jerry brown was the sanders of that race. >> jerry brown is a different guy now. >> yes, he is. >> i was at an event with him probably six months ago and it was probably the most entertaining tutorial on politics. we talked about his sky-high approval rating, and he said, i just had the good fortune to come in right after arnold and the economy tanked. so i rode it up, and he said, i'm going to be getting out just as the recession is going to hit. so he has this unbelievable vision at this point from having his brains bashed in a million times and had two essential political lives to really understand that luck and timing has a lot to do with everything. >> at a certain level when bernie sanders says jerry brown is part of the establishment, that's not wrong. >> it's not wrong, but the jerry brown-bill clinton primary was the first time i voted, so i remember that clearly. and he was the bernie sanders of the day -- >> but what makes him establishment and not bernie sanders who's been in politics -- >> that's the point that i was making. and what i think is interesting for me, from m

some good news, she's getting an endorsement by governor jerry brown today. his approval rating is through the roof with democrats higher than 50% statewide. this is significant. the primary allowing independence to vote and not could favor senator sanders. a reality check though, andrea, as we have been reporting, secretary clinton will likely clinch the nomination even if all the votes in california are counted. the reason why she wants to win the state or needs to win the state is taking away bernie sanders. it would limit his leverage once they do get to the convention in terms of having an impact. as you and i have been discussing, if she loses the most popular states in the nation, that'll be a brutal general election battle for donald trump. that's why we are going to see her fighting so hard there in the coming days. >> you have senator feinsteor fn abc on sunday, lets watch that. >> senator sanders has the right to run no question. he ought to be able to read the sign posts as well as anybody else. if he did that, he would know it is all but over. i

his name is jerry brown. 40 years ago the governor of california was also a man named jerry brown. not a different guy awkwardly with the same name, not the son or the grandson of jerry brown or something, it was the same guy. jerry brown did take some time off to do other things between his two desperate stints as california governor but it is the same man who is governor now at age 78 who was also governor in 1976. jerry brown was actually the first governor elected in california after ronald reagan was the governor of california. but not long after he was elected back then, that young jerry brown all of 37 years old, when he was just over a year into what would be the first of his four terms as california governor, 40 years ago today on this date, may 18th, 1976, jerry brown won his first state in the democratic party's presidential primary, 40 years ago. in 1976 the democratic presidential primary was wild. you know how 17 republicans ran for the republican nomination for praesident this year? in 1976 it was 17 democrats who ran for the democratic nomination that year. 17 peopl

all the way to 2010 when gavin newsom was running against jerry brown when brown was trying to run to reclaim his seat as governor of california, brown would go on to win it, but bill clinton had endorsed brown's opponent. we know bill clinton had met with jerry brown just a few weeks ago to talk politics. they had met in the mansion up in sacramento. they discussed politics. of course, they discussed domestic. si and, of course, as we have seen today jerry brown has decided to endorse hillary clinton. in many ways you might have to say it's because he thinks she has the best chance of defeating donald trump. he describes trump's run for the republican nomination as a dangerous candidacy. so there you have it. i guess what is old is not always new and enemies can become friends, at least in politics, carol. >> i guess that often happens. every time you hear it, it kind of like makes you step back and say wow. can you believe anything anybody says? how much will governor brown's endorsement mean? he's a very popular governor in california. >> very popular governor. as joe had just said

the governor of california, jerry brown, democratic governor jerry brown has just put out a letter endorsing hillary clinton for president in the democratic primary in california next week. there is a ton of history here between jerry brown and the clintons. jerry brown ran against bill clinton for president in the democratic primaries in 1992. he went after hillary clinton, particularly aggressively in that campaign. there was a famous debate moment where bill clinton turned to jerry brown in 1992 and said you are not worth standing on the same stage as my wife. that campaign ended with jerry brown refusing to endorse bill clinton. he went to the democratic convention. he delivered a 20-minute speech that did not even mention bill clinton. never endorsed him. had not endorsed yet in this campaign. now a week before the california primary, jerry brown, the governor of california, very popular governor out there, endorsing hillary clinton. that just in the last few minutes. >>> coming up on our hour, before donald trump was a candidate for president, he ran a board room. >> george, you're fir

