on twitter brown posted a video that has his take on his legacy as governor. >> i'm governor jerry brown, whether i took office california had a deficit of $26 billion. >> he touted turning california around. >> by putting the fiscal house in order he changed the national perception of california. when he took office we were issuing iou. we couldn't pay our bills. >> he's written about the brown family and brown will be remembered for making california a leader on fighting climate change. >> he emphasized legislation dealing with climate change and making the state a leader. >> brown over saw criminal justice reform. but some projects he did not complete. >> there's two big projects could be in the long run big and high his legacy. speed rail. >> brown's career included serving as mayor of oakland. i felt like his stint as the mayor of oakland brought a sense of raw connection with the plight of the vulnerable population. >> libby shaft saw his character close as one of his aides. >> working for jerry brown was exhausting. that man has boundless energy. >> she doesn't see jerry brown lea

you can see gray davis to his left and outgoing governor jerry brown. or to our left and jerry brown to our right. >> governor newsom had a lot to say in his speech. if you want to listen to the highlights as well as see more pictures of his son dutch, we have it on abc7news.com. >>> meanwhile, abc 7 news was at oakland city hall where mayor libby schaaf and other elected officials took the oath of office today. as she began her second term, schaaf promised to make community safety her top priority. her long-term plan includes creating more preschools. schaaf says her second goal is ensuring more affordable housing for all. >>> in the north bay, a man's body was pulled out of a santa rosa creek this morning. someone called 911 just before 10:00 a.m. saying they saw a hand sticking up just west of the pearson street bridge. when firefighters arrived, they found the body in the water and caught in some bushes. it's not clear how the man got there or if the weather had anything to do with the man's death. the creek was swollen because of this weekend's sto

. >> this weekend really did mark the final days in office for governor jerry brown. >> he had served four terms and spent more than five decades in california politics. >> we take a look back at the legacy governor brown is leaving behind. chennai moving trucks pulled up and jerry brown's possessions came streaming out of the state capital friday. >> there is a ton of memorabilia boxed up and it shows a lot of history between him and his dad. >> reporter: more boxes were packed up and brought of the governor's mansion, placed at brown first entered when his father became the 32nd governor in 1959. now, at age 80, jerry brown leaves office as the state's 34th and 39th governor after a historic four terms. on twitter, he posted a thank you message and a video that has his own take on his legacy as governor. >> i'm governor jerry brown. when i took office, california faced a staggering deficit of over 26 billion. >> reporter: he counted turning red california to a state surplus by cutting spending and raising taxes and investing in a rainy day fund. >> by putting the states house in ord

that is the tug of war even governor jerry brown said we had to cut back. there's no reason why these expenses should skyrocket. but you have this huge bureaucracy at both colleges. >> there are a lot of reasons for escalating costs. the reason right so much is born on the student or tuition is because the state cut back dramatically on how much it was willing to pay. that i think is a problem. the state should be investing in public higher education and not putting it all on the back burner . >> what you think about tuition cut or free tuition for cal state university's at least in the first two years? >> starting free tuition for community colleges. right now san francisco is free. across the state the first year is free. we do need to look at bringing down the cost of csu and uc. we also need to be looking at how we expand capacity. right now we have too many students who are ready and prepared to go and enter into these programs and there is not enough room for them . >> that brings us another issue which is rather sensitive with the public out there. w

politically, colusa county has not loved the politician jerry brown. he did not carry the county in any of his four campaigns for governor. yet he has professed his love for the county through pictures.jarrett says families that work this land for livelihood do not want brown to try turning it into a nature preserve."this is a lot of people's livelihood; the ranching and the farming that goes along with this," she said. "it's not just loving nare, it also has to support the families that surround here."governor brown, welcome to the neighborhood. (ken) that was steve large reporting. neighbors are reporting one big change already ... the road that leads to brown's new residence... is now paved. (ken) a women's march in humbolt county has been postponed -- and the reason why is getti mixed reactions nationwide. (pam) organizers of the march said, they had concerns the event would not be diverse enough. nazy javid reports. nats of march"hear me roar!" beth wylie:"the media attention that we received after using the phrase 'overwhelmingly white' was not s

