i confess in 2011 then mayor gavin newsom and i started the program so every student would have a future worth saving for. more important than money. the $11 million means there has been millions of conversations in every household that these students live in about their possibility of going to college. that is the purpose of this program. [applause]. the research, real research showed that putting money into college savings, a lot or little begins a conversation that ends up with children going to college. that is what we want to happen for every child in san francisco. kindergarten to college pro boats college-going identity in the public schools. san francisco is not alone in the program. k-c is across the country with over 100 active college savings accounts today reaches 1.2 million kids in 39 states in this country. in 2019 california created california kids a statewide program for every child born in california. governor newsom expanded in 21-22 budget with investment of nearly $2 billion. [applause]. that funding has resulted in our program providing additional funds to the accou

gavin newsom says he has mild symptoms and is taking an antiviral. he will stay in isolation until he tested negative. he received a second booster shot this month. with governor gavin newsom's leadership amongst the covid-19 pandemic has brought him a fair share of present criticism. let's bring in political analyst dr. larry gersten. larry, thanks for being here. how does this covid-19 announcement to have any impact on his election chances? >> it's kind of ironic, isn't it when you consider some reports of the gavin newsom management of covid-19. on the one hand, this may remind people love inconsistencies. the good stuff he was the first governor to lockdown a state. the good stuff is he was an early recipient of federal goods to deal with covid-19 from president trump. these are a compliment. then there is the other side. does the covid-19 case he has no remind people of what happened at the french laundry, the terribly embarrassing moment when the governor was found to be having dinner inside a restaurant with lots of lobbyists when he had aske

governor gavin newsome's clean california initiative is part of the california comeback plan to remove litter and to engage communities in butte if i indication efforts through job creation and education. clean california is truly a statewide effort and one third of the funding that's coming to us is coming to cities, counties, tribal authorities, and transit agencies to clean and provide beautification. san francisco is a beautiful city. often people will remark that homes in san francisco are built right next to each other. what people don't see from street view are the extensive backyards, gardens, and patios. as here, there are beautiful gardens and so much to enjoy beyond what you see from the streets. this project will serve to highlight and restore the yerba buena gardens and invite the public to all the site has to offer. the children's human, i see them coming out here parts of the celebration, thank you for being here and this playground and more. the bay hills are beautified with plants and through an artist imagination to follow and to invite residents, visitors, and transi

gavin newsom. to speak. he's in los angeles right now to talk about an amendment to show the state's commitment to safeguarding reproductive freedom. there's the governor right now, so let's listen in. it's just a remarkable moment. in american history. at a time when countries around the world are expanding liberties, expanding freedoms, expanding rights. here we are in the united states of america about to roll back. rights. entire history of constitution has been about the expansion right the entire history. united states been about expanding rights, not restricting rights, not rolling back rights, and this supreme court is poised to roll back constitutionally protected rights. and don't think for a second. don't think for a second. this is where they stop. and if you think it affects someone else over there. this just about you. i mean, if the right to privacy it's not foundational. they're coming after you. they are. fill in the blank. who who is you? it's us. it's all of us. across the spectrum of issu

that includes attorney general rob bonta and governor gavin newsom could support gavin newsom. well, it's just totally political and republicaa congressional candidate and current state assemblyman kevin kiley says democrats are using abortion as a distraction from california's major issues. some democrats say the issue of abortion could energize voters to get them out and be more enthusiastic about this upcoming election. are you concerned about that? well, no, i mean, i think people are fundamentally a, you based upon the issues that are of importance to them, that they're seeing in their lives for the end of the day. you know, i think it's unfortunate they're trying to use this for such sort of transparently political purposes in sacramento. ashley zavala kron, 4 news. as the country waits on a final judgment from the u.s. supreme court abortion providers in california wonder how they're going to handle the influx. >> of possible out of state patients. that decision took center stage at a town hall in san francisco's mission district kron four's dan thorn has that story. >>

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome governor gavin newsom. >> the state treasure signs my paycheck. she can go before me. [applause] >> thank you very much. it is my honor to be here. i want to thank publicly then mayor gavin newsom and the treasurer for starting this innovative program. we say san francisco. we like to lead. we do things that nobody else has ever done. then it becomes a state wide and national program. this is what this k-c program is starting to become. i want to thank governor newsom and the legislator for putting $2 billion into new programs. you can announce it i won't steal his thunder. this adds ministration focused on the getting kids out of childhood poverty. so many children are hungry, with no place to sleep, and going to college is the priority. making sure that they are not burdened by high student loan debt. as the treasurer, i am the banker and oversee the 529 program. even during the pandemic over the last two years, more parents have opened up accounts for their young children. it is never too early or late to save for college. i thank all of you fo

