governor gavin newsom pulled his kids out of summer camp, his son sitting maskless inside. newsom's can indications director said the unvaccinated children unmasked indoors, their kids will no longer be attending the camp. california's current guidance for children age 2 through 11 says they must wear masks during summer camp. all kids mask up when they return to school this fall was the picture surfaced, critics saying this is rules for thee not for me junior addition, responded by pulling it out of camp. todd: i don't like dragging kids into this horrible stuff. a horrible response i newsom's pr people ignore the problem and that is part of the problem why he is being recalled. simone biles on her early exit. jillian: what a bummer, she pulled out of olympic competition yesterday it revealed it wasn't because of a physical injury but because of mental health. take a listen. >> i took a setback. i didn't want to do something silly and get injured. it has been stressful. put mental health first because if you don't, you're not going to enjoy your sport, it is okay to sit ou

meanwhile, governor gavin newsom is not ruling out the possibility of a statewide mask mandate. this comes as the infectious delta variant spreads and covid-19 cases rise in california and some counties have been taking the issue into their own hands. kron four's. ashley zavala explains the latest update from the governor and how the covid rules could impact his recall election. ashley. >> yes. and as you mentioned, some counties have either taking the matter into their own hands either requiring or encouraging mask use indoors for everyone. regardless of your vaccination status. the governor, gavin newsome is not yet ready to say whether that statewide mask mandate will return. >> well, see that the end of the day, the epidemiology, the spread, the variance make that determination. governor gavin newsome responding to questions about the possibility his administration will bring back a statewide mask mandate. state data show as of tuesday. 61 1% of the state's population is vaccinated. >> newsome noting that's not the case for all of california. he spoke inside of the school in

i california restaurant owner has decided to ignore gavin newsom's new edicts, throwing open his eatery to the unvaccinated and mask lists. he's here tonight on why he's doing it his own way and why he isn't scared of the repercussions. plus one of the most embarrassing displays you will ever see from a sitting united states congressman. raymond arroyo has a cringeworthy video in seen and unseen. but for a star general discontent. that's a focus of tonight's angle. now towards the end of the show last night i interviewed a guess that you have probably never heard of before. josiah lippincott, a marine vet and a student at hillsdale college shared a sock, because shocking story that i think it speaks volumes about the state of today's current military leadership. major general patrick donahoe, the commanding officer at fort benning, georgia, apparently has so much time on his hands that he decided to take up a fight with him, who would criticize the military's obsession with getting young healthy service personnel vacs. although the dod had tragically lost 36 service members due to covid

. >> reporter: last week california governor gavin newsom signed a bill to crack down on retail thefts by setting up taskforces to focus on high crime areas. todd: thanks. jillian: a conservative podcast are calling out liberals who support defunding the police saying the movement is as dangerous as it is illogical. >> anybody who says there is no proof police prevent violent crimes, get rid of the police in your neighborhood and see how that works out for violent crime your neighborhood. that's like saying there is no proof water is wet. it is insane. >> reporter: democratic activists blame police for the rise in crime, davis blames it on the left-wing movement. todd: kevin mccarthy request a meeting with president biden to discuss how the us can respond to the situation in cuba. it reads, quote, this is a moment the united states can change the course of human history for the better. we must support human brothers and sisters as they take control of their future and liberate themselves. lawmakers reportedly concerned in action from the administration will do more harm. jillian: aaron

governor gavin newsom and wait until you hear just how much this is going to cost us. >>> plus, ups facing a lawsuit. by a group of workers claim they were not getting paid. >> the nightlife is coming back. >>> good news for commuters. the big announcement from bart. >>> coming up on the tonight at 7:00, what drives a serial arsonist. that is what terrified neighbors and a north oakland neighborhood. >> you trying to piece it all together and you are just like was this an attempt to actually set, really set fire or is this like a warning, are they going to come back? >> what residents are doing to get answers. french port front porch arsonists, only tonight at kpix5 at >>> the date has been set for the recall election of governor gavin newsom. to be held on september 14. was announced this afternoon by the lieutenant governor, -- for the cost of the special election. $276 million. >> some employees in walnut creek are suing the company over some of their work during the pandemic. the form please claim that ups tempered with their timecards. withheld some of their pay, even though they were

and then going forward, to september 30 of this year. >> governor gavin newsom says an additional $2 billion would go toward paying 100% of water and electric bills for qualified individuals. the governor is facing a recall and spoke from los angeles county, today, highlighting his comeback plan with money for homelessness, for schools, for wildfire resilience, and for drought support. >>> the united states is seeing a 47% jump in the average number of new daily covid cases compared to last week, prompting an urgent push for americans to get the shot, and soon. the spread of the fast-moving delta variant across the united states is putting increased pressure on americans who have yet to get vaccinated. >> any variance that emerges is of concern, to us, because of the possibility that it is transmissible, it may change the severity of illness. >> the cdc is monitoring a surge in covid cases in schools across the south and the west, especially in under vaccinated areas. >> one of the behaviors that is driving the spread of infection is people want to be over and acting as if it is over

