governor make it harder for thieves to sell a converter under the 2 new laws just signed by governor newsom, businesses that recycle catalytic converters must now keep detailed records, including the year make model and a copy of the title of the vehicle from which the converter was taken. >> also used catalytic converters can now only be sold by authorized partiec. the governor says the goal is to make it harder for thieves to sell stolen converters were going. >> get to the root cause at least one of the root causes of this crime. and that's those brokers. and those middlemen who pay top dollar for stolen parts. we were averaging one backed a day before as sits on the city council in south san francisco. he says that between january of 2021 in june of this year, the city investigated 433 cases of catalytic converter theft in response. the city recently passed an ordinance making it illegal to possess a stolen catalytic converter for us as governor are a big step in the right direction. it's important that we address school, the main players, the key players are core medals companies. agai

to say newsom quote, sounds like a dictator in the past.ly has accused newsom of focusing too much attention on national ambitions and possible presidential aspirations that as newsom today spoke beyond california going after leadership of red states. with all due respect to those. >> conservative governors out there, greg abbott. and others. there's dumb as they want to be. and they're just doubling down on stupid and we will not follow their path. we're going the plate. >> and late this afternoon, texas governor greg abbott responded to newsom saying, quote, it's ironic that governor newsom is attacking the national leader in energy days after he barely avoided statewide blackout at the tom wallace kron. 4 news. >> a new report says governor newsom is planning to run for president if president biden decides not to seek a second term. president told 60 minutes over the weekend it was too early to declare his intentions to seek a second term. a california fundraiser told the wrap yesterday that if biden does not run for re-election, newsom

governor gavin newsom. governor in new york today speaking at the clinton global initiative, less than a week after he signed several climate related bills into law. >> all with the goal to transition the state's renewable energy and carbon neutrality by 2045. what, sir? getting a lot. whether just the dry is getting drier. >> and so we are quite literally the tip of the spear for this new reality. a new reality newsom maintains that must include a transition from fossil fuels and oil to green energy. something he says will be made more possible in the state bans the sale of all new gas. powered cars come 2035. >> if you can get serious about greenhouse gas emissions, you've got to get serious about converting your fleet. but he admits some of the climate legislation he backed would have failed in the democratic run. legislature were not for some unusual tactics jim. >> my own democratic legislature. in the last few weeks of our session. these 4 critical of the 40 climate bills done had i not done that. all

and and he knows that -- newsom.king on that because he is so desperate to expand his national standing. so, peter, i look at all of this, i look at the craziness, you know? there are mediocre honkies abounding in politics. [laughter] what is a libertarian to do here, peter? >> despair. despair is. so, look, i actually think there are some real legal questions about desantis' stunt here. in particular when it comes to budgetary authority, the way the law was written. those funds were only supposed to be spent they were moving people from florida, the point of origin was in texas. in addition, they were only supposed to be spent for people who were here illegally. these were people who were claiming asylum, it's not clear if they actually meet that test. there's also some fiscal concerns. this money was -- the way that they paid for these flights was with interest on covid relief funds. like, bills that shouldn't have been passed in the first place. and that's not really a great, you know, recommendation for somebody

gavin newsome doesn't care because gavin newsome is too stupid to realize what's even going on. today florida governor ron desantis had these nice words to say. >> the governor of california seb a letter to the department of justice saying you feed to prosecute texas and florida governors and all i can say is i thing his hair gel is interfering with his brain function. >> that the line of the week for sure. it sums up what's going on here. we're going to have a lot more on california's half-baked governor straight ahead tonight. first, let's get back to the oh, so compassionate residents, the millionaires the billionaires including the obamas, they have 30 acres in martha's vineyard. why not take 15 of those acres and build facilities for the homeless people? by the way, those people on martha's vineyard could not be bothered to accommodate even 50 new guests. they were thrown out 8 a.m. this morning. apparently the good techs of martha vineyard are not familiar with a little town in texas named eagle pass. unlike martha vineyard, eagle pass is the home to less than 30 thousand

i want governor newsome is going after his old party from dot, hitting the gop hard enough.e, of course, been a tom wallace tells us who newsom is going after and how lawmakers on the other side of the responding to this. and of course, the big question people are asking is newsom doing all of this as he prepares for a possible presidential run? >> the answer that very question over the weekend. >> the democratic party has to assert itself much more aggressively than we have. >> passionate california governor gavin newsom over the weekend rebuking his own party arguing democrats are not doing enough to go after gop governors. where are we organizing? bottom up, a compelling alternative near where are we going on the offense every single day. they're winning right now during a panel discussion at the texas tribune festival in austin newsom wasted no time denouncing the lone star state's republican governor greg abbott. we have got to replace your governor here in texas. this is serious. newsom also lambasted florida republican governor ron desantis over his decision to fly. 4