tomorrow morning they will send the letter to governor jerry brown. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> dna test hope to solve a mystery. the identity of a human torso found on the rocks near the bay bridge. investigators combed the bridge for clues this afternoon. it appears to be the remains of a young man but it is unclear if this is the result of an accident, a suicide or crime. >> it appears the body may have been in the water for a month. if not longer. possibly on the rocks for a couple days. the body is decomposed. >> police will check with agencies across the bay area to see if the body matches any unsolved cases. >>> news out of new york city. you can see the panic there. a shooting at a concert left one person dead, 3 injured. before ti was set to go on. one person tweeted this video. two other artists were playing when the gun went off. police recovered some evidence but they are still looking for suspects. >>> campaign 2016, clashes when protesters, donald trump supporters and police lined lined the streets in anaheim. two arrests were made. severa

how big of an endorsement for jerry brown, how big of a deal is this? >> reporter: it is a significant deal, craig. this gives her a leg up in a race that's very tight. governor jerry brown had a 77% approval rating among democrats in the state of california. it is about 50% in the entire state. he's very popular. what's so interesting about this endorsement of course, is that the clinton and governor brown did not always have the cozy relationship, he ran against bill clinton in 1992 and there were some contention moments accusing one when he accused of bill clinton fud ling money through secretary clinton law firm. >> i don't care what you say about me but you ought to be ashamed of myself to be jumping on my wife. >> i will tell you mr. clinton, don't try to escape it. >> he read me the article for the washington post. highly shocked by it. >> reporter: now, of course, she was not a secretary back then. you can see how contentious that was. secretary clinton is adding extra events in california. earlier than expected and she's going to spend five day

. >>> coming up, jerry brown, governor jerry brown, poised to sign emergency legislation that could save a man's life. >>> and we'll have details on the santa cruz beach that has the dubious distinction of begs the dirtiest beach in all of california. >>> today the solano county health department announced its first confirmed case of the zika virus. the patient had traveled to central america. officials say there is no rink to the general public because the mosquitoes that transmit the virus are not found in the bay area. zika has now been confirmed in solano, san francisco, alameda, contra costa and napa counties. >>> governor jerry brown is expected to sign a bill that could end up saving a man's life. the emergency legislation would allow a man with hiv to receive a transplant of the portion of the liver from his hiv positive husband. the state legislature rushed to approve the measure today and a spokeswoman said the governor will sign the bill as soon as it arrives. the federal government recently authorized transplants of hiv infected organs to patients who also have the virus, but

she has the support of jerry brown, the popular governor of california. he went against bill clinton in 1990 two. endorsements in the election cycle have not made much of a difference, but bernie sanders would have hoped that a character like barney -- like jerry brown would have supported him. it could have been significant, because hillary clinton wants to win california. even though she will probably secure enough delegates in new jersey, she wants to win on a high by winning california. katty: for the first time, an american has been diagnosed with an infection that cannot be treated by antibiotics. public health officials have been warning that a superbug of this nature could make its way into america and has been cautioned against overprescribing antibiotics. i spoke to the director of the national facility of allergies and infectious diseases. this woman is fortunate because other drugs can treat her condition. are you concerned patients in the future may find themselves in a position where we cannot treat them? dr. fauci: i am concerned. the issue

his name is jerry brown. 40 years ago the governor of california was also a man named jerry brown. not a different guy awkwardly with the same name, not the son or the grandson of jerry brown or something, it was the same guy. jerry brown did take some time off to do other things between his two desperate stints as california governor but it is the same man who is governor now at age 78 who was also governor

jerry brown go trays where he lies. he might have endorsed her. >> it was like the endorsement of cruz in indiana. >> i don't think that's some crazy outlier of a comment for a democrat. democrats have been focused on issues of income inequality. hillary clinton cares a lot about these issues. she may disagree with and materials on how execute that. reality is there are millions of supporters for can ders. but she is beating him by millions of votes and the vast majority of americans are. reporter: wa debbie wasserman-schultz is on thin ice in her home state of florida. allied progress said it will launch a 6-figure ad attack against debbie wasserman-schultz and her support for payday lenders. >> she is taking money from private prisons, supporting the war on drugs and mass incarcerations. reporter: these new ads talk about payday lending. could wasserman-shultz be the one who loses during election season? >> it's possible. there is talk of trying to get her out before the convention and this is a direct result of berni