gavin newsom is facing a recall election voters will decide whether or not to unseat the governor on september the 14th that's roughly about 10 weeks. weeks from now. ktvu is elissa harrington joins us live to tell us what's coming next. alyssa? well, certainly going to be a very busy summer for governor gavin newsom in those candidates running against him now sets off the final weeks before the election to do some campaigning. changes coming for california and retirement is coming for gavin newsom former san diego mayor kevin faulconer is one of several candidates hoping to oust governor gavin newsom and take his spot as governor of california. a recall election is set for september. 14th republicans are wasting no time campaigning with only 10 weeks until election day. the polling shows republicans have an 80% interest rate, and i think meaning those who care about this race and i think the winner of this election as someone who actually comes forward with solutions. tom del beccaro, chair of rescue california, said republicans are motivated they plan to target independents and dem

wildfires, homeless crisis, california governor gavin newsom is offering $330 million in tax breaks to hollywood. the new law brings the available total to $660 million over two years but this is happening as mexico is seeing a boom to tv and film production business, bringing in $623 million in activity, offering a tax incentive. it is not just new mexico, new york, same thing, george offering taxes so if gavin newsom wants to fix the problem maybe look at the taxes in your state. todd: the sticky ben and jerry's situation grows. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis weighing in on the decision to boycott israel. he wrote, quote, the state of florida does not tolerate discrimination against the state of israel or the israeli people including boycotts and divestments targeting israel. the texas cop killer glenn hagar making a statement saying texans made clear they stand with israel. actions that could undermine his relapse economy and people, he went on to say texas is considering banning ben and jerry's in the state but we have bell in texas. you will be okay. todd: get your

and i'm gavin newsome. i'm having nightmares right now. >> and i'll just add the economy and jobs on top of few probable. thanks a lot. thank you so much. under 2 months away now from the recall election. we'll definitely have you back and there's much more on our poll. by the way, that we asked about what people think of the governor and the recall and that's all on kron. 4 dot com. you can read the full poll results right. ther >> it's 7.42 right now. and in the south bay guess what's fact the gilroy garlic festival. first time we've seen in 2 years. but this is the 42nd year of this festival and things are going to look different. its drive-thru now. so which i like james because i don't like the smell of garlic says keep it in your own car. okay. you can enjoy that garlic in your car. here's how you're going to do it. you preorder your favorite food item and then you pick it up to the drive-thru, which is set up gilroy presbyterian church and the got other stuff farm to table dinner at 4 key knows winer

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and i'm gavin newsome. i'm having nightmares right now. >> and i'll just add the economy and jobs on top of few probable. thanks a lot. thank you so much. under 2 months away now from the recall election. we'll definitely have you back and there's much more on our poll. by the way, that we asked about what people think of the governor and the recall and thyt's all on kron. 4 dot com. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ after a two-year hiatus. the gilroy garlic festival is back things to look a little different, though. >> it's to go the festival will take place each of the next 2 weekends as a drive-thru event. you preorder your food items and then you pick them up and a drive-thru at it's going to be set up at the gilroy presbyterian search church and there's a farm to table dinner and 14 owes winery. ther

well following the recall against governor gavin newsome. another new poll now shows support for the recall as it continues to grow. ashley zavala has more on the numbers and how the governor is responding. >> this latest berkeley igs poll says governor newsom's approval rating is under water. among those who are most likely to vote in this recall. >> we're going to defeat this. a partisan effort. governor gavin newsome responding to recent polls showing a growing number of voters are leaning in an unfavorable direction for him now weeks before his recall election. a new berkeley igs and la times poll released tuesday showed 47% of likely voters would vote yes to recall the governor. >> with 50% saying they would keep him in office. the poll echoing results from an inside california politics and emerson college poll which showed a similar scenario. if the recall were held today, pointing to recent budget action. he's taken in fresno tuesday. the governor says he's confident he'll overcome the special election on september 14th continue to do