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thank you, governor gavin newsom is back at it criticizing republican governors. well. >> going after his own party for not hitting the gop hard enough capital correspondent, a time wallace joins us with who specifically newsom is going after and how lawmakers on the other side of the aisle are responding. and of course, the big question people are asking is newsom doing all of this as he prepares for a possible presidential run? >> the answer that very question over the weekend. >> the democratic party has to assert itself much more aggressively than we have. >> passionate california governor gavin newsom over the weekend rebuking his own party arguing democrats are not doing enough to go after gop governors. where are we organizing? bottom up, a compelling alternative near where are we going on the offense every single day. they're winning right now during a panel discussion at the texas tribune festival in austin newsom wasted no time denouncing the lone star state's republican governor greg abbott. we have got to replace your governor here in texas. this is se

to say newsom quote, sounds like a dictator in the past. dolly has accused newsom of focusing too much attention on national ambitions and possible presidential aspirations that as newsom folk beyond california going after leadership of red states. with all due respect to those. >> conservative governors out there, greg abbott. and others. there's dumb as they want to be. and they're just doubling down on stupid and we will not follow their path. we're going at the plate. >> reporting here outside the california state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> and international news. russian president vladimir putin announced he's wrapping up russian forces in ukraine and issued a stark warning to the rest of the west. his announcement comes just hours before president joe biden is scheduled to take the international stage at the un general assembly. washington correspondent anna wiernicki joins us live from dc with what we can expect in a good morning. good morning. with the war in ukraine was already slated to be the gist of president biden's

governor newsom taking steps to curb the growing issue of catalytic converter thefts as more and more bay area drivers fall victim to this type of crime kron. 4 s charles clifford on the peninsula today. joining us now live breaking down what this new law could mean for both thieves and victims. charles? >> yeah, well, you know, catalytic converters. our are meant to reduce emissions out of vehicles, but they're made with small amounts of precious metals like palladium and platinum. and a thief can sell a single one per several $100 with the governor has done by signing these 2 laws and is make it harder for thieves to sell converters. under the 2 new laws just signed by governor newsom, businesses that recycle catalytic converters must now keep detailed records, including the year make model and a copy of the title of the vehicle from which the converter was taken. >> also used catalytic converters can now only be sold by authorized parties. the governor says the goal is to make it harder for thieves to sell stolen converters are going. >> get to the root cause at least one of the ro

to say newsom quote, sounds like a dictator. >> in the past, dolly has accused newsom of focusing tootention on national ambitions and possible presidential aspirations that as newsom today spoke beyond california going after leadership of red states. with all due respec% to those. >> conservative governors out there, greg abbott. and others. there's dumb as they want to be. and they're just doubling down on stupid and we will not follow their path. we're going the plate. >> and we did reach out to the office of texas governor greg abbott for comment but did not hear back as of news time reporting here outside the california state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> we'll talk about our weather forecast now as we take this live look outside of the kind of gloomy shot here in san francisco. there's the transamerica pyramid. and there are some. dreary looking clouds is not that cheery blue sky. we're enjoying yesterday. kyle agreement now with our forecast. any rain associated with this cloud? yes, indeed. it's a little ghostbusters looking, isn't that right? little ominous out there

el gobernador gavin newsom respaldÓ esta ley. una trabajadora del campo. >>> esta propuesta ab 2183 fue una gran victoria porque tantos campesinos que fuimos maltratados, con esa ley que tenemos tendremos el derecho de pedir un sindicato y ser respetados. >>> trabajando en los campos de cultivo asÍ se gana la vida lourdes cÁrdenas quien es una campesina que recorriÓ muchas millas para ver la firma de la ley del gobernador gavin newsom. >>> como campesinos que subrimos mucho para venirnos, queremos lograrlo ahora, nos sacrificamos mucho en la frontera, nosotros queremos luchar por una reforma migratoria porque lo merecemos como trabajadores esenciales. >>> linda martÍnez me dice que es un logro para los trabajadores esenciales que hacen llegar un plato de comida a las casas. >>> fueron 335 millas que la gente campesina marchÓ y que sufriÓ mucho, con 102 grados de temperatura, fueron 335 millas y 22 dÍas para llegar al capitolio para que el gobernador gavin newsom firme la ley. >>> en stockton hay mÁs de 20 cm homicidios sin revolv