congratulations. >> 15 years later, he replaced governor jerry brown who when first alexi smack elected was 36. >> i think he is going to carry over governor brown's legacy and try to put his own imprint on it. >> expect bold statements from newsom similar to the 2004 decision to allow same-sex couples in the city to get married. even though it was eventually shot down, that move is widely credited with launching the movement that eventually led to the legalization of same-sex marriage. >> i think he will turn his energies to other areas like early childhood education, preschool, public education for all, public health for all, housing, these are the issues i think he is going to turn that same energy towards. >> newsom kept turning out big ideas such as project homeless connect. the event provides the homeless with a free one-stop location for things like dental care, eyeglasses, hiv testing, groceries, and housing. the program became a hit and has expanded over the years. >> also in 2004, newsom launched the more controversial care not cash initial cutting of welfare checks in exchang

jerry brown, and studied to be a jesuit priest, changed course solitics ing theearly 50 years he ran for psihree timesstate and for senate. brown took time out from politics volunteering with mother theresa. he was mayor of oak t terms. and eight years ago when he 39 governor, he faced the state with a $27 billion deficit. he leaves it was a surplus. his legacies of high-speed rail and the delta water projects are unfinished. between the camp and woolsey fires, california had its most destructive fire season which the governor says is the new normal. he sounded the alarm over global warming. gov. brown: climate change is real. it is a threat to human existence. adrienne: although he is 80 years old, no one is expecting jerry brown willf into the sunset for long. announcer: abc 7 presents "eyewitness newsmakers" with adrienne alpert. adrienne: hello. i am adrienne alpert. governor, thank you for joining me. here we are in sacramento in the governor's mansion built in 1877. in this historic place, what does this mansion mean to california and you? gov. brown: it means a great deal. the

brown. >> guest: yes. >> host: why. >> guest: in 1976, jerry brown, our new governor of california, knew, charismatic, young governor, decided he wanted to run for president. he was getting all kind national attention for his small is beautiful and fiscal responsibility, and he decided he wanted to run. i thought, our primary in california was in june, and i thought by the time june came around, it would be all over. so it so happened that maryland secretary of state had declared, that any candidate who was recognized candidate in nye state in the union would be on the ballot in maryland unless that person chose to take his or her name off the ballot. so i called leo mccarthy, my friend, the chair of jerry brown's campaign and i said should go to maryland. jerry agreed and we did and that's how i went from kitchen to more involvement in the democratic party. >> what happened in maryland. >> in maryland it was a remarkable campaign. really quite similar to the obama campaign and that thousands of people came out. mostly young people to hear his message. we would have to keep getting

governor jerry brown is moving to a ranch in colusa county. it is equipped with solar panels, brown's great- grandfather had a previous home on the same land. the governor has made frequent trips there in the past few years. he is now also reflecting on his time in the office. >> although, i have enjoyed being the governor, being at the governor's mansion. >>> coming up after the break, a new interview with brown after his final term comes to an end. >>> speaking of living out of mansions, we have a question to you, a writers rendering of what could be -- >>> plus, a new study has found that adult food allergies are more common than what we thought. what could trigger this. >>> in just two days, jerry brown stepped down as governor. >> we are hearing a lot about the state's unfinished business, including tackling climate change. we sat down for 101 interview. >> reporter: are you going to miss it? or you got to be out of it? >> both. if i miss it, how much after i leave, but i have enjoyed being the governor, and being at the governor's mansio

.@ ktvu's andre senior with how he could lead differently from governor jerry brown. >> reporter: in 2004 gavin newsom was sworn in as san francisco mayor. the youngest in a century. >> it is official. >> thank you. >> reporter replaced governor jerry brown who was also 36 when first elected. the young to say ever hold the office. >> i think he will carry over governor jerry brown's legacy. >> reporter: he says expect bold statements from gavin newsom, similar to the 2004 decision to allow same-sex couples in the city to get married. even though it was shut down that move is credited with launching the movement that lead to the legalization of same-sex marriage. >> i think he will turn his energies to other areas like early childhood education. preschool, public health for all. housing. these are the issues he will turn that energy. >> reporter: gavin newsom churned up big ideas during his first year in office. like project homeless connect. it is year, providing the homeless free medical care, groceries and housing. >> the result is getting people off the streets. >> reporter: he la

of course california's longest serving governor will retire to private life, jerry brown is leaving the governor's mansion in sacramento for an estate inca louisiana a county, a -- colusa county. >>> he certainly faces a different situation than jerry brown. having a budget surplus of $14 billion. compared to brown when he entered as the governor of california. >> interesting because governor newson for years now he has been a vocal opponent of president trump. interesting to see how these two go head to head. >> also a promising to have universal healthcare for californians, but hadn't addressed how they are going to pay for that. including a report from other political insider melissa cane coming up at 5:00. >>> big news in oakland, libby shaft for her second term as mayor of the city. the ceremony is going on live right now, she is there at the lecturn, followed it up with a speech thanking supporters, spanning the entire city of oakland, let's listen live. >> what we will deliver because we are ready to bring even more dramatic changes over these next four years. as oakland's 50th m

