stuart newsome: it's very unusual, yes. the only other distillery that we know of, is jack daniel's. there she is, coming from the uk, what made you want to relocate your family here to the hudson valley? louise newsome: there was a little stuff along the way. we came from los angeles to nyack, new york, which is 20 miles north of manhattan, right on the hudson river. we were there until we bought this property, which was in march, 2015. we were very lucky to find this property. shophie newsome: yes, this is the most beautiful place on earth. i'm home. louise newsome: we're part of a larger group. so when people come to the hudson valley, they're coming here to experience the landscape, and the things that are produced here. johnny "bananas" devenanzio: you know, everyone has the role that they play here. and it's that culmination of all the different roles that you play that's made this place so special. raise them up. cheers! cheers! rory tice: oh we can do that all night. yeah, really. can you see my wall of smiles? when

governor newsom vetoed it. what is next? also a new ordinance in san francisco that will ensure domestic workers like nannies will get paid sick leave. we get more behind the idea that will make san francisco the first in the nation to ensure this benefit. first, governor newsom received his covid vaccine booster in chinatown this afternoon in oakland. he got the moderna vaccine, after originally getting the one-shot johnson & johnson vaccine, administered this time by dr. mar -- dr. >> i hope i can be helpful. >> i almost accidentally gave you a promotion. that is something you have to talk to somebody else about. we appreciate you coming out. governor newsom got his booster publicly today, to encourage ella -- encourage eligible californians to get there booster. how many californians have already received their boosters? >> we are seeing more and more coming in. originally, only californians that had received pfizer were getting that. that accounted for a vast majority -- for a lot of californians. -- a lot of eligible ca

governor newsom visited asian health services here in oakland. governor also received a covid-19 booster shot health officials and the governor pushing for everyone who is eligible to receive a booster to get one under cdc guidelines. anyone 18 or older who originally was given the one-dose johnson and johnson vaccine more than 2 months ago. can now get a booster. anyone who initially received the 2 doses of pfizer or moderna more than 6 months ago needs to be 65 years or older. have an underlying medical condition or work in a high-risk setting in order to qualify for a booster shot will get through this. we're making progress. we're turning the corner. >> let's get these boosters. let's continue to be vigilant. let's continue to reach out those that may be on the fence that may be hesitant about getting a vaccine encourage them to get a vaccine. we still have so many unvaccinated californians kids as well. new variants new concerns about. factions in this and transmits ability that we need to keep our guard up now on wednesday, the governor rec

newsome noted california is a leader in manufacturing and electric vehicle exports.out california's economy. i'm looking forward to continue. >> to have no peers in terms of economic growth and prosperity into the future. california. our best days are in front of us. >> as some cities and counties consider requiring proof of vaccination to enter some businesses. governor newsom says he supports local governments making these kinds of decisions at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news another bay area county will lift indoor mask rules come october. 15th marine county will follow san francisco's move. >> to get rid of masks in certain settings next friday. it applies to gyms offices and other places like college classes and religious gatherings that can prove people in attendance are 100% fully vaccinated. you can read more on the new guidelines on our website at kron 4 dot com san francisco's requiring more city employees to be vaccinated against covid-19 the expanded requirement applies to all city commissioners and contractors who work alongside city employe

. >> governor gavin newsome encouraging all eligible californians to get their covid booster shot. he spoke today at a health clinic in alameda county where he also got his booster. >> i'm choosing not to do just that today, not because. was it a check what beautiful. but to make the point about the opportunity. the next no problem. so it and the choice jj got to give >> health officials have approved the mixing and matching of additional vaccines boosters currently those eligible include residents 65 and older those who have underlying health conditions or work in high-risk settings. residents who live in communities hard hit by covid may also be eligible for a booster shot. governor newsome also warned california is not to let their guards down as the holidays approach. meantime, with a final approval for the pfizer vaccine to be authorized for children aged 5 to 11 coming to soon as next week. steps are being made here in the bay area in anticipation that the vaccine green light will be given today the santa clara county health department outlined its plans which could get shots