what was your reaction to jerry brown's endorsement? >> well, not surprising. i mean, throughout the country, bernie has had to take on the governors, the senators, the democratic establishment in each race. he's won 20 states and there's a number of them up this week, this coming week that i think he'll win as well. california may well be one of them. and that's why he's weighing in from the democratic establishments. bernie is going to be quite ready as well and one of the things that is surprising, maybe i shouldn't say surprising, but it's because it's been consistent. everybody has said since the day he announced he was running, until today that he doesn't have a chance, whether he won a string of eight in a row or five in a row, it didn't matter. always the second sentence was, but he doesn't have a chance, but the presumed nominee is hillary clinton. so we've heard that for a year and we'll hear it for another week. but i think that you'll see he's won quite handily recently and there are a number of states. montana, south dakota, north dakota, new jerse

what is the significance of this jerry brown endorsement. it is significant. he is very popular among democrats, 76 approval rating and popular statewide. they can vote in the california primary and they will be the big question mark. to the broader point of significance of california she doesn't need to win the state mathematically to clench the nomination. as you point out she will likely clench it after winning new jersey which is before all the votes in california are even counted if she does in fact win new jersey, however, it is significant because if she loses a state like california senator sanders has a strong argument to stay in the race. if she wins california then he loses his argument to stay in the race. remember, if she loses the most populous state it could make her look wounded heading into that general election with donald trump undoubtedly a bruising battle. she very much wants to win and why she added extra events there. she will have a five-day campaign swing. on the other hand, senator sanders hasn't left the state and he's outspending he

i was proud to get governor jerry brown's endorsement today. but i want to cover as much of the state as i possibly can. i will be in new jersey tomorrow. i'm really looking forward to that. actually i'll be there for an event tonight. so we are competing everywhere. but i have been struck by some of the challenges that california faces, like the drought, which donald trump said the other day didn't exist. and so i am spending time talking with citizens, with experts, with people who have lots of good ideas. i really want to be a good partner, not just to california, but the entire country. but i think california has some particular challenges and i'm going to be campaigning up and down california, meeting with people and then putting forth, you know, my ideas about what i can do as president. >> donald trump and republicans have made a great deal of both the i.g. report on e-mail use, but more than that, they've invoked the specter of the fbi quite often. and so i need to ask you, you have been contacted by the fbi about an interview regarding

i was proud to be endorsed by governor jerry brown. and we're going to keep working as dill gently and tirelessly as we can to get as many voters to turn out and vote for me next tuesday. but your question is an important one. i have said repeatedly, i will certainly do everything i can to unify the democratic party. our campaign has been reaching out to one another. we'll continue to do that. and once the primaries are over, as of next tuesday, we will begin talking in more detail about what we can do to unify the party. as i've said many times, as senator sanders has said, we both are going to do everything we can to prevent donald trump from getting anywhere near the white house. >> madam secretary, thanks so much for calling in. we look forward to having you back some time soon. >> thanks a lot. good to talk to you. take care. bye-bye. >> donald trump will be my guest this sunday on "state of the union, " 9:00 a.m. and noon, sunday right here on

>> earlier, california governor jerry brown endorsed hillary clinton and sanders reacted to that. he said, well, i am not surprised i am used to people in the establishment not supporting me. from here, from emeryville, he heads to santa cruz at 1:00 o'clock p.m. for a rally. >> thank you. the next stop for sanders is a rally in santa cruz to address supporters of kaiser permanente arena at 1:00. police posted this photo with crowds lined up for the even. there are street closures in the area and sanders will speak in monterey tonight. >> governor jerry brown is endorsing hillary clinton for president. the governor released a letter saying that she is the only way to stop the "dangerous presidency of trump with more votes than sanders and proven she knows how to get things done and will advance the d agenda." he finished the letter saying she has a firm grass of -- grasp of the issue and will be prepared to lead on day one. hillary clinton is cutting two days of campaigning short in new jersey to focus here in california. she marched in a memorial day in new york yesterday and was

