how does gavin newsom make the argument that he's been a success? >> i think what he does, he compares himself to ron desantis in florida or greg abbott in texas and a lot to work with if you want to start that comparison. kennedy: lower taxes in florida, kids went to school, people would be like it looks more pleasurable there. >> you are going. >> not if you are the victim of gun violence or gay or a major corporation who says i want to be in a state that supports environmental concern, all that. kennedy: look at the corporations that have left california and moved to texas and the cap gun violence soaring in los angeles and l.a. county. look at the economy -- >> i'm just telling you if i was running gavin newsom's campaign, i would say where is the highest rate of violent crime in the country? red state run by guess who, greg abbott, desantis and all those guys, not in the democratic-controlled state and i would say . kennedy: l.a. and san francisco, gun violence, larceny is up, homelessness off the chart, quality of life plummeted and dislike of

that is gavin newsom. look at california, does it look like he can clean up a mess. 224 republicans come up strong whoever we choose, whether they put up joe, kamala, gave vin they will be have to explain to voters why their policies and method suddenly will start working although it hasn't thus far. elizabeth: to your point, his mistakes, gaffs, blunders, inflation, crime go up the more the president's poll numbers go down. the question can the vice president replace biden own the ticket? critics warn you have to listen how vice president kamala harris is speaking just as bad with her blunders as well. watch this. >> significance of the passage of time, right, the significance of the passage of time. so when you think about it, there is great significance to the passage of time and there is such significance to the passage of time. we will work together and continue to work together and to work together as we continue to work, to work together on, we must together work together to see where we are, where

she works for gavin. there is no grounds for hiding this footage unless of course gavin and alli and amman did are trying to protect nancy and paul, who have always been above the law in california. this is not the way we do things in the united states. and we are not going to let them get away with it. brett tolman is a former u.s. attorney and he's here now. what possible reason -- because we don't buy it could jeopardize the investigation. what possible reason would you guess besides helping the pelosis not face embarrassment would they have not for not giving it to us. was there mrs. misconduct? was there a bribe offered? damage crossing. they are trying to use the law to protect themselves. here is the irony, jesse, the left has been pushing for transparency for body cams for, you know, patrol vehicle cameras and 24/7 operation what do we have here stonewalling and shut counsel investigative work into what is a notable case involving a notable individual. in my experience, the effort to cover up is t

brian dally will face off with gavin newsome. many say it's a long shot. but with gas prices and crime on the rise, dally says folks are ready for a change. we did reach out to governor newsome. we've yet to hear back from him. listen, long shot. this is what politics are for, right? i think it was howard cosell that said that's why we play the game. why do you think you're going to win this election? >> well, look, californians are facing with the highest taxes and highest poverty rate in the nation. 25 years of one-party control and gavin newsome is out of touch with democrats. he doesn't understand what it's like to have to put a gasoline in a car. he doesn't do that he has people driving him around. he's protected by people with firearms every day. people are -- crime is running rampant in california. our school system is broken. californians are looking for change and i'll bring it here this fall. >> charles: have you been buoyed by the recall efforts? are these signs to you that the vote against that one particular school board, that there's folks th

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recent polling shows governor gavin newsom could easily cruised through the primary tonight. but what we're watching for essentially it's who voters decide to pick as his challenger in november. and there are more than a dozen candidates on the primary ballot for governor. none of them are any of those big names we saw in the recall election just 9 months ago. a recent berkeley igs poll of more than 3,000 likely voters shows half of them would keep the governor in office and then 16% said they were undecided and then the candidate with the next most votes after that was state republican senator brian dolly at 10% no party preference candidate michael shellenberger at 5%. governor gavin newsom seems to be treating tonight the same way he did with his recall election in september. he is not having an event or a watch party has some of his opponents are. in fact at this point, it's unclear if the governor even plans to address voters tonight wants those results come in. it's something we're, you know, sticking around with the campaign to see what he decides to do. there. meanwhi