governor gavin newsom.e clinton global initiative, less than a week after he signed several climate related bills into law. >> all with the goal to transition the state's renewable energy and carbon neutrality by 2045. what, sir? getting a lot wetter. just the dry is getting drier. >> and so we are quite literally the tip of the spear for this new reality. a new reality newsom maintains that must include a transition from fossil fuels and oil to green energy. something he says will be made more possible in the state bans the sale of all new gas. powered cars come 2035. >> if you can get serious about greenhouse gas emissions, you've got to get serious about converting your fleet. but he admits some of the climate legislation he backed. we have failed in the democratic run. legislature were not for some unusual tactics. >> my own democratic legislature. in the last few weeks of our session. these 4 critical of the 40 climate bills done had i not done that. all those special interests would have prevailed aga

now he is using it. >> reporter: newsom calling on the feds. so, as the governor of of california i sent a letter to to the department of justice, saying you need to prosecute texas and florida governors and all i can say is i think his hair gel is interfering with his his brain function. >> the california governor fired fired back in a tweet, clearly you are struggling, distracted and busy playing politics with people's lives. and you only have one overriding need, attention. let's take this up i. in debate. i will bring my hair gel, you bring your hairspray. name the time before election d. election day. this week, newsom put up 18 billboards advertising advertising california's abortion services and seven reds red states that have enacted abortion restrictions. experts say california's governor is making moves that position him for a greater political stage. >> he is at the ready, he is letting everyone know, if anything goes wrong with, low or or biden, they have a president who is ready-- a presidential ry presidential ready governor in th

governor net newsom reducing energy consumption -- listen to this.t charging their electric cars during the hottest hours of the day. this coming two weeks of the california announcing would ban the sale of gas powered cars by 2035's of the power grid is already overloaded, how will californians be able to travel when every car in the state's electric and the great is overrun? is one way, west virginia a group of coal miners on camera pushing and electric vehicle down the road because it ran out of juice. they plugged in at the coal mine. other enough coal miners to push every car in california by 2035, stephen? >> not when california re- trains and educates them in javascript and coding language like this administration is telling them to do. the life of me i can't figure out why ron desantis would do this in california, why he would have a bad power grid and overrule the population that's where newsom's head is at. this is poetic and not for where it is, is for where they are going. california will try to rebuild its power grid when they can't buil

newsom says he was serious but now is clearly not a good time. all right. ian is onshore came on as a category four. this morning. it's down to a category one and will rapidly turn into a tropical storm. but nonetheless , it's a dangerous store because of all the rain storm surges pretty much died down and over for now, but we're going to see this storm move up into the carolinas up around savannah and then up into the appalachian changes chain as it moves north and out of the area, so this moisture plume is massive. it's 800 miles wide, so it's going to move up into other areas over the next two days and create tornadoes. thunderstorms heavy rain more problems. there's your category one by tomorrow morning, it looks like it's going to be a tropical storm 75 miles an hours where it is now once it hits 73. that becomes a tropical storm, and then it goes down to a tropical depression and then nothing. so there's the track as we go into the next for 36 hours, and then beyond that, it's going to work its way up across the country. but needless to say, there's a

newsom also lambasted florida republican governor ron desantis over his decision to fly. 48 migrants from texas to martha's vineyard in an apparent attempt to bring attention to the situation at the southern border. rounds them up to an island and then fundraises off it. what's that say about his character and the character, the republican party that celebrated that act here in california assembly minority leader republican james gallagher of yuba city took to twitter arguing newsom and desantis sure to drastically different paths for america. quote, gavin's plan equals big bloated inefficient government whereas the desantis path is one of greater freedom of a limited government. but democratic strategist at emerson says what newsom is doing as well received within the democratic party. we need to motivate. >> and fire up. democrats here. and and just over a month gavin has stepped into that role. as for the big question of newsom. >> are you considering running for president in 20 2028, not even considering. >> and newsom is now back in california where he'll need to make a decision