the ke restaurant gave us although shot to jerry brown. he said essentially like a jerry brown signed off on this. by the way, jerry brown was against the minimum wage hike earlier this year. he said it will cost low skill jobs. he is saying jerry brown signed off of the hike to $15.50 increments at the end of his term. sandra: richard, doesn't florida have all the right in the world to control the states appearing to be business unfriendly? >> i'm from florida, so yes. it's completely multicultural. >> i agree there. it's problematic for the florida governor. maybe he hates himself. we'll figure that out soon. be on that point, what is missing in the state of florida, the reason they can't think of high-tech jobs of the skills i'd dare. the skills are there because they're educating folks, finding their state college and saying cuts, cuts, slash, slash. >> the san francisco fed said 200,000 jobs could be lost nationwide with minimum-wage increases. the cbo did half a million. you lose jobs that have higher wages. that's where the debate i

jerry brown is well-liked by progressives. he doesn't have a relationship and he is a good one and is popular among democrats in california. it's hard to get your message out in a state that big with that many voters and jerry brown is a known quantity and has big approval rating with democratic voters in california. it's a significant boost for hillary clinton one week before the primary. the california polls are very close right now. the most recent poll shows only a two-point race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. scarlet: thank you so much. coming up, the switch to digital banking is taking a toll on canada's bank of nova scotia so what does that mean for other banks in the country? ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. let's go to the markets desk and julie hyman. let's start with micron which is rising again on an analyst upgrade. we saw this last week in the stock, up another 4% today. robert w baird is upgrading the stock from a neutral looking at improving gross margins and a price stabilization in d-ram w

. >> later governor jerry brown taking on the governor of florida. governor brown's response to a campaign ad trying to lure people away from the golden state. >>> five of princes six surviving siblings appeared in court in minnesota today for a hearing on his estate. >>> it could be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. but as laura engel reports, the task of dividing it up could be complicated. >>> less than two weeks after prince's death, his family heads to probate court for the first hearing to settle the pop superstar's estate, worth an estimated $300 million. inside a packed courtroom, a minnesota judge asked whether anyone knew of a will. and the courtroom went silent. his sister said prince had no known will. prince did not have children and was not married. under minnesota law, his estate would be divided among six surviving siblings. >> they're going to have to prove that his family did everything possible to unearth this will. and i'm hard pressed to believe that a savvy businessman like prince with teams of lawyers did not make a will a

. >> steve: mayors and the east bay will send a formal letter to governor jerry brown for it request more surveillance cameras to be installed along the highways. >> pam: so, start here tomorrow for the kron4 morning willis. --morning news >> pam: goodnight everyone! hi. is the internet still out? yes! i have nothing. come on! work together. work together. work together. do you got anything? i don't have anything. no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on! get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. > passengerric in the air. -- panic in the air. >> what we learned about the passenger who freaked out an a plane. >>> then, donald trump's hair. >> it's my hair. >> has the mystery finally been solved? >> reporter: is there really a secret hair salon on the 25th floor of trump tower where he gets his hair done? >>> plus, inside the beautifu

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california governor jerry brown endorsed hillary clinton. the year 1992. jerry brown duking it out with bill clinton for the democratic nomination for presidency. remember this? >> but you ought to be ashamed of yourself for jumping on my wife. you are not -- >> i'll tell you something, mr. clinton. ralph nader called me this afternoon. he read me the article from -- >> does that make it true? >> i was shocked by it. i don't think someone -- >> hey i don't have time -- >> you were poking your finger at him. he poked it back. >> jerry comes here with the family wealth and the $1,500 suit and a lying accusation object my wife. >> "the washington post." >> that doesn't make it true. i never funneled any money to my wife's law firm. never. >> you remember that? >> do i ever? i mean, that makes marco rubio and donald trump lock like best friends, right? that exchange. you know, i have to say, so, of course, we're doing this in the context of governor brown endorsing hillary clinton today. >> yeah. >> i don't know whether you know i worked for jerry four years i

today, governor jerri brown jumped on the hillary clinton bandwagon, endorsing her for president, just one week before the california primary. the polls show that she leads in california, but bernie sanders is fighting to steal the golden state. there was a scare yesterday at a sanders stop in oakland. animal rights activists jumped barricades and rushed the candidates, but the body guards surrounded sanders and the protesters were arrested. tonight, southeast texas is getting exactly what it does not need-- more rain. severe flooding has forced more than 1,000 people to flee their homes. the brazos river near houst son at historic levels. two years ago, it was dry in the drought. now at least eight people have drowned in the lone star state, and is. >> reporter: the brazos river in southeast texas hasn't looked like this in more than half a century. it rose about a record 53 feet, flooding property and homes, leaving livestock huddled around mere inches of dry ground. the own way around some communities near the river is by boat, or in pedro chavez's case, a borrowed kayak and old mop