. >>> gavin newsom ha exhortado a despertar. ahora luis treto con los detalles. >>> reiterando que california es un estado con libertad de salud reproductiva, gavin newsom ha visitado la clínica del sur de los Ángeles (nombre de lugar en inglés). que california va a ser una luz de esperanza para los residentes de otros sitios del país, dijo. >>> el poder tener un aborto a la hora que se lo necesite, educamos a todas las comunidades que hasta el momento no han pasado la ley. el gobernador newsom ha dejado en claro que eso se trabaja en una enmienda en la constitución estatal para hacerlo legal y beneficiar ocho millones y medio de personas. >>> los comicios de noviembre la propuesta va a ser celebrado para los votantes, y los matrimonios del mismo sexo no podrían encontrarse seguros. la gerenta de asuntos comunitarios asegura que la posible anulación del derecho al aborto pone en riesgo a las poblaciones más vulnerables. >>> la mujer tiene el derecho de decidir. >>> rosa rodríguez nos dice que hace más de tres décadas

gavin newsom is owned by the teachers union. this is the year of the parent they are going to turn out in droves. the woke craziness is happening in california we saw a schoolboard turnover in california we want them to learn 123 and abcs, not the birds and the bees at age through four. >> exactly, that schoolboard suggested this can happen there and right across the state great to see you. there's so much craziness in california we need to turn it around. thank you for watching the war on the west is up next. see you next sunday on "the next revolution" will be televised. douglas: hello i'm douglas murray, welcome to the fox nation special. there is a war going on at the moment, a war against all of the foundation and traditions of the west. >> there is a massive lie of omission about world history. most kids have no idea that the arable world and say 14 million africans paid them no idea about the history of slavery in china and korea. here the word slavery and associated only with the west. >> the war going on against the peo

. >>> today, governor gavin newsom became one of them. he tweeted that he tested positive and has multiple symptoms. he was just in san francisco on friday to announce a climate change pact with the prime minister of new zealand. got gavin newsom has been in isolation before when a staff member tested positive in 2020. two of his children caught it in september. >>> we have more coverage of the school shooting in uvalde, texas. there is a growing memorial in the town square to remember the lives of those that were lost after he gunned down in 19 students and teachers. there were 19 officers waiting in the hallway outside of the classroom ready to bust in. they thought the shooter was no longer an active threat, which was not the case. >> school district police had taken an eight hour course of two years in a row for dealing with a school shooter. that the gunman was killed after federal agents ignored orders to wait in taking down the shooter. >>> today biden spoke at the university of delaware. he called today a turning point in history

gavin newsome is tested positive for covid and has mild symptoms. he is just the latest high profile case as infections again are on the rise. so the question is, could we see yet another spike as people get together for the unofficial start of summer abc 7 news reporter tim johns spoke to some infectious disease specialists. amid a surgeon new coronavirus cases locally or gavin newsome among the latest of those infected on saturday his office released a statement saying he was experiencing miles symptoms and would stay in isolation until at thursday not a surprise dr. peter chinhong is an infectious disease specialist. he says he hits pets. who has been vaccinated and boosted twice to be fine right now? we have a lot more tools. we know what the vaccines are good for the bay area has seen a surge in new infections over recent weeks experts had spent the peak to happen sometime in early june but despite the uptick in cases in our area doctors say we haven't seen a rise in hospitalizations. we are seeing the most profound decoupling that we ever have

this year once i get to the primary, gavin newsom and myself. so you couldn't have a better contrast from someone who has been in the trenches on the capital for the last ten years versus somebody who has been from the outside. he doesn't even resonate with his own party. so i think you will see the opportunities come. californians are struggling right now. the cost of gas is $2 a gallon higher. while he was on vacation we have been under a state of emergency for two years. six people died in sacramento because his parole board is releasing criminal spirit as you hunt down a prison and letting criminals list on the street.in i think california is ready for some change and i will be that person to give them a change if they want in california. the future is on the lining california for sure. >> steve: you can say that again. what about the education issue? a big part of that run from the state. do you see that as an opportunity for parents sick of shutdowns and all of the indoctrination as a political opportunity for you? >> absolutely. 27,000 st

