the lower court order would allow, governor newsom commanded the truth.udge asked for briefings on both sides by monday before issuing another ruling in this case. back out here live, you can see protests continue here, a much smaller crowd than what we've seen in previous weekends and things remain peaceful. one thing yesterday about how long the trump administration plans to be confident that the violence will layer up again. >> christina coleman rest near dodger stadium, thank you so much. the majority of americans support mass deportations, the left for some reason is convinced they have a strategy that will work edit and add i want to show you is designed to scare him voters into back to their side. >> i really -- [screaming] >> what you doing? >> she's coming with us. >> who are you? >> i'm your republican congressman. we are rounding up illegals. >> she was born here, she's a citizen out of care, she looks like one of them but don't worry, when she's in prison in el salvador, she'll have lots of company. >> so dearly democrats want americans to bel

i think, not only for newsom and trump, but really for the country. i mean, you know, the i think what the ruling of the ninth circuit told us is that if there are going to be constraints on the increased domestic use of the military for law enforcement, it is probably going to come more through the political system than the legal system. i mean, the ninth circuit ruled on one issue. they said that trump was likely to prevail on the question of whether he had the authority to federalize the national guard over newsom's objection. the first time that's happened in 60 years over a governor's objection. it did not rule on the second issue, which is whether trump is correct when he asserts that he can routinely use the guard, integrate it into enforcement of immigration enforcement actions, as well as the marines in enforcement actions without invoking the insurrection act. that's still out there. and the you know, the district court is going to be hearing arguments or at least papers on that next week. but i think, you know, the basic tenor here is it ki

you could have had governors newsom and witmer and pritzker. you could have had pete buttigieg. you could have had senator klobuchar, senator warnock, evan or schapiro. but there would have been a very robust list of democratic candidates. and it would have been a fierce contest, and then there would have been, in the views of these necrotic officials, a winner who would have had the backing and support of the democratic party, and a better chance at defeating donald trump. so, it was a term used by democrats with whom we spoke. so, there you go. host: jake tapper cowrote the book with alex thompson. "original sin: president biden's decline, its cover-up, and his disastrous choice to run again." thanks for giving us your time today. guest: thank you, and thanks for all of the callers with the tough questions and curveballs, or go online to c-span.org/radio. on sirius xm radio and on your smart speaker by simply saying, play c-span radio. listen to house and senate proceedings, committee hearings, news conferences and other public affairs events live throughout the day and for th

gavin newsom as an antagonist not really i don't think is a leading candidate.me when michele bachmann was allowed as a voice for the republicans nothing against her but she did not have very successful presidential campaign pit coming out of the tea party and a disarray until the republicans found trump. i only say that because no matter how bad things look they can always turn on a dime in politics. and for republicans, especially in office to rest on the laurels would be a really, really bad strategy. we've heard me say many occasions republicans fall in line. it demodemocrats fall in love te republicans have their mapped out years and years in advance the democrats only get hot when it someone bright new and shiny will see what happens come 2026 or 28. genz taylor swift tax and fridge sigs. do not go anywhere that we can buzz is coming your way next. ♪ the enemies of israel have hit hard its cities and people with a massive attack. there are rockets and drones that are hitting our schools, our homes, our synagogues. i'm yael eckstein of the international fel

what do you make of the biden appointed judge on this ninth circuit panel ruling against gavin newsomsts beyond? >> kayleigh: he'?s doing his job and i wantwant to commence t judge for following the law and the facts. stephen miller made the point, wethe fa don't have 871 federalt judges act many commanders in this country, but you had the judge at the district level who thought he was a mini commander in chief, compared trump taking george, talkedto about th ke harm that would be done by national guard on the groundby. that's not whal t a judge is supposed to do. you are nothatt an executive for this biden judge to side with a two trump judges and say we are deferential tod the commander - chief onin national guard and he are the limits, that was a morally courageous thing to do. it was an intellectually honest thing to do and good for him. >> mary katharine: it doesn't't bode well for the case moving forward. do you think gavin newsom will attempt to take this and turn it into a win at the supreme court or another level? >> jesse: he could but he will lose. it was a or a big blow.l

