now gavin newsome is a con man, he's a liar. he doesn't know how to management a budget, he doesn't know how to fix the housing crisis or lure business and development in to the state. obviously he has no idea what the word freedom means. here with much more, fox business host, charles payne is with us. so in california, they have a $13.5% state income tax on top of the federal tax of 40%. 53: 5% out of every dollars for taxes. so now if you manage to save money and by definition become wealthy, now they want another bite at the apple? when you die, they get another bite at the apple? how many times are they going to take a bite of the apple? >> well, they're working on one more really feverishly. you mentioned the massive exodus of people. the exit tax. this came up a couple years ago. they're trying to work it in the you leave the state they can still tax you. it's like the song, "hotel california." you can check out new time you like but your wallet can never leave. it's nuts. what they did a couple years ago, a few proposals

we are waiting for comments from governor gavin newsom. we will bring it to you right here on kpix 5. back to you. >> we are glad you brought us the picture of humanity that played out. the grief is real. the trauma is real. and the need to do something with it during th you at home are likel feeling it and if you see connie, please r doing that on the behalf of all of us who cannot make it. thank you, ryan yamamoto, as well, field anchoring from the side of that tragedy. this came just two days after a gunman ki ople new year at a dance studio in monterey park, los angeles county. max joins us live there with what we are learning about the victims. it is just surreal to think that we have got two mass shootings, two huge tragedies, just two days apart. >> just a matter of hours here in los angeles county. obviously, this is the first one that happened. the l.a. county coroner has identified all 11 victims killed in the mass shooting at that dance studio as they were celebrating the lunar new year. there is a growing memorial behind us tha

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governor newsome talked about the communities. he came here today to lend moral support to those hurting. he also spoke passionately about the need to take stronger action against gun violence. i also spoke with the vice mayor of half moon bay and about the significance of having the governor come here today. let's listen in. >> meanwhile, the trauma and the damage, the devastation. for generations. in some cases, communities being torn asunder. no one feeling safe. all those farm workers. can i get a job someplace else? i can't go back. and by the way. so you should see where these folks are living. we would like to have him sit out for you know, not for trying to like this in our community. but it we see the support the community of the coastline. summit county is getting for the governor. >> to come, you know, to a community and to address what a formal the community went through yesterday. now he s learn about other issues that is going on with the firm of the community for the housing health care and other resources for the f

newsom said there were five to six children as the shooting started. he said all he can do is pray that they don't remember it. he talked about gun violence, saying california has done more for gun safety than any other state but stressing we can't do it alone. here's something he said with congresswoman eshoo. >> it seems to me that there is an irony that exists. that is, that the least amongst us in this community are the ones that are the headlines today across the country. and i think around the world. that's the farm workers. >> the federal government needs to do its job. let's call it out. you have one party that are obstructionist. you have the leader of that party from the state of california that hasn't said a damn word about these mass atrocities to farm workers in his state that he purports to care about. if i seem passion intense about it, i am damn sick and tired of this. i'm sick of this. >> reporter: we spoke to the office but have not heard back. governor newsom was flanked by the vice mayor, the fbi, the sheriff who all spoke today alo

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and governor newsom is in half moon bay tonight. just one day after that small coastal city was rocked by a mass shooting that took the lives of 7 people. and this comes as we continue to learn more about the suspect tonight. newly released court documents show he may have made threats of violence before. thank you for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 5. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. 19 lives lost in just 3 days. >> the result of 3 deadly shootings in california in fact, it's one of the worst stretches of gun violence. the state has experienced in years. 2 of those shootings right here in the bay area around 2.30, yesterday afternoon. authorities say a half moon bay man went on a shooting spree leaving 7 people dead. one person wounded. the suspected shooter is now in custody. hours later. oakland police say another mass shooting unfolded at a gas station where 5 people were shot. >> one of those people has died. these killings coming less than 2 days after the massacre at that ballroom in monterey park where a gunman