newsom dijo que el aumento serÁ por el aumento acelerado de la inflaciÓn. ilia: el caso de la muerte de la joven debanhi escobar dio un giro de 180° con la publicaciÓn de un examen forense solicitado por su familia, que concluyÓ que debanhi fue violada y asesinada. karina garza nos dice que el padre de la promete no descansar hasta que se haga justicia. mario: fue asesinada, fue maltratada, fue ultrajada, fue sembrada, la mataron. ka rina: son las palabras del padre de debanhi, hoy, y en medio de su desconcierto, el padre se vio frente a frente con el presidente de mÉxico, quien lo recibiÓ y se comprometiÓ a encontrar la verdad y de este caso. con los nuevos detalles de la investigaciÓn la familia de debanhi escobar asegura que no descansarÁ hasta que se esclarezca el caso y dar con el paradero de los responsables. >> no voy a quitar el dedo del renglÓn aunque estÉ en riesgo tu vida. karina: han pasado 22 dÍas y las autoridades no han revelado con exactitud cÓmo muriÓ, por eso mario escobar nunca creyÓ en los resultados de la autopsia de la fi

newsom informÓ que se tomarÁn pasos para enmendar la constituciÓn estatal. esta medida serÍa presentada ante los votantes en noviembre. es que el estado busca convertirse en un santuario para todos aquellos quedeseen practicarse este procedimiento. en vivo desde los Ángeles, dulce castellanos. patricia: gracias, dulce. como california, 22 estados principalmente en el sur y en el centro y norte ya tienen vigentes prohibiciones totales o casi totales del aborto. prohibiciones, no protecciones. el tribunal supremo anula el derecho al aborto en texas. la interrupciÓn ♪ ♪ reportera: la mayor cantidad de abortos en texas es ilegal nuevo de que se detecte actividad cardÍaca. la ley fue firmada con una clÁusula importante. >> esa clÁusula dice que no existe. >> es el mandato que ha difundido. [habla en inglÉs] [reportera] —— reportera: son tres estados que tienen clÁusulas, los mÉdicos estarÍan enfrentando hasta cÁrcel de por vida. leÓn: la policÍa mexicana detuvo un vehÍculo con inmigrantes. a muchos los habrÍa afectado. >> decenas de migrant

newsom. the theme of the visit, cooperation on climate change. >> we want to make sure it is not just government, we are driving in the same direction. we need help. is a nation of 5 million we want to have all of the solutions ourselves. >> reporter: as governor of the most populous state in the union, governor gavin newsom and was not shy about flexing's california's solutions. >> work we are doing in california, the work she is achieving in new zealand. >> reporter: he says green energy jobs are 6 to 1 compared to fossil fuel jobs in california. it was largely symbolic visit. they signed a memorandum of cooperation, a voluntary agreement with no binding legal obligation. the prime minister of new zealand was also asked about what her country did when they were confronted with a mass shooting there a few years ago. christchurch new zealand, 2019. a single gunman armed with a semi automatic shotgun and ar 15 assault type rifle a test two mosques killing 51 people and injuring 40. as the newl

this program was innovative when the then mayor gavin newsom started with our treasure who is still our treasurer. the fact we are here with the state treasurer who is a money masterminds in counting numbers in her head and coming up with things to do stuff in california is remarkable. we are here mostly because we have to think about not just the pressing challenges that exhibit n front of us. how do we make sure the next generation of young people in the city, state, country know there is real opportunity for them to succeed? sometimes making these early investments which won't see the fruits of our labor until after we are out of office is not sometimes very popular for many politicians to do even though i think jose might still be treasurer. the fact is we do it because we believe in it. we support it. it started with our then mayor governor newsom taking it to the other level to support kids throughout the entire state. it continues through my budget as mayor and future mayors will support this program. i have to tell you i am anxious to see the first kid and i am hoping that it is

michael shellenberger is running to replace gavin newsom as the governor of california. we are deeply pleased that michael shellenberger will join us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. so in addition to everything else, newsom is partly responsible for the forest fires? >> absolutely. this is a crazy ad but that he ran. his first year in office he actually cut the budget for forest fire prevention and half, which resulted in the worst year of forest fires in modern history. he then went on and lied about it exaggerating by an amount 690% larger of an area that they claimed had trinity -- this was the sacramental bureau of national public radio, which is barren sympathetic. for them to come out with this investigation i think it's quite telling of how serious his incompetence and this role has been. >> he's trash the natural environment of california. drive through central valley, it is disgusting. does anybody say, you are with the most anti-environment political leader in our lifetimes. >> i certainly am. i just grabbed my own records, one of the first things i d