right in the right, atn ne the height of the pandemicws, gavin newsom doesn't care because gavin newsom is too stupid to realizo realize what'n going on . now, today, florida governor ronda santos had these nice words about little old gavin and his threat to go to the doj. >> take a look.rd the governor of california sent a letter to the department of justice saying you need to prosecute texas and florida governors. and all i can saay is i think his hair gel is interfering with his brain function. all right. that's the line of the week for sure. it sums up prettwey perfectl're what's going on here. we're going to have a lot more on california's happy governor straight ahead tonight. but first, let's get back to bao the olso. compassionate residents, the millionaires, the billionaires milliona, including the obamas. >> they have 30 acres in acresn martha's vineyarmad. why not take 15 of those acres and you could build facilities for the homeless people anyway?n by the way, those people in martha's vineyard could not ne bothered to accommodate even 50 new guests that were thrown out at 8:

told people in florida, to move to california, guess where gavin newsom in-laws are moving to and on top of obama advisor said that it's wrong to attack the parents who opposed school shutdowns is a schoolchildren lose two decades of morning pretty i'm elizabeth mcdonald and the evening edit starts right now. liz: welcome to the show and think you for joining us, sending to the downside, the dow dropped 337 points, after the august jobs report came in at 315,000, and it was better than expected and investors though are nervous and looking at some of the russia shut down indefinitely, the nordstrom pipeline that delivers gas into europe with recent fears of global recession and ever more the white house edward. reporter: will is coming kids a city federal reserve said that if we had a stronger job report like we did, should be more inclined to vote for a larger rate hike increase at the next meeting this month and so average hourly wages in this report are up 5.2 percent year-over-year and moving will cpi inflation increase 8.5 percent the administration is taking a victory lap while

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our capital correspondent eytan wallace joins us with who specifically newsom is going after and how lawmakers on the other side of the aisle are responding. >> and of course, the big question people are asking is newsom doing all of this as he prepares for a possible presidential run? >> the answer that very question over the weekend. >> the democratic party has to certain itself much more aggressively than we have. >> passionate california governor gavin newsom over the weekend rebuking his own party arguing democrats are not doing enough to go after gop governors. where are we organizing? bottom up, a compelling alternative near where are we going on the offense every single day. they're winning right now during a panel discussion at the texas tribune festival in austin newsom wasted no time denouncing the lone star state's republican governor greg abbott. we have got to replace your governor here in texas. this is serious. newsom also lambasted florida republican governor ron desantis over his decision to fly. 48 migrants from texas to martha's vineyard in an apparent attempt to

to say newsom quote, sounds like a dictator in the past.ly has accused newsom of focusing too much attention on national ambitions and possible presidential aspirations that as newsom folk beyond california going after leadership of red states. with all due respect to those. >> conservative governors out there, greg abbott. and others. there's dumb as they want to be. and they're just doubling down on stupid and we will not follow their path. we're going at the plate. >> reporting here outside the california state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> it's 8.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. people displaced by this fire in san francisco are still trying to get back on their feet. we're going hear from a couple who says they lost everything. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to ou

so in steps gavin newsom. golden state pretty boy trying to look like the frontrunner for the democrats in 2024. and they are already clearing the runway. newsom stopped by the white house earlier. to get a feel for the place. brought in some carpet samples. measured the drapes. maybe had a few paint colors with him to see what worked. he looked right at home. and gavin hasn't been shy about national ambitions. already cranking out campaign ads like this one in florida. >> urge all of you, living in florida to join the fight or join us in california where we still believe in freedom. freedom of speech. freedom to choose. freedom from hate and the freedom to love. don't let them take your freedom. >> california locked down. but that doesn't matter to newsom. he doesn't care no surprise he went to war against fossil fuels. he already banned the sale of gas powered lawn mowers in your state. extension cord tangled between your legs. now he is going after gas powered cars. looking to get them off by 2025. so good

governor newsom is paying to put to put up where abortion is banned or severely restricted. e billboard, sending a clear message that california is the place where women enjoy reproductive freedom. >> in the forefront of voters, s reproductive rights. >> freedom is under attack. >> reporter: he prepared this out in florida about abortion rs over the holiday. governor abbott of texas and rhonda santos of florida are among newsom's most frequent targets. >> people say why are you pickig a fight with desantis and abbote at what you focus on your november opponent? to fight, i should pick on someone my own s. i want to talk about the issues. the issues. i'm going to pick on on someone who is a bully themselves. >> reporter: the billboards coma few days after the note announced the launch of the website to help direct women ind outside of california to abortion resources. newsom alsod in thursday on the issue of gop governors busing and flying immigrants from the southern bor to states and that he is led by democrats. governor newsom senta letter to the attorney general asking fo