gavin suffered a right front temperal stroke and fracture. >> what did the doctors tell you? >> basically to go find him a home, my wife knew he was inside. what happened wasn't fair. just because you have a limit said,ed ability, it is not right you can't participate with others. >> rachel: the family raised money to build an inclusive environment where everyone of all abilities can have fun. >> you have multiple types of swings here, bench swings, special needs swings, you have mommy and me swing, the idea you will have varying degrees of people with a special need. make sure they had all different types. >> they have places -- >> you can play in a wheelchair and wheel around the bases. >> yes. >> and a pavilion for different activities. >> you want events so families can meet each other. >> can you say goodbye? >> the entire complex is full of details tailored to special needs families, including nonverbal communication board, wheelchair charging and quiet corner dedicated for those with autism. >> so simple and so important to wheel a chair through here. >> you take thing

gavin newsom will be fine. alex padilla will be fine. you may see it in the tight congressional races, four seats in particular that flipped from democrat to republican in 2020. so those are the places, one in the central valley, two in orange county, one in a lake. the fate of those races could determine potentially who controls the house and speakers. >> and right now as we are sitting here of course inflation and gas prices are top of mind but let's not úforget the shootings over the past few week, the gun control debate happening right now in washington, d.c., and of course we are awaiting this roe v. wade decision from the supreme court so i feel like it is hard to know what is going to be top of mind in a few months because just a few months back public safety was topping the list and now it is inflation and these congressional races you have democrats on the defense but yeah, it seems like there is almost this tendency to punish local officials for the things people don't like and national and statewide seem to be getting the pas

it was created by christiane kane, inspired by his son gavin who suffered a traumatic brain injury in a car accident and kane has made this dream a reality. >> we first thought about the idea of the field of dreams when we realized that gavin wanted to partake in activities at local parks and there was nothing for him to do except go on a big red swing in the corner of a park. on top of that, he had to wait for the other kids using the swing. on top of that we knew there was a need for helping people with special needs. >> the hope would be that this would be a model that we can replicate, so that not just children in the tom's river community can have access to this unbelievable playground but children across the country would have the same access. >> this is me ka for these kids. we have a baseball field here. it's true to my heart and now we can get these kids out here get a smile. this is their park, their big league opportunity, their opportunity to shine and we'll do everything possible to make them feel at home, make them comfortable and hit the home run every time. >> typical

gavin newsom is the heavy favorite to win a second term. political reporter greg lee spoke to two of his top challengers as they hope to advance to the november election. california voters for the second time in a year will decide whether or not to keep governor gavin newsom in office . newsom is running for a second term, carrying the momentum of soundly defeating a recall attempt and a massive budget surplus. it doesn't matter if you're independent, republican or democrat. your life is a is a mess right now in california people are leaving our state. unfortunately, that's because of one party control equal support from democrats, independents and republicans, and that's because it's a very common sense view. newsome faces a fresh crop of more than two dozen challengers , among them republican state senator brian dowling and running as an independent michael shellenberger. challengers will try to finish second to newsom in the june 7th primary so they can face off with the governor in november. been here in the capital working . i work acr

governor gavin newsom signing an ordered to prohibit sharing any patient data with states restricting abortion rights. >>> gay couples are facing a time of fear and uncertainty after the recent ruling taking away abortion rights. their concern is that a future high court ruling could do to gay marriage what it did to roe v. wade. since last friday's ruling, they've been gathering financial documents and adoption papers. they were married in idaho, if not for a supreme court win their home state never would have validated their marriage. >> we have built a life together and, so i honestly don't know what that looks like. if it isn't anymore. mean, that sounds like it would upend everything we've built together. >> in states like idaho would ago.ly be among the first outlas >>>et's get to first alert meteorologist jessica birch. >> i have to talk about how dry and warm it is today. a live look from mt. diablo overlooking solano county and the tri-valley area, we're dealing with low relative humidity and higher clearly along the coast where it is significant for us right now. taking a li