we see him a lot around here gavin newsom here and watch for him here they all think they can do it. we will see. thank you for watching. we really appreciate it and we will see you next time on "the next revolution." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: a fox news alert, protesters to target the supreme court justice tonight after heading to chief justice john roberts and brett kavanaugh over the weekend. it comes as the high court majority to overturn roe v. wade. we reportedly -- you are watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning, i am todd piro. >> carley: great to see you again, todd i'm carley shimkus the pro-life group in wisconsin getting destroyed over the weekend. someone throwing a molotov cocktail inside. the white house and democrats need to do more. >> i'm unapologetically pro-life. i'm also unapologetically against war. the left has been attempting to intimidate the court with mob rule, whether chuck schumer or the steps of the supreme court saying you will rip the whirlwind of what, chuck? so the live to intimidate the court by threatening the packet, threatening the violen

a joint statement from leaders of the california assembly as well as gavin newsom governor, gavin newsom says in part, california now proposing an amendment to enshrine the right to choose in our state constitution so that there's no doubt as to the rate of abortion in the state. we know we can't trust the supreme court to protect reproductive rights, so california will build a firewall around this right in our state constitution. other lawmakers on the other side of the aisle. also weighing in republican congressman brian masse from florida, said in a tweet as a soldier i've seen what true evil looks like. but as a father, i have seen pure innocence. there's no doubt in my mind that every heartbeat of an innocent child is worth protecting other house republican leaders, including kevin mccarthy said the leak is an attack on the supreme court and are now calling for a full investigation. we heard earlier that statement from chief justice roberts who says they, too, are now launching an investigation and the constitution says if a right isn't spelled out in an amendment, it is up to the s

michael shellenberger is running to replace gavin newsom as the governor of california. mail o in balloting starting today. in that race we are deeply pleased. michaell shellenberger joins us tonight. michael, thanks so much for coming on . so in addition to everything else, newsom is partly responsible for the forestth fires. absolutely. ad b i mean, this is a crazy ad that he ran his first year in office. he he actually cut b the budget for forest fire prevention in half ,which resulted in the worstof year of forest fires in modern historyy. bo he then went on and lied about it, exaggerating by an amount six hundred and ninety percent larger of an area that he a claimedre they had treated for forest fire prevention and had actually been treated, as you pointed out, this was the sacramento bureau of national publicas radio which hs been pretty sympathetic to his views and agenda. so for them to come out with this investigation i think is quite telling about how serious his incompetence and misrule has been. well, he's trashed the natural environment of california, which

they are sick ever the selfishness on the parts of elites like gavin newsom. i think people want to get back to basic. basic services that function. >> jesse: right. >> we pay the highest taxes in california of anybody in the united states. we have the worst services. we have the worst outcome. the governor kept our kids at home away from schools from 2020-2021 while he send his own kids to private schools where they got in classroom instruction. they want to impose these rules on us and not have them apply to them. i think people are looking for leadership that is willing to follow the rules that we set for everybody. so we got to get back to basics. the basic function of civilization, we need more police. we need consequences for illegal behavior. it turns out, jesse, that when you don't enforce laws, people don't follow them. that's why we are seeing skyrocketing crime. that's why we saw 30% increase in homelessness in california. that's why so many -- over 100,000 people have been fleeing california. what you are seeing in california is the most extreme ma

that argument from gavin newsom and you see others making it. this just the start. they are going after gay rights. all these other things. the fear-mongering. what is the legal position there? is there anything in this draft ruling that would seriously threaten what the democrats are strieg trying to to scare people about. >> any right created by a judiciary can be uncreated by the same body. if you don't amend the constitution, you don't actually have that right. that's why liberals when they want to scare you talk about brown versus board of education. it was the understanding all the way through from the civil war forward that the 14th amendment did not prohibit segregation but they interpreted in the 1950s that it did mean that liberty included the right to not attend segregated schools. it was interpreted in. theoretically the procedure would be the same. steve: that's the point. there is no -- all these things they are trying to scare people on. no one want to do that. they are make it up in order to scare people. it's totally reprehensible. it's demagoguery

newsom's proposed state budget. the says the governor spending plan could put california on a fiscal cliff and could require eventually budget cuts in the billions, the fiscal cliff that we're talking about is >> that the state revenue picture that we're we're talking about here is so strong that it's putting it of putting on course to be above the state appropriations limit. california legislative analyst gabe attacks as the governor's budget proposal would leave the state 3.4 billion dollars over that constitutional spending limit this year. >> and another 22 billion dollars next year. the law also known as the gan limit is calculated every year based on population and inflation. it requires every dollar over the limit to be associated with a $1.60 in required spending to get under the limit. recent years has made it tricky to stay under the limit as the state's population slightly decreased. while revenues have june 10 with more money, more problems, the notes, this issue becomes worse with continued revenue grow

