should never be a part of an issue. >> reporter: in a string of twins, president trump threatened to cut federal aid in california while criticizing governor newsome's forced management, blaming her for recent wildfires. in one, mr. trump writes, quote, i told him from the first day we met he must clean his forest lowers, a reference to some of the comments the president made in paradise last year. he threatened to stop federal payment then too. >> the governor does not know, he is like a child. he does not know what he is doing. >> reporter: the governor jumped in a twitter fight with his, quote, you don't believe in climate change, yo

our president from just yesterday, and we quote, the governor of california gavin newsom has done a terrible job of forest management. i told him from the first day we met that he must clean his forest floors regardless of what his bosses, the environmentalists, demand of him. must also do burns and cut fire stoppers. every year as the fires rage and california burns, it is the same thing. and then he comes to the federal government for financial help. no more. get your act together, governor. you don't see close to the level of burn in other states. but our teams are working well together and putting these massive and many fires out. great firefighters. also open up the ridiculously closed water lanes coming down from the north. don't pour it out into the pacific ocean. should be done immediately. california desperately needs water and you can have it now.

yesterday the president attacked california governor gavin newsom on twitter. he accused newsom of doing a terrible job of forest management, despite forest land accounting for very few of the acres burned. mr. trump also criticized newsom for coming to the federal government for help, writing "no more." wildfires have scorched tens of thousands of acres and destroyed hundred of buildings across the state in recent weeks. authorities lifted all mandatory evacuations for the maria wildfire northwest of los angeles. progress is also being made against the massive kincade fire in northern california's wine country. most evacuation orders have been lifted there as crews put out spot fires and continue to clean up operations. >>> also in california, a manhunt is underway for two murder suspects who escaped from jail. jonathan salazar and santos vonseka were discovered missing from the jail during a routine inmate count yesterday. monterey is 100 miles south of san francisco. they were facing charges for separate murders. it's unclear whether they worked together to

he tweeted gavin newsom has done a terrible job of forest management. his tweets suggest the same thing happens each year and each year the federal government has to help when the president said, quote, no more. gavin newsom fired back with one tweet simply saying, quote, you don't believe in climate change. you're excused from this conversation. >>> well now to a live look outside for us across the bay area. from san francisco to san jose. a nice week ahead. but is there any rain ahead somewhere out there. meteorologist kari hall is tracking that for us. and kari, i like what we have going on now. >> it has been so dry. and we still continue to track what is going on with the kincade fire. you could see all of the landscape that has been burned. and we could still see the remnants of the fire retardant used from st. helena. and out today we're still seeing a layer of smoke. this is looking over cupertino and into south bay. we're seeing some smokey conditions at times. and a little bit of that smoke will create unhealth air quality for a few spots. tem

>>and i'm vicki liviakis governor gavin newsome today hosted a meeting with pg e executives and attorneys all in an attempt to get the company out of bankruptcy sooner that meeting comes as some state and local officials want a government takeover of the company's equipment that we have team coverage tonight kron four's rob fladeboe has. >>more on all those mayors who are trying to restructure pgad but first kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us live from sacramento and ashley today you spoke with pg e seo. >>yeah the king grand i did pg e seo bill johnson along with other company executives and attorneys representing several wildfire victims all came together this morning at the state capitol inside the governor's office, the leader of the embattled utility responding to a government takeover. pg e executives tuesday walked into governor gavin newsom's office just days after the governor urged all parties in the company's bankruptcy to speed up the process. >>governor hoping to broker a deal between the groups major changes can't happen for fiji any until it's out of

every year it's always california it's rarely somebody else or someplace else >> reporter: newsom fired back, "you don't believe in climate change you are excused from this conversation koechlt the president has suggested cleaning the forest floors before suggesting specifically that they be raked. after the devastating camp fire last year that killed 85 people the president said -- >> got to take care of the floors you know, the floors of the forests. very important >> reporter: adding he had taken advice from finland's president. >> they spend a lot of time on raking and cleaning and doing things and they don't have any problem. >> reporter: the finnish president later said he didn't recall mentioning raking many of california's most destructive blazes aren't forest fires and are thought to have been started by faulty power lines and equipment. residents in fire-damaged neighborhoods reacting to the president. >> he needs to come backningnd s >> reporter: sparks of controversy as the flames di frances, california firefighters finally have the upper hand in containing this blaze. but a

and blasted newsom's management. i told him from the first day we met he must clean his forest floors he doubled down on the south lawn. >> the governor doesn't know he is like a child he doesn't know what he is doing. every year, it's always california it's rarely somebody else or some place e yo climateback, change you are excused from this conversation the president suggested cleaning the forest, suggesting specifically that they be raked after the devastating campfire last year that killed 85 people. the president said -- >> take care of the floors, you know, the floors of the forest it is very important >> reporter: adding, he'd taken advice from finland's president. >> they spent a lot of time on raking and cleaning and doing things they don't have any problem. >> reporter: the finnish president later said he didn't recall mentioning raking many of california's most destructive blazes aren't forest fires and are thought to have been started by faulty power lines and equipment. residents in fire-damaged neighbor

