jerry brown has never had children, has never really wanted for much. i don't think he carn about that much, but he's never had to worry about it.n ansom grew up in a ngle-family home with his mom. >> and he has four children. >> the way he wilapproach these things as a father and given his life experience will be very different. >> i want to move on to the propositi. there were a number of propositionse on state ballot, two measures. yet vots rejected a measure to expand rent control. what does this tell us about the mind-set of voters? >> rejected by a huge margin. housing still remains important to california voters. we see support in polling. this particular measure, proposition 10, it lost only passed in one county, san france.co, in the entire st i think it had a message that thet r is too damn high and that's an issue that prfgz care about. it didn't have the money. it was outspent 3 to 1 and it didn't have a coalition. there wasn't a party support, e big eleofficial support, organized labor gave some money, but not a lot. and so in the end i thi

nown nk jerry brown was k for panel once on the right, wasn't on the left. i think you'll see certainly childhood poverty issues and preschool, education, housing. i think yng're go see him step back from high speed rail in some way. maybe less of the cap in trade money will go to high speed rail. and then there's the tunnels question that jerry brown -- the water tunnels and the delta. i think he wants to create his ' own legacy and going to lean in onhings jerry brown didn't think of. >> i think that speaks to their different life experrences. brown has never had children, has never really wanted for much. i don't think he cares about money that much, bute's never had to worry about it. and newsom grew up in a single-family homh his mom. >> and he has four children. >> the way he will approach these thingas a father and given his life experience will be very different. >> i want to move on to the proposition. there were a number of propositions on the state ballot, two measures. yet voters rejected a measure tn exrent control. what does this tell us about

el gobernador jerry brown llega hoy a las zonas afectadas. . >> continúa la batalla contra el incendio kamp >> también la caravana se acerca cada vez más y viajan al menos en nueve autobuses >> buenas tardes, bienvenidos el incendio camp sigue ardiendo en el norte de california decenas de personas desaparecidas la contención de las llamas está en 35% hoy las autoridades visitan la zona, líderes político revelan que hallaron en paradise >> en minutos iniciará la conferencia con la presencia del gobernador, después de visitar la zona afectará, también hablarán de los recursos para los afectos california recibirá apoyo de gobierno federal, declado los Ángeles ventura y en estado de emergencia, también miles de residentes llegarán con recursos limitado sin agua, sin electricidad expuestos a agentes contaminantes, los mantendremos actualizados en las ediciones de las 5 y 6 de la tarde >> cientos de personas continúan desaparecidas. >> los llamados no se detienen los familiares siguen en búsqueda de los suyos y acuden a redes sociales, para localizar a los suyos, por ejemplo

you said was in maryland for jerry brown. ms. pelosi: yes. >> why? what was that all about? ms. pelosi: in 1976, jerry brown, our new governor of california, new, charismatic, young governor, decided that he wanted to run for president. he was getting all kinds of attention for small is beautiful and fiscal responsibility. and he decided he wanted to run. i thought our prime area in california was -- our california primary was in june. i thought, by the time june came around, it would be all over. so, it so happened that the maryland secretary of state had declared that any candidate who is a recognized candidate in any other state informant union would be on the ballot -- in the union would be on the ballot in maryland, unless they chose to take their name off the ballot. i called mccarthy, my friend whombings the chair of jerry brown's campaign, and i said, we should go to maryland. jerry agreed. we did. that's really how i went from kitchen to more involvement in the democratic party. brian: what happened in maryland? ms. pelosi: in maryland it was a remarkable campaign. real

and before that we sauce governor jerry brown and governor-elect gavin newsom, both democrats and both critical of the president, especially in light of his declaration of the california wildfires being this disastrous and devastating was because of the poor forest management. it's going to be a very interesting photo op that we see as these three men stand together. just your comment on that, what this looks like. >> i think it's gavin newsom, a very smart politically astute democrat who is a new generation of democrats taking over from jerry brown, and trump which i don't -- he's the complete polar opposite of both of them politically, let alone generationally. so i think that will be an interesting photo op, but i want to go back and agree with rick's comments on definitely where trump is after this election and the gop is in journal, to the point of the maps, they were designed very much for certainly not a lot of house pick .. here we are at flip, on maps where it was hard to pick up some of the seats we have, honestly because of the bleeding of the suburbs and among folks who are

