gavin newsom's forest management. president trump writes i told him from the first day we met he must clean the forest floors. he threatened to stop payments then too. >> management is so bad. the governor doesn't know. he is like a child. >> reporter: the governor with this, you don't believe excuse conversation. >> the product, extreme heat events, wind events that are caused by accelerating conditions from climate change. >> reporter: he argues the state has done a tremendous amount of work in reducing fire fuels. the governor's office outlining steps it has taken. the state manages 2% of california's forest compared to the federal government's 57%. >> we are doing more under governor gavin newsom than any other state in the country to address fire threats posed to people and as well as fires in the sierra. >> the president attacked the state'water regulations, writing california needs water to fight fire now. >> the president's comments received criticism. the president of the california association writing this,

pg e executives tuesday walked into governor gavin newsom's office just days after the governor urged all parties in the company's bankruptcy to speed up the process. >>the governor hoping to broker a deal between the groups major changes can't happen for fiji any until it's out of bankruptcy. the company under constant criticism and now in this proceeding for its role in wildfires, it's also under scrutiny for intentionally shooting off power to millions of people multiple times in october, the spokesman for the governor said in tuesday's meeting newsome reiterated what happened last month can never happen again like him to go. fijian the bankruptcy attorneys and the governor met for about 45 minutes at the capitol the group then moved across the street to a different building to meet with the for another 30 minutes with local and state government threats to break up the utility and take over the genie c e o says he doesn't think those are good ideas and the officials couldn't say whether there would be more of these meetings in the future reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron

pg&e has been blasted gavin newsom. for not stopping the wildfires, that are triggered by the power lines, your take? >> i think 30 years, california was the envy of the nation, it now a ticking time bomb under governor gavin newsom. he has gone from blaming climate change to blaming capitalism, and he takes 700,000 dollars over two decade political career from pg&e. and therefore claiming now they are to blame, but every time he holds them up in court, and regulates them, they cannot update their electric infrastructure, the simple way to fix or mitigate california wildfires would have to more pragmatic forest management and put power lines under ground, very above ground. louground. elizabeth: why didn't pg&e spend i think 50 billion do bury the power lines, how come everyone in california is not onboard with this? where is hollywood, where are democrats, and gavin newsom, get the power lines buried and stop with the green revelation and letting forest half of the forest there is a federal government, i am darn sure t

>>formed governor gavin newsome is calling on all parties in pg e's bankruptcy to come to sacramento next week to sort out the proceedings soon or the governor has said major changes to pg any cannot happen until it's out of bankruptcy, the utility under constant criticism for its role in wild fires and widespread power shut-offs genie as we know it. >>may or may not be able. the figure this out. we are not going to sit around. and the passive newsome says the state and now a new strike team is exploring any and all backup plans in the event pg e doesn't make major changes on its own the governor not ruling out a government takeover newsom's administration also hired advisors to envision a 21th century utility. >>that he says will match the state's already modern emergency management we have world class firefighters doing world class work every single day. and i couldn't be more proud of them what we don't have a world class utilities so with months left in pg e's bankruptcy and wildfire season under way. governor gavin newsome still says he does not think a special legislative sessi

in a series of tweets he wrote in part, the governor of california, gavin newsom, has done a terrible job of forest management. i told him from the first day we met that he must clean his forest floors, regardless of what his bosses, the environmentalists demand of him. must also do burns and cut fire stoppers. every year as the fire's rage and california burns, it's the same thing. and then he comes to the federal government for money help. no more. get your act together governor. you don't see close to the level of burn in other states. governor newsom quickly responded tweeting you don't believe in climate change, you'reexcused from this conversation. >> the idea that california has somehow been irresponsible and essentially set a match on our own is just not correct. you w right? ask the scientists. don't ask the politicians. the scientists say climate change is real and has contributed in specific ways to what we're experiencing now. >> reporter: this is the second time the president has gone after california for its wildfires. half the forest land across the state is managed by

