newsom was there but did not talk to the press. he will campaign for bid felony key states this weekend and making two stops in pennsylvania and expected to speak at a rally in a battleground area of the state. newsom said he he is all in on backing biden and has shot down reports that he could be a potential replacement. >> you got marshawn lynch and gavin newsom, you are listening to politicking. what does it mean? >> you need to sit down and explain. >> in a collaboration, newsom is launching a podcast with marshawn lynch and his agent. they are promising no politics. okay. nothing says fourth of flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. ok flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh, ok i will - i'll turn our thermostat to 78... i'll unplug the blender. the hair dryer. - my blankie? - yep! - let's talk about it! - nope. ooo, we can save the laundry til'

governor newsom made the announcement today.eral government agencies raided illegal farms near saddleback butte state park, and colonel allensworth state historic park. there, they found thousands of illegal cannabis plants and several illegal firearms. newsom has cracked down on illegal cannabis in recent years, forming the unified cannabis enforcement task force in 2022. since january, the task force has destroyed more than 120,000 plants and seized more than $120 million worth of illegal cannabis. >> cancer can happen to anyone, and it's about trying to find it early and early detection kind of saves a lot of lives. >> tonight, a powerful message from a bay area soccer star. how she's using her personal experience now to try and save lives it's your time to cash in. so don't just play. stay... at northern california's premier casino resort. book your getaway now at cachecreek.com. this van just hit me out of nowhere. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain and i decided that i needed to get an attorne

and while we are making that request, we are asking elected officials like governor newsom to respondy identifying emergency housing resources in their communities so that people can move safely out of tent communities and into safe homes. this comes, of course, on the heels of that supreme court decision which upholds a ban on sleeping outdoors. how do you see that ruling by the supreme court, and now this move by california, affecting the way that states or cities across the country deal with homelessness? well, we certainly hope that no other elected officials follow gavin newsom's actions here, and instead decide to follow proven solutions to homelessness, like housing and services. but governor newsom has been very clear that he hoped the supreme court would take up the case of the city of grants pass versusjohnson. this was a case that interpreted whether a local ban on public camping was constitutional under the eighth amendment of the constitution's prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment. and the supreme court found that the eighth amendment does not render the local law

. >> governor newsom stop by the bay area today announcing plans to expand chps operations in oakland's rob nesbitt was at the announcement today. he joins us live in the newsroom with the latest on the governor's plan. >> with a background of recovered stolen vehicles in oakland, governor gavin newsom announced plans to expand chp enforcement in the city. we're going to move the california highway patrol from 32 chefs that they're currently operating in we're going to increase that for fault. we're going to have 162 shifts starting next week. the governor was joined thursday by opd chief floyd mitchell and chp commissioner. sean, do according to the commissioner, operation safe streets will add around 20 officers focused on traffic safety, auto, retail and cargo thefts on broadway hegenberger area. >> all in addition to the work of the chp is golden gates, special services unit, which is conducting multi-agency sideshow street racing operations, combating vehicles recovering stolen cargo containers at the port port of oakland, reinforcements from chp were first brought into oakland i

christina coleman in los angeles tonight with the update. >> california governor gavin newsom was inlvania trying to win over voters in the swing state as he campaigned hard for president joe biden. some call it an uphill battle considering biden in the polls following his disastrous debate performance. look at these numbers. new york times poll this week shows trump leading president biden by eight percentage points among registered voters. the same poll shows 60% of respondents believe democrats should have another nominee but today in the keystone state newsom downplayed the numbers. >> it's all about swing state rules and that will be determined out there. he see crowds -- i'm not making that up. you can stress test that. everywhere i've gone, we've exceeded capacity. >> newsom spent the fourth of july in michigan and other swing state to campaign for biden and convincing voters the 81-year-old president deserves another four years in the white house. in michigan newsom was asked if he would support kamala harris running for president biden for to drop out of the race. here is hi

governor newsom has secured federal funding to help with the response.announcing the state has received a grant from fema to help send additional resources to butte county. it is unclear at this time how much money the grant will provide. >> no doubt about it, though. daylight tomorrow. going to reveal an awful lot of damage we want to bring in now. our meteorologist, roberto gonzalez. so, roberta, update us on the conditions there and do we expect firefighters to get any kind of relief, any help in regards to the weather tonight? >> not that we see at this particular time. and you have to keep in mind there's a variety of different fuels there pine trees, douglas fir. we have cedar trees there as well. there's a lot of fuel there to we're not even talking about the chaparral shrubs that are there. lots of dry fuels coupled up with temperatures in the triple digits and gusty winds. and this is why the national weather service has issued a red flag warning, in effect until 11 p.m. on friday. i would not be surprised to see that extended because of the gus