just gavin newsom. ali says it's a diversion from california's most pressing issues, including the high cost of the highest taxes in the highest poverty rate in the nation. >> he has to divert us. all he does is divert because his policies have failed. look, the supreme court is going to do what it's going to do. obviously it won't change in the law. in california. there's been talk about some legislation coming through here at the capitol will see what that does. dolly is referring to the nearly dozen reproductive health related bills. lawmakers are considering this year, including a new proposed amendment to the state constitution to include abortion protections. talk to me about being pro pro choice event in los angeles. governor newsom propped up the push along said planned parenthood and supporters wednesday will stand tall. we will stand firm. >> and we will affirm the constitutional. currently constitutionally protected rights, women and girls, the reproductive rights and freedoms in california v

but governor gavin newsom wants to speed up that timeline requesting that they be on his desk ready to sign by the end of next month. >> we mean business, we are resolved in this fight. we're not giving up. we're not getting into the cynicism. we're going to turn this around. governor gavin newsom and democratic legislative leaders vowing to fast track gun control bills through the state legislature following a series of shootings in the state and across the country. >> we have to turn it around before another neighbor, mother teacher, our child is senselessly, ripped from our world. the bills include one modeled after texas's abortion law allowing private citizens to sue the makers and sellers of illegal assault weapons and ghost guns. some have raised concerns about its legality. the governor confident it will be effective. we want to save lives. they use that to put women's lives at risk. >> we're going to use that the door. they open that law and that process to enforce a private right of action to get these guns off the street. other bills include efforts to strengthen ghost gun r

they say governor gavin newsom's latest budget proposal contained only vague references continuing on continuing to work together to increase options for families. advocates are calling a reversal of previous commitments to immediately make sure providers can afford a basic health care plan. planned parenthood is powered by pink bus tour is also making it stop in sacramento today. the tour is highlighting the group's statewide say abortion campaign, which includes an emphasis on patients. storytelling in the wake of the leak, supreme court draft opinion suggesting roe v wade will be reversed this summer. the goal is to bring awareness to the importance of access to abortion services. and it's all part of an effort to fight the stigma around the procedure. and the east bay, the oakland city council unanimously approved a resolution to make the city a pro choice. sanctuary city leaders say the goal is to make abortions legal, well-funded and easily available to all. they're also calling on alameda county and the state of california to set aside more funding to protect a woman's right to

. >> governor gavin newsom has tested positive for covid. one of thousands of people catching the virus during a recent spike in cases. doctors are saying you shouldn't be worried. that morning. it is sunday, may 29. i am liz kreutz. we will have more on that in a moment. let's start with a quick look at the we can forecast with lisa arjun. lisa: we have drier air moving into the bay area. this visible satellite pictures shows the absence of clouds, low clouds that were at the coast very early this morning. nice and bright, emeryville camera, 54 in the city. 60 in oakland, mountain view and san jose. 55 at the coast. look how much you can see from our sutra tower camera. rate visibility. temperatures are coming up from the upper 50's to the mid 60's by the delta. we will have some wind. while we were cooler a couple hours ago, we are making up for that without the wind right now as we warm up. the upper elevation north wind will be with us in the form of a sea breeze. liz: all right lisa, thank you. president joe biden and the first lady are

but governor gavin newsom wants to speed up that timeline requesting that they be on his desk ready to sign by the end of next month. >> we mean business, we are resolved in this fight. we're not giving up not getting into the cynicism. we're going to turn this around. governor gavin newsom and democratic legislative leaders vowing to fast track gun control bills through the state legislature following a series of shootings in the state and across the country. >> we have to turn it around before another neighbor, mother teacher, our child is senselessly, ripped from our world. the bills include one modeled after texas's abortion law allowing private citizens to sue the makers and sellers of illegal assault weapons and ghost guns. some have raised concerns about its legality. the governor confident it will be effective. we want to save lives. they use that to put women's lives at risk. >> we're going to use that the door. they open that law and that process to enforce a private right of action to get these guns off the street. other bills include efforts to strengthen ghost gun restrict