now he leaves at the age of 80. >> moving trucks drove up and jerry brown's possessions came out. on twitter brown posted a thank that has his take on his legacy. >> i'm governor i took faced a deficit of $26 billion. >> he touted turning around california. >> by putting the state's fiscal house in order he changed the perception of california. >> an expert on california politics. he says brown will be remembered for making california a leader on fighting climate change. >> i'm not here about a legacy that people talk about. this suspect for me. i'm going to dead, it for you and it's real. >> he emphasized legislation dealing with climate change and making state a global leader. >> brown over saw criminal justice reform. >> there's two big projects could be in the long run big parts of his legacy. the water project and high speed rail. we don't know what will happen there. >> brown's long career was mayor of oakland from 99 to 2007. >> his tribute as the mayor of oakland brought a sense of raw connection with the real plights of the most vulnerable populations. >> libby shaft saw

he replaces outgoing governor jerry brown who was not eligible to run for re-election because of term limits. >> thank you, california. and i like seeing democracy in action there a moment ago. thank you. to the participants, i'm grateful. i had a bet that my kids weren't going to come up. that's going to cost me some money. how about my -- you know, i thought i married well ten plus years ago, but i didn't know how well until today. my wife, jennifer, our first partner -- thank you, jen. i will jump in. i'm humbled to be here. i want to express my appreciation to former governors for being here and the elected officials to be here, you took the time to be here. the story of our state is a story of a dream, one that has drawn strivers and psycheseeker. it brought my family here three generations ago. the promise of not just a better life but a bigger one, with opportunities they couldn't find anywhere else in the world. so deep does the california dream run in the history and character of our state that it can feel as enduring as our forests or our majestic mountain ranges. there's no

jerry brown to see that as a priority. newsom will introduce a roughly $2 billion investment in child care and early learning programs in his budget address later this week.newsom's monday inaugural address also drew cheers when he pledged to expand health care.republican lawmakers, meanwhile, are holding off on harsh criticism for now of the democrat. republican sen. jim nielsen says he doesn't think the state can afford newsom's ambitious proposals.but he says he hopes to work with the new governor on wildfire management.assembly republican leader marie waldron says she hopes the two can find common ground.california's new governor says his policy goals include lowering prescription drug costs, increasing affordable housing and ending the use of private prisons. gov. gavin newsom didn't provide details in his broad pronouncements monday as he was sworn in to office.the democratic governor says he'll try to use the market power of the most populous state to lower prescription drug costs and mount what he called a "marshal

>> governor jerry brown was a lay back do things behind the scenes guy. you will see governor gavin newsom out on the forefront. you will see him doing national television. news programs and other things. he will be an active governor. >> doesn't he have to be careful in terms of being on the national stage that people will think all he is interested in is being president? >> make sure a good job as governor of california. >> what missteps could he take? >> over spending. i think the toughest thing that he needs to deal with is all the groups of people who will be coming to him for money and his interest in trying to give everybody something will add up very quickly. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> president trump is planning to make his case on border security in a speech to the nation tomorrow night in the middle of a partial government shutdown. the white house says the president will also visit the border himself on thursday. the president has insisted any budget bill must include money for a border wall. attorneys are looking into the possi

. >>> in the meantime, former governor jerry brown tweeted this yesterday, quote, handing the reigns over to gavin newsom. now off to the ranch. jerry brown plans to retire, live in colusa county and live on his property that has been in the family since 1930. >>> first woman to hold the office of lieutenant governor. he was sworn in by governor newsome -- newsom. she will have limited legislative power on her new job. but will serve on the uc board of regents and the california state university board of trustees. >>> police are investigating a sexual assault in downtown palo alto. police say a woman was walking to her car yesterday shortly after 4:00 in the afternoon. a man approached her and asked her for money. but then hit her twice before sexually assaulting her. the suspect is described as a white man with long, dark blond hair, about 5'11" with a thin build. palo alto police hope to release a sketch of the man in the next few days. >>> our time is 4:17. sal is right over there. did you have time to get some of the coffee i made for you? >> reporter: you know what, dave? every