this time with governor newsom us. we've been disappointed. >> a lack of engagement with the da's office. and so we're moving forward. i cannot speak to the governor's disappoint minutes. i say i'm disappointed that the governor did not reach out to me directly in february. the governor's office offer da price attorneys from the california national guard. >> to assist with prosecutions. but now that offer has been withdrawn. but the idea is to supplement and support those efforts at the local da's office to move forward. unfortunately, to provide a california cal guard which referred to as jags along the lines of what we did very successfully in partnership with brooke jenkins in san francisco. that was not enthusiastically embraced. so we have to move forward when the new with our attorney general and our department of justice in this letter sent to the a price. on wednesday, a member of the governor's staff says after several months of communications you have not taken the initial steps of finalizing the memorandum o

now newsom is calling for action to make that video and others like it illegal. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has all the details. >> well, this entire situation brings up a larger conversation about what role artificial intelligence can and will play this election. all as governor gavin newsom in several state lawmakers say they're turning their concerns into action. she's in the spotlight in her race for the white house. but now kamala harris is also in the spotlight for a new video online, bringing into focus the use of artificial intelligence or a i in this election. the video which uses professional footage of harris on the campaign trail and even features the official harris presidential campaign logo, most notably uses a did it to sound exactly like only thing is the video is fake in it. the voice mimicking harris states. you think the country went to expletive over the past 4 years? you ain't seen nothing yet. all of parity that uses footage from this real harris campaign that. >> we choose freedom. >> but that message is a far contrast to the o

governor newsom. is ordering the removal of homeless encampments throughout the state of california. and this is the nation's most sweeping response to a landmark supreme court ruling that gave local governments greater authority to remove homeless people from their streets. thank you for joining us here on kron for news at 3. i'm justine waldman and we have team coverage on the story for you this afternoon. are theresa will join us live from the newsroom with reaction from bay area leaders about this. but first, we're going to go to our california capitol correspondent eytan wallace to break down what this executive order actually means. >> what governor newsom says he believes this executive order will make a difference in the response to what many called the issue facing the state. specifically this order directs state agencies to come up with policies and plans to clear encampments from properties owned by the state of california. it also urges local governments to clear encampments on their land

but gavin newsom as a long-term friend? yes. it matters that will look i mean, he's he's been a dream candidate for a lot of people because, you know, he went on fox news beat up sean hannity and he went to texas in there's a sense that could gavin do it, but they will never run against each other. >> gavin newsom and kamala harris have been in epoxy other for a long time. >> all right. >> pause there for a moment because i want to bring in now the democratic senator laphonza butler of california, senator butler, you hear us here talking about your governor gavin newsom, who's he's now formally endorsed kamala harris. you are a senior adviser on her 2020 presidential campaign. so what was your reaction today when you heard the news honored by the service of president biden just deeply moved by such a selfless act for a leader who has been a public servant or all of my life to make a decision like he made today, i just think there's just no greater example of selflessness and leadership on behalf of the country. >> and i'm excite

mr newsom said in a statement that the executive order directs state agencies to move and "urgently"ndividuals living within them. the order does not force local authorities to remove encampments, but his admistration can potentially withhold state funds from cities that won't work with the state—wide order. california has some of the highest concentrations of unhoused people in the us, despite millions of dollars being invested to stop encampments on pavements, roads, and beaches. i spoke to antonia fasanelli, executive director of the national homelessness law center. great to have you here. what's your response to the recent move by california's governor? is this a productive approach, do you think?— is this a productive approach, do ou think? ., ~ . do you think? thank you so much for having — do you think? thank you so much for having me- — do you think? thank you so much for having me. no. _ do you think? thank you so much for having me. no. this - for having me. no. this approach is deeply harmful to on house residence across the state of california. this is a move that unques