newsom had no contingency for flan tha plan te would have rolling blackouts. >>, gavin newsom a policy is just blame climate change and move on, that is ignoring the problem. the fact that if we were properly. >> pg&e by the way is not some sort of a independent company, they are heavily regulated by california public utility commission, which is made up of gubernatorial appointments of jerry browns and now gavin newsom. so, all of this pg&e policies are a direct result of government regulation from the lift, an -- left, the presidents right, this is the only state which the problem, not only state whose federal lands are badly manages but you overlay bad federal management with bad state management and bad regulations, we get this. >> pg&e, and other utilities donating a lot of money to democrats. >> thank you, liz. >> coming up we're are taking you to lexington, kentucky. for a preview of president's keep america great rally, stay with us. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ bl

in a series of tweets he wrote in part, the governor of california, gavin newsom, has done a terrible job of forest management. i told him from the first day we met that he must clean his forest floors, regardless of what his bosses, the environmentalists demand of him. must also do burns and cut fire stoppers. every year as the fire's rage and california burns, it's the same thing. and then he comes to the federal government for money help. no more. get your act together governor. you don't see close to the

our president from just yesterday, and we quote, the governor of california gavin newsom has done a terrible job of forest management. i told him from the first day we met that he must clean his forest floors regardless of what his bosses, the environmentalists, demand of him. must also do burns and cut fire stoppers. every year as the fires rage and california burns, it is the same thing. and then he comes to the federal government for financial help. no more. get your act together, governor. you don't see close to the level of burn in other states. but our teams are working well together and putting these massive and many fires out. great firefighters. also open up the ridiculously closed water lanes coming down from the north. don't pour it out into the pacific ocean. should be done immediately. california desperately needs water and you can have it now.

he tweeted gavin newsom has done a terrible job of forest management. his tweets suggest the same thing happens each year and each year the federal government has to help when the president said, quote, no more. gavin newsom fired back with one tweet simply saying, quote, you don't believe in climate change. you're excused from this conversation. >>> well now to a live look outside for us across the bay area. from san francisco to san jose. a nice week ahead. but is there any rain ahead somewhere out there. meteorologist kari hall is tracking that for us. and kari, i like what we have going on now. >> it has been so dry. and we still continue to track what is going on with the kincade fire. you could see all of the landscape that has been burned. and we could still see the remnants of the fire retardant used from st. helena. and out today we're still seeing a layer of smoke. this is looking over cupertino and into south bay. we're seeing some smokey conditions at times. and a little bit of that smoke will create unhealth air quality for a few spots. tem

workers being threatened and run off the road governor gavin newsom urged californians to save their outrage for the utilities corporate owners and treat workers on the ground with respect over a 1000000 people and businesses have their blackouts essentially and people are getting angry and they see p.g. and e. you till you try x. and they throw stuff at them or they're trying to drive them off the road they say this is a actually we're a capitalism fails we have this debate about capitalism versus socialism it's been very big in the coming election and in the areas of the economy like utilities you have a distinct preference for the role of government why in the case p.g. and a they. they are a private corporation in the business of providing a utility electricity and whenever they get in trouble they just declare bankruptcy so it's an asymmetric warfare going on they extract wealth and when they get caught doing bad stuff they simply say oh we're going to go bankrupt and as a result you've got these enormous wildfires burning you've got the economy in danger you've got people's liv

en su cuenta de twitter cretu al gobernador gavin newsom. cada aÑo es la misma cosa, escribe presidente. cuando se vivan los fuegos y california se quema Él entonces pide fondos al gobierno federal. no mÁs.el gobernador niÑos son que apenas el martes pasado reconocÍa la rapidez con la que el presidente autorizÓ la ayuda de emergencia, respondiÓ criticando al presidente de no reconoce la causa de los vientos cada vez mÁs fuertes en california que alimentan los grandes incendios. usted, refiriÉndose al presidente, no nota el cambio climÁtico? esta acusado de esta conversaciÓn. >> yo sÓlo actÚo cuando veo algo que es ilegal. >>, centro de la agresiva limpieza de los bosques en california. el procurador estatal revelÓ que este aÑo se erradicaron 345 plantÍos clandestinos de mariguana que se ocultaban entre los Árboles y maleza. en los que se decomisaron casi 1,000,000 de plantas de mariguana con un valor de mÁs de $1,500,000,000. >> aquÍ vamos a hacer lo que se necesita hacer. >> otro blanco del presidente fue congresista dem�

now to the fallout from the pg any power shut-offs governor gavin newsome is taking action to try to get the utility company out of bankruptcy as soon as possible. >>he says the sooner that the genie is out of bankruptcy the sooner change can come to that company. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>right now pgd is expected to get out of bankruptcy by june 30th and that's about 8 months away. governor gavin, newsome is hoping to broker a deal to speed up the process as we know it cannot persist and continued, it has to be completely transformed it really transformed operationally trans. >>formed governor gavin newsome is calling on all parties in pg e's bankruptcy to come to sacramento next week to sort out the proceedings soon or the governor has said major changes to pg any cannot happen until it's out of bankruptcy, the utility under constant criticism for its role in wild fires and widespread power shut-offs genie as we know it. >>may or may not be able the figure this out. we are not going to sit around. and the passive newsome says the state and now a new str

gavin newsom's candidates often lost. and so it's not unique to london breed that her sort of slate of candidates didn't win. >> reporter: the mayor has vowed to work closely with the district attorney elect, but his relationship and the rift in the police officer's association will likely take much longer to heal. devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> we are expected to know more this week about a police shooting that killed a man in san jose. police telling us the man was wanted to outstanding warrant and was armed. it all unfolded yesterday on highway 85 near winchester boulevard. authorities pulled a vehicle over and that is when the passenger in the car pulled out a gun. an officer opened fire killing the suspect. he has not been identified. san jose police are expected to release new information on tuesday. >>> tonight, the coast guard has suspended their search for a man whoa went missing after his fishing boat cap sized it. happened yesterday 30 miles northwest of bodega bay. crews arrived on scene and were able to rescue thr

. >>> president trump and governor gavin newsom are renewing their online feud. the two were trading jabs on twitter over the states forest management. >> the president blames recent fires in california or california leaders while critics say the president is ill-informed. ktvu's greatly with what experts are saying about this. >> just lastly, the governor was thanking the president for federal funds. those good feelings were short- lived as the president went online to tell newsom to get his acts together. the expert we spoke with said safety and fire prevention should never never be a partisan issue. in a string of tweets, president trump threatened to cut federal aid to california while criticizing governor gavin newsom's forest management blaming her for recent wildfires. in one, mr. trump writes, i told him from the first day we met he must clean his forest lowers, a reference to similar comments the president made in paradise last year. he threatened to stop federal payments then too. >> management is so bad. the governor is like a child, he does not know w

that's what gavin newsom does not have is time. because next year there's going to be a fire season. next year there are going to be fires. the question is how many and how big? and next year those same lines are going to be out there. so the clock is ticking on the governor too, because he only has so much time to fix it before the public starts blaming him. >> and next year there's going to be something else, phil, as you know, more of these pg&e blackouts because we will not have had time to fix ts problem. >> but in the interim can we get the commitments and get a change in the course on this huge battleship called the single utility, because if we break it up, it's going to be like trying to change a tire on a car while it's still moving because you've got to keep the power going. can you make enough changes, can you get them up there, can we see some changes so that the public would be willing to invest both money and their patience for another couple years. if you can't solve it, at least try to shrink it down in the next 24

it is reported that gavin newsom is talking about a takeover. >> reporter: the government did not say when the state takeover might happen, how much it would cost, or what the impact would be on customers like us. >> pg&e as we know it may or may not be able to figure this out. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom issued an ultimatum to pg&e, fix the aging infrastructure being blamed for power outages and wildfires, or be prepared for the state to step in. >> if we cannot, we will not sit around and be passive. >> reporter: the governor appointed an energy start to oversee sweeping changes to the states power system including solar power generation and storage systems that reduce the alliance and pg&e and other public utilities. >> we can be ready when the grid goes down. he will be off the grid and continue the vital functions of the city. >> reporter: symbol carter announced the city is receiving half $1 million. it is part of 75 million state lawmakers earmarked for cities and counties to invest in back of power systems. it does not include money for people and businesses heard by th