this week newsom expanded changes to the entire state. in southern california members of congress held a sub committee hearing about that recent oil spill that dumped thousands of gallons of crude oil off the coast. >> when a locally owned business like mr. brennamen's that's been in the family for ten generations loses tens of thousands of dollars because of the leak that's their subsidy to oil and gas. when a hotel loses its bookings that's their subsidy for oil and gas. when the fragile decades long efforts to recover species under the endangered species act is finally showing progress but an oil spill puts it all at risk that's a cost of oil and gas too. on monday about 1,000 parents and students rallied on the state capitol to protest a rule that all students must get vaccines to attend school. california schools y need to send $160 million in pandemic response funding back to the government if they don't find ways to use that money by the spending deadline. >>> oakland is expanding its guaranteed pilot project. in where parents with

>> governor gavin newsom has úf he appeared in local public schools to talk about it.i saw him surrounded by kids in oakland, on this one. obviously he is using this one, 2022, we are looking at the campaign, doing these victory tours, talking about education. not just k-12. higher education, as well. he was at cal state. talking about the $47 billion that the state is going to put into higher education, making it easier for kids to transfer colleges, and more affordable housing. this is popular with voters, it is popular with the democratic legislature, obviously, and it's going to be a linchpin key to his 2022 election campaign. >> we were doing signing after signing after signing. you hear the word unprecedented, over and over again. we talked about why the state is able to put so many programs into place. let's listen to that now. >> this last month, 40% of america's jobs came out of the state of cifornia, california has enjoyed an $80 billion operating surplus that is unprecedented in us history. >> there's that word again, unprecedented. education. housing. we've

newsome noted california is a leader in manufacturing and electric vehicle exports. governor not worried about california's economy. i'm looking forward to continue. >> to have no peers in terms of economic growth and prosperity into the future. california. our best days are in front of us. >> as some cities and counties consider requiring proof of vaccination to enter some businesses. governor newsom says he supports local governments making these kinds of decisions at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> still ahead on kron 4 news at 6. we continue our team coverage tonight of the busy weekend in san francisco kron four's grant lotus. look at this guy so can join us in studio to talk about his flight with the blue angels. and we're going to have your first pitch forecast is (man) go on, girl, go on and get help! [heartwarming music] (man) ah! (burke) smart dog. with farmers crashassist, our signal app can tell when you've been in a crash and can send help, if you want it. get a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-d

gavin newsom of california. >>v. gavin newsom of california. thank you very much for joining us.od to be with you. ♪ >> millions of students returned to campus this fall for the in person college experience is the delta variant continues to affect parts of the u.s.. some schools have strict mandates for vaccination, testing and masking. in other places, that is not an option. our latest rethinking college series at two of america's flagship universities. first, in arizona. >> the records 133 at the university of arizona in tucson is a workout. throw a mask on while shuffling and sliding and it can be even harder. but sophomores say it is no problem if it means getting back in the swing of college. >> i hear someone say we are like the second freshman because this is our first more normal experience of college. for some people, it is their first time coming to campus. >> do you feel safe on campus? >>? a we still wear masks in my classes. anything to be in person. >> for the first time since the pandemic began, college campuses are certain to look and sound once again like college

governor newsom's new book will be available by christmas. book titled ben and emma's big hit. it's about a boy who plays baseball, but struggles to fit in because of his dyslexia. governor newsom has dyslexia and played baseball and says he wrote the book to really empower children. the book is scheduled to be published on december. 7th governor newsom will donate all proceeds to the international dyslexia association. if you plan to visit the monterey bay aquarium you'll soon have to show proof of vaccination starting november 1st acquaint visitors have to show proof of vaccination or a recent negative covid test. this includes staff and volunteers. aquarium officials say they are not required to implement the policy, but they want to protect guests, especially those under the age of 12, who make up a significant portion of their attendance and are not yet eligible to be vaccinated. happening tonight. the san francisco symphony kicks off its new season. the celebration starts with a sparkling wine welcome, followed by the concert at seven o