gavin newsom has this problem. others have this problem in the sense they will push out republicans in response, but she gets first right of refusal. you got to remember the internal politics of the party. you can't become the democratic nominee or be a successful democratic candidate for president without huge african american support, particularly amongst african american women. a multiracial candidate from the liberal wing of the party, kamala harris, will be an important component. other rivals don't bring that necessarily to the table should joe biden leave the race. it's unclear he's doing that, but should that happen, kamala harris is in the driver's seat. >> if joe biden were to step aside and vp harris becomes the nominee, how does that change donald trump's strategy? >> it changes his strategy in certain states like virginia. virginia is a battleground state, but they start voting september 20th, earlier than california which starts roughly a month before november 5th. early states like virginia all of a

less a sacramento and surprise gavin newsom in california today and he could not come and then georgeney to drop out but wanted to talk about wildfires burning in the golden state for weeks and while the fires burn of course the newsom campaign in various battleground states and reportedly campaigning for biden. let's bring in both californian associates and thank you both for coming on and roxanne, why is gavin newsom here? doesn't he have more important things to do then worry about estate falling down? >> i imagine he had to be dragged back. >> trace: the getty jet was behind him. >> he does everything with an eye to national media and does not want them to say this governor was in town when bad things are happening and things are happening. >> trace: this headline bullet point views because harris for some reason she gets to the top of the ticket that the opposition research on our will be brutal and here we go, soft on crime. >> she was a district attorney in san francisco but i call her the go of the progressive district attorneys who coddle criminals because under her watch, a

but today and the keystone state newsom and downplayed numbers.e swing state polls and that will be determinative i've been out there, i've been on the ground. we are seeing unprecedented crowd i'm not making that up i am objective you can stress test that part everywhere i've gone we have exceeded capacity of your. >> newsom spent the fourth of july in michigan and of the swing state to campaign for biden try to convince voters the 81-year-old president deserves another four years in the white house. michigan governor gretchen whitmer along with the vp harris have all been mentioned as possible replacements for president biden by political analysts who say it is time for biden to step aside. however, new newsom has shot down suggestions he is after biden's job. and in michigan he was asked if his support harris if the president drops out of the race. here is his response. >> if you can appreciate my point of view it is very unhelpful and it is exactly the question and answer the republican party right now wants us to have an answer to a conversat

governor gavin newsom taking a hard line against the unhoused plus. trevor shirley in washington, president joe biden addresses the nation laying out what the rest of his presidency will look like as trump and harris hit the campaign trail. >> i've got that story coming up just ahead. >> and a staple of southwest airlines flying away. assigned seating is coming. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. at noon. >> thanks so much for joining us here on from 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. a major announcement today from governor gavin newsom's office regarding california's homelessness crisis. this morning, the governor issuing an executive order directing state officials to start dismantling encampments. kron four's. justine waltman is here live for us in the newsroom to break it down for us. well, governor gavin newsom says this will make a difference in the response to what many refer to as the issue facing the state. so here is what newsom wrote about this on social media today. >> quote, no more excuses be provided the time we've provided

governor gavin newsom said that needs to change. governor newsom is calling out the oakland police department policy that prevents officers from pursuing suspects at a high speed, except in incidents where the suspect is known to have committed a violent crime or if there is probable cause the person has a gun. that policy resulted in people getting away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from this walgreens. >> sadly enough, i was here to witness the robbery in this neighborhood at 7:00 in the morning, i noticed they tore the door down. the police showed up, three or four cars, and all the young people with their merchandise ran out, but the police cannot chase them. >> criminals know that the police cannot pursue, so they take off, fast. this has resulted in dozens of crimes in the district, he supports the governor's request for updating policy to more closely align with other agencies and sodas mayor sheng thao point >> we must be in line with our policies with other jurisdictions so that we can ensure that our commu

what are your thoughts about the ruling and gavin newsom's response to it? why people in california have grown to loathe him and he's create created and exacerbated the homeless crisis. talk about $24 billion through ballot measures and various legislation has gone to fight homelessness and it is only further exploded and there's been a massive up tick in and you happen of the big worries in particular in particular is there's going to be a huge homeless population of people over 65 years old. they're just not doing enough. they've nothing to show for all of these resources and he's always been in denial and now his big pivot is blaming republicans. and this is a mono party state. the republicans in the legislature, they're few and far between and they don't hold a lot of local positions and it's because of people like gavin newsom and adam schiff and nancy pelosi and some of the worst legislators and politicians in the country are from california and bad politicians make bad laws especially with the supermajority. >> they pumped millions and conservatives a