gavin newsom has to talk about everything but what is happening in california. the price of a gallon of gas is five dollars that is a bargain in california where gasoline is topping topping ten dollars a gallon higher than the federal minimum wage. so he needs to focus on other things beside his record here in california. steve: he is still trying to make out that somehow the madness from the lockdowns. to have a better outcome in california than florida that you moved to florida because of these policies. >> the irony is his wife has pushed and on —- anti- vaccine but he was trying to push it on children and schools. 's policies did not work. he went through lockdowns. and then in the efforts to do that he drove away a lot of people just like governor cuomo did for people like me. who wanted freedom and a little bit of sanity to live their lives with normalcy and then engaging assigned not common sense standpoint especially cities like new york and los angeles to say i don't want to get shot walking down the street i don't want to step into human feces walkin

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thank you very much, gavin, thank you. thank you very much, gavin, thank you. the taliban's health minister has told the bbc that afghanistan urgently needs international support to deal with the aftermath of the earthquake that's killed more than a thousand people. hospitals which were in near collapse since the foreign funding which ran them was frozen, are struggling to treat the injured. from paktika province, the bbc�*s south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports. for people in afghanistan, pain is unrelenting. war, hunger and now an earthquake. eight—year—old shakrina was rescued with injuries to her leg when her house collapsed. her elder sister died. in the next bed, their mother, meera. "we were under the debris until the morning, when some people pulled us out. they took us to a nearby clinic. i asked them, "where is my daughter?" they told me she had died," she said. "we are poor people. we have debts and now we've lost everything." bibi havar lost 18 members of herfamily. three of her sons were among them. both she and her daughter have mul

so i'm looking forward to this, uh, face off with gavin newsom. that's gonna be fun endorsed by the state's republican party. in the lieutenant governor's race. incumbent eleni quinto lakis is leading. she is with 52% of the vote and will face republican angela underwood jacobs in november's general election race for state attorney general shows incumbent rob bonta with the top votes now 55% support republican nathan hochman has 18% support. he's campaigned on the middle ground between tough on crime and reform measures. eric early, very close behind here now what the state's two major political parties say about the crime issue. when you know you're running for governor, you're running for dog catcher. i think it's going to be incredibly difficult for you to run with that t behind your name is very clear what democrats one party rule has done to our state boat at the statewide level and the local level california voters are sick and tired of the soft on crime policies. they want to bring their streets back to a safe place. where not only they can

gavin newson and all of them talking about a joe biden is going to run. these are your friends, these are the guys who are in lockstep marching behind president obama, in front of democrat operatives all undermining the president anonymously and background. it is remarkable. he lost the press, i love the people a long time ago. >> jesse: it's like people planning a retirement party right in front of your face when you're not going to retire. not a good look. thank you so much. i always enjoy having you on. >> thanks. >> jesse: what was nancy pelosi doing at the vatican? ♪ ♪ feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pains, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how some people describe... shingles. a painful, blistering rash that could interrupt your life for weeks. forget social events and weekend getaways. if you've had chickenpox, the virus that caus

. >> no, gavin, probably, right. >> gavin is the governor. >> oh, mayor, no, see i'm way off. >> do you like the current mayor, gavin newsom? >> or-- see, you guys. >> i'm sorry. >> trevor: damn. forget knowing who is are youing for mayor alot of people in los angeles don't even seem to know that there is a mayor? like i thought 40 million in ad sounded like a lot before but now i'm thinking it is not enough. like and forget just tv ads, i feel like caruso should be doing most of his advertising on rolling papers judging by those people. it's just like car us for, oh, boy. so that right there, is the current state of the race for mayor in los angeles. a lifelong politician going up against a lifelong businessman and i'm not going to tell you who to vote for, but at the very least, if you guy ross going to vote, i would think definitely make sure that are you voting for the mayor, and not the governor who already has a job. all right, stay tuned, after the break we'll be joined by bobby brown. you don't want to miss it. google pixel. the only phone made by google. because when google mak