and former mayor gavin newsom -- excuse me, now governor gavin newsom remains a k2c champion. and his budget invests $50 million to support college savings account programs just like kindergarten to college being spread across more cities in california. we can't wait to hit the ground running with the next phase of the program. we know with your enthusiasm and partnership, san francisco will continue to lead in this effort for the entire country. and we'd be happy to take questions. >> thank you. i think we did have one person that signed up for public comment. maybe not. >> people want trade school. they can buy their machinery when they get out of trade schools. hi, marissa robinson again. i'm coming from a school that actually has partnered with k2c and interestingly enough, i didn't know you guys were presenting tonight [laughter]. but i just wanted to really suggest that you guys really take a deep dive into the equity part of it. currently there are no banks in the neighborhood where students and families can actually go and deposit or create a checking account that can

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newsom, and sparking a tweet battle. as california recovers from devastating fires that scorched 100,000 acres and forced thousands from their homes, the president lashed out at california governor gavin newsom and threatened to pull federal funding. tweeting, every year it's the same thing, then he comes to the federal government for monetary help no more. get your act together, governor. and blasted newsom's management. i told him from the first day we met he must clean his forest floors he doubled down on the south lawn. >> the governor doesn't know he is like a child he doesn't know what he is doing. every year, it's always california it's rarely somebody else or some place e yo climateback, change you are excused from this conversation the president suggested cleaning the forest, suggesting specifically that they be raked after the devastating campfire last year that killed 85 people. the president said -- >> take care of the floors, you know, the floors of the forest it is very important >> reporter: adding, he'd t

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gavin newsom issued executive order with recovery relief efforts. it has everything from housing to licensing fees, including is a three-year suspension for planning and zoning records for mobile homes. they will waive fees to replace drivers licenses and birth certificates for residents affected by the fires. >>> a warning for previous owners in livermore. their cars have become a target. authorities say there's a spike in catalytic converter thefts in the city, most of them ripped out of previous vehicles. they are valuable, the catalytic converters because of metal like platinum, despite the fact catalytic converters are expensive anyway. the thieves can make quick work of your car and use a son to cut it out. encourage people to park their car in a locked garage while they work on catching the thieves. >>> open space officials have done an about-face on a plan to kill peninsula mountain lions. a lethal option is one of several considered to manage areas where mountain lion territory meets with district owned grazing land. in santa clara and san

>>and i'm vicki liviakis governor gavin newsome today hosted a meeting with pg e executives and attorneys all in an attempt to get the company out of bankruptcy sooner that meeting comes as some state and local officials want a government takeover of the company's equipment that we have team coverage tonight kron four's rob fladeboe has. >>more on all those mayors who are trying to restructure pgad but first kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us live from sacramento and ashley today you spoke with pg e seo. >>yeah the king grand i did pg e seo bill johnson along with other company executives and attorneys representing several wildfire victims all came together this morning at the state capitol inside the governor's office, the leader of the embattled utility responding to a government takeover. pg e executives tuesday walked into governor gavin newsom's office just days after the governor urged all parties in the company's bankruptcy to speed up the process. >>governor hoping to broker a deal between the groups major changes can't happen for fiji any until it's out of

gavin newsom said make halloween great again. he put on aviators to transform him to vice president joe biden. >> if rest 6:52. the race to restore gas in thousands of homes and upstate on the pg&e shut offs. >> blustery police remain on the scene where four people were shot and killed at a halloween party last night. we'll tell you all that way no, next. >> let's take a live look. look at those beautiful colo in san francisco, if there's three people and you have music, then it's a fiesta. ♪ my claim to fame is that i can teach you salsa in fifteen minutes. ♪ so i try to pass the cultural torch onto my guests. my name is nancy and i'm an airbnb host. ♪ >>> i'm jackie ward ward in orinda on the case of the developing situation where police an contra costa county sheriff's office remain here trying to investigation what happened. way believe this home where four people were shot and killed at a halloween party last night. this is where they have been focusing a lot of their attention. there are four fatalities and several in