>> he could not be any different than jerry brown. is all about confidence and sober about what's going on. gavin newsom is aspirational and dreaming big. clearly the family man aspect of it will be an important issue. he will move himself counter to trump and he showed that today >> he is promising that california will push back against the trump agenda, the corruption and incompetence inside the white house. how do you see him being that check against the trump administration? is there a risk in putting too much focus on washington? >> there is not a risk right now . that is one thing he can do. when we look at immigration and what he will do with healthcare, what are you going to do with the undocumented in early childhood education with those groups? all of those promises that he made and when the budget comes out, those will be the tests for gavin newsom. >> do you think people will allow him to have this moment? as we get to the state of the state, he will be more nitty- gritty in his remarks. we talked about all the promises an

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. >> one-on-one with governor jerry brown. >>> it's grade to have you with us. we're looking ahead to another wet day across the bay. let's check your bay area forecast from lisa. good morning. >> good morning, chris. we have rain today and yesterday. it's a 3 on our impact scale. s. expect maybe some minor flooding out there. snow in the mountains. rain across the bay area. zooming in on lightning, could be a thunderstorm out towards point ray. inverness looking at some good rain. as we go towards the east, widely scattered and some mist and drizzle out there. wind advisory from 10:00 this morning to 10:00 tonight. 20 to 30-mile-per-hour winds. gusty at times. 30s mainly 40s this morning. so we are cooler. 10:00, the rain will be with us. as we continued into the afternoon, it's still with us. between now and dinner time it will be wet with rain coming down and possibility of it being more than just a nuisance today. just some minor flooding out there. >> pit bull, common, gavin newsom will be at a benefit concert in sacramento tonight to help the victims of th

>> i don't think long-term if you ay for theuff he's done, jerry brown when he was going out the door put a litt over $4 billion into baseline budget spending for increased salaries for state workers. a lot of these issues, they were campaign pledges. it's great when you've got ol billions ofrs to hit those campaign pledges early. depending on how you roll these health care issues out, they are on going budgetary issues that can cost. if y spend one-time money on roads, bridges, et cetera, that's one thing. when the economy does eventually flip, if you have on going snding and if you unionize these workers, then you've got very expensive on going costs. >> governors are tempted to do that all the time.e pwilson reduced class size down to 20 or fewer recession hits and now it's up to 25 or 30. money rd to resist the when it's sitting there and the legislatuor is willing to go it. >> one of the more controversial aspects of what he's pisoposing e wants to give full access to midical for all undocumented immigrants up t age 26. already there's criticism on that from republicans on nation

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jerry brown plans to retire and live in colusa county. be living on property that has been in his family since the 19th century. >>> california also has a new lieutenant governor, her swearing-in was one for the history books. aleni conalackis is the first woman to hold the office of lieutenant governor. she served as ambassador to hungary under president obama. she will have limited legislative power on her new job but she will serve the uc board of regents and trustees. >>> trade show in las vegas, known for showcasing the latest gadgets. proctor and gamble is there for the first time with a few things, including a toothbrush that uses artificial intelligence. tells you where you need to brush. >> what? >> yep. it's a smart tooth brush. also a buzz about a 65-inch lg television screen that can roll down into its base. that sounds very cool. the show runs through friday. 180,000 people are expected to attend. the tv thing is great. because a lot of people, like me, i like to not see a tv. >> yeah. >> okay. >> it's the calmness, sal, of n

politically, colusa county has not love the politician jerry brown. he did not carry the county in any of his for campaigns for governor. >> i was not one of his supporters. >> reporter: yet he has professed his love for the county in pictures, posting photos working on his property, jared says families that work this land for livelihood don't want him to try to turn into a nature preserve. >> this is a lot of people's livelihood. the ranching and farming. it is not just loving nature. it also has to support the families that surround here.>> reporter: the governor moving into this rule colusa county. >> he always question two are you? >> reporter: welcome to the neighborhood. steve large, kpix 5. >>> the first dog calista brown is also leaving. she sent out this message from her official twitter account captioned goodbyes are rough. thank you for the belly rubs, california. >>> still to come, a worldwide search that cannot leave the country. >> at the end of the day politics shouldn't get in the way of helping human lives. that is part of our frustra

newsom, who spent the past eight years as number two to governor jerry brown will become california's 40th governor. ahead at 5:30, "today in the bay's" pete suratos will join us with a live report from sacramento. >>> several bay area cities and towns ushering in mayors, school leaders and judges. >>> a live look at d.c., as we enter week three of the federal government shutdown. president trump saying he's expecting progress in the next few days. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live on capitol hill with the latest. tracie? >> hey there, good morning. the president's up and tweeting, just a few minutes ago, slamming the media, but not talking about that progress that he expects to happen this week. we are getting a couple of different stories from the white house, and from democrats on what's happening over there behind closed doors. parts of the federal government remain closed this morning. >> will federal workers get a paycheck january 11th? >> we'll see what happens, see what's settled. >> reporter: president trump predicting progress. >> we need to open up government and th