(pam)governor jerry brown toured the fire zone in butte county today.... kron fours ashley za-val-a has more from chico. u.s. secretary of interior ryan zinke joined jerry brown today as the governor announced an executive order to cut red tape and streamline recovery efforts here in butte county.both zinke and brown sending a joint message that now is not the time to point fingers at who is responsible for the campfire...((pkg)) ((jerry brown)) "this is so devastating, i don't really have the words to describe it." governor jerry brown at a loss for words for the state's deadliest and most destructive wildfire.((ryan zinke)) "this is the worst fire i have ever seen."u.s. secretary of interior ryan zinke making his fourth trip to california for a fire...zinke responded to criticism of president trump's comments on california's forest management and his threat to withhold federal relief."the president has pledged his full support to california. this is just not a state issue, this is not a federal issue, this is an american issue of managing our forests. we

governor jerry brown(d) californiagovernor jerry brown: "i'm issuing an executive order today that will speed up recovery, cut red tape, go overcome somregulations and other kind of laws that get in our way because we have to clean up the debris, bind up our wounds and get with ... get with tomorrow."(grant) reacting to president trump's weekend tweet which did not acknowledge the victims but blamed california's fires on forestry mis-management, and included a threat to with-hold federal funds... secretary zinke said that mister trump is quote: "pledging his full support to california...noting that this is not just a state issue, it's not not a federal issue, this is an american issue of managing our forests. we all want healthy forests." (pam) one man thought he one man thought he had put his fire fighting days behind him. but as the flames from the 'camp fire' closed in on his home in paradise .. a retired east contra costa fire captain .. jumped right back into action.(ken) kron 4's justine waldman has the story of how he saved his almost 90 year old neighbors life.. and the prized p

president, listen carefully to jerry brown. he's a leader on this. gasp newsom, listen to them, and i'm sure they will plead the case. >> we've been talking about this so-called cannon of subpoenas. axios is reporting that 85-plus trump targets exist. is that true? i'm not asking you to make that list, but -- start with the beginning. >> unfortunately the republican congress basically went after benghazi ad nauseam. that's basically what they did. we need to go after those miss deeds the corruption that's been so apparent, but we need to deal with shirts like the policies which i just spoke about, about the coal issues. we do have another constitutional issue, called the emoluments clause, which strictly prohibit the president and pup officials from any gift, any payment. beonemoluments, and certainly there's other -- but do the democrats have the right to go after the president's personal finances? >> uh, the answer is yes, if it involves some problem that is existing in his administration. he never game up his ownership or put his properties into a

president trump responded with "thank you jerry brown. looking forward to joining you and gavin newsom tomorrow.. the smoke is hanging over the bay area because of the campfire. air quality levels reached unhealthy levels. >> mark this, is unprecedented for the area. >> the temperature, not temperature, but the air quality numbers monday and tuesday, 120, 150 -- >> now off the charts? yeah. you can notice that when you walk outside. unfortunately it's going to stick around. once again, i wish we had green that indicated good air quality very unhealthy range. livermore maxed out at 303. this is considered hazardous. here is a live camera above san francisco. can't see much because we have the thick smoke and thick haze over the area. once again, the smoke kind of settling in for tonight. it's going to be around as head toward the weekend. main reason why you see the milky haze over northern california. the fire is up here around heap. it's right about here that the fire is going, in fact, righting in this region, about here. with the offsh

jerry brown said there are lot of reasons -- as governor jerry brown said, there are a lot of reasons for fire. the temperatures have gotten hotter, the amount of material, the dead and dying timber, the mortality rate of the beetle kill. >> reporter: all conditions are present and on this warning for record breaking fire year 2018 with still six weeks to go. >> so we continue to have dry weather conditions, critical fire weather across california. >> reporter: though everyone pledged cooperation, the enormity of this problem and its costs may quickly tamp down all the good will. you see, such as the nature of plastic. reporting live -- politics. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you very much. >>> officials in butte county say they are dealing with the norovirus outbreak at an vacation center in chico -- evacuation center in chico. they are using separate bathroom facilities and being vacked for by public health nurses. >>> the mayor of paradise is grateful for the help and promising they will rebuild. >> this is the most challenging thing i have ever done and i ha

he was met on the runway by outgoing governor jerry brown, incoming governor gavin newsom, and fema administrator brock long. mr.r touring fire damage, trump made remarks in paradise, california.

brown. >> regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> es importante buscar la unidad para enfrentar la tragedia. >> en estos momentos están realizando una conferencia de prensa para detalles de lo más reciente del incendio. >> (audio en inglés). >> esta hablando de cómo el incendio ha progresado y tendremos más detalles. >> por lo pronto residentes comienzan labores de limpieza según explicó los empleeados de cuadrillas. >> monstruo es que ha tomado cerca de cinco días para ayudar a los desplazados además, de recibir artículos de primera necesidad y se reclutaron personas para catalogar los artículos. >> es algo especial para ayudarnos a visitar las cosas y se vieron todo. >> los organizadores dijeron que la repueta a esincreible. >> y aunqe la calidad del aire ha mejorado los valles ba denso mante humo ¿qué se espera en las próximas horas? >> más de lo mismo es más de una semana viendo las cenizas y las condiciones no parecen mejorar y la mejoría podría llegar hasta el martes es que se puede ver que aquí el puerto rico no es tsanto le valodid del viento y se puede v