governor gavin newsom cruise to an early lead. here's a look at the current numbers 59% to 15% and we know that who will advance to the november election. it's right there. brian south or brian dalli. excuse me. he's in second again with 15% of the vote. governor newsom reacted to the overwhelming vote saying, quote across the country where republicans are attacking our fundamental rights as americans destroying democracy, stripping a woman of the right to choose and standing idly as gun violence claims too many lives. california is the antidote to their cynicism, leading with compassion, common sense and science. here's to continuing that fight. brian's gavin newsom polling rates are dropping and i think they're going to continue to drop when the power goes out this summer. we've seen drought. we see we have not solving problems, quite frankly, and that's what californians are struggling with the cost of living. so i'm looking forward to this, uh, faced off with gavin newsom. that's gonna be fun. excuse me. dolly carries with him

california voters for the second time in a year will decide whether or not to keep governor gavin newsom in office. newsom is running for a second term, carrying the momentum of soundly defeating a recall attempt and a massive budget surplus. it doesn't matter if you're independent, republican or democrat. your life is a is a mess right now in california people are leaving our state. unfortunately, that's because of one party control and we draw equal support from democrats, independents and republicans, and that's because it's a very common sense view. newsome faces a fresh crop of more than two dozen challengers, among them republican state senator brian dowling and running as an independent michael shellenberger. challengers will try to finish second to newsom in the june 7th primary so they can face off with the governor in november. been here in the capital working. i work across the aisle. i've been in the minority for the whole time. i've been elected in office, and so i know how to work and get things done. i think my party saw that also a farmer from lassen county earned the end

governor gavin newsom, a democrat, pointed to something else. gov. newsom: these are climate induced wildfires. brendan: but neither politician pointed to what did cause this fire, a corporation that donated to both of their campaigns. did climate change start this fire? >> no. brendan: did forest management start this fire? >> no. brendan: what did? >> pg&e. ♪ >> a tree on the line. started a fire. brendan: this 65 foot tall douglas for should have been discovered and removed -- fir should have been removed and discovered by pg&e. investigators sound the trunk was so rotten -- found the trunk was so rotten it could not support the tree's weight. butte county prosecutors say the problem was obvious. >> this is not far off from where the tree started the dixie fire. brendan: the trunk facing the powerlines lines had a big section of bark missing. it had been that way since 2008. pg&e had 13 years to catch this problem, but never did. >> why did you not see this tree? brendan: investigators say pg&e also acted with negligence the day the tree broke,

that man to governor gavin newsom had a debt to pay. we're getting a look at how the governor a lifelong giants fan had to endure a day in dodger blue. he ran. >> generation sentences. i'm sure state and one of going to do it. good right kind of feel appreciated the job. >> make sure that was a call-up for california. senator alex padilla, true blue dodger fan getting the satisfaction of seeing the governor. >> help get the field ready dodger stadium game day. >> newsom doesn't seem too happy about it. at the end of the video, the governor would not say go dodgers. he simply said go california. >> the dodgers play the giants tonight in san francisco at oracle park. >> the warriors lose another top assistant coach kate rooney will be here with that story. also an update of game 4 of the nba finals coming up. >> hot weather around the bay area say would be a nice day to go for a bowl right out of the bay. well, we'll tell you where you can actually do that. and for free for fun (music throughout) >> and now kron 4 sports. >> technically i