newsom is donating all proceeds to the international dyslexia association. let's turn our attention now to the almost weekend forecast. sandhya: it's a mini friday, that's for sure. beautiful weather coming our way. let me show you alive picture. you can clearly see the eastern span of the bay bridge, looking back toward san francisco. from this vantage point, it's looking good. santa rosa at 91 degrees. it will be a minor cool down. san jose town. san francisco will be noticeable. santa cruz also. that's because the fog is returning near the coastline. if you like cooler weather, you might like the sound of this. the climate prediction center showing you the 14 day outlook. below to near normal the bay area. back east, the heat will be with above average temperatures expected in the 14 day outlook. right now, we have fog forming near half moon bay where visibility is down to eight miles. something you will need to look out for if you will be out on the roadways. 50's and 60's for your temperatures. ocean temperature at 59 degrees. this is a warm time of yea

governor newsome aiming to have all students in 7th through 12th grades vaccinated by next fall. once the shots game final federal approval for everyone 12 and over. >> newsom said the state will require young students ages 5 to 11 to get the vaccine once approved. i was serious. >> not even. and consider from a child. soon as i heard them consider that being a choice for being a mandate for the children in schools. i see is that these are looking at home schooling this parent who wants to be anonymous has a student in the liberty union high school district in contra, costa county and plans to walk out on monday were not. >> a totally against the vaccine. we're just not ready for it right now. we just need more information. we need more data, especially for the younger. younger generation and for younger females that they're also planning to walk out. >> amy smith who has a 6th grader in the morgan hill unified school district and santa clara county. the parents make the choices for medical freedom for their trip, for children and that we have body autonomy. it's my body. my choi

it started on the hardwood executing their newsome will be at the conference november.rd the rest of the delegation is slated to be there from october 31st through november 12th in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> santa cruz county officials are beginning a 10 day described burnett wilder ranch, state park. the burn program begins today. >> and will continue through november. 5th. the 600 acres. officials plan to burn will manage. they say the education, reduce fire fuel and improve wildlife habitats. some trails are going to be close to ensure public safety, including the in chance of loop baldwin loop. while the ridge zayn grey cut off loop. some international news now will go to the italian island of sicily where there's been some intense rainfall that has turned roads into rivers when owner of a restaurant filmed rain waters flooding the streets, the water appeared to be flooding the restaurant as well. the storm has been blamed now for one death. so far the body of a 67 year-old man was recovered after his car was trapped by mud and rising flood waters. le

governor newsome's order adds covid-19 to the list of shots.nd school in person to add to that list. the vaccination for covid-19. we intend to do that. once the fda as fully approved the vaccine, which will give us time to work with districts, the mandate will likely not take effect until next school year because it kicks in once the fda grants full approval to the vaccine for age groups in grades 7 to 12, then k to six ages. 12 to 15 are still under an emergency authorization. we want to get this thing done. we want to end this pandemic. we're all exhausted by it. and the purpose of this is to continue to lead and that space news that made the

governor newsom getting restaurants and bars. a big boost in their businesses. 8 people were arrested. 2 people had to be hospitalized after shots rang out during a brawl outside last night. san jose earthquakes game and pay pal park. >> police say the incident started inside the stadium when a fan breached the security barricades and jumped onto the field during the match attempting to attack one of the players. that man was taken into custody led out of the stadium but police say he was followed out by a group of fans who then began fighting amongst themselves shortly after which shots were fired. hitting 2 people. police do not believe the gun was ever inside the stadium. >> our belief is that that the fire was brought in by a vehicle in the parking lot and then was utilized in the assault as a police department going sit down with management at the park going to go through their operational plans, go through their security plans and see if their staffing needs are adequate. >> following last night's violence a friendly match

those are the things governor newsom is hoping he can make a dent in. it is difficult.he signed other bills on guns, environment. housing, homelessness, cost-of- living. things that will go on well into the next several years. >>> some pointed to the bills and said overall the impact is there moving california in a progressive direction.>>> governor newsom is more liberal than his predecessor. he vetoed some that the progressive wing would like to see happen. he's trying to titrate. you see them taking on amazon for quotas at warehouses. criminal justice reform. incremental steps. broadly yes we are moving left. the governor to scott's point transcends politics. housing how we see a difference of who was lining up where. >>> where are things headed? >> the virus will continue. the legislature will take up the personal beliefs, exemption to make it difficult to get out of getting vaccines. the oil spill in orange county will continue to put that on the agenda. it's been tough despite environmental words to get a lot done through limiting oil drilling, fracking. it will b