. >> yeah, jerry brown -- the current governor jerry brown and governor-elect gavin newsome. remember the president did not visit california after the santa rosa fire. he didn't go to montecito after the mud slides there, even as he visited other areas that had been ravaged by hurricanes. but the view of the white house officials was the scale and severity of these fires required the president's personal attention. yes, you see him there in paradise, california, standing with a local official, the current governor and governor-elect. he spoke to the press and reiterated a point that he made on twitter as it relates to these fires and the issue of forest management, an issue that firefighter experts say the president is dead wrong about. >> right now we want to take care of the people that are so badly hurt, the families where they've lost a lot of people have been lost. i guess you don't really know what the final count. we won't know that for a while. there are areas you can't even get to them yet. but it's -- we have incredible people doing the job. so we'll get that done b

as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, today, governor jerry brown weighed in .. calling on voters to reject state proposition six. jerry brown/california governor "...prop 6 is a scheme and and a scam and it was put on the ballot by some acolytes of donald trump...."governor jerry brown joining public safety and trade unions friday to call on voters to reject proposition sixjerry brown/california governor "....we need to fix our roads, we need to fix our bridges, we need to make sure our local transit is up to the task..." proposition six would repeal a 12 cent per gallon gas tax hike and an increase in vehicle registration fees. governor brown signed the increases into law last year to fund $5 billion dollars annually for road and bridge repairs and other transit improvements. in response to brown's comments the yes on six campaignissued a statement that reads...(full screen graphic) "...no amount of false partisan rhetoric changes the fact that nearly 1 million californians, half of whom are democrats and independents, put prop 6 on the ballot and will be votin

jerry brown is gone. phil first, what can we expect first up from governor newsom. >> he's going to get national attention. he's no stranger to the national spotlight. he's known for same-sex marriages in san francisco and he parlayed that into his becoming governor, succeeding jerry brown. his biggest challenge is going to be trying to deal with poverty and homelessness in the state, something governor brown managed not to doo do in his eight year -- to do in his eight years. they're old family friend, but he's definitely got a challenge in front of him and he's got a democratic majority in the statehouse as well which could be a plus or a minus. >> that's right. if there's a super majority in both the assembly and senate they could override a veto. he doesn't have a gravitas that jerry brown does. he might butt heads with the legislature more than brown did. they deferred to brown quite a bit. gavin newsom might not be in for such a smooth ride when he takes the role. and by the way, he's not sworn in u

he is not as respected as jerry brown is and was even republicans recognized jerry brown as of the adult in the real. they don't consider gavin newsom the adult in the real. >> i've known gavin for quite a while century served on the board of supervisors together. i think that may be underestimating him a letter about. he has the ability to rise to the occasion and i think that's when you talk about and here a lot of talking about medicare the fact is he's the one who brought universal healthcare to san francisco when he was mayor. he has that to look at. whether he succeed or not will be a function really of what kind of staff does he surround himself with because he's someone who needs good staff. when you are lieutenant governor it is a different kind of ballgame but you are right, when you are governor and you need to work the legislature and worked to committees, when you are dealing with the lobbyist from all over the place coming after you, you need very good people inside to help you navigate whatever i just let him a jothat you want. as tom said, this is someone who has had his

he was met on the tarmac by california's governor, jerry brown, and the man who would ta ke jerry brown, and the man who would take over from him jerry brown, and the man who would take overfrom him injanuary, the governor elect. both men, who clashed publicly with the president for what he said was poor forest management for offering any condolences to the dead. the president struck a much more conciliate return in person. to see what happened here, nobody would have ever thought this could have happened. so the federal government is behind you, we are all behind each other. i think we can truly say, jerry. and jerry and i have been speaking, and gave in and i have now got to know each other, and we are all going to work together, and we will do a realjob. but this is very sad to see. as far as the lives are concerned, nobody knows quite yet. we are up to a certain number, but we have a lot of people that are unaccounted for. president trump's visit was not appreciated by eve ryo ne trump's visit was not appreciated by everyone here. well, the forests have been mismanaged? well, it is

thank you, governor jerry brown. remarkable leadership. [ cheers and applause ] >> robert kennedy i thought always saithe said it best. he said few will have the greatness to bend history. but each of us can work to change a small portion of events and the total of those acts will be written in the history of this generation. as californians we have been granted the extraordinary opportunity to write history's next chapter. and the extraordinary obligation to help every californian write their own california story even from the darkest of circumstances. just last week i met an extraordinary young man by the name of joshua who is writing his own story. he said to me, i can't vote for you, i was born in mexico. i came here with my mom after my father passed away. and i watched her work three jobs as a cook to support me. i worked as a community service officer he said to pay his own way through college and he's about to graduate with a uc degree. joshua is also a dreamer who spent every waking day over the past year wo