. >> president biden was greeted in la today by mayor eric garcetti and governor gavin newsom. the president is hosting the summit of the americas. it's a gathering of leaders from north central and south america. >> there were 4 other district attorney positions sets taken last night's primary election. we'll start telling me the county and nobody there got more than 50% of the vote. so a runoff election will happen in november between the top 2 vote getters. they are civil rights attorney pamela price. the most progressive candidate on the ballot. and current chief deputy district attorney terry wiley. wiley has several high-profile endorsements, including from oakland, mayor libby schaff and congressman eric swalwell also in the east bay contra costa counties, progressive district attorney diana becton won reelection last night. defeating county prosecutor mary knox with 56% of the vote and the north bay solano county, d a krishna abrams defended her seat in a landslide victory against sharon henry henry had criticized abrams leadership citing her decision to recuse yourself

the attention to detail done by gavin. we held two community art shows where the students' artwork was on display for the public. over 100 people attended these viewings, voting on two pieces as their favorite. those from gianna and another. independent judges judged. olivia. emily. our judges agreed this is one of the best years we've seen in terms of competition and the quality of the works submitted. i'd like to thank all of the teachers and students for their work and the parents as well for their support of these remarkable students and their fan fastic work. thank you so much and look forward to viewing everyone's work from all members of congress in the hallways of congress. i yield back. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> to address the chamber for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i thank the speaker. i noticed my colleague from t

. >> governor gavin newsom and his appointees for attorney general, u.s. senator and secretary of state swept the races tuesday night. the results showing each will face a republican opponent in november and that californians realize that they need change for newsom. his opponent for governor is state senator brian dolly, i just asked voters one thing in california. >> are you can be better off in 4 more years than you are right now with gavin newsom. are are you ready for some change? but the governor continues to capitalize on the state's democratic majority by verbally attacking the republican party in a campaign email wednesday, newsom warned his supporters about dolly's republican record on abortion and guns. >> saying, quote, we must take this election seriously. the last thing we can afford is to get caught sleeping during a difficult year for democrats. one race in california that could be difficult for democrats. state controller. i feel very, very good about our performance last night. republican lynn each and leads the primary field full of demo

gavin newsome responding to our urgent need of $1.5 billion. and last september, we released our application process and developers up and down the state responded and we went from permit and approval to award in just 60 days. that is unprecedented. [applause] and, in february, we announced the first tier of 27 projects about $900 million in awards and today we are at number two ground breaking. just two out of 27 have broken ground in such a short amount of time. so congratulations again on that. all of us working together with the shared sense of urgency is what brings us here today. projects like 180 jones are complex. we heard about how difficult it is to get 70 units on a smaller parcel, but it also takes creativity and funding. there's about almost $24 million in funding from the housing accelerator. another $15 million from acd's multi-family housing fund. and approximately $30 million from the mayor's office of housing and community development. [applause] as we're gathered here in the heart of the tenderloin, we are celebrating communi

governor gavin newsom is seeking reelection this year and could coast through tonight's primary kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala is live at the state capitol right now to explain what we're really watching in the governor's race tonight. 26 people named running for governor. actually, it's a lot of folks to sift through. if you don't know who they are. >> panic and it's it's like deja vu of the recall election. the governor newsom had just 9 months ago. recent polling says governor newsom is going to cruise through tonight's primary. so really this comes down to the race for second place. who will be his challenger in november. as you both mentioned, there are more than a dozen 2 dozen candidates on that primary ballot tonight. none of them are any of those big names we saw in the recall election in a september. a recent berkeley igs poll of more than 3,000 likely voters shows half would keep governor newsome in office. 16% said they were undecided and then the candidate with the next most votes there was republican state senator brian dolly at 10% and no party prefe

california voters for the second time in a year will decide whether or not to keep governor gavin newsom in office. newsom is running for a second term, carrying the momentum of soundly defeating a recall attempt and a massive budget surplus. it doesn't matter if you're independent, republican or democrat. your life is a is a mess right now in california people are leaving our state. unfortunately, that's because of one party control equal support from democrats, independents and republicans, and that's because it's a very common sense view. newsome faces a fresh crop of more than two dozen challengers , among them republican state senator brian dowling and running as an independent michael shellenberger. challengers will try to finish second to newsom in the june 7th primary so they can face off with the governor in november. been here in the capital working . i work across the aisle. i've been in the minority for the whole time. i've been elected in office, and so i know how to work and get things done. i think my party saw that also a farmer from lassen county earned the endorsement o