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padilla and trying to blame the unrest in your state on democratic politicians, including governor newsommayor karen bass. take a listen to their response to the vice president's visit. >> well. >> first of all. >> the whole visit was insulting. >> it was a photo op. >> and really, he. was here for. >> a fundraiser. but he comes. >> in, he makes. >> all of. >> these. >> you know, statements about. what is not. happening in la at all and then insults the senator that he serves with. now. >> i imagine he's here to assert himself, to show his formal authority, to try to sort of express himself in a way that reinforces the frame that you just advanced as it relates to these authoritarian tendencies of this administration to inflame, not to soften the edges of the. situation. >> nearly 70,000 people gathered last weekend, over 60,000, as you said, for the no king day protest in san diego. there wasn't a single arrest, as you said, and police didn't receive any reports of property damage. do you think they're being heard? because we continue to hear from the president that california is out of

quick something else i take from it is that gavin newsom inc.aren bass and got to stop this craziness. every single law enforcement officer i talked to today, every single one of them said they feel like the local leadership the mayor and the governor of the far less left avid agitators. quick lesson at both the mayor on vance's remarks. cooks thank you for coming. thank you. hello everyone to the vice president of the united states spent three or four hours in l.a. for holding a press conference spewing lies and other nonsense in an attempt. nice of you to finally make it out to california since you are so eager to talk about me how about saying it to my face. let's debate, time and place. yes to the dodgers announced in partnership with the city they are committing $1 million in direct assistance for families of immigrants impacted by recent events in the region. the organizers of today's anti- i said protest called a one million-dollar contribution a joke and said quote the doctors make quadruple that a one gave yet remain silent on the city'

all these people, governor newsom saying he doesn't have the legal backing to do it, they are all wrongcourse, he does have it, the court says he has it. jon: you heard karen bass claiming the federal government sent in troops, parachuting in, she said, they didn't do that literally but they came into los angeles, then she says you leave. if the powers in los angeles are able to keep control of the streets, what are the fed supposed to do? >> let me start off by saying the mayor there is an absolute disgrace little week ago i called for her resignation because she has been very clear she has said that if ice hadn't on their enforcement operations none of this would have occurred. what she is saying is federal officers should ignore the law, not enforce the law, they should not keep criminal illegal aliens out of los angeles. that is what the mayor is saying. if that is what she is saying she doesn't deserve to hold that office. i don't give a lot of stock to what she says, she also says the national guard, the trump administration is instigating the violence. the only people instigating

your point, we're going to move to vance, who accused la mayor karen bass, california governor gavin newsomicers, which seems pretty absurd, frankly. but he also took a shot at senator alex padilla, whom he referred to as jose, accusing him of engaging in political theater. vance was referring to padilla being forced to the ground by federal agents after he tried to ask a question of dhs secretary kristi noem. it was at her press conference last week. what's your response to vance's remarks? i know i chimed in with mine, but i do find it ludicrous to think that anybody in a position of authority and leadership in the state of california would say, oh yeah, let's bring on the protests. let's have a lot of crime and mayhem. >> yeah. i mean, first, look, the vice president, i mean, how how petty. and just beneath his office to essentially not name alex padilla and he knows him. they were in the senate for a couple of years and to say that and then make fun of it, i think is just really beneath, beneath him. and at the same time he's out here just causing more issues. first he was down here for

. >> governor newsom's office saying it is reviewing the letter and quote. to be clear, this is not california's k-12 sex education curriculum. the california personal responsibility education program, which receives barely 6 million in federal funding, provides comprehensive sexual health education to adolescents via an effective evidence-based program model. >> you want to have inclusive language. you want to talk about transgender binary issues because it allows people to destigmatize any kind of beliefs or thoughts around it. >> this move comes on the heels of the supreme court upholding a tennessee law banning gender affirming care for transgender children. this week, the trump administration also cut funding to a suicide prevention hotline for lgbtq plus youth. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> two san francisco business owners are fighting eviction. hundreds of people showed up to a rally last night to support castro coffee and castro nail salon, next to the castro theater. ken curry and his brother say another planet entertainment, which now holds th

has done in the last couple of years is the creation of youth job core program under governor gavin newsom with the support of the legislature. what that has made is millions of dollars coming to my city, and what we have been able to do is create a program of paid internships with the city of san diego where we have young people working in all city departments, sort of matching the relative interest and engaging them in the work of public service. i think there is a concern that -- that concerns around government may encourage young people to exit the conversation. the job core is employing over 1000 young people in paid internships. we have seen 19% of them choose to stay and go to full-time employment with san diego. we are creating the next generation of public servants through this program and what i know for absolute sure is that when they have a paying job and are going to school they are less likely to be idle, less likely to be getting in trouble. the benefits just run over. we are building next-generation public service. we are reducing crime. this is why i think this is one of t