. ♪ fl legend erin rodgers proving again nobody likes gavin newsom.ot mince words he told bill maher his home state is going down the pooper and leaving small businesses in the dust. >> i grew up in a small town, very little cases in california small businesses -- gone. restaurants in new york and across the country, not just big cities but some crazy percentage never open again. kennedy: i like that he's smoking a stogie newsom is annoying the rich, destroying the middle class pushing the poor, who does he have left to switch right? he with me tonight ms. california former gubernatorial candidate fox news contributor caitlyn jenner is back. welcome back. >> always my pleasure, good to see you. this is your beloved state, by the way. kennedy: i still have a home there, 40000 businesses shuttered for good, never coming back because of the horrible policies in california, what resonates with you? >> first of all erin rogers, he's outspoken for a long time. so many professional athletes speak up but as americans and where our country is going, we need to

but governor newsom says it's not what it seems. california governor gavin newsom, the governor virtually joining oregon and washington governors. >> talk climate. >> this above and beyond anything we've ever done. speaking about his goals for the state newsom doubled down on his target to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars in california by 2035. we're going to get serious about greenhouse gases. we have to get serious about the carbon ising, the transportation sector. his remarks coming less than 24 hours after this political ad hit the airwaves. fellow californians i need to warn you about proposition 30. the governor arguing prop 30 is not what it claims to be if passed by voters this november, it would create a 1.7 5% tax increase on california to earn more than 2 million dollars per year. supporters say the revenue generated from the tax >> would go toward subsidies for electric vehicles, infrastructure for more charging stations and resources to fight fires, property that funds of firefighting portion it. >> we'll help preve

gavin newsom wants president biden's job.e is no friend of president biden, he sees him as an impediment, the only way gavin newsom cannot run for president of president biden runs. he is throwing president biden under the bus. gavin newsom is just -- democrats will not went on the crime issue. voters will tell them how upset they are. i live in california. it is a danger zone to live in california. governor newsom and other states, all these democratic cities, and and and they vote against them in november. stuart: do everything time will come in my lifetime when a republican wins statewide office in california? >> that is a great question. i hope so but we have to start small, reporting party in california is week. we got to take the city council races, school board races and fund small to big, we have to do it now, basically surrendered california to nancy pelosi, silicon valley, hollywood and gavin newsom. got to take it back and start small. stuart: one of these days you will tell me how you really feel. >> waiting for t

christina: newsome responding to that. hey, clearly you're struggling distracted playing politics with people's lives since you have one overriding need attention, let's take this up and debate. i will bring my hair gel and you bring your hair spray and tweets, bold actions both governors have taken over the past few years that have led to national debate. newsom touted that california was the first state to shut down during covid and in reaction to texas law that allow people to sue abortion providers newsom signed contrevers a new law that grants citizens ability to sell sellers of ghost guns and ban high-power weapons and newsom planned to ban the sale of new gasoline powered vehicle in 2025 making it the first state with such a ban and use campaign money for billboards. >> governor newsom is obviously plan to go run for president and he's continuing to court the most extreme elements of his progressive base. christina: meantime governor desantis did not shut down government during covid. only parents to determine wheth

let's focus on that. >> gavin newsom is not a book.e magazine. >> let's be very clear. 2014, we would have missed donald trump. in 2014 donald trump was not going to be the presidential nominee. he would not have been the presidential nominee. let's not skip chapters here. >> we can skip all the way around. there are a lot of sharp elbows there. it just goes to show that someone from his camp is planting this in order to elbow the vice president out of the way. does gavin newsom stand a chance in 2024 if he is the nominee. >> he stands a chance of putting california and play. i just picture, you picture the nearly 6 million californians that have fled california for other states to get away from gavin newsom ever since he got into office only to discover that he may become president. where will they go next? they will have to flee to mexico. whatever the mexican version of martha's vineyard is. i know i'm skipping ahead. i don't think he has a chance of winning. he might get the nomination. everyone remembers the destructive and pointl

california governor gavin newsom has been criticizing desantis.to 2024. what do you think? >> it's a really shocking contrast between these go men because, you know -- two men, because hurricanes are part of life of in florida, and it's really the ultimate test, handling a florida hurricane. but,ting you know, before all this florida's a very well-run state. they expertly handled coronavirus crisis, you know? they didn't lock down where a lot of other people are had like new york and california. when i look at videos from what comes out of los angeles or san francisco, it's like a war zone. you see people in the middle of the streets -- elizabeth: yeah, and the other thing too, is governor newsom's saying what's the -- where's the narrative, democrats? california is home to $7 gas, crime rising last year, up again, power outages and blackouts. let's listen to caitlin jenner on this. watch. >> obviously, out here in california gavin newsom has done a terrible job. the state is an absolute wreck. he destroyed san francisco when he was mayor, he's de

