but from what we can see inside the railroad museum it didn't dampen the spirits of his supporters. >reporter: thousands of supporters packed the railroad museum in sacramento to congratulate governor jerry brown just hours after getting sworn in for the third time in his career. he free throwed well wishers for about two hours. >> a great day and a great night. we had a wonderful swearing-in with the new governor and excited about getting to work. >> reporter: stephen glazer, one of brown's advisors, said they wanted to keep the celebration simple spending $100,000 of taxpayers money for the ceremony and the reception. all the food and drinks were donated. >> not a shoe string but it has been pared down. the governor is aware and concerned about the state of our economy and you know taxpayer dollars are not being spent on a laugh ishii vent here. >> reporter: and with the changing of this administration optimism ran high. >> four years ago we had arnold, we were excited and positive. we're starting the same with jerry. we hope he brings new stuff. >> others were starstruck by the gov

from this location at the railroad museum.to spend a million dollars or more on the party he will spend about a hundred thousand dollars. he will have free hot dogs at the party. for now reporting from sacramento will tran kron 4 news. >> and in the hours before governors schwarzenegger left office. he committed sentences. the governor said he thought the 16 year prison sentence the best of on was serving was excessive and reduced it to seven years. he pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter for his role in a fight that killed a 22 year-old man. >>: who was 16 when she ambushed and killed her former has been granted clemency by gov. schwarzenegger. she is 32 years old she listens to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the shooting death of george gilbert. they said she was no longer looking working for him when he was shot. >> the story we're following jean antoine will be sworn in later today last night she held a party at the science center. several hundred people attended and she said she will focus on cri

. >> and i'm not here to embrace, did a >> right now, the state railroad museum.s will go on, and with people showed up right now this is a private party. 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. and we show you video earlier about 11:00 a.m. this morning. jerry brown was sworn and the forest third term. previously, he was governor 28 years ago for his third term. this time. he spoke about the tough times that are ahead in tough choices he is going to have to make. promising, no more smoke and

>> right now, the state railroad museum. and the series of events will go on, and with people showed up right now this is a private party. 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. and we show you video earlier about 11:00 a.m. this morning. jerry brown was sworn and the forest third term. previously, he was governor 28 years ago for his third term. this time. he spoke about the tough times that are ahead in tough choices he is going to have to make. promising, no more smoke and mirrors with the state budget problems which is estimated at $28 billion. and the theme today with a toned down,. it dawned with hot dogs, chips. served to anybody who would like to stop by. and there was quite a line this all goes into the seymour and--less formal tone. and spending money that the state does not have. >> the budget that i will present will be painful but honest. this spending items will be maxed with available tax revenue. the choices will have to be made. and different decisions will be taken. at this stage in my life i have not come here to embrace the

memorial auditorium, light party at the capital, hot dog and chips followed by invitation only party railroad museum. events all day long. >> cbs 5 will cover it all day long. simon perez live in sacramento. >>> on his last full day in office governor schwarzenegger granted clemency in two cases reduced a prison sentence from 16 years to 7 for the son of former assembly speaker. he pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and assault with a deadly weapon. it was in connection with a deadly fight near san diego university in 2008. the governor noted he did not deliver the fatal stab wound. >>> governor commuted the sentence of a woman who killed her former pimp as a teenager. sarah had been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for shooting howard in 1994. yesterday, schwartz egger called -- schwarzenegger called the punishment excessive and changed the sentence to 25 years the life with possibility of p role. it cited years of abuse. >> history will be made in oakland. jean kwan will become the city's first female and asian american mayor. sharon chin in oakland with more. bi

be at one of the swearing ins there is so many of them as a matter of fact i am going to the railroad museum though because at 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon, nothing else is happening except gerry's i think it will be hot chocolate and cookies. >> yes, okay thank you. >> and back to you at the news desk. >>> all right phil will be back here live next week for more grilling of course. looking forward to that. >> in addiction to brown's inauguration several others statewide, kamela harris. at 9:00 a.m. tom torlickson at mount diablo high school in concord and dave jones inaugurated as insurance commissioner 5:00 p.m., library galleria sacramento. >>> arnold schwarzenegger in the meantime at a career cross roads he says he is planning to hit the speech circuit and possibly write an auto biography he wants to keep a hand in mitt call act simple. while in office he urged state and regional governments around the world to embrace gas and green house emissions. he may also return to film acting he has been sorting through a flood of offers from the corporate world. >> a couple new years laws effecting