serÁ este lunes cuando gaby sustituye en el cargo a jerry brown, pero este domingo, decenas de personas manifestaron la alegrÍa que genera su llegada. participÓ este domingo en compaÑÍa de su familia y de un evento familiar en el museo del tren. california seguirÁ siendo un estado de crecimiento. creo que es un estado que apoya mucho a los inmigrantes,a las personas con diferentes nacionalidades y creo que california es un estado de mucha fuerza, que puede ayudar a todas las personas a que tengan un mejor tipo de vida. serÁ este lunes cuando dirija su mensaje como mandatario pero por lo pronto, jÓvenes que confÍan en el nuevo dirigente esperan que la poblaciÓn tambiÉn haga su parte.ro conocimiento y abrir nuestra mente para entender lo que estÁ pasando. la ceremonia iniciarÁ a las 11:00 de la maÑana y generarÁ que varias calles estÁn cerradas. >>enseguida le contamos que los programas de asistencia pÚblica como la ayuda para comprar alimentos, podrÍa verse impactados por el cierre del gobierno. a los que siempre suben así comen sano asá caminaí son amables así y son

and governor jerry brown simply said maybe they'll stop and think if they have to ask for the straw. i don't know iffe that's going play in peoria or other placeser of the country. >> you know there's a perception they're all nanny state motivated. i don't think that's actually the case. it do you deserve -- does california deserve the nanny state moniker? >> that's going to depend on your own political perspective. there are conservative republicans and there are in california that think the state over reaches here. i will tell you one of the most interesting insights into how athe over reach comes from jerry brown. the man who will be gone, who wrote in a veto message not every woman condition deserve as law. and i think that's an interesting point to start from. it doesn't always end up then, but i think it's an important one. i think it changes what the details are in these laws. like with the plastic straws or one that talks about soft drinks for kids' meals, these are shifts from one responsibility to the other to have a conversation. >>> may i say as a laung life long east coa

newsom takes over for jerry brown after serving since 2011. russia probe interview transcripts could soon be fully available to robert mueller, the house intelligence committee adam schiff says it's at the top of his agenda. >> we hope as one of our first acts to make the transcripts of our witnesses fully available to special counsel for any purpose including the bringing of perjury charges if necessary against any of the witnesses but also to see the evidence that they contain and help flesh out the picture for special counsel. heather: this comes after special counsel robert mueller's grand jury is extended up to 6 more months. a fox business alert for you now, nearly 1 million vehicles recalled over concerns about exploding air bags, tracee carrasco from sister network fox business here with what you need to know this morning, good morning. tracee: good morning, heather, ford is recalling nearly 1 million vehicles after it discovered that the metal inflaters within the air bags contained chemicals that could cause them to explode with exce

address after 1:00 this morning , jerry brown tweeted this, handing the reins over to gavin newsom and now off to the ranch for the next chapter. >>> california has its first female lieutenant governor. she tweeted video of her being sworn in by governor newsom. hours after he took the oath of office. she is a former ambassador to hungry and will have little legislative power in our new role. >>> joining us now is our political analyst. the governor said today he wants to seize the moment and aim high. he has massive plans for california. what were your thoughts? >> i thought it was a good speech from the standpoint of laying out this very broad agenda. the issue is the details.onan s for all of these things he is talking about doing. we hope he can. we will see how he proposes to do it on thursday. we will see specifically how he intends to bring in the revenue to pay for some of these things. it is going to be an interesting time in california. >> he said more would be released on thursday. a lot of people said it was overly rehearsed and the moment where his young son dutch ran up o

brown leaving the world stage quite yet. >> i'm sure there will be a next chapter for jerry brown. >>> gavin will take the only of office as governor on the west steps of the state capitol. the area is being set up for the wearing? ceremony. he will be the first governor since arnold schwarzenegger to hold the event outside. >>> he and his wife will hold a children's event the california state railroad museum. the couple have four kids. the festivities will continue. and there it will be performers, including pit bull to benefit the camp fire victims. our live coverage begins monday mornings on 2 with the inauguration beginning at 11:00. >>> the labor department said that u.s. employees added 31,200,000 jobs. and hourly pay rose from a year ago. all bay area counties are under 3% unemployment. >> i think there is every reason to think this strong job growth can continue into 2019. >> analyst said that storm clouds could include the ongoing housing shortage and cap laws that could disporportionately affect wage earners. >>> there are strong words of interest rates and a relationship w