. >> governor newsom and elon musk are publicly feuding on social media. so it all started with a fake campaign video. a shared on exit uses a item in vice president, kamala harris's voice capitol correspondent eytan wallace has that story. >> well, this entire situation brings up a larger conversation about what role artificial intelligence can and will play this election. all as governor gavin newsom in several state lawmakers say they're turning their concerns into action. she's in the spotlight in her race for the white house. but now kamala harris is also in the spotlight for a new video online, bringing into focus the use of artificial intelligence or a i in this election. the video which uses professional footage of harris on the campaign trail and even features the official harris presidential campaign logo, most notably uses a did it to sound exactly like only thing is the video is fake in it. the voice mimicking harris states. you think the country went to expletive over the past 4 years? you ain't seen nothing yet. all of parity that uses footag

this time with governor gavin newsom. in february, the governor's office offered the da attorneys from the california national guard. >> to assist with prosecutions. but as of wednesday, that offer has been withdrawn. but we're just trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she chose not 2 embrace that path and and we have a mechanism with the with the ags office department of justice to to do just that in a letter to da pryce, a member of the governor's staff calls are out saying after several months of communications you have not taken the initial steps of finalizing the memorandum of understanding or deputizing calguard attorneys to work in your office. accordingly, we have decided to shift these resources. i can tell you that my office. >> see you that there were multiple meetings and discussions about the you and that we thought that we were, in fact. addressing the terms and conditions of union. speaking to reporters thursday, price acknowledged they had not signed the memorandum of understanding. >>

governor gavin newsom started the states retail crime task force and 2019. but it was this year that a new record was set with nearly a quarter of a million stolen goods being recovered. year-to-date 167% increase and the number of arrests related to those task force. >> efforts that are paying dividends and we want to see more work done. sergeant andrew barclay with chp golden gate division says there's been $26,000 and recovered items in the bay area. >> and 1.4 million dollars in assets. he says criminals often resell stolen items at places like flea markets through third-party retailers and online can range from those small operations all the way to very elaborate operation where we are seeing people across the state working for one specific. >> and that is taking all the stolen items, fencing them and distributing them across the state or even across the country since 2019, chp has been a part of more than 2600 retail theft investigation statewide resulting in the arrests of more than 2800 suspects. sergeant barclay says proactive policing will help pre

. >> governor newsom taking an aggressive approach toward the states homeless crisis. today, he ordered an chemist to be cleared across california. around 180,000 people on shelter. our state has the largest homeless population in the country, and how to deal with it has been a hotly debated issue. last month supreme court ruling made it easier for people in cities, including those in the bay area, to clear homeless from the streets. today, the executive order calls on state agencies to come up with a clear out policy, something similar to what caltrans has been using for years. you may remember that caltrans helped clear the infamous wood street encampment in oakland. that was last year. today, amanda harry heard from a former resident with a lot of concerns about the governor's order. >> reporter: where i am standing is the site of the former wood street encampment. it is now used as a parking lot for oakland bowlers games. more than one year after the camp area was removed, some people who live there say they are still struggling to adapt to the change. >> it affect

then, within the last hour, governor newsom wrapped up a news conference. he announced more chp officers are coming to oakland streets. we'll have a live report with details on that plan. plus a few hours from now. president biden set to host his first post-debate press conference. it's part of the 2024 nato summit, but the country will likely be watching for totally different reason. the news at noon starts now. >> this is ktvu fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm andre senior. the thermometer is back on the rise this thursday as usual, residents of inland communities will be feeling the heat, but other areas that normally don't get very warm will also need to be careful as well. ktvu meteorologist roberto gonzalez joins us now with more on that. >> hey roberto, very well said there, andre. and good afternoon, everybody. it is the second round and here we go again. it began yesterday when livermore jumped 18 degrees and topped off at 105 degrees. we now have an excessive heat warning and an advisory in effect all the wa