. >>> first, the recall date is set for gavin newsom, so now what? joining us to talk about this is california political strategist gary schrager. thank you for joining us. certainly, the headline making news we have been watching so closely. this was a move to fast track this recall election, why the haste in all of this? >> great question. the answer is governor newsome and his board of advisors were very smart, looking at the current environment. they are today going, hey, we are in pretty good shape, looks like we will beat the recall, let's hold the election as quickly as we can before anything changes. >> it certainly feels like this have been in the works for some time, but the decision to hold the election september 14th seems like it happened quickly. do you think it came out of the blue, or was this strategic as well? >> this was strategic. we are sitting there, being the local advisors, going, everything is under control, you know nothing terrible is happening in the last few weeks. that can always change, let's just go while we are on top

. >> the new date is christmas in july for gavin newsom and his team. they have got to be popping the champagne corks today. >> reporter: senior politico's california playbook karla maranucci explained september gives republicans less time to wage a campaign against newsom. >> they were looking for months to be able to pound newsom on his reporter: republicans have their own take. one of the main recall proponents. how do you think the timing of the recall date will impact this election? >> i think it's going to actually be a huge problem for him and less of a problem for us. august, september, october, november, if you're a bad governor, you're a bad governor. >> reporter: dunsmore thinks the delta variant and election timing with back to school could be problematic for newsom. >> i think they were expecting that covid will be gone. people will forget and he's home free. people aren't going to forget. >> reporter: is governor newsom pleased with the september 14th recall date? >> i mean we're ready to go. >> reporter: senior wip e repu answer my questi

pelosi was at an event in southern california. >> gavin newsom. he's been a great governor of california. he will prevail in the call. unfortunate that isn't wasted of time to go down that path. but it is one that is allowed 4. so we respect it. we'll be sure get you some details. >> governor newsom's recall elections set for september 14th speaker pelosi also celebrated the first day of the child tax credit payments heading to millions of families. those credits are all part of the biden administration's american rescue plan reporter chrihtina pascucci has more from los angeles. >> lawmakers say this advance child tax credit will slash the child poverty rate by as much as 40% impacting millions of children nationwide. >> this is a very special day. this is the day when it's a promise fulfilled. president biden and his campaign said that help is on the way today. help us here. this expansion will significantly reduce child poverty and racial disparities. we're talking about increased income security, more flexibility to families and the ability to

governor gavin newsom's recall election date is set fish alina. now for september 14, random election date, but it is a unique circumstance. kron four's ashley zavala explains what led to today's announcement and she has the reaction now coming in. >> lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis making governor gavin newsom's recall election date official. it's set for september 14th lockett's released a statement thursday saying, quote, although the window of time from which i could select a date was narrow. i believe we've chosen a fair and reasonable date for this election to take place. it's always been my intention to choose an election day that gives election officials and the public ample time to ensure a smooth election with broad participation september 14th is the day local elections officials pointed to as the earliest possible date. they could handle noting because this will be an all vote by mail election ballots need to be printed and sent meanwhile, polling places need to be set up and staffed lock us is announcement is the end of a domino

governor gavin newsome responding to recent polls showing a growing number of voters are leaning in an unfavorable tirection for him now weeks before his recall election. a new berkeley igs and la times poll released tuesday showed 47% of likely voters would vote yes to recall the governor. >> with 50% saying they would keep him in office. the poll echoing results from an inside california politics and emerson college poll which showed a similar scenario. if the recall were held today, pointing to recent budget action. he's taken in fresno tuesday. the governor says he's confident he'll overcome the special election on september 14th continue to do that. good work. >> i think we're going to be okay on election day. the california republican party pounced on the ball chairwoman jessica millan patterson tuesday tweeted we're ready to win the latest poll noted turnout is likely to be far higher among republicans. the democrats and no party preference voters newsom's anti recall campaign says it's working to boost democrat enthusiasm to participate. they need to appreciate what's at stake.

governor gavin newsom calling on the federal government to send more resources. >> you can't walk away, not with this climate. not with this drought. not with this heat index. not with these heat domes over the coast of the u.s. this is life and death. you can't just fight fires the way we did 20, 30, 40 years ago. >> newsom joined nevada's governor to meet with fire crews battling the tamarack fire. flames from that one have burned more than 68,000 acres. cbs news reporter anna warner was at that press conference today, and she spoke with metheg behind me, you've seen it before, unfortunately. and we're seeing too much of it already early in the year. now, governor gavin newsom was out here today to talk about the fact that they say they need a lot more help from the federal government and from the u.s. forest service because they need more bodies. they need more money. they need more time. and the fires are just that much more intense that they're basically, you know, asking the white house, hey, please, we need more help. >> you know, you bring up good point, because i think a lot o