governor gavin newsome wednesday scientists 7 bills to make college in california. more affordable for california students. it's because we have an historic budget surplus this year. testament to a 180 billion dollars. texas. >> it. >> tennessee newsome officially approving the spending plans at a pep rally like news conference at csu northridge in los angeles. the legislation includes a 2 billion dollar investment to boost the availability of affordable housing for college students and campus staff. men and women should be able to focus on jobs or their education and not worry about where they will sleep that night. the bills also include efforts to expand student financial aid provide thousands of more spots for in-state students who want to go to a california state or university of california school and make it easier for community college students to transfer those efforts are what lawmakers say are the highlights of california's 47.1 billion dollar higher education package this year. we're trying to reconcile. the fact that we haven't been investing. >> and our

they're told the associated press that spoke to newsome yesterday. and got a sense that she may be asked to go to scotland. she said the governor has a young family and we should all be understanding. along abandoned marshland is back up and running in the east bay today. it is all part of a larger effort to restore a habitat that's becoming increasingly rare actually in the bay area. the pacheco marsh is located near martinez. that's north of the benicia bridge abc 7 news reporter laura anthony was there when the levy was deliberately breached for the first time in nearly a century. it'sit'sit'sit'sit'sit's the making to reopen a key east bay marsh that's been dormant for nearly 100 years the pacheco marsh near martinez. it's a huge day for us. within a matter of minutes a pair of giant excavators cleared away tons of dirt and breached the levy allowing tens of thousands of gallons of bay water to rush in and we've lost about 80 to 85 percent of our marshlands surrounding the bay. and so this is an opportunity for us to really bring that type of hab

newsom is donating all proceeds to the international dyslexia association. let's turn our attention now to the almost weekend forecast. sandhya: it's a mini friday, that's for sure. beautiful weather coming our way. let me show you alive picture. you can clearly see the eastern span of the bay bridge, looking back toward san francisco. from this vantage point, it's looking good. santa rosa at 91 degrees. it will be a minor cool down. san jose town. san francisco will be noticeable. santa cruz also. that's because the fog is returning near the coastline. if you like cooler weather, you might like the sound of this. the climate prediction center showing you the 14 day outlook. below to near normal the bay area. back east, the heat will be with above average temperatures expected in the 14 day outlook. right now, we have fog forming near half moon bay where visibility is down to eight miles. something you will need to look out for if you will be out on the roadways. 50's and 60's for your temperatures. ocean temperature at 59 degrees. this is a warm time of yea

each of our cities are grappling with newsom.gned bills limiting the use of rubber bullets during protests and barring a type of restraint hold that has led to deaths live in the newsroom. ken wayne kron. 4 news. >> sounds good. you can look forward to the sound of those drums and the site of those dancers. this weekend in san jose. the native community is celebrating. it's tradition and history at a free event is called indigenous peoples day and for many locals, this is one of the very few opportunities to come together and pass along these traditions. >> to the next generation. kron four's. i was like money and is here now to explain. good evening to you. >> just grants. so this event is just one way to share many lessons frtm the native american community as well as the indigenous community of mexico. we do have a lot of both of those populations right here in the bay area. and we are still here. we are thriving. that is the message from the event organizers of indigenous peoples day in san jose this weekend. they're excited

governor gavin newsome wednesday scientists 7 bills to make college in california. more affordable for california students. it's because we have an historic budget surplus this year. testament to the head with 80 billion dollars. texas. >> it. >> a tennessee newsome officially approving the spending plans at a pep rally like news conference at csu northridge in los angeles. the legislation includes a 2 billion dollar investment to boost the availability of affordable housing for college students and campus staff. men and women should be able to focus on jobs or their education and not worry about where they will sleep that night. the bills also include efforts to expand student financial aid provide thousands of more spots for in-state students who want to go to a california state or university of california school and make it easier for community college students to transfer those efforts are what lawmakers say are the highlights of california's 47.1 billion dollar higher education package this year. we're trying to reconcile. the fact that we haven't been investin