nancy pelosi and jerry brown were also in attendance. each of them got a lengthy standing ovation when they entered the room. >> it's obvious here that governor newsom and president trump do not see eyto eye on many issues. he obviously began the day pledging the fight for universal healthcare. let's talk about some of the other issues that he is pledging to get behind. >> a couple of places where gavin newsom seemed ready and eager to fight with the trump administration he listed today. including the environment, special air quality standards, washington dc, and also when it comes to immigration. today gavin newsom said california is and will remain under his administration a sanctuary state, veronica. >> we appreciate. thank you.>>> gavin newsom's oath was momentarily disrupted when a processor a protester was escorted. the crowd followed with chance in support of him. his wife open her remarks with a poem written in both spanish and english to show california's diversity. >> let us gather in a flourishing way. >> the poem was written

last month former governor jerry brown reduced khan's sentence to 15 years to life. under the new law a contra costa county judge decided on friday khan served his time.sot: grateful that mr khan has the opportunity to join his family and i know that there are families around the state this year that will have very joyful reunions with their loved ones that are leaving prison after decades. ( robin ) that was dan thorn reporting. it is believed there are at least 800 inmates in california prisons who are sentences reduced. ( robin ) former broward county sheriff scott israel spoke out on his forced removal from office for the first time since his suspension. he addressed his removal in an interview this weekend. reports say israel expressed his disappointment over florida's governor ron desantis on mature life radio -- saying "i never betrayed my oath to this country." desantis suspended israel earlier this month citing his handling of the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. <"we feel that the suspension was illegal, we feel the suspension was unwa

and newsome takes over for four term governor jerry brown serving as lieutenant governor since 2011. jillian: trial set to begin today. the doj argues give accurate count 1965 law aimed at protecting minority voting rights. political move to benefit republican policies. rob: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. inmates rush to help a police officer to suffered a stroke. the three men were working outside in north carolina when their supervisor started to tumble into a ditch. they stopped traffic for help and called 911 and the officer has now recovered. jillian: next the bad. a man out of jail for less than an hour accused of robbing a bank across the street from a missouri police station. spotted him on the curb outside the station. possible ties to bank robbery in two other states. rob: finally the really ugly. a dog owner accused of by the ago jogger who had pepper sprayed her dog. follow me here. the jogger told police thought dogs ran at her while she was on a california trail. well she pepper sprayed the dogs thinking they were going to attack her. offi

palmira: y apenas terminÓ su segunda etapa como gobernador de california, jerry brown abandonÓ la mansión gubernamental. [sin audio] esto pese a que en un principio el ahora mandatario estatal habÍa dicho que no viviría en la mansiÓn. ramÓn: y desde esta maÑana noticias univisiÓn 14 ha tenido cobertura completa de la toma de posesiÓn del nuevo mandatario estatal gavin newsom a travÉs en otras plataformas digitales. si no se quiere perder nuestras alertas y transmisiones en vivo por internet lo invitamos a descargar nuestra nueva aplicaciÓn. hoy fue un dÍa de posesiÓn de nuevos cargos. javier becerra de origen latino tambiÉn se juramentÓ como fiscal general del estado de california. " decidimos ser innovadores, nuestro estado construye sueÑos, no muros". esa fue la frase mÁs aplaudida de su discurso destacando nuevamente su rechazo a las polÍticas de tolerancia cero de california se ha caracterizado por entablar cerca de 45 demandas en contra de la administraciÓn federal. justo dÍas antes de la juramentaciÓn de la alcaldesa de oakland, los crÍmenes se dispararon. palmir

governor jerry brown declared a formal end to a three year drought in 20-17. but added, water conservation efforts must continue.. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. some more sunshine today some more sunshiod

. >>> and on monday, jerry brown will retire. he was the longest serving governor in california history, but he's not going quietly. tonight he's talking about california's unfinished business, including tackling climate change, and building the bullet train. reporter dave brian sat down with him in a one-on-one interview. >> are you going to miss it, or are you glad to get out of it? >> both. although, if i miss it how much after i leave, but i have enjoyed being in the governor's mansion. >> reporter: after 16 years in the governor's office during his lifetime, outgoing governor jerry brown is walking away now, headed to his ranch now in northern california. when i asked about what he considered to be his most important achievements, the first thing he mentioned was saving california from a massive deficit, which he inherited when he walked into the state capital for his third term. >> we took a state that was ungovernorrable. it looked like it was totally out of control. it had been floundering financially. 27 billion in the r