the governor jerry brown has talked about the management. he suggested that the frequency and intensity of these fires could be lessenned if they would do more to combat climate change. he was asked whether or not he believed whether or not it contributed to the intensity of the fires. we should point out that they have suggested that the president said in the pax that climate change is a hoax by the chinese. >>> the cia issuing a stunning report in the death of jammal khashoggi. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ comfort. what we deliver by delivering. >>> president trump was briefed on the phone today by the secretary of cia. the crown prince personally ordered the death of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. sarah sanders says the president has confidence in the cia but would not elaborate further. he was a resident of the united states and a columnist for the washington suppose. >>> i want to bring in ben we a we'd -- weedeman. where did the investigation come from? multicultural, many countries involved, even. >> yes, it comes from a various of sources, it

"> ( robin )that is the response from governor jerry brown ... who toured the destruction from the 'camp fire' in butte county wednesday. here's a look at the latest numbers from the camp fire. an additional 8 bodies were found. bringing the total victims to 56. there are still 130 people missing and a list of 103 names of those missing has been released. more than 10,000 structures have been destroyed.... the vast majority of those are homes. the camp fire has burned more than 138,000 acres and is 35 percent contained. more than 5,600 firefighters are on the lines. ( robin ) today marks one week since the camp fire erupted in butte county. and we are learning more about the heroism of first responders who moved quickly to save lives in the early hours of the fire. kron 4's charles clifford spent the afternoon listening to fire dispatch audio .... from the first day of the fire. (ááno closed captioningáá) captioningáá) captioningáá) <"the norovirus is not uncommon, especially this time of year. and it's especially not un-common for shelte

reaction from current governor jerry brown about his predecessor... gavin newsom. (grant) proposition 7 passes. sixty percent of california voters are sick their clocks. but this necessarily of daylight saving time.assemblymembeabout what's next... in just two and a half minutes. (grant) it was decided last night, gavin newsom will replace governor jerry brown in sacramento.(vicki) the former san francisco mayor and lieutenant governor will have four years to show what kind of leader he is. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more on what governor brown has to say about his "second in command." governor brown says he's happy for newsom... and not surprised he went after and won the governor spot. speaking to reporters today... brown talked about what he plans on accomplishing during his last couple of months as california's governor. he hopes to spend a lot of time on the environment... focusing his efforts on water rights and the delta. he's happy about the correctional system... but says he needs to fill many open judge posistions. governor brown also wishing hi

as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, today, governor jerry brown weighed in .. calling on voters to reject state proposition six. jerry brown/california governor "...prop 6 is a scheme and and a scam and it was put on the ballot by some acolytes of donald trump...."governor jerry brown joining public safety and trade unions friday to call on voters to reject proposition sixjerry brown/california governor "....we need to fix our roads, we need to fix our bridges, we need to make sure our local transit is up to the task..." proposition six would repeal a 12 cent per gallon gas tax hike and an increase in vehicle registration fees. governor brown signed the increases into law last year to fund $5 billion dollars annually for road and bridge repairs and other transit improvements. in response to brown's comments the yes on six campaignissued a statement that reads...(full screen graphic) "...no amount of false partisan rhetoric changes the fact that nearly 1 million californians, half of whom are democrats and independents, put prop 6 on the ballot and will be votin

>> jerry brown is about lowering expectations. he's been a national figure who has had many political laws. gavin newsom is about looking forward. he's been a pioneer in terms of the civil rights of same-sex marriage. that is difficult as he wants to sell himself in the middle of the country. he is a national figure against the trump administration. can you get thing done and continue the momentum of california? a lead the state of that rests on continuing economic growth and power. that is key for him. >> david, brian, thank you for your comments. it's a lot to digest and take in. >> been a big day. the next few days the final results will roll out and we can look at one thing tonight and that is the voter turnout across california is strong. >> great news. >> tens of millions of dollars in campaign money went into the hotly contested state race to determine who would be the next school chief. marshall tuck, a former education executive will be the next state superintendent of public instruction. the political newcomer has a big

