bill newsom. [applause] and for him, justice -- [applause] governor newsom: and for him, justice was more than a title. it was in his bones. he believed to his core that all people should be treated fairly and with respect. that has always been a bedrock californian value for me. 15 years ago when i was a new mayor and i heard politicians in washington sneering at california values and attacking our lgbtq values, i remember the words my father -- it is never the wrong time to do the right thing and that is what we did. in san francisco, two women who had been in love for nearly 50 years had the courage to stand up and say these two most powerful words, "i do." and thousands more followed. it took a long time but love won. just like 15 years ago, now is the time for courage. we will stand up for what is right and defend our people and my pledge to every californian is no matter what comes at us, i will have your back. [applause] if we do this right, the progress we make will never be unmade. as ces

. >> i think gavin newsom has national ambitions, so he can't afford to mishandle california. >> newsom's time as the mayor of san francisco was considered to be successful. in 2007, his political aspirations became evident when he left that role to assume the role of lieutenant governor under governor jerry brown. >> will bring you live coverage of newsom's inauguration today. he is scheduled to take the oath of office and then speak just after noon. there are a lot of great events happening before that. we will >>> it is good to see you again, my friend. you are back. what is happening on the roads? >> you know what, it is getting more crowded. people are back. this is the day when a lot of people do come back, not just me. westbound 580, we're going to start at the 205 interchange, you can see some traffic driving into the area. traffic it seems to be okay. traffic is moving well in both directions here. you are expecting more people who are back at work today after some people had a couple of weeks off for the holiday. what about the rain at 4:49, let's bring steve in? >> i've been tr

newsom: that is the california dream. not to get rich quick or star on the big screen but to work hard and share in the rewards and to leave a better future for our kids. the work we have spoken of today cannot be the judge of a governor alone or the legislature or even the entire government. it can only be achieved if we all share the spirit of a young dreamer that i heard recently in los angeles. she said -- i was not born in california but california was born in me. there is a spark. a spark that california opened. it is up to us what we do with it. the eyes of the world are upon us and more than ever come america needs california. it needs the guiding light of our progress. this is where america's future is made. this is our charge. that is our calling. now, let us get to work. thank you all very much. thank you for indulging my kids. i am humbled and honored. thank you to each and every one of you. ♪ announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. tuesday morning,

(pam) and gavin newsom sworn in today as governor in sacramento. we'll take you live to the state capitol for the latest. that's all coming up on the kron4 news at 6. life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. the last day to sign up is january 15th, so don't miss out! because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. (pam) tonight at 6. a weekend storm is believed to be responsible for the death of a novato man. 32- year old killed yesterday .... when this 120- foot eucalyptus tree came crashing down on his car.... just outside the greek theatre at u-c berkeley.thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. kron 4's dan kerman is live on campus tonight on what the university is doing to make sure other

gavin newsom was sworn in today. our political analyst michael yaki joins us live to talk about the promises he's now making to the state of california. (grant) and a woman serving a life sentence for killing a real estate agent-- is granted clemency. why cyntoia brown's case drew so much support from many high profile people. "she just lit up with a joy i've never seen before." (grant) a tennessee woman learns that her life sentence for murder has sentence for that her life profile people. many high support from drew so much brown's case why cyntoia clemency. california. the state of now making to promises he's talk about the joins us live to michael yaki estacio county terisa in alameda about this all. in alameda county terisa estacio (catherine) (catherine) next at 5:30... we officially have a new governor. gavin newsom was sworn in today. our political analyst michael yaki joins us live to talk about the promises he's now making to the state of california. (grant) and a woman serving a life sentence for killing a

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 morning i have time for that. because i could not function without it, quite frankly. >> you have to make time for coffee. >> reporter: you have to make time for coffee. just like you have to make time to brush your teeth. it's not optional there. and thank you, dav

schwarzenegger told newsom he would be around if newsom needs any help. >> later schwarzenegger posed with the governor who preceded him and the one who followed. 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 h