right away governor gavin newsom has tested positive for covid and has mild symptoms. he is just the latest high-profile case as infections again are on the rise. could we see yet another spike as people get together for the unofficial start of summer abc 7 news reporter. tim johns spoke to some infectious disease specialists. amid a surgeon new coronavirus cases locally governor gavin newsom among the latest of those infected on saturday his office released a statement saying he was experiencing miles symptoms and would stay in isolation until at least thursday. not a surprise dr. peter chinhong is an infectious disease specialist. he says he had spets newsome who has been vaccinated and boosted twice to be fine right now. we have a lot more tools. we know what the vaccines are good for the bay area has seen new infections over recent weeks experts had spent the peak to happen sometime in early june but despite the uptick in cases in our area doctors say we haven't seen a rise in hospitalizations. we are seeing the most profound decoupling that we ever have between ca

we saw them try to do it to governor gavin newsom. now they're trying to do it to me. the group behind the recall effort, released a statement today saying in part safer sf without boudin is a democrat led campaign. this recall election is about his fellow democrats holding him responsible for his complete incompetence. our public safety is absolutely jeopardize with bodine as d a for the first time in 13 years, california will open up a new state park 2100 acre dos rios ranch will be created about 40 miles east of san jose, where the san joaquin and the ptolemy rivers meet. that land is currently owned by river partners. the park will likely accrued trails, picnic areas, restrooms and other basics within five years, governor newsom announced the acquisition of the area on friday as part of the $548 million state grant. sports wrap is coming up at 11 30 here is look at what joe and jason are working on warriors. mavs game. wanna chase center this wednesday will tell you what to look for in this conference finals matchup. alright and the giants got blown out in st louis

governor gavin newsom is now taking action in response to the numerous freeway shootings. he announced funding for a pilot program to add cameras on freeways across the state including here in both contra costa and alameda counties. these cameras are going to be a great benefit to us in the world of enforcement in the world of investigation. and in the world of prevention alameda county sheriff gregory ahern says these new cameras will be crucial in helping find people who commit these shootings freeway shootings have resulted in loss of innocent life sheriff academy cadet david win died in a shooting near the bay bridge and back in november. toddler jasper woo died after being caught in crossfire on 880 sheriff. ahern says, no one should be afraid to drive on a freeway. we have people driving i won't drive on the freeways in certain areas because they're afraid of being involved in a freeway shooting even with the rise and freeway shootings. there are some who think adding more cameras will create more problems when you put cameras on a highway. you essentially are treati

just gavin newsom. ali says it's a diversion from california's most pressing issues, including the high cost of the highest taxes in the highest poverty rate in the nation. >> he has to divert is all he does is divert because his policies have failed. look, the supreme court is going to do what it's going to do. obviously it won't change in the law. in california. there's been talk about some legislation coming through here at the capitol will see what that does. dolly is referring to the nearly dozen reproductive health related bills. lawmakers are considering this year, including a new proposed amendment to the state constitution to include abortion protections. talk to me about being pro life. >> at a pro choice event in los angeles, governor newsom propped up the push alongside planned parenthood and supporters. wednesday will stand tall. we will stand firm and we will affirm the constitutional. currently constitutionally protected rights, women and girls, the reproductive rights and freedoms in cal

that was governor gavin newsom last night in a statement. there will be protests. there's a couple of groups that already announced they will be rallying later today, this evening in san francisco. reporting live here in san ramon, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> they're protesting as you would expect. bob, thank you. >>> skpt ask the, you continue our coverage here. scott mcgrew, talk about the effect this will have on the courts if this is all true and it's reversing precedent. >> this seems to be taking away rights, right? it's very rare for the court to reverse itself at all and when it has, it's expanded right. it's never taken them away. you think of like brown versus board of education. that expanded the rights for black americans. this decision restricts. either way, the supreme court does not like to say it had been wrong in the past because it's the supreme court. chief justice john roberts has not commented but has to be concerned. he's been public about his wish to unify the high court to make sure it looks and sounds legitimate at a time when so man

how governor gavin newsom plans to use that money. from the area's local news station. >> this is kron. 4 news at 3. >> now at 3 o'clock 3 family members are behind bars in connection to a disturbing death of a 3 year-old girl. police say that she was tortured and killed by her own family during an exorcism like ritual. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock on this friday. i'm justine waldman. it's according to court documents that the little girl died from suffocation and smothering the family claiming that that little girl was possessed by a demon kron four's. rob nesbitt joins us here now live in the newsroom with more details from this very disturbing case. good afternoon, rob. just in court documents identify the 3 year-old girl as a raleigh. police discovered the little girl dead inside an apparent church back in september. it's where her family tried to attempt an exorcism type ritual claiming she was possessed by a demon. here are the 3 suspects in custody or at least mother claudia hernandez.