dianne feinstein, nancy pelosi, jerry brown, barbara boxer, gavin newsom. they all come out of the same wealthy bay area elite that are never subject to the consequent as of their own ideology. so he's a performance art governor. if there is a flood and he didn't build reservoirs which the voters voted for then he talks about climate change. when there are shootings, he talks about gun control. there is shootings right near where i live, six people were murdered just down the road from me. they were not maga people. they were probably cartels doing a hit. he didn't come down there and talk about illegal immigration. when he talks about death in california, he should look at the 99 freeway, i5, the most dangerous freeways in the country. they are 1950 status. when they were 15 million rather than 40 million people and people are dying every day while he pursues this unicorn of high-speed rail that is stonehenge. it's unfinished. it will never be finished. he will get an issue. abortion. come to california, we will help you get an abortion on demand. covid. w

something governor newsom says is crucial. it reinforces and instills a sense of yes. well, being for me as governor, the state of california. but more importantly, i think just gets all of us you know, a little bit more. >> confidence the people in california. i say it again. the country is here for you. and with you. we are not leaving until things are built back and build back better than they were before. >> and as for the gop response, well, republican state leaders tell me that they appreciate the president's attention on storm drivers, communities, but they also wish that he had put his attention on water storage capacity across california. and as for the president will now he is in route back to washington, reporting from the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news 8 on. thank you for that. during the president's visit on the coast, he stopped in the town of capitola to talk with business owners, stores and restaurants suffered the worst damage. four's rob nesbitt talked with one of those owners who led the tour and reports on biden's promise to fix the damage

just be prepared over the next 5 to 7 days. >> gavin newsom has officially started his second term as governor after taking the oath of office this afternoon. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace was at the inauguration at the state capitol. he reports now the governor's remarks and reaction from republican lawmakers. >> well, all quiet now outside the state capitol. but just after noon today, more than 1000 people turned up here to look on as gavin newsom was sworn in for his second term as california's 40th governor. >> the duties upon which i'm about to upon which i'm about to enter. congratulations. thank you. >> and there you have it, california chief justice patricia administering the oath. before all of that, though governor newsom took part in a march from the tower bridge down the capitol mall to the steps of the capitol itself. the governor says it's all part of a larger theme of unity and freedom. something he made a major part of his inauguration speech, weaving it into the second anniversary of the 1/6/2021 insurrection at the u.s. capitol. >> the governor wasting no t

tweeted governor newsom saying quote, at the hospital meeting with victims of a mass shooting. when i get pulled away to be briefed about another shooting this time in half moon bay tragedy upon tragedy. newsom was down in southern california where the monterey park mass shooting occurred over the weekend talking people involved in that tragedy. so that's what he's referring to when he says at the hospital meeting with victims. so governor newsom, they're weighing in on the situation as we're continuing to learn more about what's going on in half moon bay in a press conference with the sheriff is scheduled to begin around 6 o'clock tonight. all right. joining us now live is kron 4 sarah stinson. she has the very latest on the shooting. is this sarah, what have you learned? >> well, we're waiting for that press conference, but we have been able to get some more information from the san mateo county sheriff's office. we now know 7 people killed in this shooting at 2 separate scenes. so the sheriff's office, they are busy and we're actually at another scene where they're concentra

the state still has about $35.6 billion in reserves, newsom says .espite the budget deficit, the government is going to follow through on its promises. regardless of this modest shortfall will continue to make unprecedented investments and transforming public education and higher education. addressing this homeless crisis straight on no cuts in that space housing affordability continue the progress. we've made healthcare no stay in america doing more. the governor also mentioned public safety and climate change as key priorities. governor newsom says his plans to close the deficit gap by he plans to close the deficit gap by delaying spending in some areas and changing how others are funded. california's health and human services agency secretary dr marc galle, released a statement on the budget proposal reading in part this proposed budget structure allows us to responsibly advance this important work, while also continuing to make targeted investments to address the issues that are most important to californians. this includes new targeted investmen