how does gavin newsom play with these projects? will he continue to push forward or will he stop on these projects? >> gavin newsom told us yesterday that they are already working on a silver assessment of the high-speed rail and what it is and what it isn't. throughout the campaign, he talked about how he would like to focus on this coming from the central valley to the silicon valley. valley to valley as he calls it from where the jobs are and more affordable housing. i would look for him los angeles and focus on that and try to figure out how to finance this thing. it is already under construction. there are a few answers and the people i have been talking to in the last several days, everyone is baffled about what to do and gavin newsom throughout the campaign talked about how he would address that so that will be up in the shows here for a while. >> we know you're busy and we always appreciate your time. >> always good to be here . >> see you soon. >>> we will bring you live coverage of the inauguration today. he is scheduled

governor elect gavin newsom's inauguration tomorrow morning. >> and we look back at gavin newsom's time as mayor of san francisco. coming up, what one expert thinks gavin newsom will focus on during his time in sacramento. >> i think gavin newsom has national ambitions so he can't afford to mishandle californ life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. the last day to sign up is january 15th, so don't miss out! because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >>> governor elect gavin newsom will take the oath of office tomorrow in sacramento. today crews worked through the rain and cold putting up fencing, metal detecters and staging equipment. he will ta tinside a tent on the capital lawn. a mother and daughter will be attending the ceremony. >> i was trying to explain what was going on. it is windy and wild out tonight. we are doing our best to stay dry and making

¿pero quiÉnes gavin newsom? Él naciÓ en san francisco, fue alcalde de esa misma ciudad del 2004 al 2011. tambiÉn completÓ su educación en ciencias polÍticas en la universidad de santa clara en 1989 y a lo largo de su carrera ha sido un defensor de los derechos de los inmigrantes. ramÓn: un grupo de personas debidamente acreditadas para asistir a la toma de posesiÓn empaÑÓ el evento. yomara: no todo fue color de rosa durante la toma de posesiÓn del nuevo gobernador de california gavin newsom. " sangre en sus manos". comentarios como estosobligaron a las autoridades sacar dos personas que se encontraban en el Área de medios de comunicaciÓn. expresÓ que el nuevo gobernador es un criminal porque supuestamente ayuda a inmigrantes indocumentados criminales que han asesinado a ciudadanos americanos. varios latinos tambiÉn demostraron su descontento ante bernador. >> es una seducciÓn emocional lo que estÁn haciendo los demÓcratas porque en realidad ellos tampoco estÁn de acuerdo con la inmigraciÓn il

(robin ) governor gavin newsom joined mayor sam liccardo to talk about affordable housing... or the lack thereof across the bay area. here's kron fours rob fladeboe with their plans to do something about it. gov gavin newsom "....the california dream is in peril....in a round table discussion with san jose mayor sam liccardo and several community members on tuesday, governor gavin newsom says the only way to keep the dream alive is to build more affordable housing.gavin newsom/california governor "....i cant promise that we can solve these issues overnight, but there is a different energy now and a different commitment and a different resolve with real money attached to it...."the governor is proposing a budget that includes $500 million dollars for housing for middle income people. pledging additional support was san jose mayor sam liccardo.sam liccardo/san jose mayorjoining liccardo and newsome were local residents who are grappling with the cost and lack of affordable housing. the governor announced a new executive order that will create an inventory of all state-owned pro

ashley, how did gavin newsom spend his first day as governor? gavin newsom's first moments as governor were met with an obstacle..."shame on you!" protestors interrupted his oath of office, shouting against sanctuary states.the new governor owing ap prstarting his speech."i like seeing democracy in action! so thank you!"his speech was met with more interruptions, this time, by his youngest son... who ran around stage as he spoke of his priority of children, families, and keeping them together at the border."never should they be left hungry as politicians seek to pour billions into a wall that should never be built."newsom crticized the white house and thanked members of congress like speaker of the house nancy pelosi who was sitting near the front..."thankfully we have a champion in speaker nancy pelosi. there's an administration in washington that is clearly hostile to california values and california's interest." california's variety of cultures were interwoven throughout newsom's inaugration with a church choir, a hispanic cultural performanc

some new -- governor newsom. judge newsom passed away at the age of 84. he was a proud native of san francisco. judge newsom was born in 1934. he was no stranger to politics. his father was a political campaign manager who worked with california governor pat brown. newsom also ran for a seat on the board of supervisors in 1967. judge newsom was appointed to the placer county superior court in 1975 and then to the state court of appeals in 1978 by governor jerry brown. judge newsom leaves a powerful legacy. early in his judgeship, he straunchly advocates for the rights of narcotics users. in one prominent case, contributing to the fight for women's equality, he ruled that the bohemian club in san francisco could not enforce a ban on hiring women in the club. he dedicated much of his career and personal life to the getty family and forged deep friendships. judge newsom served on the boards of the sierra club foundation, the environmental defense found, and the mountain lion foundation. in the late 1960's, judge newsom opened his own law firm in tahoe city.