governor newsom says their presence has inflamed tensions and wasted resources. diplomatic efforts at the united nations ongoing this morning as the conflict between israel and iran continues. news nation reporter robert sherman is following the latest developments including president trump's strategy to keep iran from developing nuclear weapons. a busy night in the skies over iran as the israelis put more than 60 aircraft into the air. >> striking targets around oran focusing largely on missile launch sites and production facilities. but back here in israel, another iranian missile was able to evade the iron dome defense system making contact and impact in southern israel and the bear shea, area. what you are seeing here is the damage in the immediate aftermath of that officials. they're estimating about a half dozen people suffered minor injuries there. but this comes just one day after a direct hit on a hospital. also in that very same region which sparked outrage and anger across israel. and as the world waits, this potentially 2 week-long period for presiden

now gavin newsom is responding as more protests are expected today. plus anti-israel activist mahmoud khalil out from i.c.e. detention. what he is saying about the u.s. after his release lease. and that big, beautiful bill facing some big changes. why some house republicans are slamming the senate's edits. welcome, everyone, to "fox news live." i am molly line. we begin with mike tobin. he is in tel aviv and has more on the ongoing strikes between israel and iran. mike, good morning. >> reporter: and, molly, good morning. israeli war planes are not letting up in the skies over iran. we photoed they have been hitting -- we know that today they have been hitting an area in southwestern iran conducting assassinations, and they struck at the isfahan nuclear facility, a location where enriched uranium gets a second round of enrichment. an idf spokesman says this deals a substantial blow to the centrifuge capability. israel carried out assassinations of substantial enbis of the jewish state, one is the -- enemies of the state. one was in a car that was targ

now, the vice president criticized governor newsom and l.a.ent also is getting some backlash from calling california senator alex padilla. jose. >> i was hoping jose padilla would be here to ask a question, but unfortunately, i guess he decided not to show up because there wasn't the theater and that's all it is. you know, i think everybody realizes that's what this is. it's pure political theater. >> i'm senator. >> now, a spokesperson for the vice president later said, quote, he must have mixed up two people who have broken the law. vance's comments have been widely condemned by the democrats. >> mr. vice president, how dare you disrespect our senator? you don't know his name, but yet you served with him before you were vice president, and you continue to serve with him today. >> governor newsom, also reacting to the vice president's comments, the governor posted on x, since you're so eager to talk about me, how about saying it to my face? let's debate time and place. so far, vice president vance has not responded. >> israel and iran are exc

now gavin newsom is responding as more protests are expecte

the looming deadline for both the trump and newsom administrations.trikes between israel and iran continue into a second week. the reaction from the white house as president trump breaks from his top >> you're watching abc seven mornings live. >> and a very good morning to you. thanks for being with us this half hour. let's get a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. it is awfully bright out there and sunny as we take you to santa cruz right now, where we're in the mid 50s, those winds will be up to 24 miles an hour. but isn't that a nice view? 74 for a high there, 52 downtown and at the coast, where winds are elevated from half moon bay to santa rosa, right now 54, in san jose. and for mount tam, we do have a little bit of fog, but otherwise those 40s where the winds are calm from petaluma to napa, 50 in livermore. so with all that wind, it says it's milder from novato to santa rosa. but it's windy and you can see from 28 miles an hour. novato over 20 at in santa rosa. and they'll continue to build those wi

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. >> in gavin newsom and los angeles mayor karen. >> bass, who. >> over the past few years have actively encouraged illegal migration into this community. i landed when i saw the city when i was driving through to come to this fbi building. all i could think about is what a great american city los angeles. is. and what a great tragedy. >> it. >> is that we have allowed illegal immigration and rioting to destroy, i think, one of the great gems of american, of the american family. >> now, mayor bass, i wanted to play that and have people hear that because he came to your city. what was it the day after you lifted the curfew in your city? >> well. >> things are fine. >> things are. >> fine in los angeles, right? >> things have been fine. >> it was actually several. >> days after we. >> had lifted the curfew. >> you know, los angeles, as you know, jonathan is 500mi!s. the problem that we had over. >> a couple. >> of days. >> was about. >> one square mile. >> it was. >> about four blocks in los angeles, you know, and it wasn't that i mean. after you have a major sporting event, you you might