. >>> this is the final weekend jerry brown will be our governor. he will leave office on monday after an unprecedented four four-year terms leading the state of california. he served as governor from 1975- 1983. and two decades later, returned for two more terms. he plans to retire to his family property in colosa county, yet stay active in politics. the inauguration for his successor gavin newsom is scheduled for monday in sacramento. he will take the oath of office on the west steps of the state capitol at 11 a.m. >>> and. >>> tech stops appear for a rebound today. futures trading is pointing to a big jump when the markets open in a half our or so. we'll see. yesterday, the major indexes lost between 2 and a half and 3%. apple stock fell 10% yesterday. that was the single biggest day or biggest single day loss rather for apple in six years. the plump came after the ceo warned the company is going to badly miss the quarterly sales forecast, blaming it largely on china's slowing economy and ongoing trade war with the u.s. expecters say other compan

today jerry brown gave his very last tv interview as governor in sacramento at the governor's mansion. he sat down with adrian albert from our sister station in los angeles. >> reporter: california's 39th governor chose to conduct his final interviews in the governor's mansion, a 142-year-old three-story sacramento victorian. edmond g. brown junior is com templating his place in state history. he leaves office nearly 30 years after his first two terms started in 1975. he saw the state double in size, the budget grow ten times, governing in a style both pragmatic and practical. >> reporter: president trump versus congress, the partial government shutdown over his demand for the $5 billion for a border wall, saying now that he could declare a national emergency at the border and get it done under presidential edict. you as still the governor today of california, is there a national emergency at our border? >> no, no. and that is very dangerous to declare a national emergency if there isn't one. i think we ought to have a good border security and patrol. we have to work on how to deal wi

governor jerry brown declared a formal end to a three year drought in 20-17. but added, water conservation efforts must continue.. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. some more sunshine today some more sunshine today into what will be a cloudy, windy and rainy weekend, most notably on saturday. temperatures will peak into a range of 50's again with little change in temperatures expected into the weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) ( robin )( robin ) fr the less than 20 bridge drive richmond to 101. min from no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) the family of a south bay woman killed by police ... says, officers murdered their daughter... and they want charges brought against them. jennifer vasquez was shot a

. >>> california's longest serving governor left office in his distinctive style, jerry brown ushered out with his two dogs. border collie mix and former for first dog kally. >> expected to retire on ranch been in his family 150 years. >> deserves a chance to take it easy for a while. on to sports. >>> final score was a blowout but this game was exciting, down in santa clara, and shocker. clemson dominates alabama, something many weren't expecting. highlights and live report from levi's stadium where ed gets copays as lowlily go to as zero dollars on medicare part d prescriptions. ed gets labels clear as day. and, lily.... lily gets anything she wants. ed knows he could just have us deliver his prescriptions. but what's the fun in that? switch to cvs pharmacy. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for hom

governor left office in his distinctive style, jerry brown ushered out with his two dogs. border collie mix and former for first dog kally. >> expected to retire on ranch been in his family 150 years. >> deserves a chance to take it easy for a while. on to sports. >>> final score was a blowout but this game was exciting, down in santa clara, and shocker. clemson dominates alabama, something many weren't expecting. highlights and live report from levi's stadi >>> what an exciting night in santa clara. clemson caps off greatest college football season in modern era. perfect 15-0 record with dominating win over alabama in the national title game. defense comes up huge. tua tug vy lo with a is picked off. back for the score. 7-0 tigers. bama back in it. 62 there to jerry judy. knotted 7-7. travis ettian had three touchdowns. clemson up 31-16 at recess. true freshman trevor lawrence passed for three touchdowns. wide open justin ross, clemson tigers are national champions, 34-16. live to levi's stadium where larry bill has you could say they do d it with authority. >> reporter:

she is the city's first mayor to be reelected for a second term since jerry brown was reelected in early 2000s. >>> governor gavin newsom proposing expansion of the state healthcare program to cover undocumented young i can't you it is. right now they can get state medicaid coverage or medical through age 19. raising the age limit to 26. and state lawmakers are pushing to offer med i cal coverage to all undocumented immigrants in california. >>> take a look at the damage caused when a massive treetop he willed over on highway 13 in oakland. chp oakland posted these photos on social media, officers say the fallen tree caused 3 separate accidents near park boulevard. you can see the weres slammed through the vehicles of crushing the glass into tiny hards no, one was seriously hurt. >>> major developments in the investigation into the murder of a uc berkeley grad killed while camping with his two young daughters. 42-year-old has been charged in the murder of 35-year-old at malibu creek state park last june, he gunned down the uc berkeley grad in the tent he was sharing with his 2 and 4- yea