and governor newsom did the swearing in. (nats) the new lieutenant governor promising to protect the california coast and foster higher learning - taking on a more pro-active role lt. governor eleni kounalakis first day on the job - starts now. ( robin ) in the east bay... oakland mayor libby schaaf was also sworn- in for her second -four- year term. she won 56- percent of the vote in the november 6th election... despite facing nine challengers. monday she said she is full of "gratitude and hope...." she also took a shot at president donald trump, whom she has fought with over immigration issues in the past... she said, "despite the horrible example we find in our current president... i truly believe in the nobility of public service." schaaf also talked about the city of oakland... saying it is no longer among the 10 worst places for violent crime... and she sees that turnaround as one of her biggest accomplishments. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... parents and law enforcement speak about an alleged hazi

congress. >> i gavin newsom. >> reporter: gavin newsom stood with his wife and children to take the oath as governor. a protester shouted. the crowd quickly drowned the objections with a chant. and with that the 51-year-old former san francisco mayor was sworn in as california's 40th governor. >> i like seeing democracy in action there. thank you. >> the scene, a california for all, united and upholding values that are lacking in washington. >> we will offer an alternative to the corruption and incompitance in the white house. >> reporter: gavin newsom vowed to work on healthcare, wages, edge eggs and climate change. >> it is up to us to renew california dream for a new generation. and now more than ever it is up to us to defend that dream. >> he will partner with law enforcement. >> i learn the wisdom, if you want to go fast, go alone. if you want to go far, go together. my friends, i promise you an open door and an open mind. >> reporter: at one point the crowd broke into laughter when his son came on to the stage. >> this is how it was scripted. >> reporter: gavin newsom promised

(pam) governor gavin newsom joined mayor sam liccardo in san jose today. the topic of discussion ... affordable housing... or the lack thereof across the bay area. as kron fours rob fladeboe reports now, governor newsom says, he has plans to do something about it. gov gavin newsom "....the california dream is in peril....in a round table discussion with san jose mayor sam liccardo and several community members on tuesday, governor gavin newsom says the only way to keep the dream alive is to build more affordable housing.gavin newsom/california governor "....i cant promise that we can solve these issues overnight, but there is a different energy now and a different commitment and a different resolve with real money attached to it...."the governor is proposing a budget that includes $500 million dollars for housing for middle income people. pledging additional support was san jose mayor sam liccardo.sam liccardo/san jose mayorjoining liccardo and newsome were local residents who are grappling with the cost and lack of affordable housing. the governor announc

because of the rain they had to put it up here. 2,500 guests will get to watch newsome ta newsom becoming the statement's 40th about this governor of the fifth largest in the economy. we are told that it will start at about 11:30. he is expected to make about a 20 minute speech outlining all of his very ambitious goals including taking on childhood poverty. he is known as a risk taker. a very excited to witness this event, the inauguration of newsom. nbc bay area news. >> thanks so much for the latest. our coverage continues throughout this newscast we'll bring it to you live and we'll bring it to you online. >>> today we are live at city hall where a ceremony is just underway, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. that ceremony set to take on her second term. it's supposed to start at any moment now. you folks lines up here. from now.ust be oakland major. she will be starting her second term as mayor for oakland. she went bay large margin last november i did get a chance to speak to the mayor. she said she is ready to move forward and get to work. >> i'm an oakland girl. i'm an oa

(vicki) plus-- gavin newsom takes action on his first fullnor. details on the wildfire and emergency response plan he just unveiled today. (grant) our top story tonight at 5:30... on his first full day as governor, gavin newsom announced plans to put a historic amount of resources into public safety and emergency response.(vicki) kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains how the governor hopes to distribute the money as the state braces for more wildfires. calfire director thom porter:"traditional methods we've used are not working. we have to do more"governor gavin newsom and state emergency management leaders gathered tuesday as the governor announced he's budgeting an historic 305 million extra dollars into public safety. newsom:""i place no greater emphasis and energy and sense of urgency than on the issue of public safety."he made the announcement in colfax, a fire-prone part of the sierra foothills close to where his dad once served as a judge. the funding will be used to help communities like it... "the hots are getting hotte