but many may end up enjoying governor gavin newsom. retired nfl star marshawn lynch on a new podcast. >> good morning. welcome to july 4th and happy independence day. >> it's good to start the check of our forecast for june. >> all right. so our heat wave rolls for on another day. we're in store for a hot fourth. and those advisories and warnings have been extended even further into next week. right now temperatures around the bay shoreline. we're in the 60s and 70. good morning, san jose at 70 degrees 65 in oakland. the wider view showing you it is warm inland right now. 74 in brentwood, 70 in fairfield. the mixed bag in the north bay, 50s and 60s for the most part, those heat advisories and excessive heat warnings have now been extended until next wednesday. so this heat wave is long lasting and will end up being at least nine days here, that we have some very hot temperatures. remember underneath a heat advisory and an excessive heat warning, it's a cumulative effect. day after day of these hot temperatures can really take a toll on

we are following a major announcement from governor newsom's office about california's homelessness crisis. today he issued an executive order urging local governments and directing state agencies to clear way homeless encampments. our capitol correspondent wallace begins our team coverage by breaking down the order. >> what governor newsom says he believes this executive order will make a difference in the response to what many called the issue facing the state. specifically this order directs state agencies to come up with policies and plans to clear encampments from properties owned by the state of california. it also urges local governments to clear encampments on their land and provides them with guidance to do so important. part of the order makes it mandatory for agencies to find housing and services for people. should they be ordered to leave their encampments? this all comes after the u.s. supreme court ruling in june that gives state and local governments greater authority to remove the unhoused from the streets. newsom says that court ruling was a major factor in his decision to

we'll have details on his career and governor newsom promising governor newsom promising action against fake campaign introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. and in the latest round of election drama, governor newsom and elon musk are feuding again publicly feuding on social media. it is because of a fake campaign video which musk shared on x. it uses artificial intelligence to mimic vice president kamala harris's voice. now newsom is calling for action to make that video and others like it illegal. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a look at the video in question and shares why some say newsom is going too far. >> well, this entire situation brings up a larger conversation about what role artificial intelligence can and will play this election. all as governor gavin newsom in several state lawmakers say they're turni

i don't see gavin newsom doing anything to hurt trump if trump has a lead. kamala? no.helle does not want it. she is living a rock star lifestyle. why would they want to go back to the white house and be almost poor again? this person, i don't know. i know a lot of people in michigan. i don't know a lot of liberals in michigan. may be, jeffries, hakeem jeffries is a sleeper. it all comes down to this: joe biden is not going to impress voters enough to win -- to self-destruct and be the version of himself that he was in january 2020 that they felt they could run against. president trump showed up to the debate in a way -- took all that away. that's why they are scared. they are scared because president biden said "my son died in iraq." he's told a lie ten times. 2hell to the rest of us. if i get killed by a previous right now, i did not die in afghanistan. i didn't die because of work: i died because of something bad happen to me which is why his son died. i hate that for him, but when he tells lies like that, in a debate for his career, it means he's either not with it

governor newsom has >> been a big cheerleader for joe biden. his name has also been bandied about as he has ambitions. you what about your boss? i think you'd have to ask the political scientist, but i don't think that the president and vice president can be from the same state. >> i think that's actually why we haven't heard his name about. but again, maybe because she's vice president, it's different. but again, she's got a wonderful relationship with our governor and the idea of her being president and gavin newsom as our governor, we can really solve some of the big challenges because we know we have challenges in our state and in our nation that require you know, people who are willing to roll up their sleeves and make some really hard decisions about how we confront them. but we have to win this election. first. >> well, we need another 7 minutes to talk about your run for got but the news in washington, he's kind of dominating things right now ahead of the november election. i can honestly tell you, i have not thought about my own campai

this time with governor gavin newsom. in february, the governor's office offered the da attorneys from the california national guard. >> to assist with prosecutions. but as of wednesday, that offer has been withdrawn. but we're just trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she chose not 2 embrace that path and and we have a mechanism with the with the ags office department of justice to to do just that in a letter to da pryce, a member of the governor's staff calls are out saying after several months of communications you have not taken the initial steps of finalizing the memorandum of understanding or deputizing calguard attorneys to work in your office. accordingly, we have decided to shift these resources. i can tell you that my office. >> see you that there were multiple meetings and discussions about the you and that we thought that we were,- in fact. addressing the terms and conditions of union. speaking to reporters thursday, price acknowledge they had not signed the memorandum of understanding. >>