. >> the new date is christmas in july for gavin newsom and his team. they have got to be popping the champagne corks today. >> reporter: senior politico's california playbook karla maranucci explained september gives republicans less time to wage a campaign against newsom. >> they were looking for months to be able to pound newsom on his weaknesses which they think homelessness, crime rising in the cities. >> reporter: republicans have their own take. one of the main recall proponents. how do you think the timing of the recall date will impact this election? >> i think it's going to actually be a huge problem for him and less of a problem for us. august, september, october, november, if you're a bad governor, you're a bad governor. >> reporter: dunsmore thinks the delta variant and election timing with back to school could be problematic for newsom. >> i think they were expecting that covid will be gone. people will forget and he's home free. people aren't going to forget. >> reporter: is governor newsom pleased with the september 14th recall date? >>

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you're going to have destructive fires like we're seeing. >> the chief says governor gavin newsom's announcement of 12 additional aircraft beefing up the fleet to 60 will make the current air assault even more it adds an additional layer of the look of a firefight resources that are available to us and allows us to be aggressive with our initial attacks in our in our of fight. >> against the ongoing fires. but absolutely just another available 12 additional tools that we have in our toolbox as the weekend unfold and the battle continues. chief had this message. the biggest threat that we're facing out in the in the in the open spaces and across the state are human activity and that could be something as simple as a car accident reportedly maintain vehicle. >> or doing defensible space peer into the wrong time of day. as we very much have a significant role in preventing the next dixie fire. the next that could potentially impact the community or even an individual. >> to reset is stasio kron. 4 news. >> and now to our drought coverage a california water officials say the thieves are making off w

but governor gavin newsom is not yet ready to say whether that statewide mask mandate will return well, but most will see that the end of the day, the epidemiology, the spread. >> the variance make that determination. governor gavin newsome responding to questions about the possibility his administration will bring back a statewide mask mandate. state data show as of tuesday 61% of the state's population is vaccinated. >> newsome noting that's not the case for all of california. he spoke inside of the school into larry county where the vaccination rate is below the state average. we'll have that masking well, got vaccinated covid-19 cases. the positivity rate and hospitalizations continue to climb in california has state officials say the delta variant accounts for already 60% of the cases sequenced in july. the governor would not say if there's a certain data point or threshold. state leaders are waiting to reach before reinstating restrictions. i think we'll get through i'm not we're not looking to do any physical distancing, any social distancing when i looking to close anything dow

governor gavin newsom made that announcement in oakland yesterday. starting next month all 246,000 state employees will either need to provide proof of vaccination or accept weekly covid testing. the governor blasted conservative politicians and pundits. >> we're exhausted by the ron johnsons and the tucker carlsons, by the perpetuating misinformation around the vaccine. >> the health care providers have until august 23rd to get all their employees to comply with the new rule. a spokesperson for the governor says there are no current plans to issue fines. >>> younger kids could be closer to being eligible for a covid vaccine. moderna says it plans to expand the size of its trial in kids 5 to 11. the company is actively talking with the fda about it. moderna says the expansion will, quote, increase the likelihood of detecting rarer events. the vaccine could be ready for approval for the younger age group this winter or early next year. >>> former senator barbara boxer attacked and robbed near jack london square. >> this happened in the middle of the d

governor gavin newsom's recall election date is set fish alina. now for september 14, random election date, but it is a unique circumstance. kron four's ashley zavala explains what led to today's announcement and she has the reaction now coming in. >> lieutenant governor i

we're just about 3 months away from governor gavin newsom's recall election republican assemblyman kevin kiley from rockland east of sacramento has now entered the race. kylie has been a vocal critic of governor newsome specifically his handling of the pandemic and the current state of emergency. he says corruption at the state level as a reason californians sacrifice the most with the least return. >> this is going to be among the most next. you know, 70 days that we've had. in california history. and we really can address the issue head of why is california, the family. why is our state declining? why is the state where everyone used to be. the state where anyone can get ahead. the state that so many people can't wait to leave behind. why do we pay the highest taxes get drive over the potholes. why did we have the worst and yet have among the worst public health outcomes. in short. why do we sacrifice the most as california citizens and you get at least in return. and the answer i know from my 5 years in the legislature is political corruption. we have a state government that simply do

gavin newsom was grilled about that specific lot today but he says it's not to blame. >> the evidence doesn't back it up on the last three decades we've seen a significant decline in crime in the state. you are seeing crime increase in red states that have no criminal justice reform commensurate with the crime rates we are seeing here in california. so i think that's an easy scapegoat for a folks come people who never supported those initiatives in the first place. >> dagen: business owners and employees that have to deal with the surgeon theft are calling his bluff. >> this lawlessness, people just are ultimately coming in and stealing stuff. >> people want to leave their stuff out because they are afraid someone might snatch and grab it. >> up and down the street, broken into in broad daylight and people walk out with stuff. >> dagen: greg, i know you have something very exciting to say because he told me earlier, let's go. d3 is gavin newsom being that cynically -- or stupid or that the is going down simply because they are not processing it? is it that obvious as you see these num