guardia nacional en los angeles , rechazando al menos temporalmente el intento del gobernador gavin newsomera , california, salvador . durante univisión. . >> por otra parte, el presidente trump hoy volvió a sugerir que no quiere que las políticas de inmigración de línea dura perjudiquen a los agricultores estadounidenses . aparentemente cambiando de opinión una vez más sobre este tema . >> something where in the case of good reputable farmers they can take responsibility for the people that they hire and let them have responsibility because we can't put the farms out of business and at the same time. we don't want to hurt people that aren't criminals . >> el departamento de seguridad nacional confirmó esta semana que las redadas migratorias en hoteles , granjas y restaurantes continuarán. esto, a pesar de que el presidente trump había sugerido que los empleados con años de experiencia en estos rubros son difíciles de reemplazar . mientras tanto , personas solidarias y diversas organizaciones están brindando apoyo a decenas de migrantes , especialmente a. vendedores ambulantes, les ayudan

california and gavin newsom continue or will start to fight for them.giving lip service, not making any changes, that is what we need in california. can't just stand up for these girls and make it right. joey: how important is it to have these young women stand up and make their case known and what path is there to save women sports in california? >> it is important. taylor is a hero. all our adults in leadership have failed her. it is amazing that we are leaning on 15 and 16-year-old girl 3 plaintiffs in lawsuits to make this right so advocates for faith and freedom brought a landmark lawsuit in federal court. we have a hearing on friday with our brilliant attorney julian fleischer. please pray for her and her hearing on friday but we are doing everything we can to save women sports because taylor is important. every little girl who dreams of succeeding in sports is important. i am so grateful to represent taylor. joey: thank you for the work you are doing and for standing up and speaking out, giving voice to so many and good luck on everything ahead.

. >> governor newsom's office saying it is reviewing the letter and quote. to be clear, this is not california's k-12 sex education curriculum. the california personal responsibility education program, which receives barely 6 million in federal funding, provides comprehensive sexual health education to adolescents via an effective evidence-based program model. >> you want to have inclusive language. you want to talk about transgender binary issues because it allows people to destigmatize any kind of beliefs or thoughts around it. >> this move comes on the heels of the supreme court upholding a tennessee law banning gender affirming care for transgender children. this week, the trump administration also cut funding to a suicide prevention hotline for lgbtq plus youth. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> two san francisco business owners are fighting eviction. hundreds of people showed up to a rally last night to support castro coffee and castro nail salon, next to the castro theater. ken curry and his brother say another planet entertainment, which now holds th

has done in the last couple of years is the creation of youth job core program under governor gavin newsomith the support of the legislature. what that has made is millions of dollars coming to my city, and what we have been able to do is create a program of paid internships with the city of san diego where we have young people working in all city departments, sort of matching the relative interest and engaging them in the work of public service. i think there is a concern that -- that concerns around government may discourage -- encourage young people to exit the conversation. the job core is employing over 1000 young people in paid internships. we have seen is 19% of them choose to stay and go to full-time employment with san diego. we are creating the next generation of public servants through this program and what i know for absolute sure is that when they have a paying job and are going to school they are less likely to be idle, less likely to be getting in trouble. the benefits just run over. we are reducing crime. this is why i think this is one of the best things the state has done

there's no love lost for donald trump and jd vance, for newsom, gavin newsom or for karen bass.nd we saw how the president went after karen bass when the city was literally on fire. altadena because of the wildfires. that was just a few months ago in january. and now this. and karen bass is absolutely hitting the nail when she talks about provocation. the mayor of los angeles, the mayor of the city of los angeles, because they seem to be pulling together los angeles and los angeles county. they're two totally different jurisdictions. and that goes well. yes. and that's a problem because the beginning started in los angeles county, but it's los angeles. they keep focusing on los angeles. but the provocation that she's talking about, you continue to see a lot of these people wearing masks. you see them in cars that are not official cars. and i've. >> seen plain clothing. >> and license plates and anybody can come up. and that's provoking. who who's to say this is really a person? who are these people? right. exactly. so these things have to be answered. they are taking over the ci

statutory authority under federal law, rejecting arguments from california's democratic governor, gavin newsom, that the move was illegal. well, the official start of summer has millions of people bracing for the first heat wave of 2025. nearly 100 million people across the u.s. are under threat from dangerous, potentially record breaking heat. we're talking triple digits here from midwest to the east coast. government and health officials are encouraging people to do everything they can to stay cool. they also say to check on friends and neighbors, family members, especially seniors. meteorologist tyler mauldin is with us now. so this is part of the heat dome. when summer comes in, it's just not kind of easing in the door. it's a punch. >> it's coming in with a vengeance. today is the first full day of summer, and we've got this heat dome, which is a fancy way of saying we're a fun way of saying that the heat is just getting trapped, and it is just going to bake under that heat dome. let me give you a more scientific explanation. follow me over here to the maps. we have this big blue h on the