caller: i wanted -- i was wondering if either one of you guys had heard of jerry brown. governor --o turn -- two term governor in california. think he would be good. host: let's start with kay henderson. are other governors potentially coming into the democratic race? guest: i covered jerry brown the last time he ran for president. he has not set foot in the race. there is a primary among the californians who are putting their toe in the water. the previously mentioned senator, kamala harris. -- a california congressman from the northern part of the state. the mayor of los angeles. you have a california primary among those sorts of folks. already mentioned governor in the. -- governor inslee. he campaigned here in iowa in june, on behalf of the democratic candidate for at a iowand appeared democratic party fundraiser. the montana governor has spent a good deal of time here as well. he was traipsing around the iowa state fairgrounds this past august. he was -- he arty knows the lay of the land -- he already knows the lay of the land. you have the governor from colorado. o

. >> yesterday governor jerry brown spent the day moving out. governor newsom's inauguration ceremony takes place monday morning at 11:00 a.m. >>> there has been more reaction to the foul language used by a brand-new member of congress. she used an expletive when she talked about impeaching president trump and now the president is weighing in and so too is the brand-new speaker of the house. >> i thought that was a great dishonor to her and to her family. i thought it was highly disrespectful to the united states of america. >> i don't like that language. i wouldn't use that language. i don't -- again, establish any language standard for my colleagues, but i don't think it's anything worse than the president -- what the president has said. >> she also said she doesn't think the house should move to impeach the president until there are more facts. >>> it is 7:07 on your first saturday of 2019. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, celebrating ten years in oakland. we'll take you to steph curry's free party at the fox theater.

a new governor stepped into the hot seat today as jerry brown says goodbye to governor 's mansion. california resident steve, his take is next. look, i don't think it is a real exaggeration to say there is a on california. i was there, just not always where i needed to be. is she alright? i hope so. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infec

. >>> happening today former california governor jerry brown is moving quickly into his new role. that is to tell us how much closer we are to apom lips. we're not kidding here. if you're familiar with doomsday, 30 minutes to midnight scale, tracking how close we are to extinction. last fall he agreed to become the group's new executive chairman. today scientists will release their latest annual assessment and brown will deliver it. >> 6:05, new this morning, relief for the reservoirs. the wet weather added 580 billion gallons of water. that's as much water as 9 million people use in a year. all of the state's reservoirs are at or above normal levels. dry right now but hoping for more rain in your future, kari? >> we do see a stretch of dry weather during our rainy season and that's what we're seeing now. starting out with 30s, inland valleys. we'll also feel cool air. let's head to concord and get those kids up and out the door for cool this morning. it's going to be cool as you walk to school. only low 40s. then seeing as the kids head out for recess, starts to get a little mild

so much of this progress has happened under the leadership of governor jerry brown. it has been an honor to serve with him these past eight years and learn from him him and not just as lieutenant governor, but .hroughout my lifetime man who of a fullest built his house and a storm washes away, but a wise man -- when the floods came, it did not fall, for it was founded upon a rock. for eight years, california has built a foundation of rock. our job now is to not rest on the foundation, build our house upon it. we know hown ever, much a house matters and matter. we have -- so many of our neighbors have lost theirs. a house that provides shelter to all who need it and sanctuary to all who seek it. where opportunity abounds to all. builtssed, dream so, and with the sweat of honest work. we will not have one house for the rich, and one for the poor or one for the nativeborn and one for the rest. we will build one house for one california. [applause] because what is a house but a home and california is our home. in our home, every child should be loved, fed, and served. my

former governor jerry brown exempts tax control saying it wasn't possible. time is 4:06. san francisco police say they've made an arrest in the brutal beating of an 86-year- old woman earlier this month. the suspect is an 18-year-old man whose facing charges that includes second degree robbery and assault. >> my grandmother was brutally assaulted and left to die in a park across from her home. >> posting an update on facebook sunday on her grandmother's condition. back on january 8th, her 88- year-old grandmother attacked during her routine morning exercises. she's been at the hospital ever since making small improvements. >> we were ecstatic when we saw her smiling at us. her eyes opened and looked at us. >> the update comes as san francisco police announce the arrest of the 18-year-old assailant who beat the grandmother after breaking into her long time home. he was arrested in san francisco after committing another robbery believed to be a car jacking. >> i think the family has mixed emotions and reactions. they're still absorbing the news. >> a family spokes person sa