ian, governor newsom is frustrated. he said this is like on repeat. massacre after massacre and he is tired of it. >> reporter: yeah. and he said that he does not want to do another one of these and he doesn't want to see all the press in another town stricken by gun violence. and he said it here at the reunification center. it is since closed down. they've moved to hotels throughout the area. that is where governor newsom met those families today. we asked them what he said to them. and he said, he told the families, we care. we have your back and we are not going away. he said, he talked about how important farm workers are and how infuriating all this is. he met with five to six kids today. some were so young that he prays they don't remember the terror. he said the state will be giving the affected farm workers money for lost pay. and he continued on by addressing gun violence, saying california has done more for gun safety than any other state. the data says it saves lives, he says. there are outliars and more needs to be done nationally. emonly

governor newsom is in half moon bay. he just wrapped up the news conference an hour ago talking about how difficult and frustrated with the shooting master after shooting massacre. he was just in monterey park yesterday and then flew up here to half moon bay to meet with more victims. he jut spoke and held the news conference. this is what he had to say. >> 39 now of these mass shootings and we're only on day 24 of the new year. looking back at the same notes. right here, right in the corner. it says aurora. midland. orlando, buffalo, poway, parkland, san jose. sutherland, sandy hook, boulder. i started right in, monterey park. now i have to write in, half moon bay. what the hell is going on? >> reporter: newsom's words, what the hell is going on here? he talked about, there have been nearly 40 shooting massacres just this year and it's only january 24th. we're only 24 days in. just over three and a half weeks into 2023. i want to talk about the victims. there are eight victims. their families, also, witnesses. this happ

governor newsom did see that damage firsthand. ktvu is greg lee was right there with the governor and business owners talking about the huge task of rebuilding. governor newsom again urging vigilance with more storms on the way we are standing on the esplanade of capitola beach, where he visited today, many of these restaurants have some of the most stunning views in the area, and now they are just trying to clean up the pieces and begin the recovery process. governor newsom towards storm ravaged businesses along capitalist esplanade. the combination of high surf and storm surge leaving behind a path of devastation at these restaurants in one piece of the now damaged capitola wharf, landing in the dining room at paradise beach, grill, the water pushing and warping the floor several feet. these business owners worried about the long recovery effort ahead. brutal there are there are there all nervous and scared and there they need fema to step up and their insurance companies to step up. so it's intention, as is the federal governme

take california's greasy gavin newsom, who's trying to use a pair of mass shootings in state to state to build his bona fide bss going into twenty , twenty four . >> nothing about this is surprising. everythings is about this is infuriating. the second amendment's becoming >> licide pactsecond a. okay, if that guy's: okay the democrats post biden plan ds b , they're in trouble. po leaders take charge and when necessary, they take responsibilityd when. he takes aoes he do? he takes lowbrow pot shots. when h e wasn't blaming the second amendment to the constitution, he was gaslinend the first attacking the freefrep press. well, the onresse network that consistently hold him accountable tell an abc affiliate in california that it's a disgrace. whatcalifo we say at fox every . he said there's xenophobia, racl there's racial priming, whatever . that is what they've doner thaet is. de crime and violence in this country. what xenophobia, racial priming. newsom immediately tried to tie the attacks to right wing trumpt supporterstacks and of course,r top democrats did the same. anti-gun zealot

newsom vows more than 200 million dollars on urban flood infrastructure. while on drought, the state will invest 8 billion dollars. 3 years of drought. we're not out of the drought. k to education will see one of the largest investments of the budget at 108 billion dollars coming out to more than $23,700 per student for not backing off in terms of accelerating these priorities. republican lawmakers argue the governor's budget includes too much spending. we cannot continue to overspend. >> and again, what is happening is that when when the budget grows and and and grow uncontrollably. you know, californians are going to pay more and get less and they're rightfully frustrated. and remember, today was just a preliminary version of the proposed budget. the governor will come out with an updated version in may reporting from sacramento. wallace kron. 4 news. >> out with your friends can be just as healthy is eating. t like this one hanging out with your friends may be just as good for your health is eating. >> healthier, getting a good night's sleep. researcher