well today, we learned governor gavin newsom wrote a children's book.s titled ban and emma's big hit. it's about a boy who plays baseball, but struggles to fit in because of his dyslexia. governor newsom, who has dyslexia and played baseball, says he wrote this book to empower dyslexic children. the book is scheduled to be published on december, 7th. newsom will donate all proceeds to the international dyslexia association. all right, so new information just into the ktvu newsroom west contra costa has now passed its vaccine mandate for students. that means all students, staff and volunteers must get the shot within the next 45 days. the covid vaccine that mandate goes into effect sooner for student athletes. coming up. after the break. the giants win another thriller, and again, it's late night. lamont living up to his nickname as san francisco creeps closer to the division title sports director mark ibanez is next. mark. your body u tonight. let me tell you what you already know. the padres laid down like dogs against the dodgers could beat him if the

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governor newsome aiming to have all students in 7th through 12th grades vaccinated by next fall. once the shots gain final federal approval for everyone 12 and over. >> newsom said the state will require young students ages 5 to 11 to get the vaccine once approved. i was serious. >> not even. consider from a child. soon as i heard them consider that being a choice for being a mandate for the children in schools. i see is that these are looking at home schooling this parent who wants to be anonymous has a student in the liberty union high school district in contra, costa county and plans to walk out on monday were not. >> a totally against the vaccine. we're just not ready for it right now. we just need more information. we need more data, especially for the younger. younger generation and for younger females that they're also planning to walk out. >> amy smith who has a 6th grader in the morgan hill unified school district and santa clara county and the parents make the choices for medical freedom for their trip, for children and that we have body autonomy. it's my body. my choic

governor newsome aiming to have all students in 7th through 12th grades vaccinated by next fall. once the shots gain final federal approval for everyone 12 and over. >> newsom said the state will require young students ages 5 to 11 to get the vaccine once approved. i was serious. >> not even. consider from a child. soon as i heard them consider that being a choice for being a mandate for the children in schools. i see these are looking at home schooling this parent who wants to be anonymous has a student in the liberty union high school district in contra, costa county and plans to walk out on monday were not. >> a totally against the vaccine. we're just not ready for it right now. we just need more information. we need more data, especially for the younger. younger generation and for younger females that they're also planning to walk out. >> amy smith who has a 6th grader in the morgan hill unified school district and santa clara county and the parents make the choices for medical freedom for their trip for children. and then we have body autonomy. it's my body. my choice. and s

today newsome focused on early childhood education. people. are not left behind.foundational, fundamental that we begin at the beginning to fresno elementary school governor newsom touted the state's investment in the youngest learners and signed other early childhood legislation. as part of the $123.9 billion education budget, the state will gradually roll out free preschool, a game changer that has been in the works for decades. and now finally we have preschool for all. in california, the universal preschool is set to take full effect by 2025. children now an advocacy group in oakland. cheers the move, especially for marginalized communities, we talk a lot about equal access equal opportunity in k through 12, but before kindergarten gaps already exist, and we really need to make sure that we're investing heavily in the early years, so this transitional kindergarten was a really big step forward. at the event, newsome signed bills related to childcare access and dual language learners. the state will implement a standardized process to support preschoolers who a

governor gavin newsom signed the order back in august giving workers in hospitals time to comply. but. >> now that deadline is here kron four's. theresa has more. >> being vaccinated now mandatory for health care workers in the state of california. it's so critical to have this vaccine. doctor peter chin hong with ucsf. >> we take care of all their old people and also we could be conduits of infection from one patients the next. so it's really, really critical that when we work in a healthcare setting. we protect the patients, not just ourselves. >> kron 4 reached out to the other large bay area hospitals and received the statements about the mandate at kaiser where their records show 97% are vaccinated or have requested medical religious exemptions that are in the process of being evaluated. this quote, we are optimistic that the vast majority of our employees will choose to be vaccinated and ultimately our vaccine mandate is motivating our workforce at sutter health where a spokesperson says 92% are vaccinated adding, quote, knowing that the vast majority of our caregivers are v