. >> she did pick up a big endorsement by california governor's jerry brown. he says clinton will be prepared to lead our country on day one. that's his words. not mine. does a governor brown endorsement help her there? >> yes. she's worried about this. her supporters, her inner circle, all of the above. she's bringing out the help she can. for example, jerry brown, gaven newsome. come support me. this is the party. let's unite. so that goes to show you that they are very concerned about this. how does she spin it if she doesn't win california? it's a problem, it really is. this is a person that's supposed to be the nominee of the democratic party. this is the person that they are seeing as their best shot for president. >> am i right she only needs about 8% of the delegates? >> yeah. california alone is 582 delegates. she needs 77. new jersey, she's leading by a handful of points. >> she should be crushing it and she's not. >> exactly. and that's what bernie sanders is staying until the end is showing is she should have been crushing him and she can't even cr

governor jerry brown has announced he plans to ask the state legislature for ten millions dollars to build an earthquake warning system. hi. is the internet still out? yes! i have nothing. come on! work together. work together. work together. do you got anything? i don't have anything. no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on! get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> steve: new at 830. governor jerry brown has announced he plans to ask state legislature for $10 million to abandon earthquake warning system. >> pam: that is welcome news to researchers who have been working on just a system for years, but struggling to find the money to pay for it. >> pam:today, kron 4's charles clifford visited the u-s-g-s funding would be welcome, but it won't be enough.

clinton has no public events but she did pick up a key endorsement from california governor jerry brown today. let's get right to nbc's kristen welker covering the clinton campaign from brooklyn, new york. >> reporter: they the-- hey the kate. it is a big endorsement. statewide he has a 56% approval ra rating. let me read to you the endorsement to secretary clinton. he writes the stakes couldn't be higher, our country faces an extensional threat from climate change and the spread of nuclear weapons and a new cold war is on the hirnz. this is no time for democrats to keep fighting each other. the general election has already begun. hillary clinton with her long experience especially as secretary of state has a firm grasp of the issues and will be prepared to lead our country on day one. the crux of his argument is this is about taking on donald trump. you increasingly here secretary clinton's surrogates and supporters putting pressure on senator sand others to get out of this race for that very reason. senator sanders defiant saying he's not going anywhere, he will fight this race to the

governor jerry brown signed measure into law on thursday. the governor vetoed a bill that would have allowed local governments to impose taxes on tobacco products. >>> emotional visit to flint, michigan for president obama. he spoke to hundreds of residents at the high school where the tap water is still undrinkable. he told the people of flint he has their back. he did his best to show them progress has been made. >> there you go. you know, generally i have not been doing stunts here, but this used a filter. you know, the water around this table was flint water that was filtered. it just confirms what we know scientifically which is that if you are using a filter and installing it, then flint water at this point is drinkable. >> during his visit, he announced a $10 million allocation from health and human services for medical services in flint and lead contamination and treatment. >>> attorneys for bill cosby are trying to delay a may 24th hearing against the criminal assault case in pennsylvania. they filed an emergency stay asking to keep

jerry brown, because he's he has voted to complement this law very similarly. as you may know, we've had a family leave policy in the state and in the city for quite some time but it only paid about 55% and then the rest would have to be done by the families. this legislation closes that gap, and again thankful to supervisor weiner for doing this.. but in addition, the governor and the legislature decided they would also increase the state's portion so that in a couple of years the state will be covering about 60% of this family leave and the rest of it to a staggered process will be covered by employers on a staggered basis depending upon the number of employees that they have. these efforts provide the kind of basic security and support that should be available quite frankly, to every family in the united states of america. we start it right here in a very proud that everything that we do here, everybody else watches, and they need a copy, maybe they don't, but if they do, they know it's because we do it for the right reasons. thank you supervisor weiner. tha