governor newsom has declared an emergency. coming. sure we have the right resources as needed. with the declaration of emergency, we can bring in the whole federal family support life-sustaining i'm ready to go if needed. can bring in other resources. kristen: we hope we hear more from governor newsom when he holds a news conference. >> we have the ability to some more information. kristen: i want to take a broader view of what is happening here. climate change is making these rivers more intense. we are dealing with wildfires. with all that's going on year-round, look kind of changes is california needing to make us tomorrow -- make? >> from an emergency management perspective, when we think about managers of us the country. your local emergency san francisco, sacramento, we think a lot about the response and recovery these teams do. they are seeing events. we see extreme drought. we are talking about the impacts from the drought. now we are seeing these rain events, but we really do is focus on to put forth more money than we have ever been able to support these mitigations a

from there the president boarded marine one with governor newsom. helicopter and three ospreys joined president biden on his aerial tour of the damage. it was roughly a 45-minute flight over santa clara, santa cruz counties. this is the view from one of the ospreys over the capitola wharf. he landed at watsonville airport and then got into a motorcade to take a look at the storm damage from the ground. let's head over to our scott budman. he is live outside moffett field. scott, the president got to see the damage in our area firsthand today, and i understand he also spoke to business owners, people recovering from the storms. what's his message? >> reporter: well, audrey, you know, his message all day long from even when he landed here at moffett field earlier today was, we, the federal government, are here for you in california. speaking to the whole state, but today was really focusing on the bay area. let me show you a little bit of what happened when he left via helicopter with gavin newsom from moffett field. he started in capitola. he toured

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governor newsom visited the central coast to see the damage firsthand. there he announced at least 17 people have died due to the storms. ktvu is greg lee live now in capitola for us tonight after speaking with the governor and business owners, greg julia governor newsom again urging vigilance with more rain on the way we're standing along the esplanade here at capitola beach , and anyone that's eating at any of these restaurants behind me know how stunning the views are from their back decks. now these business owners are just cleaning up and beginning the recovery process. governor newsom towards storm ravaged businesses along capitalist esplanade. the combination of high surf and storm surge leaving behind a path of devastation at these restaurants in one a piece of the now damaged capital of worf, landing in the dining room at paradise beach, grill the water pushing and warping the floor several feet. these business owners worried about the long recovery effort ahead. brutal there are there are there all nervous and scared and there they need fema to

newsom: gavin newsom. >> do solemnly swear -- gov. newsom: do solemnly swear.: state supreme court justice patricia guerrero administered the oath to newsom, who was flanked by his wife and four children. in his address, the democrat hailed california as a place where people come from around the world to flee political persecution. he declared today a march for democracy to mark the second anniversary of the insurrection at the u.s. capitol. arguably, the biggest challenge he faces this year will be overcoming the budget deficit. ama: in alameda school board president my conscious and is filing a lawsuit, now claiming victory has the declared winner, nick resnick, is days away from being sworn into office. ryan curry has more. ryan: oakland school board candidate mike hutchinson is taking action to win his election. this week he filed a lawsuit to get the judge to overturn the already certified election results and declare himself the other winter over nick resnick. >> we have now filed county superior court, requesting a judge throw out the incorrect certifica

there's no word on whether the governor governor newsom will support the legislation. but his office confirms he has tech specialist looking into the matter. donald trump says he wants his facebook back. according to a letter obtained by nbc news on tuesday, trump's presidential campaign formally petitioned facebook's parent company meta to unblock his account. letter claims banning the former president has, quote, distorted and inhibited public discourse. trump was kicked off facebook and twitter after the january 6th capitol insurrection. elon musk reinstated trump's twitter account in november. meta says it will announce a decision in the next few weeks. florida governor ron desantis is taking aim at his stays, temporary covid policies and our state's governor newsom over a new law. >> reporter brooke shafer has more on the political back and forth. >> the battle between florida governor ron desantis and california governor gavin newsom ramping up once again. at a press conference in florida tuesday, desantis took a dig at california seeming to call out a new law wh