but now they say they'll follow newsom's lead. we will make sure that we are ready to implement those mandates when the final details are all ironed out. c j. kamut is superintendent of the fremont school district, one of the biggest in the bay area. he says, it seems clear any vaccine hesitation should be a thing of the past now that the state seems to be moving forward with its mandate, and if that is the case, which it appears that it will be, i would encourage our families to get vaccinated as soon as possible. the timeframe for student vaccinations depends on age children. 12 and up are now eligible, and shots for younger kids could come soon. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. the san jose police union and the city have reached an agreement on employee covid vaccinations. as you may remember, today is the start of the city's new vaccine mandate, and his ktvu is jesse gary tells us that new policy already has an update. a feared friday cataclysmic departure of dozens of san jose police officers and firefighters did not materialize

newsom: we want to end this pandemic. we are exhausted by it.ts, public and private, kindergarten through 12th grade, be vaccinated once approved. gov. newsom: concurrent with that, we also want to see all of our staff the school system operational, also see them get vaccinated as well. kate: newsom is directing california's department of public health to add the vaccine to the list of diseases children must be immunized against in order to attend school. there will be medical and religious exemptions. >> is definitely a step. kate:kate:kate:kate: mar school in marin, in 2013, as a seven-year-old aquatic don't get sick at school. kate: he testified in s

mark ghaly giving gavin newsom his booster shot in his left arm . he got the johnson & johnson dose back in april and he decided this time to get the moderna for his booster to make the point about the opportunity to mix and match and the cdc says this was okay to do last week. if you got the johnson & johnson vaccine, booster shots are recommended those 18 and older and got their initial dose two or more months ago, that is how gavin newsom was eligible. here is what he said about why it is important to get boosters if eligible. >> i want people to understand why this is more important than it may appear, we are not here to promote boosters in the abstract but here to promote caution. and the imperative of considering getting boosters, particularly if you are in these categories with underlying conditions or are 65 and older and in the vulnerable population because of what we anticipate happening this winter.! last winter, california had a surge of malina golphin cases and hospitalizations , as we go to the hospital, we encourage those -- they enco

my tip for democratic nominee 2024, gavin newsom. nominee 2024, gavin newsom. jillian: it is monday, october 4th. all hands on deck to secure the border, the steps being taken in texas to prepare for the next wave of migrants. todd: america on edge as the search for brian laundrie continues, we talk to the man who swears he encountered the fugitive over the weekend. jillian: new york city is looking for thousands of substitute teachers as public school vaccine mandates go into effect today and taxpayers are set to pay a premium for them. todd: you're watching "fox & friends first." i'm todd piro. jillian: i'm jillian mele. let's look at the white house as the president hits the road today as the democrats' $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill stalls in the house. todd: the fractured democrats say they will find a way to agree on the price tag somehow. lauren. >> reporter: good morning. it's back to the white house for president biden after a weekend home in delaware. the focus is raising the debt ceiling. tomorrow in michigan he'll turn towards pressuring lawmaker

today senator alex padilla responded to newsom saying as a native angelino he is behind the dodgers. this made newsom challenge padilla to a bet saying the loser has the join the losing team's ground crew and rake the field. >> this is an actual bet. >> manual labor. what is coming up at 5:30. >>> here's what we have going on right now. is our economy getting any better? thousands of jobs added but still below expectations. president biden highlighting the jobs report that was out today and says we should all focus on one specific number. >> right now, washington as you all know is noisy. when you step back and look at what is happening we are actually making real progress. >> one of the biggest struggles continues to be finding workers across the country and here in the bay area. >>> plus, the damage may have been done months ago. new details investigators are reveal being the oil spill off the coast of southern california. >>> fighting for their day in court. our investigative unit revealed the delays causing many california families great pain. tonight the governor is taking actio

governor newsom not only signed, he also vetoed the last of more than 830 bills this weekend.s details from sacramento. >> there any bills that you think the governor purposely held to the end, hoping they might play under the radar? >> well, i think certainly the ones that are a little bit more controversial often get held until the end. >> reporter: but lobbyist chris mckali said maybe more noteworthy this year was the record speed in which the governor got the bills signed. >> in the twenty-plus years i've been lobbying, the governor finished his bill reviews a day and a half before the deadline. >> reporter: the governor finished his final vetoes friday. the biggest talker is one that requires ethnic studies by all students another talker, the governor sign add bill that would require large department stores to have a gender neutral section of toys and childcare items. it was ultimy,wateredown. >> the fact it got signed was not a total surprise in its current form. >> reporter: also a law makes it illegal to harass people entering vaccination clinics. >> governor newsom ve