newsome. if he is recalled. let's take a look at where the candidates stand right now. more than 1000 registered california voters were asked the question which candidate would you vote for to replace governor gavin newsome. if he's recalled those who have made up their minds largely favor. lder who brought in about 16% of the vote. businessman. john and former san diego mayor kevin faulconer responded about 6% of the vote followed closely by state assembly member kevin kiley and reality star caitlyn jenner each with 4%. the elder has a strong lead to replace governor newsom if he is recalled, it's still anyone's race. that number in the bottom corner leaves a lot of hope for other names on the ballot. 53% of people polled still haven't made up their minds. on the ballot in the upcoming recall election elders to the secretary of state's office after the office left him off the ballot over what it says was an issue with his tax returns. the judge that the law would have disqualified him is only

supporters of the effort to recall governor gavin newsome held a rally in the city tuesday. the group rescue, california says it's working to create a safer golden state. they were joint outside city hall by family members of murder victims, including marc klaas. you might remember his daughter polly was kidnapped and murdered in the bay area in the 90's. claus is particularly upset with newsom's death penalty moratorium which he says gave life to his daughter's killer. he says the newsom administration is ushered in an era where criminals are not being held accountable. >> the reason that i'm here, the reason that harriet are the reason that we're all here is because we really had enough. it's come down to either us or them. and so far it seems to be them. so we're trying to get the people to understand that governor newsome is a danger. he's a threat to the citizens of california. >> now the group claims governor newsom's leadership has led to many dangerous criminals being back on the streets. well, the nba has crowned a new champion. the milwaukee bucks beat the phoenix

governor gavin newsome responding to recent polls showing a growing number of voters are leaning in an unfavorable direction for him now weeks before his recall election. a new berkeley igs and la times poll released tuesday showed 47% of likely voters would vote yes to recall the governor with 50% saying they would keep him in office. the poll echoing results from an inside california politics and emerson college poll which showed a similar scenario. if the recall were held today, pointing to recent budget action. he's taken in fresno tuesday. the governor says he's confident he'll overcome the special election on september 14th continue to do that. good work. >> think we're going to be okay on election day. the california republican party pounced on the ball chairwoman jessica millan patterson tuesday tweeted we're ready to win the latest poll noted turnout is likely to be far higher among republicans than democrats and no party preference voters newsom's anti recall campaign says it's working to boost democrat enthusiasm to participate. they need to appreciate what's at stake. >> i

governor gavin newsom has issued a state of emergency tonight as wildfires torched the northern part of the state. good evening. i'm andre senior. christina is off the order covers alpine county where the tamarack fire is burning, along with plumas butte and less in counties where the fly in dixie fires are burning to ktvu deborah villalon is live in sonoma county tonight with how crews from all over california are helping deb. all andre sonoma county knows what it's like to need help enduring several devastating wildfires in recent years at times like this mutual aid is essential. video from a santa rosa fire crew on the dixie fire, which straddles butte and plumas counties. departments across the bay area have sent strike teams fires of this size, unfortunately, seem to becoming the new normal, so we're like many other agencies across california, getting fairly used to, unfortunately responding to fires like this. i think we're all eager for a break the dixie fire almost tripled in size in three days. the fire seems to be outpacing the efforts there, spotting over a mile long in fr

governor gavin newsome had a visit to the bay area. monday while he was here. he signed a bill into passable. the dedicate billions of dollars from the state's budget surplus to tackle homelessness. you need 3 things to actually make an impact on homelessness. you need to have a plan. state. didn't have one for decades need to have the resources even if they had a plan, they didn't have the money. >> and 3 got a political well, all those 3 things are in evidence in the state of california today. >> under governor newsom's california comeback plan 12 billion dollars would be used to tackle the homeless crisis over the next 2 years. he also says the money will help create 42,000 new housing units and also expand the state's project homekey program which buys motel rooms to house the homeless. and we're taking a live look at tokyo, japan where the 2020 olympics are set to begin in just 3 days. but excitement for the event is being met with nerves over rising covid cases, including some in the olympic village. well, this after 3 us athletes tested positive for covi

governor gavin newsome making the announcement monday in oakland after months of allowing workers to self attest to their vaccination status. the state will require proof for those affected workers who are not vaccinated they'll need to get tested weekly and wear masks under state protocols. we. >> our sincere and then our belief and desire that we needt to step things up at this stage of the pandemic. our projections are sobering. 62% of the state's population is now fully vaccinated but covid-19 in california continues to rise. monday's announcement comes as state officials say the delta variant accounts for 80% of cases recently sequenced in california. they say hospitalizations have tripled since the beginning of june. the delta variant has really changed the game a bit. >> this is not. >> as said, your grandmother's covid anymore. it's not the covid we dealt with a year ago. this is a very different beast. >> now state officials reiterated this is not a vaccine mandate for those state workers and health care workers. and even though this only applies to those groups. for now. st