governor gavin newsom spends his day in the bay area-- addressing the housing crisis. details on how he plans to fix it. 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 home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. (2-shot/grant) another big story we continue to follow is affordable housing, or the lack of it across california. (2-shot/catherine) as kron fours rob fladeboe reports now, governor newsom was in san jose today.....talking about his plans to do something about it. gov gavin newsom "....the california dream is in peril....in a round table discussion with san jose mayor sam liccardo and several community members on tuesday, governor gavin newsom says the only way to keep the dream alive is to build

unlike his dad, the young newsom was speechless. >> you want to say something? >> he already has no comment down. >> reporter: he was surrounded by supporters and well-wishers as large crowds swarmed around the governor elect who might've set a record for the most selfie's taken with the governor elect in u.s. history. when newsom was asked about the looming teacher strike which could be devastating to the state's largest city, he backed off a bit. >> i was with some of the representatives today. no one wants to see the strike takes a. >> reporter: in sacramento, kpix 5. >>> a mudslide is shut down part of the pacific coast wain check it his is the area you ca in the mud waiting for crews to dig them out.rsd dig themselves out. >> there were places on the road where it slid over and it was deep mud. >> at least 20 miles of the highway will remain closed through tuesday. >>> avalanche warnings have been posted for the lake tahoe area as snow continues to all through the night. we are there but actually wishing she is lying on a beach. >> reporter: greetings from

she was sworn in by governor gavin newsom this afternoon. she says in her new role she will push for education issues and oppose offshore oil dressing. >>> mayor libby schaaf was also sworn in today to begin her second term in office. she is the first mayor to go on to a second term in 16 years. her address focused on how to keep residents safe and reduce crime. >> i am grateful that our community lead cease fire strategy has given oakland a six connective years of reduced homicides and shootings combined. >> her speech included a message for president trump as she vowed to resist efforts to crack down on illegal immigrants living in oakland. >> a spokesperson says the mayor is improving after being hit by a car after riding his bike on new year's day. he suffered multiple fractures in the crash. he will be working from his home this week and hopes to be back in the office soon. >> the national championship a with a route of the tide. wasn't even close. clemson 44. alabama 16. ktvu's azenith smith is outside levi stadium where fans packed th

newsom will take the oath of office at noon today. he has promised to focus his administration on policies that impact children and families ( darya ) ( darya ) inauguration live on our mobile app and on kron 4 dot com startiung at 11 this morning. ( darya ) also happening today... oakland mayor libby schaaf and other elected officials in oakland will be sworn in. schaaf will take the oath of office at 11:00 this morning at city hall. the event is free and open to the public. other inaugural events will be held later in the week including a gala at the fox theater. ( james ) happening now ... actor kevin spacey is being arraigned in a massacchhusearges that he grope stems from the incident in look of the accused actor in the courtroom. reports say the actor wishes to enter a plea of not guilty. ( james ) take a look at this ... the sa

newsom's daughter montana and son hunter helped to lead the pledge of allegiance. then jennifer newsom introduced as the first partner read a poem by juan herrera. after that the whole family took the stage for the swearing in. then it was time for the big speech. >> the country is watching us. the world is waiting on us and the future depends on us and we will seize the moment. >> reporter: newsom's son dutch joined him on stage several times as he laid out an ambitious agenda including access to housing, healthcare and help for parents. >> we will support parents. we will support parents. they need support. trust me. >> reporter: former governor gray davis said the state is in good hands. >> i'm ready for gavin. i think he will do fantastic. >> reporassemblyn phil ting said newsom has made an effort to build relationships with lawmakers. >> he's starting off definitely on the right foot with legislators. >> reporter: at 6:00 we'll show you what governor newsom had to say about the trump administration and what some members of congress here had to say about califo

nonetheless, it was about the contrast of gavin newsom. >> i know this is gavin newsom stay but jerry brown, he has had a tremendous impact on the state. he took over in the midst of the recession. he left governor newsom with the surplus of $14 billion. >> while doing things on cap and trade. >> governor brown's lasting legacy is showing the government can work. in the midst of the government shutdown, governor brown showed it could be done. newsom has to keep that going and show he can go even beyond that. >> a big day today, but a bigger week ahead as we get down to numbers. >> with the shutdown in the background. >> we appreciate you coming in. >>> do you solemnly swear to support the constitution of the united states, the constitution of the state of california and the charter of the state of oakland and the duties of office as mayor for the city of oakland? >> i do. >> congratulations. >> it wasn't just gavin newsom. mayor schaaf is the first oakland mayor in 16 years to be reelected . she says in this four year term she will focus on her priority areas including safety, housing