president trump stood side by side with governor jerry brown and governor elect gavin newsom in paradise as they toured the damage today. (justine) an additional 5 bodies were found today bringing the number of deaths to 76. the number of missing people is now nearly 13-hundred. 12,792 structures have been destroyed.... the vast majority of those are homes. the camp fire has burned more than 149,000 acres and is 55-percent contained. more than 5,600 firefighters are on the lines. natasha chen shows us what happened on the presidents visit to the butte county fire zone. president trump was in california today, touring the aftermath of the state's deadliest wildfires on record. president trump: "we've never seen anything like this in california. we've never seen anything like this year. looks like total devastation. "he started out in northern california, where the camp fire decimated the town of paradise.the president met with first responders and survivors along with the governor and governor elect. president trump: "i think we've developed a great relationship. we have to work forest ma

he was accompanied by jerry brown and gavin newsom. both the governor and governor-elect, of course, talk a lot about climate change but the president said that the issue still here remains, forestry management. listen. >> does seeing this devastation change your opinion at all on climate change? >> no, no. we're going to have forest that's are very safe because we can't go through this every year, we go through this and we'll have safe forests and that's happening as we speak. >> you said change in the fire management, should the state -- >> we'll work together with the federal government -- no, state, local and federal government. federal government's going to work with the state and we'll help them with funding and we're -- its going to take a lot of funding. >> reporter: and the governor and governor-elect didn't call him on that. in fact, there's a lot of agreement there that there does need to be better forestry management. the underlying cause, of course, is the subject of continued debate. i'll give you a sense of where i am he

he was talking about raking to jerry brown, the governor of california. how the forests should be raked. if you look at jerry brown's face, he clearly didn't want to get in a fight with the president. there is a large part of the scientific community who said that donald trump is completely wrong. >> a major announcement by general motors. closing four plants in the u.s. and in canada. what does that mean to the president? >> some are in ohio and some are in michigan. you remember i believe it was july of 2017, not yet president said we will be bringing jobs to these areas and the plants are closing. it may not be the major reason, but one of the reasons is the steel tariffs. not that they import so much steel, but it cusmore now than buy the do nestmestic steel. >> gloria borger, thank you so much. it is a race against the clock. republicans lose control of the houses and a government shut down could happen kidnap day. republican trey gowdy who led the benghazi hearings wants it to be private. we will weigh in next and a major escalation. russia fires on

thank you, governor jerry brown. remarkable leadership. >> [ applause and cheering ] >> robert kennedy always said it best. he said few will have the greatness to bends history. each of us can work to change a small portion of events and a small portion of the acts will be written in the history. we've been afford to write the next part of history and every californian can write their own californian story. just last week i met an extraordinary young man by the name of joshua who is writing his own story. he said to me, i can't vote for you. i was born in mexico. i came here with my mom after my father passed away and i watched her work three jobs as a cook to support me. i worked as a community service officer at the mersed police department to work his way through college and is about to graduate with a uc degree. joshua is a dreamer two spent every waking day over the past year worrying if his dream was coming to an end but he said gavin, i can't vote for you but i want you to know i'm okay. i'm okay because i'm a

. >> reporter: they've thrown verbal jabs at one another but president trump, governor jerry brown and his successor gavin newsom put the politics aside and showed a united front for the fire victims in butte county. >> he looked out the window and just waved to all of us and i think it's really cool, because paradise is going through a tough time. >> reporter: red hats and face masks lined the veets streets io on friday, all in anticipation of president trump's motorcade. >> i was surprised, there were so many people with the red hats on. i figured there would not be as many. >> reporter: it shouldn't come as a shock. after all, most voters in butte county voted for then candidate trump in 2016. >> it just means a lot that the president is coming here and supporting us. >> reporter: around 12:30, the president and his security detail arrived, sparking a yelling match between president trump's supporters and protesters, who refuse to forgive the president for last week's controversial tweet, blaming california's forest management for the fires. >> this is a tragedy and he's making it w

. >>> governor jerry brown is trying to save his gas tax, he was palo alto. >> the fbi confirmed with kpix5, that a second suspicious package has been found at the post office, addressed to billionaire activist tom stier, where authorities investigated a package last week that was also addressed to stier. they are still conducting a forensic investigation, it was more than a dozen such devices mailed out across the country. the suspect is behind bars awaiting a transfer for new york. >>> back to our top story we are four days away from the midterm elections, jackie board was in palo alto to hear the arguments. >> reporter: the average gas price in california is a dollar above the national average, this morning governor jerry brown is reminding people what they are doing for the state's infrastructures and roads. >> no on six! >> we need to fix our roads, fix our bridges, make sure our local transit is up and ready for the task. this is a great opportunity to show the rest of the country that california knows how to invest in its future. >> the people we spoke to at a gas station in pa