you see gavin newsom talking about the threat to abortion rights. as if this will in any way, shape or form affect abortion in california. that is what i would expect the media to report honestly on these things, regardless if you are pro-life or pro-choice, you deserve to get an accurate depiction of events happening. what -- when politicians are allowed to say things that are single for chewing to their base, the media should call them out for it. the detail works with them hand in hand. host: one of your taglines is, you are concerned about cultural activists in the news media. what makes a person a cultural activist? guest: a journalist would interview both sides. a cultural activist pushes one point of view. a journalist, you can tell the difference between their talking points and those of politicians. cultural activists are one in the same. we saw a tremendous rise in that under the trump administration, where many in the media realize you can get more clicks for your stories by, instead of reporting accurately, simply telling your audience w

and this is going to fall to governors like gavin newsom to protect a woman's right to choose, and we're going to be a divided country, where if you live in one state, you have certain rights, and as a human, and if you live in another state, you have fewer rights as a human. and that is -- that is a horrible place to be, but that's where we're ending up because there is this outcome. >> i just wanted to say, this made me think, and i don't know if president biden is going to run for re-election or not, but this seems like this is a good issue. you were talking about abbott is running for re-election with his bill. this seems like something for newsome where he could have potential to -- it's very -- i think there are a lot of democrats who want to hear that message, democrats in washington aren't doing anything. >> governors in blue states such as gavin newsom, they're going to have that platform, particularly if and when this issue does go back to the states. actually, for a weekend story, some of my colleagues and i talked to a lot of democratic activists in these states about the ina

gavin newsom. they may make him do it. we'll see. we'll see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. trey good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm trey gowdy and it's sunday night in america. when was the last time you used the word conundrum. it's defined as a spatial of partial illumination between the perfect shadow on all sides and the full light. that doesn't help much either. so why

goverr gavin newsom spoke at the ceremony. he sent his condolences to the families and thanked current officers for their heroism and sacrifice is it's the long shifts the endless stress. to all of, you know, fame no fortune to a few moments. too few moments with the people you love, too few thank use. from the public you serve, and every day you go off to work, knowing there's a credible chance that you'll be called to risk your life in the defense of others. detective mary lou armor from the santa rosa police department was among those honored today. she died in march of 2020 was the first california police officer to die of covid. mew knee riders are learning the new budget for the transportation agency ensures there will not be a fare increase, ktvu christian captain tells us. the agency is also promising passengers a cleaner, safer system. san francisco's municipal transportation agency passed its latest two year budget money anticipating cost to run the transit agency between 1.3 and $1.4 billion for each of the next two

. >>> and governor gavin newsom is is receiving a recently approved treatment and if you should ask for it if you become infected. >>> a very unique wedding going viral for one popular bottom of your screen. we'll be right back. it is 5:41. >>> we are under a microclimate alert. a live look at our beautiful sunrise. it's a clear start. temperatures at 8:00 at 57 degrees headed toward the upper 70s. we'll have an update on the fire danger, but right now as you're heading out, a live look at the bay bridge where it's a smooth flow of traffic. i'll have a look coming up. >>> the european union trying inflict new economic pain on russia. eu leaders have improved an embar give on most russian oil imports. by the end of the year eu nations should cut all imports. they approved another $10 billion in assistance to ukraine. >>> investigators in the south bay trying to determine why a tandem hang glider crashed into south bay killing one of the two people. this happened yesterday around noon at ed r. levin county park in milpitas. a man died at the scene. >>> new data showing no let up in the su

thank you governor gavin newsome as we mentioned is tested positive for covid. he has mild symptoms. he is just the latest high profile case has directions again are on the rise. so could we see yet another spike as people get together for the unofficial start of summer this weekend abc 7 news reporter tim john spoke to some infectious disease specialists. amid a surgeon new coronavirus cases locally governor gavin newsom among the latest of those infected on saturday his office released a statement saying he was experiencing miles symptoms and would stay in isolation until at least thursday. not a surprise dr. peter chinhong is an infectious disease specialist. he says he had spets newsome who has been vaccinated and boosted twice to be fine right now. we have a lot more tools. we know what the vaccines are good for the bay area has seen a infections over recent weeks experts had the peak to happen. time in early june but despite the uptick in cases in our area doctors say we haven't seen a rise in hospitalizations. we are seeing the most profound decoupling th

now we've heard california governor gavin newsom. another state leaders say they're going to build a firewall along women's rights here in our state, clearly if states are left to their own devices. we'll see a varying landscape. let's talk broadly, then one option to protect abortion access nationwide would be a preemptive federal law passed by congress. how likely do you think that would be yeah, another good point, so there's two ways that we get the law of the land. one is from the supreme court, and the other is from congress. congress could pass a law that codifies that makes a law of rugby wait that protects a woman's right to choose. how likely is it? such a law has been proposed and has already been passed in the house. the problem is in the senate right now. it would take 60 votes in the senate. and those votes are not there. so the only thing left is if there is a vote to get rid of the filibuster, then there would only need 52 votes and that law could pass. so it's a big if it's certainly a possibility. but whether or not