gavin newsom will be sworn in as the new governor. university of san francisco political professor james taylor... joins us live to talk about what we can expect from a newsom administration. ( darya ) and after the break... there is an increase in flu cases across the country. the warnings from doctors coming up. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge (ácommercialá) you work hard for every dollar. so we don't want you to pay one cent more than you need to for health care. at covered california, you can get health insurance at a lower cost. in fact, enrollees pay an average of $5 per day. see how little it costs to get covered. visit coveredca.com today. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) plenty more rain ahead in the forecast. today will be one of our lighter days as ran and wind tapers off before intensifying again tonight into tomorrow. highs will peak back up into a range of upper 50's and low 60's. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. health this morning ... doctors warn there

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newsom kept delivering a speech. newsom and his wife have four children. the governor's political career began here in the bay area. he is in san francisco native. he was elected to the board of supervisors in 1987. in 2004 he became mayor of san francisco. during his two terms he established the healthy san francisco health coverage plan. governor newsom became the 10 the governor in 2011. >> joining us now is brian sobel. a lot of broad messages today. what was your overall fought so what the governor had to say today? >> a very aspirational speech. the type of speech that he gives in these kinds of circumstances. the audience ate it up. the little governor running out on stage was cute. >> the governor is known for his bold moves. today again the broad strokes. now it is time to get down to work and now is also the time to seize the moment and for california to lead. >> people's lives, freedom, security, water and air hang in the balance. the country is watching us. the world is waiting on us. the future depends on us. we will seize the moment. >> what

governor- elect gavin newsom will be sworn- in at our state capitol. the inauguration ceremony begins at 11 this morning.( darya ) ahead his big day ... newsom hosted hundreds families at the california state railroad museum in old sacramento. inside look.h ve it has been a while since california has had a governor with young kids in office and parents say they are hoping newsom's perspective as a father will shape his policies. while drumming up excitement, newsom, with the help of hundreds of kids, tried to show he will stick to his campaign promise - to put children first."look any of us, any of you, that are parents you get it," he said. "you're just different. you have a different sense of purpose and different empathy, see the world through a different set of eyes."he says his perspective as a father will shape his policy."you'll see that not only as a preamble to the inaugural and the budget that we'll be submitting next week but i think it will be a big part of the administration and, hopefully, a successful four years," newsom said.from health

and governor newsom did the swearing in. (nats) the new lieutenant governor promising to protect the california coast and foster higher learning - taking on a more pro-active role lt. governor eleni kounalakis first day on the job - starts now. ( terisa ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... the bottlerock lineup is out and there are some big names set to take the stage this year. ( terisa ) plus, a look at what you can expect to see during the consumer electronics show in las vegas. (ácommercialá) the question isn't whether he should be impeached any he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all know it. the question now is, how fast can we move past this president so we can build a more just and prosperous future? please, join the more than 6.5 million americans who are demanding action now. because there's nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. together, we will make this happen. need to impeach is responsible for the content of this ad. (áábreakáá) today will beg

excitement for governor elect gavin newsom. treating hundreds of kids from across the state to a day at the california state railroad museum. >> parents, you get it. i mean, you are just different. you have a different sense of purpose and empathy to see the world through a different set of eyes. >> reporter: and his focus on kids will shape his policies. >> the budget that will be committed next week will be big part of the administration. >> reporter: from healthcare to education we can expect to see major investments. and his focus on parental leave. >> if you can create a pathway for parents to have the leave and the security of their job to create that for their children. >> i feel like this is a signal that he has families first in mind. >> i think it shows action and he means what he says. >> reporter: the event was a warm up for is expected to take the oath of office around noon. in sacramento, fox news. >> watch the inauguration tomorrow, live on ktvu. coverage begins on mornings on 2 with the inauguration at 11 a.m. >