governor gavin newsome speaking remotely in a meeting on wildfires with the president, vice president and other west coast governors all staring down the threat of another intense fire season to radically change our presentation force management policies or suppression policies are pre positioning. posses truth we're playing catch-up. >> this is an area has been under resourced. but that's going to change if we have do president joe biden announced wednesday, his administration is immediately hiring more federal firefighters and boosting their pay that along with an effort to use more technology to detect and respond to fire. >> more funding for forest management projects and initiatives to increase the country's permanent firefighting force. it was welcome news for governor gavin newsome who noted firefighting resources across the country last year. the stretched so thin california had to call israel and australia music to my ears. while the federal government announced a new effort. some republican lawmakers say the state should also be doing more, especially on wildfire prevention.

gavin newsom has failed this great city and he's failing our great state. as violent crime is skyrocketing in every part of california. faulconer who left office last december claim that his experiences as mare qualify him to be governor when pressed to explain a recent increase in violent crime in san diego faulconer deferred to his record as mayor proud again, that we were voted the safest big city in america. i was i was proud that we did not defund the police and i was proud that we stand up and we do the right thing. faulconer also said that even though the delta variant of the coronavirus is spreading rapidly in california. he does not support a statewide mask. mandate. know he did concede he would consider the idea if the cdc were to recommend it will always listen to what they said will look to see what they come out. what. >> and i think you have to constantly adapt as things get closer. >> back live now the cdc did updated guidelines earlier today. no word yet about mister faulconer. i has any opinion on that. but for now in san francisco, charles

governor gavin newsome declaring a state of emergency this weekend to help local governments in siskiyou county last and and lewis counties. >> the red flag warning is in effect here at home for the folks living in the east and north bay hills along with the santa cruz mountains. we're also monitoring for the threat of dry lightning that could spark a dangerous wildfires. kron four's gayle ong live for us now in berkeley with how firefighters are preparing for. >> the fire danger ahead. >> justine and jonathan. yeah, a concern for those who live in the berkeley hills. firefighters across the bay area, though they are staffed up with extra strike, teams dozers and air support hoping for the best. firefighters are keeping a close eye on the hills and mountains. a red flag warning is in effect monsoonal moisture from arizona could create dry thunderstorms here in the bay area. the concern dry lightning sparking new wildfires. we do have. >> of the few dozers that we can our disposal. you know, department we also have plenty of resources within our jurisdiction and the neighboring jurisdicti

. >> in pleasanton michelle kingston kron 4 news tonight, governor gavin newsom says he is not ruling out the possibility of a statewide mask mandate. >> that's because of the spread of covid-19 infections across the golden state. california seven-day positivity rate has now jumped a full percent from this time last week. more than 4700 new infections have been reported here in california in just the past. 24 hours nearly 200 more people are now hospitalized. 11 more in the icu. the delta variant now accounting for 60% of all cases. new here in california. the main reason infections are on the rise. a lot of folks who are not vaccinated. >> in contra, costa county, for example, city leaders are now advocating drastic measures as they put it, to convince people to get their shots health officials in the county released a statement saying they've so far documented 875 new covid cases in the county. the biggest single week total in months adding that recent information shows the infection rate among people who are not fully vaccinated is about 11 times higher. then the case right. for pe

our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has details on what to expect now. >> governor gavin newsom's campaign quickly came out to say they look forward to voters rejecting this recall. meanwhile, his opponents say they're ready. >> lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis making governor gavin newsom's recall election date official. it's set for september 14th lockett's released a statement thursday saying, quote, although the window of time from which i could select a date was narrow. i believe we've chosen a fair and reasonable date for this election to take place. it's always been my intention to choose an election day that gives election officials and the public ample time to ensure a smooth election with broad participation september 14th is the day local elections officials pointed to as the earliest possible date. they could handle noting because this will be an all vote by mail election ballots need to be printed and sent meanwhile, polling places need to be set up and staffed lock us is announcement is the end of a domino effect that began thursday morning. the department of fin

governor gavin newsome responding to recent polls showing a growing number of voters are leaning in an unfavorable direction for him now weeks before his recall election. a new berkeley igs and la times poll released tuesday showed 47% of likely voters would vote yes to recall the governor with 50% saying they would keep him in office. the poll echoing results from an inside california politics and emerson college poll which showed a similar scenario. if the recall were held today, pointing to recent budget action. he's taken in fresno tuesday. the governor says he's confident he'll overcome the special election on september 14th continue to do that. good work. >> i think we're going to be okay on election day. the california republican party pounced on the ball chairwoman jessica millan patterson tuesday tweeted we're ready to win the latest poll noted turnout is likely to be far higher among republicans than democrats and no party preference voters newsom's anti recall campaign says it's working to boost democrat enthusiasm to participate. they need to appreciate what's at stake. >>