california governor newsom, he should be worried. instead he is claiming capitalism for the wildfires listen to this. >> is more than just climate change. it is climate change. but it's more than that. it is the live step pg&e is about doggy dog capitalism. needing climate change. it's about corporate greed needing climate change. >> okay, leaves the political donations that cabin newsom got from pg&e. from his reaction. your thoughts. >> acu. while want to let you know that tomorrow will be the one month anniversary of my families move away from high stacked falling apart state of illinois for zero stacked and let the joy of live texas. in the background men. that is dallas and i am glad to be here. all of the smart people who can leave our leaving. their leaving is burning platforms. my friend is explaining the effects of high stacked rates for a move national tennessee. took me ten years to follow its example but i finally did. you don't want to be the last guy off one of these burning platforms. for the last year there, you don't

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that's what gavin newsom does not have is time. because next year there's going to be a fire season. next year there are going to be fires. the question is how many and how big? and next year those same lines are going to be out there. so the clock is ticking on the governor too, because he only has so much time to fix it before the public starts blaming him. >> and next year there's going to be something else, phil, as you know, more of these pg&e blackouts because we will not have had time to fix ts problem. >> but in the interim can we get the commitments and get a change in the course on this huge battleship called the single utility, because if we break it up, it's going to be like trying to change a tire on a car while it's still moving because you've got to keep the power going. can you make enough changes, can you get them up there, can we see some changes so that the public would be willing to invest both money and their patience for another couple years. if you can't solve it, at least try to shrink it down in the next 24

>>> just days after governor newsom thanked the feds for wildfire help. the president is threatening to cut him off from future funding. >>> whoever buys this bay area home will never have to worry about a pg&e power outage again. >>> and there will be plenty of sunshine in the week ahead. the forecast coming up when we come back. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> welcome back, the most seismically active spot in the bay area was shaken up for the second time in two days. a decent size earthquake rumbled up in sonoma county. a 4.2 quake just after noon today not far from the fire zone. a 3.7 rattled the same spot yesterday. >>> president trump ripped into governor gavin newsom today over california's wildfires. in fact this is video of the two of them in november of last year as they toured the devastation from the massive campfire in butte county

. >> governor newsome is blaming the nra for preventing mass shooting. >> offers nothing but thoughts and prayers that don't save a dam life and mitch mcconnell who is stifled. >> now newsome later went on social me. senate rejected by republican senator cindy hide smith of mississippi. now to be sure to stay with us here for mornings on 2 we are expecting more information from investigators in southern california a little later today. we also have coverage online at ktvu.com and on our social media pages. >>> police say they have new video of a car they believe belonged to the people involved in a drive by shooting. it happened wednesday about 2:30 in the morning look at the video here. witnesses say two men were in a dark colored chevy avalanche when a shot was fired from the car that chevy avalanche has some damage on the driver's side. look at this, if you have any information call police in venetia. >>> isaiah peoples is expected to enter pleas to 8 counts of a veteran targeted three people waiting to use a crosswalk because he thought they were muslim. >>> a man is in jail this

newsome tweeting back, you don't believe in climate change. you are excused from this conversation. >>> the epa will announce they are relaxing the rules from how companies burn waste from cole. the moves weaken two obama-era rules from 2015, that control the disposal of fine powder and sludge known as coal ash. coal ash can contain elements that hampl human health and the environment. >>> hong kong is bracing for chaos after protests. one hong kong lawmakers ear, reportedly, partially bitten off in that brawl. riot police had to break up demonstrators forming human chains. china is calling for a tougher stance to end the months of unrest. now, cries of police brutality, with one injure reporter saying authorities are targeting journalists there. will ripley is there live, where he tried to hold a press conference. what happened, will? >> there was a group of people claiming to be journalists, representing local news agencies. they had slogans on their helmet speaking out about police bru l brutali brutality. they were asked to leave the press

workers being threatened and run off the road governor gavin newsom urged californians to save their outrage for the utilities corporate owners and treat workers on the ground with respect over a 1000000 people and businesses have their blackouts essentially and people are getting angry and they see p.g. and e. you till you try x. and they throw stuff at them or they're trying to drive them off the road they say this is a actually we're a capitalism fails we have this debate about capitalism versus socialism it's been very big in the coming election and in the areas of the economy like utilities you have a distinct preference for the role of government why in the case p.g. and a they. they are a private corporation in the business of providing a utility electricity and whenever they get in trouble they just declare bankruptcy so it's an asymmetric warfare going on they extract wealth and when they get caught doing bad stuff they simply say oh we're going to go bankrupt and as a result you've got these enormous wildfires burning you've got the economy in danger you've got people's liv

president donald trump accused governor newsom of doing a terrible job of forced management. they said the governor should get his act together because other states do not learn like california. he accused the state of wasting water from the north. analysts say this may be an attempt by president donald trump to divert attention from the impeachment inquiry. >> as impeachment has been closing in, what we have seen from president donald trump is more and more of this kind of tweeting, lashing out at people and trying to change the topic, change what people are talking about. >> governor newsom responded yesterday calling president donald trump you do not believe in climate change. you are having no excuse in this conversation. >>> today is the fifth day of georgia trial of hillsboro and her boyfriend. they are charged with killing the father of two children. prosecutors say that she was afraid she would lose custody of her daughters so she plotted the death of green. at the end of deliberations on thursday, the jury released two notes and the judge did not give any details but