our state still has about $35.6 billion in reserves, governor newsom says. despite the budget deficit, the government is going to follow through on its promises. regardless of this modest shortfall will continue to make unprecedented investments and transforming public education and higher education and we'll get to that in a moment dressing this homeless crisis straight on no cuts in that space housing affordability. continue the progress. we've made healthcare, no state in america doing more. the governor also mentioned public safety and climate change as top priorities. governor newsom says he plans to close the deficit gap by delaying spending in some areas and changing how others are funded. cryptocurrency trading platform coin basis going through another round of job cuts the company, which used to be based in san francisco, is laying off almost 1000 workers or about 20% of its workforce. it says economic conditions have impacted the company and the layoffs are part of a reconstruction plan. happening today you have a chance to become a billionaire. th

this has been quite a week for governor gavin newsom. the third day in a row the governor has been visiting the communities in the wake of two shootings. of course, he spent two days down in monterey park, where 10 people died in that shooting before coming here today. here, at half moon bay, the governor first met with law enforcement for a briefing . then, he spent a lot of time visiting with community members, and the victims families. he even stopped by that nonprofit we mentioned a few minutes ago. during the press conference, today, he said he honestly did not want to come here, because that meant another senseless shooting had claimed more people's lives. >> i feared, two days ago, but monterey park would give way to other headlines . little did i know i would be up here , to give away , two or three days from now, whatever the headlines will bring. meanwhile, the trauma, the damage, the devastation, is felt, for generations, in some cases. virtually every person that spoke here today calling for stricter gun laws took yesterday,

we saw emotion from governor newsom. talking about the different shootings that he has had to respond to as governor. two years ago, the vta shooting in san jose. also talking about gilroy. the shootings fell out of his coat pocket. all these things happening around the country -- and a lot of fear, anger, and sadness there today. >> definitely a lot of sadness. his other one with flowers , her name is connie cunningham. she drove all the way from cupertino. the moment she arrived on the scene, she was in front of all the reporters. she asked law enforcement to go to the gates and go to the parking lot and drop those flowers on those steps. the moment she started walking, the entire street was silent as we were all just watching her make that journey. to just say a prayer and have a moment of silence for herself. it was a very bright moment and a very sad day so far today. >> she felt connected to those. what a moment. we will check in with you in a moment. let's go to katie nielsen, who has the harrowing story of a woma

the fbi governor newsome here saying that.whoops, saying that or they were laying out a timeline and that they believe that this suspect generalize our had an ongoing beef with some of his co workers and the people that were shot and killed were in fact targeted. um and so that's where the investigation is. right now we're going to try to gather more information and, of course, update you on the story throughout the afternoon, both on air and online. alive and half moon bay. jesse gary ktvu fox tuners. we'll head back to you in oakland. jesse thank you, 49ers defensive end charles and we know who was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic violence signals, a police say at 4 30 yesterday afternoon, they responded to a domestic violence report and when they arrived, a woman, said amano, who is her boyfriend, and that he had pushed her to the ground. during argument, she said she hurt her arm, police say who was still at the scene, and he gave a statement and was cooperative. he was arrested and has posted bail. what class

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the second term for governor newsom, his inauguration today started with a march to the capitol. he called this a march for democracy. the 55-year-old governor led the way, side by side with his wife, first partner jennifer siebel newsom. you see them and their four kids. a few hundred supporters actually behind him, walking. the newsom campaign said this march was meant to be in stark contrast to the january 6th march and riot in washington, d.c., which was exactly two years ago. after the march, the swearing in ceremony. in his speech, governor newsom emphasized the importance of inclusion, progress, and diversity. >> an insurrectionist mob ransacking a sacred pillar of our democracy, violently clashing with sworn officers upholding the rule of law. and i think it's safe to say, you know, since that terrible day, we've wrestled with fundamentally what those events say about us as a country. the other thing that overflowed on january 6th, 2021, was decades in the making, fomented by people who have a very different vision of america's future. >> the governor says he wants to foc