and governor newsom sd the way his florida counterpart is treating immigrants is disgr. we will have the latest on the r of words between these two political heavyweights. >> did morning. it is saturday, september 17. this weekend's rain could result in the wetness wetness of timber the bayer has seen in decades. >> enough rain on sunday monday. . when we get to the sunday forecast got both of those daysr first alert days. it will be more beneficial than anything % rain we will get but it will bea decent amount of rain for septe. up to an inch for the bay area.y will get more and southbay would southbay would get less. we cane can generalize and say about an inch and it will focus on sundad monday. the wet roadways will be be the biggest impact. there will be brief downpours. isolated thunderstorms on monday monday and there will be gusty . slick road water onwaon roadwaye been clogged. we haven't had rain for quite a while. you will will likely get some local ponding on roadways but that's the worst of it. more than anytg else, this will be beneficial r. beneficial rain

the bill newsom just signed gives pg&e a pathway to seek a five-year extension from federa. federal regulators. critics argue the plant is unsafe, but newsom says california needs it as a backstop for now, as the state transitions to mourn renewable energy sources. > >> tonight, nasa's most powerful powerful rocket ever is on the pad in florida, plays for its maiden moonshot. it is the second attempt to launch the first on crude test flight of the artemis mission, which will eventually return astronauts to the moon. monday's attempt was scrubbed over technical issues. nasa now believes a faulty centr faulty center sensor was to blame. >> right now, the team is really really doing a fantastic job getting us out of temp number one, repairing all of the issues issues and getting us into a safe configuration to tomorrow's tomorrow's launch attempt. >> the launch window launches tomorrow morning at 11:17 our time. if there is another scrub, scrub, lift off moves to monday. > >> the space and science center in oakland will hold a watch party tomorrow morning, starting starting at

. > >> governor newsom launched billboards in seven red states with antiabortion laws. it says to women in the state seeking abortion care, come to californ. to california. anne makovec joins us more with the governor's bold move on this. >> reporter: it is a strategy we have seen more of from governor newsom, basically directly challenging conservative governors and conservative policies in red states, right on their home turf. 18 billboards are in stats in states with the most restrictive abortion laws. one shows a woman in handcuffs and , and reads, texas does not own your body, you do. the one in oklahoma includes the bible wro, bible wrote, love your neighbor as yourself. the ads direct people to a website with resours for women seeking reproductive care in california. that is a taxpayer-funded website, but the the billboards are funded throuh funded through newsom's reelection campaign. >> this does position newsom as a leader on abortion access in the united states. i know there is some talk about this potentially signaling a future presidential run. >> reporter:

the word that is being thrown around, governor newsom issued it, kidnapping.ely human trafficking by the biden administration, we go on and on and on, we would probably run out of crimes to charge them with but i want to go back to what you were talking about before, this is presentism by the progressives because a year ago when i was talking about this showed the video what was happening they were dead silence, they did was call me a racist and hater and all this other nonsense and it was happening right into our own neighborhood in westchester county and went to stewart international airport which is new york state controlled port authority so governor hochul was in on it. migrants coming into our schools, they are getting into housing, all these benefits they have been getting for a year so now that they go to martha's vineyard, and great job, governor desantis, the progressives can't take it so they are going ballistic which proves 2 things, one, they admit there's a problem and 2 they are inadequate, they are enough to handle this problem. pete: explain t

shocking statement by gavin newsom. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado.en married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> tammy: now democrat run cities across the country continue to suffer under rising crime and decreasing quality of life. sadly there may be no better example than the beautiful city of portland, oregon. where far left leaders have turned a blind eye to the violent crime. look at your screen. throughout the summer of 2020, how can we forget, and beyond. portland's riot after riot. property damage and destruction. portland which at one point -- you might not know this -- one of america's safest cities. now struggling to control crime

lawmakers approved nearl4 billion to back newsom's aggrese agenda to fight climate change.t includes spending for clean eney and drought measures with restrs on oil and gas drilling. there is a mandate to reduce carbon dioxide. > >> a scripps in florida appointd donald trump's nominee as special master. judge raymond dy will review and it must be completed by november 30. > >> rehearsals underway for queen for queen elizabeth's funeral m. there will be royal pageant read intense security. in our next half hour, we are live at west mince ter hall. thousands are waiting for hours to pay respects to the queen as she lies in state. entry of the line line to view the queen has been paused until 8:00 a.m. time to check our forecast for the weekend. >> thank goodness we need it. ft before our forecast, i've got an an update on the fire in placer and eldorado. it's grown now. te humidity helped slow growth and hold lines on advancing fire. ud drone over a cal fire base actually briefly halted cal firr operations yesterday. now a storm on the way can complicatee fire fight. >> after we have o