newsom and sparking a tweet battle. as california recovers from devastating fires that scorched nearly 100,000 acres and forced thousands from their homes, the president lashed out at california governor gavin newsom and threatened to pull federal funding, tweeting "every yeae comes to the federal government for monetary help. no more. get your act together, governor." and blasted newsom's forest management "i told him from the first day we met that he must clean his forest floors. he doubled down on the south lawn >> the governor doesn't know he's like a child, he doesn't know what he's doing every year it's always california never -- it's rarely somebody else or somebody else. >> reporter: newsom fired back, "you don't believe in climate change you are excused from this conversation." the president has suggested cleaning the forest ooe devasta last year that killed 85 people, the president said -- >> got to take care of the floors you know, the floors of the forests. very important >> repte taken advice from finland's

liz: she says governor gavin newsome has not contacted her. >> how hard would it be to sayr see that and not act. liz: chad wolf told fox news in an exclusive interview that he's going to redirect his troops to go after the cash flow behind the gangs are drugs and human smuggling. >> if you are cut off the cash flow, you cut off the drug trade. liz: do you think he can do that? >> i do. the government has present resources and there is no reason they can't bring them to bear. it's easier than having to build an entire wall across the border. liz: president trump ordering park rangers to help fight drug traffickers and illegal immigration. we have had apprehensions and arrests up 88% year over fiscal year. are agents do a better job or are more illegals trying to cross the border? >> the president is trying to use all available resources why he's trying to use park rangers to deal with the crisis. some of the programs the president put into place about sending those who crossed the border back over until it's their time for their hearing. >> homeland security reports 60,000 people who

>>california governor gavin newsome says the federal government is assisting and urges all residents to remain alert. i'm brett conway reporting. >>well to the south bay now a man is dead after a confrontation with officers the shooting happened thursday afternoon was right along the key road in san jose officers responding to report of a man with the gun. investigators say that at some point that man was shot. he later died at the hospital and so far no word on exactly what led up to the shooting. but no officers were injured. well in santa clara, the man is dead after police say that he threatened people at the valley transportation authority light rail station with knives and scissors. there's a photo of the scissors right there. these are pictures from the scene this was wednesday night as deputies were responding. and armed vta security officer engage with the suspect and fired shots and killing the man. others are just flying off the shelves as we can imagine right because of the recent power shut off. but now experts want buyers to know exactly how to use them and which ones t

workers being threatened and run off the road governor gavin newsom urged californians to save their outrage for the utilities corporate owners and treat workers on the ground with respect over a 1000000 people and businesses have their blackouts essentially and people are getting angry and they see p.g. any sharks and they throw stuff at them or they're trying to drive them off the road they say this is a actually we're a capitalism fails we have this debate about capitalism versus socialism it's very big in the cup coming election and.

. >>> pressure builds to turn pg&e into a publicly owned utility as governor gavin newsom meets with top executives in sacramento. >>> bay area news outlets team up in silicon valley. the impact they're having on the region's housing crisis. kqed newsroom i'm scott shafer. we begin tonight with a look at the results from san francisco's election earlier this week. on tuesday voters in san francisco headed to the polls. they decided the fate of several ballot measures including proposition c, which would overturn the ban selling or distributing e- cigarettes. two housing measures including a $600 million affordable housing bond that mayor london breed supported appears to be headed for victory. still no winner in the close contest to elect san francisco's next district nd attorney. thouof ballots are left to be counted. for most of the week interim has climbed to a slim lead over chase houboudine. >>> and editor, columnist joe esconozzi, welcome to both of you. let's start with the to the topic, breezing to the easy reelection, getting almost 70% of the vote. did she get joa mandate,