so in that respect, that is somewhat of a victory, too, for governor newsom.eals court saying, oh, there's a rebellion or an invasion. and of course, we should grant deference to that decision. but more globally, the bigger picture difference between the two is you've got a congressionally enacted statute, one that's been in place for decades, saying that the president can do this in the instance involving the secretary of transportation. there was nothing that empowered sean duffy to make that determination. in fact, that was what the court sort of rested on, that you don't have this authority to take already appropriated funds in your context and condition it on something that congress didn't say it was dependent on in the first place. >> well. and the. >> other. >> thing you used the word globally. >> is that, you know, before we were talking about iran, it was our focus was on los angeles and what was happening in the streets there. this decision, in essence, gives trump's the green light to use the national guard in other states. and the administration ha

. >> if gavin newsom and karen bass sees this, what's your message? message? >> do your job.s simple to have a country doing well by the american citizen and the people that have a legal right to be here and enforce the law against people that violated the law. i don't know why this is controversial and why democrats and republicans can't agree on it. emily: former mayor of san francisco where i used to live and now the governor of california replied to the vice president this way. "hey, jd vance, let's debate face-to-face, time and place". this is him caught nappaing to no one's surprise living in california. this is the cover of new york post. caught sipping vino in a vineyard. his spokesperson said he was raising money for breast cancer re-service connected and have his mother died of it and same day la was erupting into flames and riots were starting and people questioning the optics and i acknowledge what was happening in la rather than what looked like him having a really great time with this. joey: going and raising awareness and karen bass and la was burning and gavin

i was appointed by my now governor gavin newsom in 2009 and i think a year or so after i was appointed he tried to merge the dft and us and it didn't work then and so i'm very, very excited about, you know, the steps moving forward and it's happening. one of the things that i did want to point out is that i guess it was like eight years ago or so the arts commission actually went through a strategic process that addressed internally exactly what we are now doing with the city departments in that is that many of our sub departments were siloed and for the very same reasons that you know we're taking the steps we are now for for the inner city departments we entered into a strategic planning process and one of the things that was established which became critical in which i think you would have seen from our presenters from ams thank you so much bill and lauren was that data became key in terms of our agency putting into integral to our processes collecting data constantly both about you know our actions, our policies from the community and building that in is integral to our process and

governor newsom responded on x, saying the mixup was not an accident. a spokesperson told cbs news, quote, he must have mixed up two people who have broken the law. the la mayor held her own press conference later, responding to some of the vice president's attacks. >>unfortunately, the vice president did not take time to learn about our city and understand that our city is a city of immigrants from every country and continent on the planet. but then again, he did need to justify the hundreds of >>in the city. now, the next part of this story has been hard to keep up with. an appeals court yesterday said the president can maintain control of the national guard troops deployed in la. but today, the matter was back in front of a federal judge in san francisco. u.s. judge charles breyer was asked to narrow his original ruling that did temporarily block the guard's deployment in la. now, since the appeals court sided with the trump administration and kicked the issue back to judge breyer. law professor rory little says the judge is going to have to find a l

. >> gavin newsom, who is really an incompetent governor. we saved los angeles by having the military go in. he sued us for going in and for helping him. we went and helped him. right now, you'd have los angeles burning to the ground. >> he's a flimflammer. he's a artist. >> and he's one of the best artists that has ever practiced the presidency. he is good at it, but. >> he's good at it. >> a war of words erupting between president trump and california governor gavin newsom, after a federal appeals court unanimously ruled that trump can keep control of the national guard troops he sent to los angeles to help the help stop the anti-ice riots. this comes as democrats and the media work overtime to try and stir fear up around isis deportation efforts. and unfortunately, i regret to inform you there was singing. >> we won't let you take our democracy down. >> we have ice. ice federal agents pulling up, terrorizing our communities, hopping out of unmarked vans, stealing and kidnaping people, not giving them their day in court, and yes, human tra

governor newsom pouncing as well, saying that was no accident. that was robert kovacik reporting.lso today, the legal battle between the president of the united states and the governor of california over who has control over the national guard, returned to a san francisco federal courtroom. the state asked the judge to issue an injunction barring president trump from federalizing the state guardsmen. but instead of hearing arguments, the judge ordered both sides to pause and file written arguments by monday. answering one very important question do they believe this? his court has legal standing to rule on the issue. now, this question comes after a higher court issued a ruling last night blocking the state's attemptpto get a temporary restraining order that would restrain that restraining order would have immediately stopped the president's deployment of thousands of guardsmen to l.a. the state has argued the president overreached by federalizing troops over the state's objections. the president has said federal law gives him the justification he needs. both sides have said they