and in the latest round of election drama, governor newsom in elon musk. they are publicly feuding on social media. yeah. started with the fake campaign video that musk shared on x >> artificial intelligence to mimic vice president kamala harris's voice. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> well, this entire situation brings up a larger conversation about what role artificial intelligence can and will play this election. all as governor gavin newsom in several state lawmakers say they're turning their concerns into action. she's in the spotlight in her race for the white house. but now kamala harris is also in the spotlight for a new video online, bringing into focus the use of artificial intelligence or a i in this election. the video which uses professional footage of harris on the campaign trail and even features the official harris presidential campaign logo, most notably uses a did it to sound exactly like only thing is the video is fake in it. the voice mimicking harris states. you think the country want to expletive over the past 4 ye

so we call this map where in the country is newsom. he was in south carolina during the presidential debate and since then he's been traveling around key battleground states, doubling down on his support for biden. he was in michigan and pennsylvania last week and today he popped up in new hampshire. >> i decided instead of just rolling over and giving up that i would step up. >> but governor, do you have a -- >> -- cognitive ability, president biden's? >> i don't, and i have spent as much or more time as any other governor in the country with him. >> newsom was on a conference call where he insisted voters continue to care deeply about biden. in the past few days, newsom's staff has referred all questions about his travel schedule and political plans to the biden campaign. president biden is now doubling down on his bid for second term. he is pushing back on calls for him to step aside, saying this during a phone interview with msnbc just this morning. >> i am not going anywhere. i wouldn't be running if i didn't absolutely believe th

not rule out a run in the future. >> gavin newsom's plans have not changed one iota . he has his eyes on 2028. >> california will be getting its first in-person look at the new republican vice presidential nominee. jd vance will be in coalinga in fresno county next week for a fundraising lunch. the price for wednesday's event is at least $3300 per person. today, vance made his first solo campaign stop since the rnc. he was in his hometown in the battleground state of ohio. vance took aim at vice president harris. >> i was told i would get to debate kamala harris and snell president trump will get to debate her? i will fight every single day to restore an america that works for americans. i will fight for policies that lower the cost of groceries, lower the cost of your housing, and make life more affordable, not less affordable, as it has been under the democrats. >> vance also made a second campaign stop in virginia. >>> this is a monumental shakeup in the presidential race. coming up at 5:30, we speak with occidental college professor caroline heldman about all of th

i'm grant lotus, vicki liviakis governor newsom's 3 page executive order directs state agencies to come up with policies and plans to clear those encampments from properties that are owned by the state. it also urges local governments to clear encampments and provides them with guidance on how to do so for the order. agencies must help find housing and services for people if they are required to move. it all comes after a u.s. supreme court ruling back in june that gives state and local governments greater authority to remove the unhoused from the streets last year. the u.s. department of housing and urban development tallied more than 181,000 unhoused californians. that's 28% of the nation's total homeless population. we will not see encampments cleared right away because the newsom administration says local governments and state agencies still need time to finalize their plans. well, reaction to the governor's directive came in quickly. bay area cities. they have struggled to deal with a growing number of people living out on the streets. yeah. that's a been a long time issue in conve

this time with governor gavin newsom. in february, the governor's office offered the da attorneys from the california national guard. >> to assist with prosecutions. but as of wednesday, that offer has been withdrawn. we're just trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she chose not to embrace that path and and we have a mechanism with the with the ags office department of justice to to do just that in a letter to da pryce, a member of the governor's staff calls are out saying after several months of communications you have not taken the initial steps of finalizing the memorandum of understanding or deputizing calguard attorneys to work in your office. accordingly, we have decided to shift these resources. i can tell you that my office. >> see you that there were multiple meetings and discussions about the you and that we thought that we were, in fact. addressing the terms and conditions of union. speaking to reporters thursday, price acknowledge they had not signed the memorandum of understanding. >> whi

but you don't have gavin newsom, larry, you don't have gavin newsom. why is gavin not on that? good for you. we don't have gavin newsom. look newsom's campaigned for him. we see it. he's done a good job. newsom is setting himself up for 2028. that's what it's been all along. if he steps in right now on top of a of a harris shoes, so to speak, he's going to split the democratic vote right here in california. democrats remember, are 16% of what it takes to win the nomination. so you really want to think about that in terms of your own futur? if gavin newsom, i think he's smart enough to stay out of it, at least for now, all right. there is a lot in play right now. and the next couple of weeks are going to be very difficult for mr. biden and the democratic party. thank you so much for helping us sort it all out. janelle. jessica. up next, tourists. they're flocking to a small city this summer. we're going to take a look at the effort to prevent overcrowding in these small cities. a company sold him a new phone, plus the promise of an $800 credit. but nearly a year later, nada. i'm