he accused governor gavin newsom of doing a, quote, terrible job of forest management. >>> now to a murder mystery in texas. a vigil is being held tonight for james and michelle butler. the navy veteran and his wife had been missing for weeks when their bodies were found buried on a texas beach. but their rv was seen being driven into mexico. here is meg oliver. >> reporter: after missing for more than two weeks, authorities recovered the remains of james and michelle butler in a shallow grave on this texas beach. the autopsy ruled both deaths as homicides. deborah van loon is james' sister. >> that's exactly where they were parked on the beach. that was right -- we have pictures of them parked right on that spot. >> reporter: the new hampshire couple started their dream trip a year and a half ago, traveling the countryside in their silver truck and rv. they were last seen kafiring on this corpus christi beach october 16th. >> they were very good at staying in touch with everybody. they were awesome at sharing their daily adventures. >> reporter: their family filed a missing persons report

governor gavin newsom signed the law back in july... but a federal judge temporarily blocked the law in september -- and today state justices ruled that requiring candidates for president and governor to disclose financial information is unconstitution al. the state has defended the law, saying tax returns are an easy way for voters to weigh candidates' financial status. (ken)for your money... paypal will buy the shopping rewards site 'honey.' paypal will pay four billion dollars for the site, which offers online shoppers rewards and discounts. paypal is facing growing competition from companies like apple and google, which now offer ways to pay online. credit cards like visa and mastercard are also getting into the payment processing game. paypal's acquisition of honey still needs regulatory approvals... but the companies expect it to close in the first quarter of 20-20. (pam) for your health ... the c-d-c says, at least 17- people have been infected by e. coli in eight states - including california. seven of them have been hospitalize

workers being threatened and run off the road governor gavin newsom urged californians to save their outrage for the utilities corporate owners and treat workers on the ground with respect over a 1000000 people and businesses have their blackouts essentially and people are getting angry and they see p.g. and e. utility trucks and they throw stuff at them or they're trying to drive them off the road they say this is a actually we're a capitalism fails we have this debate about capitalism versus socialism it's very big in the coming election and in the areas of the economy like utilities you have a distinct preference for the role of government why in the case p.g. and a they. they are a private corporation in the business of providing a utility electricity and whenever they get in trouble it is declared bankruptcy so it's an asymmetric warfare going on they extract wealth and when they get caught doing bad stuff they simply so we're going to go bankrupt and as a result you've got these enormous wildfires burning you've got the economy in danger you've got people's lives in danger beca

>>formed governor gavin newsome is calling on all parties in pg e's bankruptcy to come to sacramento next week to sort out the proceedings soon or the governor has said major changes to pg any cannot happen until it's out of bankruptcy, the utility under constant criticism for its role in wild fires and widespread power shut-offs genie as we know it. >>may or may not be able. the figure this out. we are not going to sit around. and the passive newsome says the state and now a new strike team is exploring any and all backup plans in the event pg e doesn't make major changes on its own the governor not ruling out a government takeover newsom's administration also hired advisors to envision a 21th century utility that he says will match the state's already modern emergency management we have world class firefighters doing world class work. >>every single day. and i couldn't be more proud of them what we don't have a world class utilities, so with months left in pg e's bankruptcy and wildfire season under way. governor gavin newsome still says he does not think a special legislative sess

so that's only fair. >> reporter: we asked gavin newsom's office about suspending crv. he said it's up to the legislature. sacramento recently tweaked the law to address some recycling issues. but crv collection rolls along. you are still required to pay that nickel-and-dime on every can and bottle, even though you might not get your money back. if you want to find stores that are required to pay crv near you, we can help. we just posted a link to our website nbcbayarea.com/respond. we also have more there about the unusual restrictions and limits some stores tried to place on us, and possibly you like only accepting glass or only paying us in gift cars. again go to nbcbayarea.com/responds for the rules. >>> a startling discovery at the top of niagara falls. it only took a hundred years and a powerful storm to uncover it. >> we will show you. >>> we are look at a change that may impact your morning commute, the return of fog across the golden gate bridge. but could we see some air quality issues towards the middle part of the week? (vo) the flock blindly falls into form

workers being threatened and run off the road governor gavin newsom urged californians to save their outrage for the utilities corporate owners and treat workers on the ground with respect over a 1000000 people and businesses have their blackouts essentially and people are getting angry and they see p.g. and e. you till you try x. and they throw stuff at them or they're trying to drive them off the road they say this is a actually work capitalism fails we have this debate about capitalism versus socialism it's very big in the cup coming election and in the areas of the economy like utilities you have a distinct preference for the role of guy.