. >> governor newsom's office saying it is reviewing the letter and quote. to be clear, this is not california's k-12 sex education curriculum. the california personal responsibility education program, which receives barely $6 million in federal funding, provides comprehensive sexual health education to adolescents via an effective evidence-based program model. >> you want to have inclusive language. you want to talk about transgender binary issues because it allows people to destigmatize any kind of beliefs or thoughts around it. >> this move comes on the heels of the supreme court upholding a tennessee law banning gender affirming care for transgender children. this week, the trump administration also cut funding to a suicide prevention hotline for lgbtq plus youth. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> hundreds of people protested tonight outside the federal building in san francisco over the iran-israel conflict. this group called for the united states to stop supporting israel and to not join in the military strikes that have been going on all week and cont

is it realistic, this idea that governor newsom has floated that, we would just stop paying them theisn't it? >> jimmy: it sounds it but never is. >> it doesn't happen because every individual in california pays taxes. pays state tax, local tax. and pays federal tax. how are you going to stop them from doing that? then the irs coming after you. look. i want everyone to know, this is all dialogue. this is rhetoric. the left going after the right, the right going after the left. i mean, the bottom line is, they should get together, rather than always pointing the finger at each other. they should really get together and solve this problem. because that's what the american people want. [ cheers and applause ] they want to have this problem solved. >> jimmy: yeah. well. it seems like -- it seems like our president doesn't want to have this problem solved. he wants to create problems here in our state. >> well, i have to tell you, people always say to me, oh, my god, what's going on in america right now? all this stuff. and i say to them, i said, relax, i've come over here, 1968, where it

gavin newsom, karen bass, al tratar a la ciudad como una ciudad santuario, bÁsicamente dicen que es temporadamo si de alguna manera se hicieran cumplir ilegÍtimamente. pero tambiÉn el dÍa de hoy, en medio de estas acusaciones, la alcaldesa de la ciudad de los Ángeles, karen bass, reaccionÓ y emitiÓ la siguiente declaraciÓn. >> he accused state leaders. >> acusaste a lÍderes estatales y a mi persona como alcaldesa de la ciudad de alentar a la violencia durante las protestas. dÉjame decirte, como ayer, lo que pasÓ en el estadio de los dodgers. no estamos seguros quiÉnes eran esos hombres armados. ellos llegaron sin uniformes, completamente enmascarados y se rehusaron a mostrar su identificaciÓn. quiÉnes son esas personas? la visita del vicepresidente ocurre a menos de 24 horas de que la corte ratificÓ la autoridad del presidente para desplegar a la guardia nacional en los Ángeles. la cifra asciende a 4000. ademÁs de los 700 marinos. este es mi reporte desde los Ángeles, carlos sÁnchez, telemundo. >> y nos quedemos ahÍ en esa ciudad. los dodgers anunciaron la donaciÓn de 1 millÓn de dÓlares para

vance visited los angeles today accused la mayor karen bass and governor gavin newsom of encouraging the violent immigration protests. john fenoglio has the latest. >> vice president jd vance in los angeles meeting briefly with federal law enforcement and military troops deployed by president trump to protect federal buildings and support immigration enforcement. unfortunately, the soldiers and marines are still very much a necessary part of what's going on here because they're worried it's going to flare back up. he's referring to protests that broke out on june 6th after federal immigration agents carried out numerous raids across greater la sparking fear and outrage among many the administration has since deployed some 4700 troops to the region in response to the basic federal action of enforcing immigration law. >> you had local officials and radical left-wing agitators who actually encourage violence, who facilitated violence and rioting in the great city of los angeles. what happened here was a tragedy. you had people who are doing the simple job of enforcing the law and they h

governor newsom responded on x, saying the mixup was not an accident. a spokesperson told cbs news, quote, he must have mixed up two people who have broken the law. the la mayor held her own press conference later, responding to some of the vice president's attacks. >>unfortunately, the vice president did not take time to learn about our city and understand that our city is a city of immigrants from every country and continent on the planet. but then again, he did need to justify the hundreds of >>in the city. now, the next part of this story has been hard to keep up with. an appeals court yesterday said the president can maintain control of the national guard troops deployed in la. but today, the matter was back in front of a federal judge in san francisco. u.s. judge charles breyer was asked to narrow his original ruling that did temporarily block the guard's deployment in la. now, since the appeals court sided with the trump administration and kicked the issue back to judge breyer. law professor rory little says the judge is going to have to find a l