. >> governor gavin newsom used strong language today when talking about the steps he believes needs to be taken to prevent mass shootings. >> one more school shootings in california, el paso, dayton, we've had some of the worst mass shootings in the nation and not the thing is being done in washington, d.c. >> that was governor newsom's reaction this morning when he was told about the day's school shooting in santa clarita. this is an ongoing investigation in southern california and we'll have the very latest updates on our home page at ktvu.com. >> now we want to talk about a big shift in the weather here in the bay area. let's give you a lovelock outside here from san francisco looking out towards the east bay. you see a lot of clouds there. it with us a cooler day, a gray day and a lot of folks saw heavy drizzle bordering on rain. marcus is here to break it down. >>> yeah, little bit of light rain in the bay area. the numbers are starting to add up a little bit. most areas just trace amounts but this is a significant change compared to what we've been dealing with over the past f

if pg&e doesn't make changes, governor newsom is threatening to turn the utility into a customer ownedperative run by the state and local government. >>> former president jimmy carter is recovering in a hospital in atlanta tonight after undergoing emergency surgery. a spokesperson said the surgery was to relief pressure on his brain likely related to falls he had last month. his wife rosalyn carter is at the hospital with the former president. he has suffered from a serious of health problems in recent years. he is 95 years old and will remain at the hospital for observation. >>> san francisco's mental health care system was announced today by maryland and breed and to san francisco supervisors. the mayor, along with supervisors hillary roden and matt haney, announced the mental health initiative, mental health ss. after introducing dual initiatives lawmakers were able to reach a compromise to create the first universal mental health and substance healthcare system in the country. >> if you are homeless, and insured or on medi-cal and have a severe mental illness, mental health sf will

. >>> coming up, governor newsom announcing the first class of inductees into the newsom hall of fameebrities are on the list. >>> more violence on the bart system. our cameras captured a fare evader red-handed. >> so how safe is bart? to find out, we are riding all across the bay area, and we're taking you with us. >> i just got to the civic center stop here in san francisco. we're here in west oakland. >> and this is the powell street station. >> video shows the man verbally and physically attacking another rider. >> are you freakin' serious? >> we want to know what you're seeing on bart. so send us your videos, from the wacky and weird to the down right dangerous. show us what you're experiencing out here. you can also just record yourself explaining what you saw. email us at the unit unit @nbcbayarea.com or #we investigate. we want to hear from you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the election is over. now comes the transfer of power. san francisco's newly elected district attorney chesa boudin will take over in january. suzy loftus will continue to serve as interim d.a. through january 8th. lo

>>newsome wasn't specific.s his office will soon reveal how the state will double down on forcing new protocols and operations for pg any in el dorado county ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>a lot of people of course they've been using generators during the power shut offs but one of them now being blamed for this house fire happened in pollack pines in el dorado county. officials say the home was destroyed after a generator sparked a fire not clear yet whether this happened because of a malfunction or was user error and portable powered generators they've been flying off shelves and hardware stores. again because of the shut offs of course but professional say you really do need to know what you're doing when connecting a generator today, a hardware store employee gave kron four's haaziq madyun some advice. >>i'm here in the parking lot of them are in a hardware store. it is a location that has remained open throughout the recent pga any public safety power shutdowns and that's because the story has been running o

president trump sent out series of tweets yesterday accusing newsom of doing a terrible job of forest management mentioning cleaning forest floors, he said the governor should get his act together because other states don't burn like california. and he accused of state of wait wasting water from the north bay by pouring it in the pacific ocean. political analysts says it may be an attempt to i did vrt aterntion tension from the impeachment inquiry. >> as the wall of impeachment have been closing in, what we have seen from the president is more and more of this tweeting of lashing out at people at trying to change what people are talking about. . >> governor newsom fired off a response yesterday telling the president "you don't believe in climate change, you are excused from this conversation. newsom criticism was a jab at trump's refusal to acknowledge the impact of climate change. . >>> time 6:07. tomorrow, it's election day in san francisco. and among other things voters will choose a mayorch the current san francisco mayor london breed won a special election last june to complete t

the grouplasked for governor newsome. >>both teams took over the to push for l on black friday greener policy. every black friday to save the world rather than sav some money about 200 people rallied inside and outside the building for hours calling for more. >>action to prevent climate change in california at the local state and national level but nobody is doing enough on this issue it's going to require a comple economic mobilition and a complete ansformation of our society, 13 year-old son priya patel helped orgaze the event elected real doesn't matter anymore. the lives of your constituents do. the group called fridays for future specificay demanding governorgavin newsome no longer authorize fossil el infrastructure. the group ss is one of the largest oil producers in the nation. >>the group staging a dyg in hoping this dend would be heard but no word yet om the governor friday's protest part of a nationwide demonstration because the climate crisis doesn't go on hoday doesn't go on vacation and. >>we're not going to