they will draft a letter and handed to governor jerry brown. there was a car seen leaving the freeway and had tinted windows. >> hopefully, something can get done and get done soon. there have been way too many. >>> the man deliberately set afire and killed his five-year- old son. he surrendered to richmond police at 11:30 am this morning. he used in accelerant to start a fire inside his home on sunday. his five-year-old and his mother were in the master bedroom. she got out with second and third degree burns and unfortunately, the five-year- old boy was trapped and he died. >>> a 21-year-old was killed. the victim lived in richmond but they have not released his name or any information about a possible suspect or suspects.>>> developing news in oakland, joining us live from what she learned, cristina rendon. >> reporter: the new bay bridge, and the san francisco skyline, they are very beautiful. a worker here, on his lunch break, he wanted to come here and taken the view, he was trying to take pictures of this scenic area and he was on the roc

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that is where jerry brown is saying to rick scott. he is also seen, listen, you've got $69 billion of coastal asset of climate change by 2030. also the national federation of independent business is saying that regulations are a big problem for them. one out of five small businesses say not very common. you know what's going on is even or governor jerry brown in january said we hike it to fit in dollars an hour for the minimum wage. he worried that low skilled, low-income people lose their job and also the san francisco federal reserve and did a study. they found 200 job losses for minimum wage hikes even know it would be higher pay for some workers. this is a real problem right now. that's the debate. you raise the wager there's the job. back to you, neil. neil: well said. four pm eastern time. don't forget that take on all of this. in the meantime, nick brown is skipping out of the republican national convention this summer. not a big shocker, but its name to others skipping out including jeb bush, george bush, george bush senior's.

governor jerry brown is see 10 million dollars in state funds to create an earthqua warning system. nats of earthquake warning the u-s geological survey and university researchers e developing the system.. whi would provide several seconf warning after a fault ruptu limited alerts could begin 20- 18. brown has supported the cren of the system... but previo argued that money should co from only private and feder sources.. not state funds. beyonce is back in the bay tonight. the pop star took the stage at levi's stadiumn santa clara.. on her formatn world tour. this is beyonce's first performance here, since her 'super bowl 50 halftime sh. that got a lot of people talking. maria medina is outside le's tonight. maria? ((pkg)) ((nats of fans yellg "beyonce")) beyonce.. here tonight on her "formation" campaign 20-16: we learned tonight - that bernie sandes coming back to the bay areas week. the democratic presidential candidate is g to host rallies in san jose vallejo on wednesday. tomorrow, democrats in oregon and kentucky head to polls. sanders is favored in both of those states. but he sti

>>james:chiang joins what could be a packed field of democrats seeking to replace jerry brown. >>james:former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa is expected to make a bid. as well as current l-a mayor eric garcetti. >>james:other potential contenders include former e-bay executive and state controller steve westly. and billionaire climate activist tom steyer. >>james:new video shows san francisco cops cracking down on a side show in the city over the weekend. >>james:the video shows a crowd of people doing do-nuts in their cars. things got tense and five people were arrested. kron 4's vicki liviakis shows us what happened. >>vicki liviakis: you see behind this is like things were getting a out of control someo a jump on the squad car is a lot of shouting and that had to give the fuse for fencing facing the crowd of 50 to 60 people there are reports of pepper spray being used on one person three cars were season those arrested were charged with speeding and vandalizing a police cruiser you may remember early this month the chp cruiser was ambushed it is back when the was kic

jerry brown stayed in to the convention. through these things before and they and that not being all that consequential in most instances. mark: although in some historic instances, you could say it hurt the party. about 1980 --talk jimmy carter was going to lose in 1980. there were hostages in iran and the economy was in terrible shape. would you consider putting bernie sanders on the ticket? guest: i think if she is moving that direction, she should go with elizabeth orin. guest: i think other people would be better. tim kaine or somebody like that who has some appeal in specific younger fee. andt: that's a safer choice i think she's more likely to go there. john: both great men. up next, we will talk about trump. are watching us in washington dc, you can listen to us on the radio radio. we will be right back. ♪ mark: joining us now, nbc correspondent katie turner who covers donald trump. about davidng french, who will crystal was touting over the weekend. you like us trying to figure it out. does david french match your