. >> governor gavin newsom and his appointees for attorney general u.s. senator and secretary of state swept their races tuesday night. the results showing each will face a republican opponent in november and that californians realize that they need change for newsom. his opponent for governor is state senator brian dolly, i just asked voters one thing in california. >> are you can be better off in 4 more years than you are right now with gavin newsom. are are you ready for some change? but the governor continues to capitalize on the state's democratic majority by verbally attacking the republican party in a campaign email wednesday, newsom warned his supporters about dolly's republican record on abortion and guns. >> saying, quote, we must take this election seriously. the last thing we can afford is to get caught sleeping during a difficult year for democrats. one race in california that could be difficult for democrats. state controller. i feel very, very good about our performance last night. republican lynn each end leads the primary field full of de

governor gavin newsom putting slavery reparations at the top of his priority list. he mentioned that he was going to start the task force in may of last year. and so i've been iffy. i think i told you before i've been iffy about reparations task force and the whole reparations movements . we've seen them in different states. but here in california, i do believe because he's making it such a priority. this might be we might be the first state to actually get a real reparations movement taking taking care of for black americans in california, so i think we might be the first to do it. what are some of the key factors from the report? your viewers are really focusing on well again that he's making it more important over everything else. i think that is really what we were talking about just yesterday. actually that governor gavin newsom is saying, hey, we understand that the gas prices are important, understand that there's homeless crisis going on. we understand this gun reform and other things that are on my list. but letting the black americans know in this in calif

governor gavin newsom signed a bill to protect abortion rights in the state. shelby nelson with the latest. >> anger, frustration, and even relief. the difference of opinions runs deep over a decision marking a major turning point across the country are redlands resident an obgyn karen, hans berger, it's not just about abortion. she says the decision calls into question whether birth control could be i hope that this wakes us up as women. >> that even if we would not make those decisions for ourselves, that we would care enough about other women and their ability to have safe health care to stand up for them. >> governor gavin newsom joined by state leaders staunchly affirming california stands as a sanctuary state for women across the country. i want to take this moment. >> and sign legislation too. push back against those republican state legislators and governors that seek to move forward with civil actions against people that was to travel to the state of california seeking their reproductive rights and reproductive freedoms. the decision to overturn roe v

governor gavin newsom says he has been anticipating this gun ruling for months board. rob nesbitt joins us live from the newsroom now with more on the legislation that will be introduced in california's legislature next week. rob. >> ken and pam, both governor newsom and attorney general rob bonta were quick to put out statements about the supreme court ruling saying california will continue to lead the fight to keep people safe from gun violence. social media was sounding off thursday. influencers upset over the supreme court ruling that new york's requirement that a person show proper cause in order to receive a license to carry firearms in public is unconstitutional. in essence, saying all americans have a right to carry a firearm in public. senator scott wiener was extremely direct on twitter thursday saying the highest court is dangerous to the country. they want women to be able to. >> the controller of >> i guess just our and that is true to its other. governor gavin newsom joining the criticism saying, quote, this is a radical decision. today's court things tha

this is the governor in california, gavin newsome. he's joined truth social and here he's telling why. >> hi, everybody. it's governor gavin newsome. i know we're all on this platform in search for the truth. the truth is i've not found a problem with a red state murder problem. eight of the top ten states with highest murder rates are red states. the question is simple. what are the laws and policies in those states that are leading to such carnage. >> martha: i have to get a quick response for you. truth social says they will accept anyone. >> it's obvious that gavin newsome plans to run for president in 2024. that's why he's going to try to take on trump early should he decide to run as well. >> everything he's doing here is gas lighting the american people to believe what are his lies and the problems with his state. if his state was so great, people would be leaving to it flee to every other red state. he wants to run, he wants to be the anti-trump candidate. i don't think it will play so well. look how badly his state is doing.