. >> governor newsom's office saying it is reviewing the letter and quote. to be clear, this is not california's k-12 sex education curriculum. the california personal responsibility education program, which receives barely $6 million in federal funding, provides comprehensive sexual health education to adolescents via an effective evidence-based program model. >> you want to have inclusive language. you want to talk about transgender binary issues because it allows people to destigmatize any kind of beliefs or thoughts around it. >> this move comes on the heels of the supreme court upholding a tennessee law banning gender affirming care for transgender children. this week, the trump administration also cut funding to a suicide prevention hotline for lgbtq plus youth. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> hundreds of people protested tonight outside the federal building in san francisco over the iran-israel conflict. this group called for the united states to stop supporting israel and to not join in the military strikes that have been going on all week and cont

and governor newsom's legal fight with president trump returns to district court. what next? what is next for california as a state alleges violations of a 19th century law. plus, san francisco leaders condemning anti-semitic attacks after hateful messages and death threats were written on the walls of a jewish owned business in the mission. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. >> hello again. on this friday, i'm cristina rendon. we are monitoring a red flag warning happening this weekend in the north bay and wildfire dangers in the east bay. ktvu meteorologists roberta gonzalez starting our team coverage off tonight with a check of your forecast. >> and we have a bird's eye view from sutro tower looking out towards the golden gate bridge. so visibility is great this evening, even though we do have some clouds at 1300 feet. what we're monitoring very carefully are the winds. it's been a blustery day currently. we do have winds up to 30mph in novato. oakland is sustained wind at 14. other notable winds? how about 32 mile per hour gusts at sfo, 24 mountain view and 22

and gavin newsom says he's going to keep fighting. well, good luck when you get to the supreme court. i don't think they will decide your way. thank you very much. democrats continue to demonize ice agents, even as they are facing that 500% increase in assaults. >> because donald trump ran on this mass deportation thing. but the thing everyone needs to realize is deportation is a process. it's a legal process. oftentimes it can take weeks, if not months, up to a year, depending on the case. and what's going on right now is actually not mass deportation. even because people aren't being given due process. there is no legal process for people. we have ice ice agents pulling up, terrorizing our communities, hopping out of unmarked vans, stealing and kidnaping people, not giving them their day in court, and yes, human trafficking them to other nations. other countries around the entire world. >> kidnaping. okay, maxwell frost will. not to be outdone, let's bring in new york congressman jerry nadler, who made this accusation about agents w

there, he criticized governor gavin newsom and l.a.ayor karen bass for their response to this month's immigration protests. and he also took aim at senator alex padilla. >> i was hoping jose padilla would be here to ask a question, but unfortunately, i guess he decided not to show up because there wasn't the theater and that's all it is. you know, i think everybody realizes that's what this is. it's pure political theater. these guys show up, they want to be captured on camera doing something. they want to be able to go back to their far left groups and to say, look, me, i stood up against border enforcement. i stood up against donald trump. >> a spokesperson for the vice president later said that he, quote, must have mixed up two people who have broken the law, end quote. vance's comments have been widely criticized by democrats. >> mr. vice president, how dare you disrespect our senator? you don't know his name, but yet you served with him before you were vice president, and you continue to serve with him today. because the last time

>> following the appeals court's ruling governor gavin newsom in district attorney rob bonta are vowing to appeal. san francisco leaders meanwhile, are coming together and calling for an end to anti-jewish hate in the city. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> this is a time of great fear in the jewish community. but the message today is one of solidarity and it is one of strength. >> jewish leaders in san francisco, we're joined by the mayor, other political leaders, law enforcement and community members to call out an increase of hate and violence targeting jewish people both across the nation and in san francisco, we must all come together to stand with jewish community. >> to condemn anti-semitism. the bottom line is hate has no place in san francisco. we are not going to stand for it. just this month. the group's peeling anti-jewish hate attacked a man in san francisco's marina district. >> and many son the mission was subjected. vandals who broke into the building and scrolled anti-jewish hate messages across the walls. i'm not the only throughout history was had. >> messages on the