governor newsom behind him. you see them applauding right now after the president toward some of the areas most damaged by the storms. the mayor was with president biden today, but the vice mayor kristen brown is here with us now. thank you so much vice mayor brown. when you hear the president talking about being here every step of the way, how do you feel about that? >> that means so much for us to hear. the city of capitola took a heavy hit from the recent storms. our beloved municipal wharf, the stockton bridge, residents along the -- creek and businesses that were beachfront were all heavily damaged. to hear that we are going to have partnerships with state and federal leaders really means a lot to us. kristen: i understand the president actually met and talked with some business owners there. have you heard how those meetings went and how that was received? >> i have not heard back. our mayor is still with the president at this time. i believe we are really lucky to have had him come to our area. not only t

now, governor gavin newsom responded to the shooting with a tweet on sunday saying monterey park should have had a night of joyful celebration. instead, they were the victims of a horrific and heartless act of gun violence. he went on to say our hearts mourn as we learn more about the devastating last night. governor newsom was also in battery park responding to that scene or you met with local leaders and those who are impacted by the tragedy, they stop at usc medical center to meet with victims and their families and small businesses in that area right near the shooting newsom's office tells us he's going to spend more time in the monterey park area today. when this morning governor gavin newsom has proclaimed january 22nd as lunar new year in california and has ordered that all flags at state buildings to be flown at half-staff in honor of the victims in monterey park saying in part as people throughout the country and the world. welcome the lunar new year today, california stands with our asian american and pacific islander communities reeling from the tragedy in monterey park this

governor newsom met with the families privately. we also spoke with a man who says his ex-wife was in one of the rooms when the gunman showed up. he says the man shot three co-workers before letting her, the ex-wife, walk away. >> bad. really bad. scared and nervous. so she's really bad right now. >> i just met with the families that were living in the farms. >> that was the counsel general there of mexico, who is also in half moon bay today. three of the victims were mexican immigrants. that includes the sole surviving victim, who is recovering tonight at stanford hospital. >>> up next, we have more information about the accused gunman there. that includes details on a possible motive and what he wrote on a note that he left in his car. >>> also, how are the two crime scenes connected? what our investi >>> well, for many of us across the bay area and really across the country, half moon bay is a place we go for the weekend to visit for a festival or the beach or simply the beauty. but the backbone of this town, the farmworkers, oft

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governor newsom told the crowd, he was sick of it. here are some of his remarks this afternoon. >> i've got no ideological only significance to someone owning a gun responsibly. but what the hell is wrong with us? that we allow these weapons of war, large capacity clips on the streets and sidewalks. why have we allowed this culture, this pattern to continue? >> you can tell, governor newsom is angry. he is frustrated. so a very difficult day here. a vigil just getting underway, a prayer vigil, at the lutheran church a mile away from here. the city will plan their own vigil in the coming days. as soon as we know the date and time, it will be open to the entire public. >>> coming up in a few minutes, we'll talk more about the farm workers, the community here. they are such a big part of half moon bay. a lot of people want to help. help with resources, money, anything they can. we'll have more only in a few minutes. >> that's a critical part of the story. thank you. we'll get back to you shortly. >>> part of that comes from the victims c

gerry: you heard that right gavin newsom bragging about freedom and tolerance unless you want to be freee words in the english language university of southern california school of social work removed field from his curriculum it is apparently racist, tatian's because saying going into the field in fieldwork is offensive to slavery, of course california sky high taxes and suppressive regulation and extreme tough covid restrictions and environmental rules, how free is the golden state we will talk about that with my guest philip, you're obviously important this is a direct response to governor ron desantis claimed that florida last week as a free state, do you think you live in florida as you compare the two to think california has a right and florida hasn't. >> i can tell you one thing i have met more californians that moved to southport of the number i think is more california and florida than there is in california right now. the question we have do you want america to be california or do you wanted to be florida i tell you as a floridian i wanted to be more like florida what i think fl