. >> governor gavin newsom and his appointees for attorney general u.s. senator and secretary of state swept the races tuesday night. the results showing each will face a republican opponent in november and that californians realize that they need change for newsom. his opponent for governor is state senator brian dolly. i just asked voters one thing in california. >> are you can be better off in 4 more years than you are right now with gavin newsom. are are you ready for some change? but the governor continues to capitalize on the state's democratic majority by verbally attacking the republican party in a campaign email wednesday, newsom warned his supporters about dolly's republican record on abortion and guns. >> saying, quote, we must take this election seriously. the last thing we can afford is to get caught sleeping during a difficult year for democrats. one race in california that could be difficult for democrats. state controller. i feel very, very good about our performance last night. republican lynn each and leads the primary field full of demo

governor gunman gavin newsom delivered an emphatic speech on protecting women's rights and kron four's. ella sogomonian is in the newsroom and has details on his reaction. l a. >> governor newsom was joined by other california lawmakers who denounced the supreme court's landmark decision to overturn roe v wade during his speech, the governor announced that he has signed a bill into law that makes california a safe haven for women across the country. he said his administration will not cooperate with any states that attempt to prosecute women or doctors for receiving or providing reproductive care during his press conference today, newsom slammed republican governors in other states who supported the supreme court's ruling. they're coming. >> after you next period. full stop. this is not just about women. this is not just about choice. this is not just about reproductive freedom to coming after you next. it's a serious moment in american history. this great divergence now. red states versus blue states. >> democrats and abortion advocates say that they want to enshrine a woman's right t

governor gavin newsom joining the criticism saying, quote, this is a radical decision. today's court things that gun regulation should be frozen in time and that there wasn't a similar law in existence in the 17, 100's or 1800's. the state can't pass it now, no matter how important it is to protect people from the modern horror of gun violence. the governor promising to sign 16 new gun safety bills next week including a bill that will allow people to sue gun makers and distributors. attorney general rob bonta says he's committed to preventing gun violence by advocating for common sense gun laws seizing guns from those who are prohibited from having them. >> ending the sale of illegal firearms to litigation against ghost gun retailers and improving transparency by expanding gun violence related data. according to the attorney general's office, there are over 110 gun deaths each day and nearly 41,000 each year in the u.s. san jose mayor sam liccardo says the court's 63 ruling will create nightmares for urban police departments already struggling to keep city safe. and the

who will face off against gavin newsom when they head to the polls in november. our team breaks it down. this is an a in the bay streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online . >>> i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. >>> new overnight, a brief scare for a grass fire in pittsburg. this is time-lapse video posted by cal fire . it started after 1:00 in the morning. cal fire tells us it happened near woodland hills park south of highway 4. burned a little more than five acres before that i put it out. >>> we are going to turn to meteorologist . still very dry out there. >>> it is dry and windy as we typically see. even this morning, we have a southwesterly wind at 24 miles an hour. we have to be careful even with just pulling the car off to the side of the road and throwing --. our temperatures this morning in the mid-60s. it will warm up to mid-70s. 80s at 1:00 and eventually reaching 86 degrees in that area. san jose reaching 80.

. >> governor gavin newsom has tested negative for covid-19. is and is now out of isolation. is office says he was working remotely all week after testing positive on saturday with mild symptoms took antiviral paxlovid to combat the virus. newsom is vaccinated and has received 2 booster shots. yesterday was the last day of his 5 day quarantine. and this just in the bay area has identified its first probable case of monkeypox, the san francisco department of public health announced today the first probable case was identified in a city resident through testing at a state laboratory. officials say the person who traveled to a location was an outbreak in cases. the resident is currently in isolation and in good condition. the individual also reported no close contacts in san francisco during that time period where they could have spread the infection to others. the city health department is now waiting confirmation of the test results from the cdc. >> now to the latest on the old fire in napa. 65 1% contained now about 570 acres have burned. the fire began tuesday. one firefight