por su arte el presidente de la se refiriÓ al gobernador gavin newsom. el objetivo principal de los bomberos es buscar literalmente debajo de la tierra, entre las raÍces de los amos quemados, si es que hay una chispa que puedan reiniciar este ingenio. presentador: la orden de tienen otro de denegar visas fue truncada. reportero: buenas noticias por ahora para los inmigrantes que hagan las solicitudes desde sus paÍses. abogada: todas las personas que estÁn por asistir a sus entrevistas para su caso de residencia visa no tienen que mostrar este requisito de seguro mÉdico. reportero: el magistrado bloqueÓ la medida durante una semana, pero dejÓ claro que trump ha violado las leyes migratorias. agrega que los inmigrantes que llegan a estados unidos deben ser autosuficiente para no convertirse en una carga. los activistas afirma que los inmigrantes ilegales pagan impuestos y que por lo tanto tienen derecho a los beneficios si los necesitan. hombre: si uno ve los estudios de los inmigrantes respecto a la poblaciÓn legal tienes menos beneficios. es una d

>> el anuncio lo hizo después de recorrer por 8 días los lugares afectados y esta semana gobernador gavin newsom lanza un portal que ofrece recursos de reconstrucción dijo compartir la intención dereducir incendios en el estado y deben jugar un papel fundamental en el esfuerzo también la ciudad de san ricardo recibirá fondos para reparar y mantener en funcionamiento bombero y hospital >> indignación por niño agredido en su escuela, es un niño de 13 años. >> la audiencia de los dos jóvenes acusados diego un jova decisión del juez condicional f inaceptable >> es inaceptable, el mensaje es que pueden matar y no les pasa nada >> para familiares dicen que arresto domiciliaro no es castigo no es justicia, le cortaron la vida a diego. >> entrevistamos a uno de los padres de los jóvenes acusados, pero no fue posible >> mi cliente es un niño es un buen estudiante con buenas calificaciones el comportamiento ha sido bueno el tiempo que ha estadoec >> los jóvenes estarán en arresto domiciliario >> no es justo, eso no es un castigo. >> información de luis zaragoza >> la organización si

. >>> governor gavin newsome has been a tough critic but there's a new report that says gavin newsome and his wife have accepted more than $700,000 in donations from pg&e for the past 27 years his ballot efficientives and his wife's foundation including her film project. the governor has accused pg&e of mismanaging funds. it should of been upgrading equipment. >>> as members of congress prepare for tomorrow's first public hearing of president trump. now the major focus is on rudy giuliani, the president's private lawyer. the transcripts ri veal that a former associate of rudy giuliani told ukrainian officials that u.s. military aid would be cut off. republicans are demanding that both the whistle blower and hunter biden be forced to testify tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. we will also bring you live updates throughout the morning here on mornings on 2. >>> time is 6:07. it's a short reach for the 49ers. they're getting ready to host the cardinals 27-24. seattle was leading late in the game but the 49er's defense came through with a strip sack and a fumble. the game into overtime. seattl

california governor gavin newsom says that car makers have chosen to be on the wrong side of history will be on the losing end of california's buying power. >>> the miami dolphins have cut mark walton after police say he punched a woman who was pregnant with his baby. he remains in jail. a bond status hearing is expected today. his attorney denies he's guilty. he ewas drafted by the it bengals in 2018 but was cut after being arrested three times during the off season. the arrests were for various drugs, concealed weapon, reckless driving and battery charges. >>> and orders are still coming in for boeing's 737. an undisclosed signed up for another 20 at the dubai air show. and more by turkey's sun express. this break as order drought for the jets that have been grounded world wide after two deadly crashes. they're seeking regulatory approval to return the max to service. >>> and a teacher opened her home to one of her students after his mom died ocancer. he has down syndrome. she met jake and his mother over four years ago and fell in love with him instantly. she spoke to her husband