in sacramento followed by a private reception at the railroad museum. lieutenant governor-elect won't leave office, but will apparently leave by next monday. his people saying he will be formally sworn in on or before that date. the mayor wants to wrap up his projects before leaving san francisco. the timing of his exit will affect the board of supervisors. when he takes the office, he will hole an open house for the public to meet he and his family. we will have reporters in sacramento for jerry brown's swearing in. live in oakland, christie smith, today in the bay. >> also taking office today, the san francisco district attorney kamla harris who will be there at the women and arts. you can catch highlight at 5:00 and 6:00. san francisco needs a new district attorney. the san francisco mayor said he will appoint someone in the next few days. he plans to consult with harris before making the appointment. >> another new leader as well. this time in the east bay, jean quan is about to make history to be the first woman and asian american to be mayor of oa

. >> reporter: it does, governor brown arrived here an hour ago, the california state railroad museum. inside turks is a packed house, but like his inauguration today it is a scaled-down event. rushing to office he left 28 years ago, jerry brown is sworn in as california's 39th governor. >> the year ahead will demand courage and sacrifice. >> reporter: with an estimated $28 billion budget deficit, the 72-year-old is inheriting a much different, more troubled state than the one he led almost 30 years ago. >> at this stage of my life, i have not come here to embrace delay and denial. >> reporter: during his previous two terms, brown was criticized for being distracted by his ambition for higher office. this time around, he is too old to run for higher office but after reducing his 98-year-old aunt, he gave a warning to anyone vying for a job. >> those who are hankering after my job, it may be a while, so -- [ laughter ] so, relax. god willing, the genes are good. >> reporter: lieutenant governor-elect, gavin newsom, who first planned to run for the governor's job was in attendance. he d

. >>> thousands of supporters joined governor brown at an inauguration celebration at the railroad museum in old sacramento last night. the governor was there for about two hours but didn't give any speeches. still, the crowd was optimistic about the new administration at the state capital. >> four years ago we had arnold, we were very excited and positive. we're starting off the same way with jerry, you know, and we hope jerry going to bring new better things to us and we're excited about it. >> the inauguration ceremony and reception cost california taxpayers about $100,000. brown's staff says the food and drinks were all donated. >>> all right. well, jean quan is getting an early start on her first full day as mayor of oakland. >> i do. [ applause ] >> in just about 90 minutes from now, quan will meet with police at their morning line- up. she hopes to convince them to make pension concessions to help solve budget problems that resulted in 80 officers being laid off last year. quan is facing a $40 million budget deficit. she is the first asian-american and the first woman to serve as o

and potato chips at the capitol, a party for the public and finally, we are going over to the railroad museum and having an invitation only party there for some more folks. >> showing some cut-backs already, simon perez in sacramento, thanks. >>> before leaving office, former governor schwarzenegger commuted the manslaughter sentence of esteban noonez. >> and he pleaded guilty with voluntary manslaughter and assault with a deadly weapon in connection with a deadly fight near san diego state in 2008. yesterday, the governor reduced the prison sentence from 16 years to seven. and the victim's father calls it a cowardly political deal. >> this was really a total slinking way to do thinks. >> the governor noted in a statement that noonez did not inflict the fatal night wound that killed luis santos. >>> another final act in office, schwarzenegger commuted the life sentence of a woman who killed her former pimp as a teenager. sara cruiseann was convicted for shooting george gilbert howard in 1994. schwarzenegger called the punishment excessive and changed her sentence to 25 years to life, with the

there will be a reception later in the afternoon at the state railroad museum. >>> three other newly elected officials will be elected tomorrow. kamala harris will be sworn in as attorney general in a private ceremony at the museum for history, women and the natters sacramento. at 9 a.m. tom tore lugson will become the superintendent -- torligson will become the superintendent of high school instruction and dave jones will be inaugurated as insurance commissioner at 5 p.m. in sacramento. >>> san francisco mayor gavin newsom is delaying his inauguration of lieutenant governor until his replacement of mayor can be found. >>> oakland's new mayor june qwon will be sworn in tomorrow beginning 9:00 tomorrow morning when she with her family and friends will trace her own and oakland's history. they will walk from chinatown to the fox theater on telegraph avenue. the swearing in ceremony at the fox takes place at 11:00. the city council and school board members will also be sworn in from 6:00 to 9 p.m. qwon will host an open house at city hall. >>> in other bay area headlines tonight arson a