>> reporter: president trump walked through paradise, flanked by governor jerry brown, his successor gavin newsom, and fema administr brock long. then in chico the president got an update on the path of the camp fire and what'sto contain . president trump thanked firefighters and law enforcement for their work. >> we've never seen anything like this in california. we've never seen anything like this. it's like total devastation. >> reporter: in chico melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> the president also got a look at the devastation in southern california. he toured part of the woolsey fire zone in malibu this afternoon. governor brown and governor-elect newsom joined him there as well. the president also briefly met with families and first responders of the thousand oaks shooting. >>> the smoke has cleared in some parts of paradise, giving us a look at the widespread damage. it is all over up there. firefighters from menlo park captured this picture with a drone today. buildings and homes there reduced to memories by the camp fire. and we have new videoamp fire is il very much

liz: is governor jerry brown to blame? there was legislation to do fire maps of those zones where communities are vulnerable. jerry brown said it was redundant, that the utilities are already doing it. he's wrong. i criticized him for it and he did it years ago, it was either unanimous or almost unanimous vote of our legislature to update the maps. the governor has been a big partisan for pg & e and other utilities. his top aides have come from pg & e and he protected them. the paradox and irony is the governors of california ever since our electricity crisis in 2000 have tried to keep the sue tilts, including pg & e very solvent. they pander to the bankers and the executives at the companies. and they do that by failing to regulate the companies. if they forced the companies to update the fire maps they would have been forced to clear the brush. liz: consumers in california could fay up to $150 a year. >> they private tied the gains. this should be the responsibility of shareholders. it's now in the lap of the new governo

. >> reporter: the president, meeting with california governor jerry brown, governor-elect, gavin newsom, and fire officials just hours after blame the devastation on poor forest management. >> we will be talking about forest management. i've been saying that for a long time. and this could have been a lot different situation. >> it's nothing. it looks like-- it looks like a bomb hit it. >> reporter: we came here with 36-year-old eric smith. paradise is his home town. do you see anything? >> i see i see devastation. it's gone. oh, my god. >> reporter: there was nothing left of smith's childhood home, except for this blue jeep standing out in the blackened landscape. eric was rescued by sheriffs deputies. he doesn't know if his uncle, steve smith, is still alive. >> so i don't even recognize it. >> reporter: it's like a war zone. >> yeah. >> reporter: the camp fire has devastated northern california, burning through 148,000 acres. over twrefl,000 structures have been destroyed, and with only 55% containment, those numbers could rise. 71 people have been killed. more than 1,000 are unaccou

earlier today, as you mentioned, governor jerry brown and ryan zinke showed a united front by meeting with firefighters and surveying the fire damage in paradise. they said now is not the time for finger pointing but fire victims who lost their homes tell us it's time to see results from the state and federal government. >> looks like war zone. >> reporter: governor jerry brown describes what he hopes is the last california community destroyed by wildfires that he has the duty of visiting as governor. >> it's one of the worst disasters i've seen in my career shs ha hands down. >> it's a new normal. you will not be able to rebuild paradise the way it was. >> reporter: governor brown said he spoke with the president who offered the federal gothvernmens full support. >> we're not a poor state. we have the resources. restressed climate change contributed to the magnitude of the campfire. >> we're not finger pointing here. we're all in the same boat. >> it will be plenty of time for accountabili accountability. at the end of the day it's us that have to deal with it. >> reporter: next week

governor jerry brown and gavin newson will join ktvu fox 2 news at the air force base in yuma county, they join us on the telephone now with a preview of the president's visit. sarah? >> reporter: good morning. we are inside the air force base . -- the president is expected to land in about two hours, -- >>> all right, we are obviously having issues with seras phone. the president is supposed to touch down around 9:45 pm -- 9:45 am. here is what the president had to say earlier today, before he got on air force one, about coming to california. >> it should have been done many years ago. i think everybody is on the right side. this is a big issue. this is a big issue. a very extensive issue, but very inexpensive when you can. to even one of these horrible fires. we will save a lot of miles -- we will save a lot of lives and a lot of money. >> he is hours away, he touchdown -- touches down at 9:45 am. fox news sunday, we will have an exclusive interview with the president, the topics include the wildfires, russia hacking probes, recordings of journalist khashoggi being killed inside the

governor jerry brown(d) californiagovernor jerry brown: "this is so devastating that i don't really have the words to describe it. it looks like a war zone. it is. it's the devastation that only fires of this kind can bring about." (grant) reacting to president trump's weekend tweet which did not acknowledge the victims but blamed california's fires on forestry mis-management, and included a threat to with-hold federal funds... secretary zinke said that mister trump us pledging his full support to california...noting that this is not just a state issue, it's not not a federal issue, this is an american issue of managing our forests. we all want our forests. we all want healthy forests. one man thought he had put his fire fighting days behind him. but as the flames of the camp fire closed in on his home in paradise.. a retired east contra costa fire captain jumped back into action.kron 4's justine waldman has the story of how he saved his almost 90 year old neighbors life. retirement .. should not look like this....after 30 years as a fire captain in contra costa county, john foster and h