. >>> plus, governor gavin newsom has tested positive for covid, and he has met with lawmakeers and others, and could they be exposed. >>> and plus we will meet with dancers and others participating in the parade. >>> and also, we will talk about look for six people killed and dozens injured april 3rd and now agents in las vegas have arrested ayton after he was traced to an apartment in las vegas, and he is going to be facing murder charges in what police say is a shootout between rival gangs. >>> turning our attention to the first alert weather, and it is all gone. look at that, the clear view of the golded gate bridge, and all of the cameras can see perfectly clear, and this is a noticeably sunny day, and the sunrise happened at 10 minutes before 6:00, and that is the camera there. and for the low to mid-50s now, and we will warm up four to five degrees above where we were yesterday, and we will be in the upper 70s for inland locations, and low 70s in the bay, and tomorrow is the warmest of the three-day weekend and we will look at that and the forecast for carnaval today, and, back over

newsom al presentar el presupuesto del prÓximo aÑo. informÓ que su plan tiene un superÁvit histÓrico, el mayor en el paÍs. juan carlos gonzÁlez tener astronÓmica cifra y el proyecto de gastos del gobernador. reportero: se trata de un superÁvit de mÁs de $97,000,000,000, el mayor de cualquier estado en la historia del paÍs. >> como superÁvit es algo muy bueno para el estado de california, sobre todo en tiempos de crisis. no hemos tenido con la crisis del covid—19, esta inflaciÓn en el estado. reportero: en base este superÁvit, el gobernador propone mÚltiples ayudas para diferentes sectores, por ejemplo, entregar $400 en efectivo a cada propietario de automÓviles, dos como mÁximo, para compensar los altos precios de la gasolina. incluye ayudas para los inquilinos que no puedan pagar la renta y un bono de $1500 en efectivo para ciertos trabajadores de la salud. si el empleador iguala este bono, podrÍa ser de hasta $2000. >> por esa parte estÁ bien, porque todos pagamos la gasolina a un mayor precio, lo cual constituye u

. >>> gobernador gavin newsom ha (inentendible) la posibilidad del derecho al aborto. >>> programa de acceso seguro al derecho al aborto. vamos con cobertura en equipo, pilar niño. explícanos cómo funciona este programa. >>> gracias. programa estaría específicamente dedicado a mujeres de bajos ingresos, donde ya el procedimiento no fuera permitido. >>> además de la protesta que se ha desatado con la posible a que se elimine el derecho al aborto la comunidad san francisco se encuentra tomando acción. se ha se ha dado un primer paso para crear acceso seguro al aborto mediante un programa. >>> ... estamos hablando de mujeres pobres, especialmente, que no van a tener los recursos para que ellas mismas puedan montarse en avión y vengan a un estado en donde continúa legal el aborto. >>> el estado les proporcionaría todo de transporte, etc. >>> se van a morir si no se encuentran en un estado donde es legal el aborto, lo van a hacer en maneras que no son seguras. >>> y nos dirigimos a la oficina presupuesto sobre cuánto costaría el programa, no se ha definido pero podría ser con

>>esta mañana la coalicion envío un mensaje a gobernador gavin newsom para extender el programa a todos, hasta los bebés que no tienen su alimento. >> estos programas ayudan a pagar poresto. por eso estamos luchando. hoy más que nunca dicen los expertos es necesario el apoyo para la familia que está trabajando pero aún así sus ingresos no son suficientes para alimentar a toda su familia. esta propuesta está un poco discusión por eso piden comida para todos ya que asegura que el 45% de los inmigrantes indocumentados tienen la inseguridad alimentaria por eso piden comida no solamente para los mayores de 55 años sino para todo el núcleo familiala >>este fin de semana llega desde europa el primer envío de fórmulas para bebés para hacer frente a los productos. que los padres del país han entrado en pánico ante la crisis también hay la propuesta de ley que esperan dar solución al problema. vamos a washington dc con randy serrano que no tiene más información este fin de semana llegará desde europa el primer cargamento de fórmula para bebés >>delantal alivio la angustia de