. >> reporter: the first thing the governor plans to do is say hello to his supporters at the railroad museum they are hosting a reception a lively affair different tone than scaled down and somber moments of inaugurals but even then, he had his lighter moments. here is the story. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> without any mental resser vision. >> without any mental reservation. >> really no mental reservation. [ laughter ] >> that was gerry brown having a light moment as he took his third oath of office as the governor of state of california returning after 28 years to lead a state that many people now think is ungovernable. >> this crisis we have to learn to work together as californians first, members of a political party second. >> introduced by his wife ann and former governor's schwarzenegger and grey davis in attendance and diane feinstein and nancy pelosi, brown wasted little time getting to the point. >> it will demand courage and sacrifice the budget i propose will assume each of us elected to do the people's business will rise above

. >> reporter: gasia, we're at the california state railroad museum. this is the site of the governor's inaugural reception. the invite-only party is going on right now and should conclude at 7:00. this comes after a day of public events, the first day of the third brown term as governor. >> as he has been before, the now 39th governor of california remains unpredictable, choosing to walk from his swearing in at memorial auditorium to his vomit toe lost. -- sacramento lost. >> i, jerry brown. >> reporter: his swiring in took two minutes, his speech just 16. with former governor schwarz negativer and davis in the audience, brown laid out the tough road ahead. >> the budget i present next week will be painful but honest. >> reporter: california faces at least a $25 billion budget shortfall. the governor said both political parties must find a way to work together. >> this governor is going to work very hard to get everybody out of their comfort zones, ready to make those tough decisions. >> reporter: after the swearing in, the governor attended a hot dog

first night as the new governor in sacramento after hosting a reception at the california state railroad museum. jerry brown didn't give a speech or talk to reporters. the new governor worked the crowd at an invitation only event that drew about 4,000 people. one of the questions on the minds of many here is how he will deal with the state's budget deficit. one vert says he is the only one that could get it done. >> jerry is a great politician. if anyone is able to convince people what needs to be done it is jerry. >> reporter: one thing he will not be able to count son the federal government. >> the republicans in the house are simply saying no to all those programs. the state and the federal government will have to pull themselves up. >> reporter: brown indicated there there -- will be pain but who will feel it? >> he is going to hit the universities and education and prisons. somehow he will have to close state parks. >> reporter: and he will have to work with republicans who rarely got along with the outgoing republican governor, arnold schwarzenegger. >> it will be a dance and i hope the g

first night as the new governor in sacramento after hosting a reception at the california state railroad museum. jerry brown didn't give a speech or talk to reporters. the new governor worked the crowd at an invitation only event that drew about 4,000 people. one of the questions on the minds of many here is how he will deal with the state's budget deficit. one vert says he is the only one that could get it done. >> jerry is a great politician. if anyone is able to convince people what needs to be done it is jerry. >> reporter: one thing he will not be able to count son the federal government. >> the republicans in the house are simply saying no to all those programs. the state and the federal government will have to pull themselves up. >> reporter: brown indicated there there -- will be pain but who will feel it? >> he is going to hit the universities and education and prisons. somehow he will have to close state parks. >> reporter: and he will have to work with republicans who rarely got along with the outgoing republican governor, arnold schwarzenegger. >> it will be a dance and i hope the g

at the state railroad museum. he spent $100,000.spent 100,000 and he will selcertain free hot dogs that tt party. >> we will be streaming in live on or what web site at www.kron4.com. , law harris will be sworn in today the first woman to be elected as attorney general. she is holding the inauguration at the museum for history and women. it takes place at 1:00 p.m. the wearing none of news some you was scheduled to be sworn in today but it was to stick around and make sure there francisco gets a new mayor. he wants his supervisors which takes office more to picking his successor in january 10th is a date set for his post inaugural celebration. we will be back in a moment. 10 05 a.m. alive look from our melt in camera. there is blue skies up above, foggy in some parts of the bank. this year's 70 forecast temperatures in the '50s as we head towards the end of the week we had another degree or two toward temperatures. getting up to 60 by thursday. there will be morning fog in the north bay and east bay valley but that will burn off set