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kennedy: how he and gavin newsom choose teachers unions over parents is so far beyond me. i will never understand that. and speaking of parents of young kids, and major cities like new york and san francisco, kat, they are opting out of kindergarten. they are leaving and double digits they do know their kids to get started in little kids need to see faces. >> they need to see faces. i hate the argument we talk about masks it's not that hard. if you do not understand the value in us as human beings being able to see each other all these things are communicated through expression i do not even know where to start with you. that's also a skill he learned from being around it. if kids in these very developmental years, all of their interactions are mast interactions the on ten they see faces on when their instagram they're going to be after grandma's funeral and they are not going to not face to make. so much of life is knowing what face to make. that is something you learn organically. it's about much more than it's not that hard it so much more than that. kennedy: before you

governor gavin newsome asking all of us to reduce our water consumption by 15% as well. kron four's phillipe djegal has more on ways to conserve your water. >> on average. the east bay municipal utility district says single-family customers use about 250 gallons of water per day. that number can vary based on where you live and the size of your lot. but if you consume 250 gallons of water on a daily basis. a 15% reduction amounts to 37 and a half gallons of water are asking folks to be efficient and watering their landscaping. >> to find and repair leaks and to be mindful of their indoor water. use a good place to start is the toilet older models can use up to 5 gallons per flush newer high efficiency toilets use about 1.2 gallons per flush. >> by installing a high efficiency toilet. the state says a household can save 19 gallons per person each day. if there are multiple people in your home. you can achieve the 15% goal by upgrading the toilet alone keeping showers under 5 minutes can also save 12 and a half gallons for a shower when using water efficient shower heads.

the program officially begins in the fall semester. >> governor gavin newsome paid a visit to the bay area today signing a bill in sebastopol that dedicates billions of dollars from the state's budget surplus to tackle homelessness. you need 3 things to actually make an impact on homelessness. you need to have a plan. state. didn't have one for decades need to have the resources even if they had a plan, they didn't have the money. and 3 got a political well, all those 3 things are in evidence in the state of california. today. under governor newsom's california comeback plan 12 billion dollars would be used to tackle the homeless crisis over the next 2 years. he says the money will help create 42,000 new housing units while also expanding the state's project homekey program which buys motel rooms to house the homeless. the drama in the upcoming recall election against governor gavin newsome taking another twist today. these 3 candidates that you see right here now looking to see the governor say they plan to sue california secretary of state republican kevin faulconer says that he wan

kylie has been a vocal critic of governor gavin newsome specifically his handling of the pandemic and the current state of emergency. he says corruption at the state level is the reason californians sacrifice the most with the lease return. >> this is going to be among the most next. you know, 70 days that we've had. in california history. and we really can address the issue had all of why is california the family. why is our state declining? why is the state where everyone used to be. the state where anyone can get ahead. the state that so many people now can't wait to leave behind. why do we pay the highest taxes get drive over the defense potholes. why did we have the worst and yet out among the worst public health outcomes. in short. why do we sacrifice the most as california citizen is and you get at least in return. and the answer i know from my 5 years in the legislature is political corruption. we have a state government that simply doesn't serve the people of california doesn't serve the public interest. and this recall was our opportunity to change that. >> now ahead of the

gavin newsom is only interested in himself, upon interested in keeping his position. he's not interested in the people. he hasn't done one thing for the people. every time he turns around he's doing it for special interests. we have to keep the pressure on him and reminds people. you know i feel like the people who get him out of office are the parents, the mothers and kids. he has done such a terrible job in shutting our schools down for the last year. we can't let him forget it. i call it the recall rebate. he will send money, taxpayers money in the state of california. their money out -- back out to distribute it for votes, basically. judge jeanine: still ahead, a lot more of my interview with caitlyn jenner. what she thinks needs to be done in california. and will she support donald trump if he runs [♪♪♪] ashley: welcome to fox news live, i'm ashley strohmier. frightening moments outside national stadium in washington, d.c. at least three people were shot in a game against the san diego padres. fans scrambling for the exits, some stayed under their seats. po