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assume office on january 7th taking over from democrat governor jerry brown. or jerry brown. >>> all right, thank you allie. >>> we heard a lot about the gas tax and the daylight savings prop. >> we'll get to prop 8, i started with prop 6, the gas tax, of course. it was aimed to repeal the gas tax, a 2016 transportation law, there will be road repairs and public transportation. if you voted yes, it will eliminate the taxes passed by the legislature, this will reduce funding for highway and road maintenance repairs. take a look at the numbers here that we have right now. 55% voted no so far, 45% have voted yes. >>> now, the yes vote, supporters say voting yes will vote right away. it's unfair increase, and this jeopardizes the safety of roads and bridges and eliminate billions into transportation projects, we heard a lot of chatter about this one because we went through daylight savings time on sunday. this would change the daylight savings time by a two-thirds vote and then it would have to be approved by congress. the vote would push this forward and a vote a

the fires in california turn political, donald trump and jerry brown sparring over details and attribute to a man who brought superheroes to life, we remember stan lee next. >> shannon: president trump pointing to poor forest management is a cause of the deadly california >> donald trump blaming poor force management has a cause of the wildfires, jerry brown is blaming climate change, jonathan hunt in the west coast era, the story of how the that the fires have turned political. >> reporter: the last thing anyone company sizes thinking about is politics but it is inevitable that burning homes and lost lives would be politicized given the way we seem to be as a country. it started with a tweet from donald trump blaming the fires on what he called california's gross mismanagement of the forests and threatening, quote, remedy now or no more said payments. that incensed many firefighters with the president of california professional firefighters calling it ill-informed and ill-timed and adding, quote, this shameful attack on california is an attack on our courageous men and women on the fron

. >> governor jerry brown is asking president trump to declare a major disaster to bolster federal aid. he also responded to the president's tweet blaming the deaths on the state arizona forest management. >> managing the forest every way we can does not stop climate change. and those who deny that are definitely contributing to the tragedies that we're now witnessing. >> welcome to my home in malibu. >> in southern california, the deadly woolsey fire has destroyed dozens of homes, including some in the celebrity community in malibu. gerard butler posted this video and camille grammer wrote on instagram that her home couldn't be saved. officials say it's been more than 200 days since northern california received even a half inch of rain and what could potentially make the fires in the south more widespread, strong santa ana winds which typically gust between 50 and 60 miles per hour and those are expected today and tomorrow. >> that's unfortunate. tom hanson here in new york. thank you so much. >>> in southern california, firefighters battled strong winds in a los angeles neighborhood.

newsome is hoping to succeed jerry brown as the next governor. >>> earlier news, republican opponent john cox was also in the bay area today. he spoke with employees in a berkeley auto shop about their hours-long commutes and high cost of housing. his message to them? help is on the way. >>> this issue really and truly -- let me just say is number one. why? because the housing crisis affects every other aspect of life in the state and obviously is affecting the workers of this state. the hard-working californians who really just want to live a decent quality of lifement they're not looking to be billionaires. >> reporter: cox will end his tour tomorrow in san diego at his campaign headquarters. >>> let's take a live look right now at president trump's next and last rally. this one in cape gerardo, missouri. mr. trump, due on stage at any moment. one person who will not be appearing to campaign alongside him? fox news host shawn candy. the trump team said that he would be appearing as a, quote, special guest, along with rush limbaugh. he says that's not true. he's there covering the e

. >> just moments ago, governor jerry brown announced he has requested a major disaster declaration in butte county, los angeles county and ventura county. >> this is truly a tragedy that all californians can understand and respond to, and be very sympathetic. we are going to do every -- everything we can. we are requesting a presidential declaration, funding from the federal government. of course, there will be efforts from the state government, as well. it is time to pull together and work through this tragedy. >> the camp fire has burned 173 square miles. that is almost the size of the city of san jose. right now, the fire is 25% contained and 23 people are confirmed dead. more than 100 are missing. so far, the fire has destroyed more than 6400 homes and another 15,000 structures are threatened. >>> we have live team coverage from the front lines. katie nelson is on search and recovery efforts. but first, we begin with kpix 5's wilson walker in butte county. ver, you will find the poe power dam, which today was >> reporter: the wind that kicked up last night really brought this fire