the author sent a copy of this bill to newsom's office. it is an uncommon move that some are calling political posturing. >>> let's go to the anchor desk now where our janelle wang is working on the 5:00 newscast. happy wednesday. >> yes, happy wednesday. we'll be talking about your water bill. everybody's water bill. we've seen them rise in the past couple of years because of the drought. we've had higher restrictions on water restrictions, higher bills. now there's an abundance of water, reservoirs are overflowing. what does that mean for your water bill? will they go down? we'll have answers. >>> another wave of tech layoffs today. amazon and microsoft both announcing major layoffs. 18,000 at amazon, 10,000 at microsoft. this follows layoffs at meta, salesforce, and twitter in recent weeks. we'll have more on what this means coming up in just a few minutes. >> a tough time for so many people right now. looking forward to those stories, thank you. are you ready for the weekend? >> i am. >> i am too. >>> the 49ers/cowboys set riva weekend

something governor newsom says is crucial. it reinforces and instills a sense of yes. well, being for me as governor, the state of california. but more importantly, i think just gets all of us you know, a little bit more. >> confidence the people in california. i say it again. the country is here for you. and with you. we are not leaving until things are built back and build back better than they were before. >> and later on and kron, 4 news, we're getting reaction from business owners on president biden's remarks today. that's coming up at 5.30. >> the storms, of course, lead to destruction across the bay area's terrain. landslide sinkholes, fallen trees, but it has also wreaked havoc with the region's water. today volunteers gathered at martin luther king junior regional shoreline and oakland, too cleanup and overwhelming amount of tras that's made its way into the water east bay regional park officials say more needs to be done to keep trash from going into and polluting our waterways. but there's always tries i mean, it's worse now, but that's all this trash. but t

gavin newsom has spent billions on homeless issue.only doubled in size, it is just a stand, he gives a lot. there are really great programs out there that do great jobs, mostly with through churches like salvation army, other organizations like that, they do fabulous work, but the state-run programs they give to organizations that wind up kicking money back to governor newsom when he wants to run for an was on the. and it is just -- office will it is a scam, the whole state is sit up that way. it is. it is just a shame. there is no place like good old california, i came here in 1973, it was the golden state, it is not the goal egolden state any more, dud not have silver or bronze it off the charts, not medal. it is a shame. it is gorgeous. kennedy: they will take your gold medaling and m melt them down to line t coffees. koufos -- coffers. >> i might have to, to pay my california facts. taxes. >> caitlyn stay save the weather has been crazy, you of a br breath of fresh air. >> it is i'll stay here in rainy california we have no much w

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let's listen back now to governor newsom, collecting data work partnership with u c. l, a and others. disseminate campaigns and not just to focus on hate crimes. but the things that aren't reported like bullying and harassment. and workplace discrimination. people that aren't served the stuff that's happening on social media and to call out elected officials that want to use phrases like kung flu. or sit there mocking the asian community. you see it? you see these same folks out there talking about the china flu or the china virus is the way they say. it's not just what they say. you see right there racial problem in every single night. you know exactly who you are, and they are. at all has to be called out. and, uh, that's that's a mindful about that as well. you mentioned that the victims in yesterday's tragedy were killed, execution style. do we have any more details to the sheriff? that's a good opportunity for me to step back, madam. sure. already, fbi. it's an ongoing investigation. i can't release the details of that. so as soon as we're able to, we will, yes.

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newsom vows more than 200 million dollars on urban flood infrastructure.le on drought, the state will invest 8 billion dollars. 3 years of drought. we're not out of the drought. k to education will see one of the largest investments of the budget at 108 billion dollars coming out to more than $23,700 per student for not backing off in terms of accelerating these priorities. republican lawmakers argue the governor's budget includes too much spending. we cannot continue into overspend. >> and again, what is happening is that when when the budget grows and grow uncontrollably. you know, californians are going to pay more and get less and they're rightfully frustrated. and remember, today was just a preliminary version of the proposed budget. the governor will come out with an updated version in may reporting from sacramento. wallace kron. 4 news. >> happening now, big dogs and no room workers at the oakland animal shelters say there are are least 30 big dogs and they can't properly take care of them at this point. the shelter is so jammed. some of the animals

what the #### is going on an emotional governor newsom in half moon bay, calling out the federal governmentfor not doing its job to prevent gun violence . the governor, speaking in the aftermath of three mass shootings in california in as many days. good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener two dozen people have been killed in mass shootings in just eight days. seven farm workers were killed in half moon bay yesterday. on saturday, 11 people were killed while celebrating the lunar new year at a dance hall in monterey park in southern california. and last week is 17 year old mother and her six month old baby were killed in an attack that left six people dead across five generations. we have live team coverage for you tonight. ktvu is greg lee is monitoring how state officials are responding to the mass violence, but we begin with our jessie gary live in half moon bay and jesse, we're learning the half moon bay shooting is being considered now an act of workplace violence. julie good evening, and that is exactly right. the san mateo county district attorney says the suspect in