gavin newsom will be sworn in as california's nevern e events leading up to his innauguration.. jessica mench gives us an inside look. it has been a while since california has had a governor with young kids in office and parents say they are hoping newsom's perspective as a father will shape his policies. while drumming up excitement, newsom, with the help of hundreds of kids, tried to show he will stick to his campaign promise - to put children first."look any of us, any of you, that are parents you get it," he said. "you're just different. you have a different sense of purpose and different empathy, see the world through a different set of eyes."he says his perspective as a father will shape his policy."you'll see that not only as a preamble to the inaugural and the budget that we'll be submitting next week but i think it will be a big part of the administration and, hopefully, a successful four years," newsom said.from health care to education, he says citexenct to see major investments.while highlighting his focus on parental leave, newsom stated that for him "the return on

governor newsom joked this was exactly how strus scripted. we were watching and he did steal the show. >> that was cute, wasn't it? temperatures 40s to near 50 in east bay valleys. let's see everywhere else. low- to mid-50s bayshore, coast, north bay, 50s in napa, novato, 51, 50, 49 los gatos, saratoga, antioch, fairfield 48. those are the cool spots. let's talk about what you're going to do outside and how the weather will affect it. out and about have the umbrella in the north bay early, the rest of us afternoon and evening hours. exercising if you're an evening exerciser you're going to get wet. breezy, choppy, small craft advisory. 12 hours along east bayshore. pretty cloudy at 8:00. 10:00, noon. then you can see after 1:00 we've got a chance of scattered showers that will become a little steadier by 8:00. even a little time from 4:00 to 6:00 when that chance of showers does drop just a little bit. up in the north bay, look at that. just about every hour we have a chance of scattered showers through 10:00. maybe steadier at noon. scattere

homelessness, mental illness. >> what gavin newsom, governor newsom is doing is taking us forward. not only this state, but we're going set the example for the rest of the country. >> anything that concerns you about his agenda? >> well, yes, because i know we do not have an unlimited capacity to fund government. >> it's been an honor to serve with him these past eight years and to learn from him. >> and while newsom clearly considers former governor jerry brown a mentor, the 51-year-old businessman and family man is obviously determined to make his own way. >> well, my pledge to every californian is this. no matter what comes at us, i will have your back. >> now in his third-minute speech, governor newsom talked about his signature issues. that is same-sex marriage, immigrant rights, health care, and quality education for all. and he also took direct aim at the president without once mentioning his name. in sacramento, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> okay, laura, thanks very much. with governor newsom taking office today, jerry brown is leaving the governor's office after a long car

newsom, it's li he's creating a nation state of california here. the feds won't cover en undocd immigrants? california will. we'll cover furloughed workers,o we'll hav own surgeon 'tneral. if washington ioing to get it done, then california will. because it's flush with money. at's sort of his response to trump, president trump. >> that's number one. umber two, i think people were pleasantly surprised he didn't go all in on aingle payer health care system now. nk >> i don't te could. how would he pay for it? >> 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

. >> the first day on the job for california's governor newsom. last night a big bash at the governor's mansion to celebrate. the crowd seemed to be on a political high. before the party gmpbl sues om set the tone for education. education, homelessness, immigrant rights. he's pushing for california to become the first to provide health care coverage to union, undocumented adults through medi-cal. >> we will be bold. we will aim high and we will work like hell to get there. >> newsom has already signed an order giving the state more leverage negotiating prescription drug prices. his budget will be released later this week. >>> kevin hart is apologizing for homophobic comments that caused him to step down as host of the oscars. find out why he says lgtbq community should forgive him. >>> plus your last chance to eat at a popular south bay hoffbrau. it's closing after four decades. >> i want to show you side effects of the storm coming in. first are gusty breezes pushing our winds up to 4 5 to 60, 1:00 today to 11:00 tomorrow. today to 11:00 tomorrow