governor newsom issuing a warning about california's wildfire season already off to a destructive start. and there is more speculation tonight from bay area lawmakers about the fate of the presidential race and whether president biden will remain the democratic nominee. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at 730. >> and good evening, everyone. i'm heather holmes, and we begin tonight in san francisco. that's where teenage girl was kidnaped from a bart station. and she has been found safe tonight. police say they also have a suspect in jail. bart police say shortly after 8:00 last night, officers received a call that a 17 year old girl had been forcibly removed from the powell street bart station by a man. investigators say that man is 37 year old jamal blue, and that bart's video surveillance cameras captured the incident. police say the parents of the teenage girl filed a missing persons report. then, seven hours after that initial report of the incident at the bart station, san francisco police found the suspect's car. bart police took blue into custody. police say this does not appear to b

governor newsom says that needs to change.ernor newsom is calling out an oakland police department policy that prevents officers from pursuing suspects at a high speed but in incidents where the suspect is known for committing a violent crime or if there is probable cause that the person has a gun. city councilmember says that policy resulted in people getting away with thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from this walgreens. >> sadly enough i was here to witness this robbery at walgreen as we were cleaning the neighborhood at 7:00 in the morning. i noticed they drove in here with a forklift, tore the door down. >> reporter: he immediately called the police. the police showed up, three, four, five cars and all the young people with their merchandise ran out, got into their cars here but then the police said they can not chase them. >> reporter: he says criminals know that the police can not pursue so they take off, fast. this time of crime resulted in dozens of businesses in his district which includes the fruit vail are

governor gavin newsom started the states retail crime task force and 2019. but it was this year that a new record was set with nearly a quarter of a million stolen goods being recovered. your debate 167% increase and the number of arrests related to those task force. >> efforts that paying dividends and we want to see more work done. sergeant andrew barclay with chp golden gate division says there's been $26,000 and recovered items in the bay area. >> and 1.4 million dollars in assets he described where criminals off an attempt to resell. we see these items listed on things like facebook marketplace craigslist. we see them being sold at. >> flea market. so we see them being sold through third-party retailers online since 2019, chp has been a part of more than 2600 retail theft investigation statewide resulting in the arrests of more than 2800 suspects. sergeant barclay says proactive policing will help prevent future crimes against retail stores. it's not just about responding to crimes that have already happened. it's also about identifying trends and findi

this time with governor gavin newsom. in february, the governor's office offered the da attorneys from the california national guard. >> to assist with prosecutions. but as of wednesday, that offer has been withdrawn. but we're just trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she chose not to embrace that path and and we have a mechanism with with the ags office department of justice to to do just that in a letter to da pryce, a member of the governor's staff calls are out saying after several months of communications you have not taken the initial steps of finalizing the memorandum of understanding or deputizing calguard attorneys to work in your office. accordingly, we have decided to shift these resources. i can tell you that my office. >> see you that there were multiple meetings and discussions about the you and that we thought that we were, in fact. addressing the terms and conditions of union. speaking to reporters thursday, price acknowledge they had not signed the memorandum of understanding. >> whi

el gobernador gavin newsom anunciÓ fondos en subvenciones para el tratamiento de personas enfermas y uso de sustancias. las reacciones no se detienen sobre este tema, sobre la polÉmica ley firmada por el gobernador gavin newsom que prohÍbe que los distritos escolares tengan que informar sobre el cambio de gÉneros de alumnos. reportera: la nueva ley firmada por el honor gavin newsom sobre cambios de pronombres solicitado por estudiantes ha causado reacciones a nivel empresarial. elon musk dijo que por esta ley decidiÓ mudar sus empresas spacex y x al estado de texas. a travÉs de un correo electrÓnico, la oficina del gobernador newson dijo que la nueva ley fortalece las protecciones que existen en california y que van en contra de obligar a los estudiantes a dar a conocer su identidad sexual en las escuelas. tambiÉn dijo que la nueva ley no permite que un estudiante cambie su nombre o identidad de gÉnero en un documento oficial de la escuela sin el consentimiento de los padres. el psiquiatra monterrey recomienda a los padres de familias establecer una comunicaciÓn con sus hijos para cr