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. >>> governor newsom got his booster shot today after meeting with oakland healthcare workers. dr. mark galley gave him his booster shot in his left arm. he bet hits first dose of the johnson & johnson vaccine in april. he decided to get the moderna booster to make a point, that you can mix and match. >> we're not just here to promote boost herself in an abstract, we're here to promote caution and the imperative of considering getting boosters, particularly you're ese categories with underlying conditions or the vulnerable population, 65 older and the like. we know the ticket out of this pandemic is getting these booster shots and getting the unvaccinated vaccinated, and we still have more work to do. >> you can catch us 24/7 streams on kpix.com or the kpix 5 news app. >>> an officer is accused of punching a woman in the face in a road rage incident is. police say 37-year-old george brown was off duty driving with this family, including a young child when he narrowly avoided crashing into a ford flex. authorities say without provocation he punched a woman in that car knocking her t

but now they say they'll follow newsom's lead. we will make sure that we are ready to implement those mandates when the final details are all ironed out. c j. kamut is superintendent of the fremont school district, one of the biggest in the bay area. he says, it seems clear any vaccine hesitation should be a thing of the past. now that the state seems to be moving forward with its mandate, and if that is the case, which it appears that it will be, i would encourage our families to get vaccinated as soon as possible. the timeframe for student vaccinations depends on age children. 12 and up are now eligible, and shots for younger kids could come soon. henry lee ktvu fox two news now the los angeles unified school district was the first district in the state to approve vaccine mandates for students. in fact, students 12 and older are facing in october 3rd deadline so in just a few days to receive a first dose of the vaccine if they want to be able to participate in any school of faith affiliated. extracurricular activity that include

governor newsom signing that new law. this week. the trend nationally has been to let children stay on their parents. health insurance plans for longer. but california is now the first state to go the other direction by letting some tdults join their kids health plans. the law applies only to people who purchase their health insurance on the individual market. people who get health insurance through their jobs. they're not eligible the california department of insurance estimates about 15,000 adults will go ahead and use this law. people get arrested for taking part in sideshows in california will get the driver's license suspended for up to 6 months. >> these are some recent side shows here in the bay that you're looking at shared the video on the citizen app this week governor newsom signed assembly bill 3, which cracks down on illegal street racing and sideshows by allowing courts to suspend driver's licenses. the bill also assigns the first legal definition to sideshow in california. statute better equipping law enforcement to t

and now, let's get to the news california governor, gavin newsom, yesterday, defeated a recall attempta nearly two to one margin, and newsom was so relieved, his hair unclenched [ laughter ] after former vice president mike pence told former president trump during a meeting on january 5th that he didn't have the power to overturn the 2020 election, trump reportedly said, "but wouldn't it be almost cool to have that power? you're asking mike pence what's cool "well, yeah, i guess that would be cool, but then again, so is 'godspell.'" [ laughter ] according to a new book, joint chiefs of staff, chairman general mark milley took steps after january's capitol attack to limit former president trump's ability to launch a nuclear strike. specifically, he changed the launch code to 11112 [ laughter ] according to a new book, president biden finds living at the white house to be cold and lonely said the decorator, "thank you." [ laughter ] according to a new survey, more than half of americans said that they have never been in a physical fight "but what if someone slightly inconveniences you,"