. >> ahora en temas de política el gobernador gavin newsom tomó protesta por 1 segundo. >> acompañadohabla en inglés) >> fue elegido con el 59.2 por ciento de los votos casi 2,000,000 de votos más de su contrincante republicano. en su discurso newsom reconoció a los californianos y reitero una y otra vez sus compromisos por trabajar por las libertades de todos los residentes. >> no olvidemos que las políticas que el momento fueron consideradas como sueños han vuelto una realidad los otros 49 estados. california tenemos luz al resto del país dijo reconoció que inmigrantes que llegan a trabajar al estado para hacerlo grande. el momento sin precedentes la esposa del gobebernador leyó u un poemema inglés y español. >> (habla en i inglés) >> juró lealtad a la bandera de estados unidos. >> alejandra quezada telemundo 48. >> por otro lado un grupo bipartidista de congreso conmemoró 2 años el asalto al capitolio ocurrido en 2021. >> (habla en inglés) >> el vocero del acto cualidad de la mayoría demócrata. dijo no vas a olvidar el sacrificio hecho porque les perdieron la vida a causa de esta r

we expect to hear from governor newsom around 2:00 this afternoon. >> in the last 90 minutes we learned more about the investigation. as you likely know by now, seven people were killed. we now know that six of them were women and one was a woman. there's no one survivor, a man in critical but stable condition in the hospital. the suspected gunman is in custody and we know he will face a judge tomorrow afternoon. the san mateo county sheriff says all signs point to this being an incident of workplace violence and not a hate crime. >> with each bit of information we get, we get a better idea of the timeline. the first 911 call came in around 2:20 p.m. from the first of the two shooting locations. that's the mushroom farm where workers also live. deputies arrived to find five victims, including that man who is now in the hospital. next, three miles away, off highway 1, three more victims were discovered at a nursery. and then, around 4:40, that's when authorities detained the suspected gunman. >> that suspect, 66-year-old chunli zhao, was found parked in his car at the sheriff substation

newsom was sworn in at the capitol building this afternoon.ch he emphasized the importance of inclusion, progress and diversity. by the way, it's no coincidence his inauguration falls on the two-year anniversary of the january 6 capitol riot in d.c. he chose today to take the oath. >> an insurrectionist mob ransacking a pillar of our democracy violently clashing with those upholding the rule of law. i think it's safe to say we've wrestled with what those events say about us as a country. this was decades in the making by people who have a very different vision of america's future. >> newsom talked about lack of affordable housing. >>> lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis was sworn in monday. in an interview with us she talked about the reason we're seeing weather like this now. >> changing climate, a warming planet brought on by human activity and releasing too much carbon into the air is creating extreme weather. >>> in the north bay the communities along the russian river are using this to prepare for flooding. the river is expected to reach

newsom vows more than 200 million dollars on urban flood infrastructure. while on drought, the state will invest 8 billion dollars. 3 years of drought. we're not out of the drought. k to education will see one of the largest investments of the budget at 108 billion dollars coming out to more than $23,700 per student for not backing off in terms of accelerating these priorities. republican lawmakers argue the governor's budget includes too much spending. we cannot continue into overspend. >> and again, what is happening is that when when the budget grows and grow uncontrollably. you know, californians are going to pay more and get less and they're rightfully frustrated. and remember, today was just a preliminary version of the proposed budget. the governor will come out with an updated version in may reporting from sacramento. wallace kron. 4 news. >> especially in times like these california needs a warrior in washington. >> progressive democrat katie porter announced 2024 bit for the u.s. senate today representing california. her announcement comes amid u