. >> reporter: plus, governor jerry brown is getting out on the campaign trail in opposition of prop 6. that measure wants to get rid of the gas tax. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. >>> bay area mayors step in to end the marriott strike. this morning, the rare and urgent move they are making to get workers off the picket lines. >> plus, governor jerry brown has stayed out of the election until today. why he is speaking out now against proposition 6. >> and another national anthem protest, this time from a 49ers cheerleader. good morning, it is friday, november 2nd. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. it is 5:00 right now. as we head outside take a look

jerry brown, will be replaced by another. "we're saying unmistakably and in unison that it's time to roll the credits on the politics of chaos and the politics of cruelty," newsom told supporters at a nightclub in downtown los angeles. "now is the time for decency, for facts, for trust, and now is the time for truth. now is time for leaders to lead."video he did not mention trump by name, but his remarks were aimed squarely at the president.newsom presented california as "america's coming attraction," extolled the state's diversity, innovative businesses and thriving economy, and urged americans dispirited with political polarization to look toward the golden state."this, in every way, shape or form is california's moment," newsom said.newsom defeated republican john cox with a pledge to spur a rapid bump in housing construction, bring about universal health care and help impoverished children. he'll replace gov. jerry brown, one of trump's chief antagonists.newsom led cox 57 percent to 43 percent with about 4.2 million votes

governor jerry brown and his successor gavin newsom joined the president at one point stopping in front of a destroyed home where an american flag still hangs. >> we have team coverage for you tonight beginning with nbc bay area's melissa colorado, she is live in chico where the president stopped earlier today to meet with firefighters. melissa? >> reporter: terry, this is where the president was, this is where he got that update from cal fire about the path of the camp fire and the work firefighters are doing to try and contain it. he pledged the full support of the federal government to california, to our fire victims but once again, he blamed poor forest mismanagement. >> because i think people have to see this really to understand it. >> reporter: compared to the green south lawn of the white house, this is another world. today president trump walked through the gray landscapes that is now the town of paradise. >> hopefully this is the last of these because this was a really, really bad one. >> reporter: he was joined by governor jerry brown, gavin newsom and the mayor of paradise.

. >> brennan: we'll get an update from california governor jerry brown, who was at the president's side during saturday's visit. >> does seeing this devastation change your opinion at all on climate change, mr. president? >> noopinn. i want a great climate. we're going to have that, an we're going to have forests that are very safe. >> brennan: then the coludeed prince mohammad bin salman ordered the murder of jamalas that's presum. we'll have a all right on tuesday. it will be very complete. in the meantime we're doing things to some people that we know for fact were involved, and we're being very tough on a lot of people. >> brennan: we'll talk with kentucky republican rand paul, who says the administration is not being tough enough. he's urging more action against the country the president calls a truly spectacular ally when it comes to jobs. plus the 116th congress, what's ahead for the administration with democrats controlling investigations in the house. the likely chairman of the key committee, maryland's elijah cummings, will tell us. iowart will also be here. she's now part of

jerry brown/california governor "...prop 6 is a scheme and and a scam and it was put on the ballot by some acolytes of donald trump...."governor jerry brown joining public safety and trade unions friday to call on voters to reject proposition sixjerry brown/california governor "....we need to fix our roads, we need to fix our bridges, we need to make sure our local transit is up to the task..." proposition six would repeal a 12 cent per gallon gas tax hike and an increase in vehicle registration fees. governor brown signed the increases into law last year to fund $5 billion dollars annually for road and bridge repairs and other transit improvements. in response to brown's comments the yes on six campaignissued a statement that reads...(full screen graphic) "...no amount of false partisan rhetoric changes the fact that nearly 1 million californians, half of whom are democrats and independents, put prop 6 on the ballot and will be voting yes on tuesday...."governor jerry brown/california governor "....this is a great opportunity to show the rest of the country that california knows how

(pam) that is the response today from governor jerry brown ... who toured the destruction from the 'camp fire' in butte county. good evening... i'm pam moore(ken) and i'm ken wayne we want to get right to the latest numbers from the camp fire. (ken) today an additional 8 bodies were found. bringing the total victims to 56. there are still 130 people missing and a list of 103 names of those missing has been released. more than 10,000 structures have been destroyed.... the vast majority of those are homes. the camp fire has burned more than 138,000 acres and is 35 percent contained. more than 5,600 firefighters are on the lines. (pam) thursday ma

brown on one side talking about climate change you're not hearing federal officials talk about that at all and so it it worries me when you can't agree on a cause how do you come with a come up with a solution and then of course jerry brown being the governor of california i want to share with you a comment from jeff jeff that is the deputy director of the national center for disaster preparedness and here's what he told the string when we look at the fires out west i think the first thing that comes forward is of course the heroism of those fighting the fires and putting their lives on the line to help others as well as the tragedy of so many communities disrupted and in some cases completely destroyed it's important to remember that you know we're not looking at a week or two weeks or even a year before these communities recover it's going to be decades it's going to be ten years or more and that's on the best of circumstances so scott how does that journey to recovery even begin well keep in mind i only live twenty miles away down in chico in the ballot. my parents used to live i