. >> california governor jerry brown and the governor of florida are locked in a war of words. the governor of florida in called trying to convince companies to move to florida and governor brown is not happy about it. jesse gary was with the florida governor this afternoon. jesse, what is he saying? >> reporter: usually you come here for a baseball game but today for political message. governor brown stayed on his message, jobs, florida has the jobs. he down played the rift with the governor for the best and most profitable jobs. >> his appearance brief. governor scott wrapped up his tour at at&t. he hammered his message like maids swinging a baseball bat. >> we are competing for jobs. >> scott did a southern run from san jose to mountain view and san francisco. he courted silicon valley to move more than 26 miles east. >> that's how you do business. you solve their problems. >> for his part jerry brown was at a memorial event in west sacramento. he spoke to us afterwards saying if anything floridians shoe boxes you had want to come west for californians' business climate. >>

est pidiendo al gobernador jerry brown para las cÁmaras de entrada y salida que puedan grabarlos autos en la autopista, alcalde de hÉrcules entregarÁ una carta firmada. romero explica que las autopistas son responsabilidad del estado. >> son como unas 10 cÁmaras, eso nos ayudarÍa mucho para poder, si estos tiroteos estÁn ocurriendo, que puedan captar estos vehÍculos, las placas. luz: que puedan conducir con menos miedo. segÚn la patrulla de caminos de california desde el mes de noviembre han muerto cuatro personas. el tiroteo en autopistas de costa a costa a alameda. marÍa: presuntamente participÓ otro sospechoso llamado dwayne anderson, enfrentan cargos por enfrente de homicidio y por disparar contra un vehÍculo policÍa investiga la conexiÓn de thomas con el homicidio de un residente. se enfocÓ en el uso de la fuerza policial. durante la reuniÓn varios residentes de san francisco dijeron que la polÍtica del uso de fuerza es anticuada. uso de pistolas elÉctricas se planteÓ como alternativa aunque no todo el mundo se mostrÓ a favor. >> tenemos que tener mÁs cuidado po

. >> governor jerry brown has the ability and the authority to allocate the money. at this point. he is that person in the state of california who can help this community and this area and this region. >> mayor dan romano. appreciate you taking the time this afternoon. thank you very much. five mayors from west contra costa county. it will be hand delivered by mayor romero and plans to hand deliver that. and hopes, at least was governor jerry brown and hope to get funding for the cameras and the off ramps here along the portion of interstate 80. >> this is similar to what they are asking for after the shooting on highway four that killed the young mother there. they are monitoring the roadways with videotape that at the can keep. >> that is exactly what this is. except the only difference here, key difference in city of pittsburgh the city council will allocate $1,000 to fund the cameras. this is money my that comes from the city's could have officers and -- coffers and here in west contra costa county, they happen along interstate 80 and state funded freeway and state of californ

jerry brown has announced that he is endorsing hillary clinton's. in a statement posted on his website the governor says hillary clinton as convincingly made the case that she knows how to get things done. she has the tenacity to get the job democratic agenda brown. complemented resellers for running a good campaign. what is shown that they want clinton as a nominee. >> darya: pretty sanders is still trying to pull off a win in california. he is back in the east bay this morning. >> james: brown get sanders is directing that a cantus way as many voters. is going to be in emeryville today. it means that a cruise later. >> guest: in oakland we saw some tense moments. sanders had secret service around him. protesters jump the fence and they're trying to make their way onto the stage to disrupt his rally. those four were taken away by six service san. distal supporters he would not be intimidated. that drew thunderous applause from the crowd. he is hoping for a big win that would give momentum going into the democratic national convention. >>: my help a

. >>> governor jerry brown is urging people to conserve water. he issued an executive order today. making the water restrictions permanent residents will not be able )4to do things without washing cars without a set off nozzle or hosing up sidewalks. governor brown says that it does not mean that the drought is over. he is asking state water q],z authorities to develop long term plans. >> what will likely be changing, instead of the state mandating what's to be done with each city, local areas will be able to propose their own standards. we have climate change, stresses on our water supply, roy populations, we're looking at the fact that there's never going to be a time where we -- water supply, the fact that there's never going to be a time where we should not conserve water. >>> taking a live look outside tonight, in san francisco, cloudy weather will start in parts of the bay area tomorrow morning.yvj brittney shipp is checking the forecast. >> we will see a nice pattern, dry conditions, compared to last week where we saw so much we are drying out high pressure has returned. as