turning now to the recall election of governor gavin newsome. a judge will soon decide whether the governor can have his democratic party preference printed on the recall ballot. this comes after the secretary of state refused to allow it. ashley zavala explains what happened in court today and how the most famous candidate to replace newsome is getting involved. >> today's hearing between the governor and secretary of state here in sacramento lasted about an hour. the judge says he wants to take the weekend to digest what he heard. attorneys representing governor gavin newsome and secretary of state shirley weber faced off in court friday. >> the court prohibited video and audio recording of the hearing newsom's attorneys tried to convince the sacramento county judge to order whether to allow the governor to have his democratic party preference printed near his name on the upcoming recall election ballot whether has refused noting he missed the deadline and she's following the law. this prompting the governor to file the lawsuit. the governor w

governor gavin newsome making the announcement monday in oakland after months of allowing workers to self attest to their vaccination status. the state will require proof for those affected workers who are not vaccinated they'll need to get tested weekly and wear masks under state protocols. we. >> our sincere and then our belief and desire that we need to step things up at this stage of the pandemic. our projections are sobering. 62% of the state's population is now fully vaccinated but covid-19 in california continues to rise. monday's announcement comes as state officials say the delta variant accounts for 80% of cases recently sequenced in california. they say hospitalizations have tripled since the beginning of june. the delta variant has really changed the game a bit. >> this is not. >> as said, your grandmother's covid anymore. it's not the covid we dealt with a year ago. this is a very different beast. >> stately state leaders reiterated that this is not a vaccine mandate for state workers are hospital employees, although this applies to this specific group. state leaders are

the date is now set for the recall election challenging california governor gavin newsom in today, the lieutenant governor announced it will be held on september 14. the ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live after speaking with some of the candidates. alright, j what happens next year? well mike now that the data set, some experts say, expect a rush of people either paint out the $4000 or getting the $7000. signatures that are needed to qualify for the ballot. get ready, california the recall election is on the calendar for september 14th that timing works in favor of governor gavin newsom, according to sonoma state political science professor david mcewen, coming just one week after labor day you getting rallying event with all the democratic establishment one week and the countdown before the actual recall, voter turnout is key and republicans are motivated, according to tom del beccaro. chair of rescue california, which helped get the recall on the ballot. the polling shows republicans have an 80% interest rate, and i think meaning those who care about this race and i think the winner o

katie, obviously, gavin newsom has a lot of problems in california post-pandemic. i know this is a san francisco thing, but this is happening in the state. is this just going to hurt him, you know, come with the recall election? >> i don't think any -- i mean, the way san francisco is -- [laughter] i don't know if anything that gavin newsom has done is going to get him punished in san francisco. the rest of the state, maybe. i thought the same thing, look, maybe these trash cans are like robots that go around and actually pick up the trash themself. i mean, that's what they could spend money on, $20,000 robots that go around and pick up the trash and throw it away rather than just sitting there. i guess if you steal one of these bad boys for $20,000, you're not going to get prosecuted in san francisco. it's ridiculous. i mean, look, there is this massive homelessness problem because there's a mental health crisis on the streets of san francisco and other cities across the country, and maybe if they took the $20,000 they're spending on all these trash cans and put i

it was welcome news for governor gavin newsome who noted firefighting resources across the country last year were stretched. so thin. california had to call israel and australia music to my ears. while the federal government announced a new effort. some republican lawmakers say the state should also be doing more, especially on wildfire prevention. people are going to die this year. >> and that is the sad and scary fact if we don't get on top of this. we're going to have another catastrophic wildfire assemblyman james gallagher represents paradise. the town burned in the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfire in state history in 2018 gallagher noting the state budget that goes into effect thursday includes about a quarter of the 1 billion dollars newsome and democratic leaders had been touting for wildfire prevention he says on monday they finalize the figure at 258 million dollars not enough. >> and we also need to make sure that is continually appropriated every year. i mean, we should have to fight about this in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news and continuing our covera

california governor gavin newsom report of the polling children from summer camp after photos surfaced concerning indoor camp activities without a mask. so what about the state's current guidance that says young children must be wearing their masks at camp same as the rules for school? chief breaking news correspondent is on the case tonight. and how your dining experience is likely very different when you had out these days. some employers say it's nearly impossible to fully staff the restaurants and now we are getting reports of employees actually walking off the job during their shifts. so what happens when you place an order but your server quits? why it could happen the next time you eat out. but we begin tonight with the ever-changing cdc guidance for the millions of americans who are fully vaccinated. correspondent david spunt is here tracking the latest element's with us. good evening, david. >> hi, shannon. reacting to the news from the white house, local governments are taking swift action. los angeles will require employees to share vaccination status. if they are not vaccin