party scheduled for the capitol and then after that elizabeth an invitation only party at the railroad museumay of coverage here. >> i have a feeling this will be a different gerry brown than governor moonbeam people are used to. >> reporter: well, he got that idea because he came up with the idea of putting communications satellites up in space well before anyone thought that was a good idea. they were cutting edge at the time and have proven to pan out we will see if he comes up with new ideas for the future as well. >> interesting, simon perez live this morning in sacramento. >>> governor schwartz egger wrapped up his 7 years in office with a thank you. >> i came to california, four decades ago with absolutely nothing. and because of this state, welcoming me with open arms i gained absolutely everything my family my career all my successes, i owe to california. >> on his last full day in office, schwarzenegger commuted the manslaughter sentence of nunoz the son of former assembly speaker. he pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter, assault with a deadly weapon. it was in connection with a

the california state railroad museum in old sacramento. he arrived a short time ago for his inaugural reception. it's a low key affair in line with today's other inaugural event. at a speech that he gave this morning was typical jerry brown. short, with humor, and with ominous remarks about the job ahead. >> i, jerry brown >> do solemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> reporter: 60 seconds into his swearing in, perhaps the most memorable moment of the day. >> that i take this obligation freely. >> without any mental reservations. >> without any mental reservation. [ laughter ] really, no mental reservations. [ laughter ] . >> reporter: reservations would be understandable, with california facing at least a $25 billion deficit, and lawmakers seemingly unable to solve it. >> and remain in the respective comfort zones, rehearsing and rehashing old political positions. perhaps that's the reason why the public holds the state government in such low esteem. >> reporter: the governor's work together message is easier said than done, especially if

later thousands of supporters were invited to join governor brown at the railroad museum in old sacramento. the crowd was optimistic about the new administration at the state capital. >> four years ago we had arnold, we were very excited and positive. we're starting off the same way with jerry, you know, and we hope jerry going to bring new better things to us and we're excited about it. >> the inauguration ceremony and reception cost california taxpayers about $100,000. brown's staff says the food and drinks were all donated. >>> and oakland's new mayor is getting an early start today on her first full day on the job. >> i do. [ applause ] >> about a hour from now, quan will meet with police at their morning line- up. she hopes to convince them to make pension concessions to help solve budget problems that resulted in 80 officers being laid off last year. quan is facing a $40 million budget deficit. >>> the political maneuvering continues over when a new mayor will be chosen in san francisco. today the board of supervisors may try to reach the necessary six votes on who should be interim

. >>> thousands of supporters joined governor brown at his inauguration celebration at the railroad museum in old sacramento last night. he was there for two hours, made no speeches. still the crowd was optimistic about the new administration at the state capital. >>> four years ago we had arnold and were excited and positive. we are starting up the same way with jerry. we hope he will bring better things to us. we're excited. >> the inauguration ceremony and reception cost california taxpayers about $100,000. brown's staff says the food and drinks were all donated. >>> the political maneuvering continues over when a new mayor will be chosen in san francisco. today the board of supervisors may try to reach the necessary six votes on who should be interim mayor. outgoing mayor gavin newsom is delaying his inauguration as lieutenant governor to try to prevent the board from choosing his replacement. he wants to wait until after a newly elected board that's more politically moderate takes office on saturday. >> he's just creating a little bit of chaos around here. he has decided he wants to m

he will end the day with a private reception at the california railroad museum. now, claudine wong is there in sacramento. she will will bring us a live report in our next half hour. >>> still no word when gavin newsom will be sworn in as lieutenant-governor but we do know it will happen sometime before january 10th. his office says that's when his inaugural celebration will take place and he's set to be formally sworn in on or before that date. gavin newsom was scheduled to take office today but his office says he still has a couple of projects to clinic -- to finish. that may give a chance to appoint his new successor and also picking a new district attorney. and kamala is harris's inauguration ceremony for attorney general will be at 1::00 this afternoon. she's the first woman would be elected as the state's attorney general. >>> in a few hours, jean quan will be sworn in. seven other elected officials will also take the society of office at the fox oakland theater. many oakland residents want to know how mayor-elect quan will legal with the crime. >> we're re