i wish i was there, but i wish newsom wasn't. newsom's not the only one who needs to put down the bottle. the media is already blaming trump for riots that haven't happened yet. >> if he deploys the national guard in new york, there will be. it will cause a there's going to it's going to cause a giant outrage and create probably more violence than there would be anyway. >> isn't that what he wants? >> well, that's the that's that's of course, one of the working theories that he wants to, you know, create this all over the country and then, you know, declare martial law. >> biden helped traffic illegals into this country for four years, and they said nothing. now they're mad because trump is trafficking them home. >> we have ice, ice federal agents pulling up, terrorizing our communities, hopping out of unmarked vans, stealing and yes, kidnaping people, not giving them their day in court and yes, human trafficking them to other nations, other countries around the entire world. >> those are called deportations. maxwell. it's like w

there's not really any other word for this than disgraceful, governor gavin newsom pointed out, quotetes senate, calling him jose padilla is not an accident, unquote. l.a. mayor karen bass responded to j.d. vance this way today. >> the vice. >> president of the united. >> states spent 3. >> or 4 hours. >> in l.a. before holding a press. >> conference and. >> spewing lies and utter. nonsense in an attempt. >> to provoke. >> division and conflict in our city. this is consistent with the. >> provocation from. >> washington that began two weeks ago, when our city was calm and many millions of. angelenos were going about. working and contributing to our city. the provocation. has resulted in lives disrupted, terror. >> and fear spread throughout our city. >> joining us now, democratic congresswoman nanette barragan of california. she is co-chair of the house policy committee. congresswoman, thanks for joining me. what was your reaction to vance's visit and what he said during the few hours that he was in la today? well, we know it wasn't a serious visit. i mean, you saw the 12 minute press

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in fact it appears the visit is all that gavin newsom noticed. the governor and his press people posted nine social media messages about the vp indicating that gavin newsom is interested in either becoming an influencer or interested in becoming the president. because the messages were much more cultural than warm welcome. newsom called the vp performative, said he was staging photo ops and when j.d. vance mistakenly called senator alex padilla jose, newsom wrote "j.d. vance served with alex padilla in the u.s. senate, calling him jose but he is not an accident." common sense is confused, is the governor accusing the vp of being inappropriate, of being racist. is calling a hispanic man the wrong hispanic name racist? sounds like newsom was using social media to pick a fight. until he actually picked a fight. challenging j.d. vance to a debate. common sense has a question. has gavin newsom seen j.d. vance debate? did he see last year's vp debate? the governor of california should talk to the governor of minnesota. otherwise newsom streams of 2028

president trump and governor newsom's fight over the california national guard continues. what a federal judge in san francisco today asked both sides to do. plus, continued fire risk. we look at the bay area counties that pg and e is warning of possible power shutoffs for the second night in a row. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at 730. >> and the intentional outages come amid our dry, windy weather. good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. pg and e says the shutoffs are possible through tomorrow. ktvu john karinchak joins us now live in the newsroom with more on the ongoing concerns. john. >> yeah, heather, for people who've lived through wildfires before, seeing these conditions is concerning, to say the least. meanwhile, firefighters i spoke to say they are prepared with the national weather service warning of an elevated to near critical fire weather threat through saturday. residents in the east bay are on high alert. what goes through your head? >> fear. when you see all the grass, the dead grass. >> fred booker of oakland hills, whose home was destroyed in the 1991

we have a lot of attention on governor newsom and mayor. >> bass. >> but a lot. >> of things that aren't getting attention, like. >> in saint louis, it took five days for. >> fema to get on the scene with people dying and. people losing their homes with tornadoes. >> he's talking. about closing. fema entirely. >> just to put it in perspective, the entire. >> budget of. louisiana was 18. >> billion when katrina. >> hit, the government. >> got in and. >> put 72 billion in. >> so the notion that we get rid of fema. >> is absurd. >> and so what makes me most concerned about. >> all this. >> is when the first major. >> hurricane hits. >> are they going to be. >> by the side of the elected officials, or. >> are they going to take. >> the same rigid stance? >> if it's. >> the latter, we're in. >> deep trouble. i don't know what fema has anything to do with this, but i did see some poll numbers on the use of national guard in l.a. harvard-harris poll came out. a majority of americans believe that trump should use the national guard in this incident. a majority of americans also believe that the