this time with governor gavin newsom. in february, the governor's office offered the da attorneys from the california national guard. >> to assist with prosecutions. but as of wednesday, that offer has been withdrawn. we're just trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she chose not to embrace that path and and we have a mechanism with the with the ags office department of justice to to do just that in a letter to da pryce, a member of the governor's staff calls are out saying after several months of communications u have not taken the initial steps of finalizing the memorandum of understanding or deputizing calguard attorneys to work in your office. accordingly, we have decided to shift these resources. i can tell you that my office. >> see you that there were multiple meetings and discussions about the you and that we thought that we were, in fact. addressing the terms and conditions of union. speaking to reporters thursday, price acknowledged they had not signed the memorandum of understanding. >> whic

>> ♪ ♪ >> kayleigh: it only took them five years but gavin newsom is finally taking some action over states homelessness prices thanks toroptsev supreme court ruling, newsom today issued an executive order giving state agencies the green light to clear out thousands of homeless encampments across the state. here's the interesting part. this present homeless pipeline, you know where it all began? kamala harris. prop 47. the regulations the soft on crime policies and now gavin newsom having to clean up the mess of kamala harris. that's all for tonight. god bless america. sean is next. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ speed then welcome to "hannity," tonight, extremism invest -- for love individuals who hate our country are way of life, or desecrating our flag vandalizing our monuments and openly supporting hamas a terrorist organization. in response to the biden paris administration can barely muster a young. johannesburg usual is barely able to get through the day, meanwhile the democratic party's newly anointed presidential nominee kamala harris someone just enough courage to release a written statemen

but you don't have gavin newsom, larry, you don't have gavin newsom. why is gavin not on that? good for you. we don't have gavin newsom. look, newsom's campaigned for him. we've seen it. he's done a good job. newsom is setting himself up for 2028. that's what it's been all along. if he steps in right now on top of a of a harris's shoes, so to speak, he's going to split the democratic vote right here in california. democrats, remember, are 16% of what it takes to win the nomination. so you really want to think about that in terms of your own future? if gavin newsom, i think he's smart enough to stay out of it, at least for now. there you go. all right. still ahead, where san jose is trying to add new nonstop routes with travel levels still not fully recovered from the pandemic i'm back in two. everyone needs to be prepared for wildfires, and nbc bay area responds can help with a fire resource page on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com, slash wildfire help and bookmark the page. there you'll find a lot of good advice, like what to put in your go bag, important insurance infor

governor newsom says he's committed to holding criminals accountable for smash and grabs the security camera footage of retail crimes shows how quickly they can occur. criminals targeting stores and leaving with the stolen merchandise. in a matter of minutes. governor gavin newsom started the states retail crime task force in 2019, but it was this year that a new record was set with nearly a quarter of a million stolen goods being recovered. year-to-date 167% increase and the number of arrests related to those task force. >> efforts that are paying dividends and we want to see more work done. sergeant andrew barclay with chp golden gate division says there's been $26,000 and recovered items in the bay area. >> and 1.4 million dollars in assets. he says criminals often resell stolen items at places like flea markets through third-party retailers and online can range from those small operations all the way to very elaborate operation where we are seeing people across the state working for one specific. >> and that is taking all the stolen items, fencing them and distributing them across

tras la orden ejecutiva de gavin newsom.ilias de bajos ingresos. esta legislación lo que propone son buzones postales gratuitos para las personas que no tengan vivienda o que estén experimentando la falta de una. aseguran que tengan acceso a direcciones postales confiables, lo cual es fundamental para asegurar empleos, vivienda, atención médica, programas de seguridad alimentaria y también otro tipo de servicios. en otra noticia, el senado aprobó un par de proyectos de ley sobre la seguridad en los niños en internet. estas leyes van a exigir a las empresas de redes sociales una mayor protección a los usuarios menores de 17 años. también van a proporcionar a los tutores un mayor control sobre el uso que hacen los menores de una plataforma. impedir la reproducción automática, así como ofrecer a los usuarios una página específica para denunciar contenidos nocivos y una función para borrar contenidos. vamos a la pausa. joaquín guzmán lópez, el hijo del chapo, quien fue detenido en el paso, se declaró no culpable en una corte de

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