it started in the newsom household. >> sean: that's true. larry, it's your estate so pete buttigieg has headed. they have said they want energy independence with renewables they want americans to think about buying a $20,000 extra cost electric vehicle power by explain to me why it's okay to import oil from the iranians because they want to do this deal. or the venezuelans are biggest audis and kiss the ass of the crown prince. why is it okay to get energy from them enough produce it domestically? nobody's been able to answer the question for me. >> i consider that to be a rhetorical question. you know the answer. it's not okay. remember when jean-pierre was asked whether or not joe biden even owned in ev, she danced around it. it's clear that the commander in chief who wants everybody to go green doesn't even owned in ev. i'm in california and it's even worse. some people, not everybody, got texts from the state urging people not to watch television during peak hours at either play cards or to write a book. i kid you not. only 1.9% of all t

governor gavin newsom signed a bill into law yesterday. supporters saying it will help narrow the wage gap, especially for women and people of color who are in far less than some of their colleagues. the california chamber of commerce opposed the bill saying it would encourage more lawsuits against businesses and make hiring more burdensome. it requires companies of 15 or more employees to disclose salary ranges for all job postings. some financial relief is coming soon for californians feeling the inflation. pence, the state will begin sending out relief payments on october, 7th to qualify. you must have filed your 2020 taxes by last october. and the amount you get will depend on how much you may then and individuals making up to $75,000 will get the maximum amount of $350 couples who earn up to 150,000. dollars will get $700 and people with dependents will get an ex an additional $350. there are smaller payments for people making more. the state says 90% of payments will be made before the end of next month. all right. we want to get you

the message for governor newsom is do the right thing and what the hell's wrong with you twice. why you siding with the growers over these people. and fellow backers of the bill say if signed into law, the legislation would make it easier for farmworkers to cast ballots remotely in union elections. significant. they are key because in their words, it would ensure farmers are not intimidated by their boss is about how to vote when deciding whether or not to join a union. and what i want let speak english and spanish farmer chris cynthia burgos of bakersfield said she came to the capitol to make sure her voice and the voices of others who work in the fields are heard. >> saying you news from going, are you saying we're tired? and now we're just waiting for you to right thing. legislation received a key endorsement from president joe biden. but the governor has said he has concerns with the bill specifically on whether it does enough to ensure union elections are secure. in an exclusive interview last week, newsom indicated he and his predecessor vetoed similar bills in the past. t

newsom called the bill premature and costly.g on in washington in terms of where regulation goes next. >> yeah, well ultimately i think that was a win on a state level for the industry because opponents warned that bill was short sighted, was going to impose costly and unhelpful regulations, i think what's most important is what newsom said about it. he said we need a more flexible approach so that regulatory oversight can keep up with a rapidly evolving technology. so i think he's acknowledging that he doesn't want to push this business and this competition out. it is an industry that is here to stay. it is going to grow exponentially and a lot of people don't realize that newsom was actually one of the first elected leaders that accepted bitcoin for campaign donations. he obviously believes in this industry that it's going to grow and he wants to take a little more time before he passes a bill that's related to regulation. maria: well, let's talk coin base. the journal is reporting that coin base hired four wall street traders

republican state senator brian dolly is newsom's challenger in the upcoming race for governor. i guarantee you no matter what he does today. >> well, we'll still have a housing problem. that's not going solve the problem. you know, every single issue that's out there. gavin newsom does the same thing, puts out some. >> you know, press conference released spends money and it's no results. >> and a quick word on newsom's 1 billion dollar plan for new housing projects. will his administration says those projects are now and i'm quoting here, shovel ready, ready for construction reporting here at the california state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> and we will have more news coming up after the break. ur internet isn't ideal... dad made the brilliant move get us t-mobile me internet. ... t everybody'online during e day so we lose speeds. ' become... .nocturnal. ll... i'up. 'n kids. is. sucks. ll if you just switch ybe you dod' ve to be vampires. oa... ay, yikes. sorry, i wasn'thinking. don'really use the v word. at'kind of insensitive. prefer day-adjacent. ' go man-pire.