quick break and then the governor of california, gavin newsom, searching for his version of the truth on truth social. wait until you hear this. his reason he joined truth social is in the hot topic buzz, next. . >> governor gavin newsom i know in all this platform searching for the truth but the truth is, i -- not been able to find a simple explanation for the fact that we have a red state murder problem 8 of top 10 states highest murder rates happy to be red states question is simple what are the laws and policies in those states that are leading to such carnage? >> that was gavin newsom the california governor announced on twitter a member of truth social president trump's social media company he plans to tackle the quote red state murder problem, 8 of 10 top states with most murders are red fails to meanings a majority bottom lines in blue cities truth social official account keeping it classy welcoming the governor saying we are glad to have you herring dagen what do you make. dagen: gavin newsom won't know the truth if it bit him on back sided his own state environmental policie

plus, governor gavin newsom facing his second election in as many years who he's up against this time around. the the warriors going to do its first director jason dumas live for wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. >> is coming. but the has been a gun gum >> a frightening encounter in san jose. this dash cam footage captured 5 to 6 men robbing a home on summerdale san jose. police say they believe the same group scene and that dash cam video is responsible for another robbery that happened about 2 hours earlier. force has that mcguigan has the story? >> these coming but the has been a gun. >> killed her husband at gunpoint. >> these folks were home the

but from me, gavin ramjuan, and the rest of the sport team, we'll see you next time. we will indeed and just to say the business of wimbledon and its sponsors is something we will be unpacking later in this programme. this year's glastonbury festival closed with kendrick lamar and diana ross taking top billing on the pyramid stage on sunday afternoon. our culture editor katie razzall reports from worthy farm in somerset on what the return of glastonbury has meant. # ba by love. # my baby love. # i need ya. # oh, how i need ya. glastonbury is going out on a high. early at the legends slot, diana ross pumped out hit after hit. # white shirt now red. # my bloody nose... and history has been made at the festival by the youngest ever solo headliner, billie eilish... # hey, jude. # don't make it bad... ..and the oldest, sir paul mccartney, whose 36—song set last night included a nearly 5—minute sing—along to hey jude... crowd: # nah, nah, nah, na-na-na-nah!| ..and some special guest appearances. mr bruce springsteen! # glory days! # hey, passing by. # glory days! # ev

. >>> el gobernador gavin newsom juntoa mandatarios mostraron su descontento. >>> través de un video en redes sociales y los líderes y otros estados, california, oregón y washington se comprometieron a de extender el acceso a la reproducción y los de la costa oeste seguirá siendo un lugar en la atención sanitaria y reproductiva será accesible y estará protegida >>> la vicepresidenta kamala harris se pronunció llamando al hecho una crisis de salud tras la decisión de la corte revocar el derecho al aborto >>> la medida que ha provocado manifestaciones en diferentes partes del país incluyendo el área de la bahía en san francisco personas están uniendo marchas para expresar su descontento con la decisión >>> nuestra compañeralibertad está en vivo. cuéntanos >>> me encuentro frente al arcadia san francisco giants son cientos de personas que se encuentran manifestando en esta demostración desde mujeres mayores, que lucharon para que se pasar esta ley y el día de hoy perdieron eso por lo que lucharon de mujeres jóvenes, adolescentes que están el día de hoy pensando que

but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the team we'll see you next time. sir david attenborough has been officially appointed a knight grand cross of the order of st michael and st george. he was given the honour by the prince of wales at windsor castle for services to broadcasting and conservation. sir david, 96, was called a "visionary environmentalist" by the duke of cambridge at saturday's platinum jubilee party at the palace. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @samanthatvnews. i will be back very shortly with all the day's top tories. —— top business stories. good morning. wednesday was certainly a day of contrasting conditions. if you managed to keep the sunshine, you also had some warmth. it was very pleasant out there. in fact, we saw a high of 23.5 celsius in london through wednesday afternoon. but there were some showers, and if you got caught in one or two of them, you would certainly know about it. they were heavy with hail and thunder at times. in fact, if we take a look back at wednesday, we had some fairly persistent rain throughout the