he accused governor gavin newsom of doing a terrible job. he tweeted you don't believe in climate change, you're excused from this conversation. this is the second time the president has gone after california for management. experts point out more than half the forester land in california is managed by federal agencies. >>> the idea that california has somehow been irresponsible and essentially set a match on our own is not correct. if you want to know who is right, ask the scientists not the politicians. science change has contributed to what we're experiencing now. >>> the fires burning across california have score >>> nd ched more than 100,000 acres in automatic. one more day until voters head to the polls for election day. in san francisco, the mayor is running for a full term after winning a special election to replace the late head lead. she is up against five challenges but expected to win easily. they will decide on a half dozen measures, prop c. e- cigarette maker juul spent thousands of dollars but to back away a month ago. >>> a p

. >>> president trump is attacking governor gavin newsom for how he is handling the forest and was fires and here is more on the recovery efforts and the threat to pull federal funding. >> my home is the only home that survived in the immediate area. >> reporter: they returned to take stock of the damage and they have most of the major blazes under control, including the powerful kincade fire. it is allowing officials to lift evacuation orders but some returning evacuees are anxious about what they will find or in some cases will not find. residents are given advice about staying safe. >> we are encouraging people to have sturdy shoes and wear protective gear. >> reporter: crews say the danger is far from over and they are still battling flames mopping up hotspots trying to ensure the smoldering fires do not come back to life. another danger is the risk of funding lost. president trump threatened to withhold federal funds from california busting the state and particularly governor gavin newsom for reaching out to washington for fire eight. he accuses them of dropping the ball on forest m

a how governor gavin newsom is responding when trump said he will cut fire aid to california. it is monday november 4th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. 6:00 on the dot. call temperatures. >> happy monday to you. if you're strict ling to get out of bed and wake up, i have great news as we're looking the rest at beautiful weather ahead. >> it is a chilly start. definitely a grab that jacket or coat as you head out the door. clear skies for many of us although areas of fog along the coast and the bay through the golden gate gap this morning. sun with warm temperatures above average for this time of year for all of us across

under new law under gavin newsom a cause sers can come forward up to their 40th birthday. that starts january 1st. >> a foiled plot to bomb a synagogue. he has ties to california and they wreck know him. the rabbi said that a ventura county dough tech tive warned him about him about a year ago. investigators found his hate speech on social media and a video of him urinating on the front door of the jewish center that the rabbi was over saying. detectives were monitoring him, but he moved away before they could question him. now the rabbi says that he is shocked to here he is in the news. >> we never smelled anything or noticed anything. way only new because the police toad us it happened. it is very iron nick and creepy. >>> he was caught after he met with undercover fbi agents posing as an white supremacist. they got him to accept pipe bombs and dynamite. >>> calls are called for action against pg&e. what dozens of mayors want to happen in the wake of recent can my side be firm? and my side super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed you can both... adjust your comfor

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i have to see it, just makes me want to lose my lunch when i hear gavin newsom blame capitalism for the wildfires when he ought to be taking the rap for socialism causing a wave of homelessness in his own state. >> $72000 in donations gavin newsom according to watchdog groups took from 2013 to 2018, is to the list of companies leaving businesses leaving california. carl's jr. and toyota, his descent, a whole host of are leaving don. it is literally the wild west out in california. pg&e, a people there asking them not to workers not to shoot at them because they are getting death threats because of the self enforced blackouts there. firefighters now leaving, all of the oil, he's been taking political donations from the utilities. >> i guess i should've donated a little more because he is basically painting a target on the four head. to blame them for this massive inconvenience. and by the way, having the power out in california is the double inconvenience because everybody drives a tesla. so not only in the dark, but your immobile in the dark. that's a serious problem no wonder they ours