this is san jose's 26th pedestrian death this year. > >> governor newsom escalating his war of words republican governors and today he blasted florida governor ron desantis for busing migrants out out of estate to martha's vineyard and now cape cod. >> those migrants are used as pawns to humiliate and dehumanize. what ron desantis is is doing is a disgrace. you saw those young girls with backpacks, no older than his children, my children, used as political ponds. now he is using using it to fund raise, to raise raise money. it's disgraceful. he is a disgrace. >> governor newsom is pushing the department of justice to start a criminal investigation into the busing. desantis calls it a relocation program and he got a dig in at governor newsom today. >> there will also be buses and likely more flights, but i tell you this, the legislature gave me $12 million. we will spend every penny of that to make sure sure we are protecting the people of the state of florida and all i can say is i think his his hair gel is interfering with with his brain function. >> newsom was in the bay area to to

governor newsom has until september 30th to make a choice on this latest version governor newsom did sign a b to 57, though they're new wages and workplace protections for fast food workers across california. the new law also clears the way for a fast food council to be created. it would be made up of labor and management representatives to set basic standards for workers in the industry. newsom says he's proud to have signed the bill on labor day to honor those fighting for workers rights in the state. >> out of the men and women of organized labor, particularly labor day for their extraordinary work over the course of decades to power workers to give them voice and choice in the fight, not just for wages, but better working overly excited. they get more. it's it's it's this feeling is a feeling >> i want and i want to share with everybody and there's going to be higher wages. there's going to be penalties for her weight each >> the international franchise association opposed this new law saying, quote, the bill is a fork in the eye. the franchise owners and customers at a time when

newsom also touched on new efforts to fight wildfires head on. >> yeah. during our interview, governor newsom made clear the state is ramping up its fire fighting abilities, including new investments in a fleet of aircraft right here. and mcclellan airport governor gavin newsom getting a firsthand look at the 7.37 air tanker. the state plans to use over the next 60 days to help fight fires. the airplane. jne of many the governor saw todur

here in california gavin newsome has really flip-flopped on a key issue. it's about nuclear energy. last night lawmakers reached an 11th hour deal to allow california's only remaining nuclear power plant to stay open. we're talking about diablo canyon right near san luis obispo. it was scheduled to be closed in 2025. state lawmakers okayed giving the plant's owner, pg&e, a forgivable loan. that would allow it to stay open to 2030. it's expected to get the okay from gavin newsome who for a long time argued for the closing of this plant. earlier this year he said he wants diablo canyon to stay open. the plant creates a lot of energy. last year it produced 9% of the state's electricity. with us tonight co-founder of good energy collective. doctor, thanks for joining us. in your perspective, from your perspective, why did gavin newsome change his position on this issue? >> yeah, so i think he faced down the realities that are facing the state and in particular we are having a shortfall in power capacity. so thinking back to 2020 when the state of california saw some shortfalls in capaci

despite president biden's support, governor newsom has his doubts. he wants to help california workers unionize if that's their choice but takes issue with the proposed election process writing, we cannot support an untested mail-in election process that lacks critical provisions to protect the integrity of the election. >> well, that was alex caprariello reporting thousands of farm hands are waiting to see what the governor decides. governor newsom has until september 30th to decide on tht latest version. well, e-cigarette maker juul has agreed to pay nearly 440 million dollars to settle a two-year investigation by 33 states will states plane the company's marketing of high nicotine vaping products sparked a national surge in teen vaping. california is not included in the settlement. jewell says it's committed to resolving issues from the past. for your money this morning, a warning about a scam involving payments apps like venmo and zelle. the la times reports scammers are using stolen credit card numbers. send money to people. then they're pretend

newsom use the news conference today to argue that california has been making progress in dealing with the problem while also reminding people just how big a problem we are up against. >> for years and years and years and i would put this in global terms. we all of us have been trying to outrun mother nature, but it's pretty clear that mother has out run us. we have initiated or completed 161 projects and pick your in an unprecedented number megawatts for this state. so much so that we broke records like again, no one denies heat waves to distant long before climate change, but their duration and their intensity. i have never been more challenging. >> the governor repeating the plea for people to cut back on electricity, especially between 04:00pm and 09:00pm and says we can expect more flex alerts in coming days, including labor day weekend. as for whether any of this might infringe on his push to transition to green energy, including the eventual phase out of gas, fueled cars. he says absolutely not. grant and vicki. >> thank you, catherine. and happening now, california is currently