governor gavin newsome was in oakland today visiting a local health clinic to promote covid booster.. >> he also took the our opportunity to get his own booster shot originally got the johnson and johnson shot. but for his next dose, he chose moderna. >> was that age? i what a beautiful. the mix and match. >> both the fda and the cdc say it is safe to get a booster shot from a different brands and your initial vaccine. the governor also warned californians not to let their guard down as the holidays approach. meantime, the cdc is now looking at whether or not a 4th dose may be needed. the agency's latest covid vaccine guidance as people who are moderately and severely emanuel compromise may need the additional shot. the cdc now classifies a 3rd vaccine shot for those people asked an additional dose and not a booster at the same time volume. given it's also at the same volume given in the first 2 shots, the 4th dose is considered a booster for those individuals and be administering it half the dosage of the first 3 shots. >> demonstrators gathered outside the in and out restaurant in

governor newsome aiming to have all students in 7th through 12th grades vaccinated by next fall. once the shots gain final federal approval for everyone 12 and over. >> newsom said the state will require young students ages 5 to 11 to get the vaccine once approved. i was serious. >> not even. can consider from a child. soon as i heard consider that being a choice for being a mandate for the children in schools. i see is that these are looking at home schooling this parent who wants to be anonymous has a student in the liberty union high school district in contra, costa county and plans to walk out on monday were not. >> a totally against the vaccine. we're just not ready for it right now. we just need more information. we need more data. >> especially for the younger. younger generation and for younger females that they're also planning to walk out. >> amy smith who has a 6th grader in the morgan hill unified school district and santa clara county and the parents make the choices for medical freedom for their trip, for children and that we have body autonomy. it's my body. my cho

governor gavin newsome wednesday scientists 7 bills to make college in california.able for california students. it's because we have an historic budget surplus this year. testament to the head with 80 billion dollars. texas. >> it. >> a tennessee newsome officially approving the spending plans at a pep rally like news conference at csu northridge in los angeles. the legislation includes a 2 billion dollar investment to boost the availability of affordable housing for college students and campus staff. men and women should be able to focus on jobs or their education and

gavin newsom ran promising 3.5 million units of housing by the time he leaves.they are nowhere near that. everyone agrees it's a problem. it hurts the economy and working-class families. parents can afford to buy a house and pay for school. there are choices people have to make. these bills are a package of carrots and sticks to encourage housing. with the promise if local governments to meet we will take them to court. >>> there is a ban on evictions. are renters concerned? >> yes they are concerned it could lead to tens of thousands of addictions. it was put in place during the pandemic. prevented landlords from the deck thing. we should say there are state, federal assistant programs to help them pay. it's hard to get the money out. there's been a disconnect. we have to watch and see if the governor changes his mind. it is expired.>>> police reform. >> in the wake of the george floyd killing and that conviction of derek. bad cops who get fired for misconduct and incorrect use of force can be decertified. they can't get a job with another department. you have

. >>> an antioch family cried grateful tears as governor newsom signed several bills addressing police misconduct. last september, angelo quinto's family called police saying he was agitated. they say the police leaned on his neck until the navy veteran was unresponsive. he died later. today the governor signed bills that bars types of restraints. >> we thank you for passing it so much. we think it is long overdue. the necessity for it preceded my brother's death, it preceded george floyd's death. >> so to intervene if they see a colleague implementing the force. >>> all eyes on capitol hill as congress narrowly dodges a partial government shutdown. developing with just hours to go before the midnight deadline, both the house and senate approved the deal to fund the government through early december. meanwhile, house speaker pelosi still plans to vote on the trillion dollar infrastructure bill. but the bill remains elusive to funnel more than $3.5 trillion to education and health care. >> we've put out an offer for $3.5 trillion. >> but in the senate, joe manchin says his top line numb

he wasn't surprised to hear governor gavin newsom's announcement friday. but. >> a lot of people who had a lot of emotional responses to it that i'm part of the big group on social media of over 500 parents. my message to them was, you know. take a deep breath. we're going to get this. we're going to be ok because we want to go to make decisions for ourselves for our kids. and our own health. we want to be able to make our decision not based on you know, politician is telling us we don't think it's fair. john says that the group held a rally last week and plans more. we don't think that the federal government, especially downtown sacramento out there. we don't think that they're looking out for our interests. we feel that if we get a loud voice. we're going we're going to have more of an impact literally a local levels. we've got rallies planned. we had one want to request friday night. he also says if necessary if the mandate does happen. >> then he and others. he knows plan to pull their kids out of public school are now in the process of actively creati