>> in 2009, $2500 for the gubernatorial short run against jerry brown, and that is something that ted cruz product, and we found out that was true. >> keep in mind that donald trump is a businessman, and a businessman will donate to each side, and donald trump was never toward one. back to the democrats returned the money? >> no, and they should not, and i assume they used it it has been so long ago.>>> that is all we have time for right now, but let's take a look on the weather because we have the forecast. back and it is a beautiful day in store, and we will see plenty of sunshine with temperatures will above average for this time of year once again.>> blue skies outside in hovering near the 60 degree march, and above for every location. and the winds will continue to start the day, and or casting the wind profile at 8 am, the watch what happens as we advance through the afternoon and evening. the wind will shift onshore, and that it is the bay area natural air conditioner. cooler air were final into the bay, temperatures decreasing today along the coast, and continuing for everyone

together they are drafting a letter to get governor jerry brown, asking for fundy -- funding for 24 cameras. >> we want cameras on the off ramps and along the highway. >> if we can backtrack after shooting a find out what car was involved, we could record that play, contact the registered owner, that is a star. >> reporter: all five mayors will eat -- meet tomorrow morning. when they come to an agreement, the letter will be handed to the governor. chp says that they are working on an arrest. a black chevy el camino with tinted windows was seen leaving the scene. >>> new information on an amtrak accident that killed a mother and her three-year-old daughter. we first brought you the store yesterday afternoon. today, they confirm that our crew was working 150 yards south of where the crash happened it happened on washington avenue. cars heading south like the victims suv had to merge them two lanes to one after crossing the tracks. a witness told ktvu that her suv was in between the crossing arms. >> is not gridlock your. there was no gridlock your. there were vehicles -- she was not the only

brown parece que no fue bien recibida por todo el mundo. d de 18 a 21 aÑos incrementado la edad permitida para consumir y comprar cigarrillos en california. >> es muy importante porque tenemos que parar a las compaÑÍas que venden este producto para que los jÓvenes no sean adictos al tabaco. daiana: el senador es el autor de dicha ley. dice estar contento ya que eso evitarÍa muertes prematuras de quienes nacieron entre el 2000 y 2019. ademÁs de el bienestar de miles de personas fuera de vicios de tabaco en el futuro. >> cuanto antes empiecen a fumar es mÁs frecuente que tengan una adicciÓn para toda su vida. >> es mucho mejor porque ahorita vemos a muchos jÓvenes, principalmente adquiriendo cigarros y aparte de eso hay muchas formas en la que estÁn disfrazando los cigarrillos con sabores. daiana: la medida incluirÍa a todos los productos de tabaco en cigarros, acuerdos electrÓnicos o masticables. esto tambiÉn podrÍa significar no tener repercusiones para los vendedores locales. no va a ser de beneficio para nosotros porque nos

brown plasmarÁ su firma. se opusieron los republicanos y entrarÁ en efecto el 9 de junio. incluye todas los productos de tabaco. con esta regulaciÓn dicen, habrÁ una reducciÓn de varias muertes. el humo que despide la mariguana podrÍa afectar a terceras personas y no solo a quien la consume, pero hasta ahora no existe ley que proteja a quienes no la fuman pero tienen que soportar los efectos. claudia nos habla de un nuevo proyecto de ley. >> aquÍ hay muchos niÑos y andan oliendo esas cosas. >> es bien peligroso el humo, yo estoy preocupada, donde vivo hay muchas personas que fou y tengo un niÑo de cinco aÑos. >> a la mayorÍa nos afecta. claudia: todos parecieron estar de acuerdo, afirman que el uso de la marihuana medicinal debe ser controlada, especialmente cuando se consumen zonas residenciales. >> muchas personas son irresponsables. que tal vez no lo necesitan como su medicina, pero estÁn afectando la salud de otros. >> pedro, quien no quiere ser identificado, afirma que su hija de tan sÓlo 10

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