. >> reporter: not only did newsom pledge to stand up to the president, he says he'll take on drug companies, the gun lobby and polluters. >> here in california, we have the power to stand up to them and we will. >> reporter: but perhaps the most memorable part of the inauguration came when his 2-year-old son, dutch, wandered onstage just as the governor spoke of standing up for children. >> there's nothing more important -- i hope you can tell, than giving them a good and happy life. but all kids, not just children of a governor and a filmmaker should have a good life in california. >> the way governor newsom just handled that situation on the stage with dutch shows us how spontaneously in control and how he can just make something really wonderful happen, which could have been uncomfortable. >> now, it's unclear what the governor and his family did right after the swearing-in ceremony. we do know that they have moved here to sacramento and have a lot of unpacking to do. reporting live, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, ti dutch certainly made for a very sweet and entertaini

gavin newsom will then be sworn in as a state's 40th governor. the celebration starts tonight at the golden one center concert. proceeds from the $25 ticket will gold go toward wildfire relief . >>> tomorrow alabama faces clemson in the college football championship game in santa clara. many events continues today in several locations in downtown san jose. >>> those events will be pretty wet, doppler you can see all the rain going to make its way on shore. the delay at sfo are on average five hours and four minutes right now. isn't that miserable? hopefully you're not at the airport and you checked on your flight it is rainy and they're feeling the effects of that at san francisco airport right now. >> it is still amazing to me that rain can shutdown this entire system? >> what does seattle do? we just had this conversation. for us it is pretty soggy, this is marin where the vast majority of those showers are, it is only going to get wetter and in the evening it will start to peter out but for the most part it is wet now and get a little bit wett

newsom has had a busy weekend leading up to this inauguration day. sunday he met families at the california state railroad museum and then hosted a wildfire relief benefit concert at the golden one center. i just 51 years old, newsom has accomplished a lot for this time as a former mayor of san francisco to being california's lieutenant governor. usf protects, professor talks about what he expects when news, when newsom takes office. >> he does not want things to go wrong on his watch because i think he has national ambitions so he cannot afford to mishandle california. >> newsom will take the oath of office at 12:02 pm today. so of worse, a very exciting day here in sacramento. really all across the state and that will be followed by his inaugural address. in sacramento this morning, sarah, ktvu fox 2 news. >> beginning at 11, ktvu will bring you live coverage of gavin newsom's inauguration . if you are away from your tv, you can still watch it streaming live on ktvu.com or on our ktvu facebook page. >> also today, there are swearing in ceremonies f

after her speech and some music gavin newsom and his kids and wife went on stage for the pledge. during his inaugural address his 2-year-old son stole the show, by wandering onto the stage. >> melissa mentioned jerry brown was at today's ceremony and received a standing ovation as he walked down the aisle. brown will now live a private life and will move into an estate in colusa county. brown tweeted out this picture earlier today. he is standing with his dog at his ranch. the caption reading handing the rounds over to gavin newsom and now off to the ranch for the next chapter. >>> this evening we are hearing from the heroes who pulled off a rescue at a county beach. it all began with a couple struggling in the rip current off rodeo beach. emily turner, on a pair of good samaritan surfers that were in the right place to help your >> reporter: these waves are impressive and that is just on the shore. imagine being on the other side of them unable to swim to the beach. that is what happened to 2 swimmers over the weekend, but luckily some surfers were there to help out. >> who know

and governor newsom did the swearing in. (nats) the new lieutenant governor promising to protect the california coast and foster higher learning - taking on a more pro-active role lt. governor eleni kounalakis first day on the job - starts now. (grant) in the east bay.oakland mayor libby schaaf was also sworn in today... for now. (grant) in the east bay.oakland mayor libby schaaf was also libby schaaf was also sworn in today... for her second four year term.she won 56 percent of the vote in the november 6th election... despite facing nine challengers.today, she said she is full of "gratitude and hope...."she also took a shot at president trump, whom she has fought with over immigration issues...saying "despite the horrible example we find in our current president... i truly believe in the nobility of public service."schaaf also touted the city of oakland no longer being one of the 10 worst places for violent crime... as one of her biggest accomplishments. (vicki) a weekend storm is believed to be storm is a weekend storm is

newsom also caress about diversity. he talks about diversity a lot.b probably about as much as he talks about climate change.rs for diversity aficionados, sacramento is heaven. in 2002, harvard university and "time" magazine described sacramento as "america's most diverse city." the city's public school students speak 43 languages. 40% don't speak english at home. you would think gavin newsom would want his kids right there in the center of all that diversity. but no. instead, he's moving them to one of the least diverse neighborhoods in the entire state of california. h it's a place where the demographics look like 1950. in other words, it's very, very white. which is something that newsom thinks is very, very bad. or says he does. but does he really believe it? not really, because he's moving his family there. you're starting to figure out how this works?au you make policies that totally change the country. then you attack anyone who criticizes those policies asge evil.. and then force them to be quiet or fire them if