out here in california? paul: it's interesting, there is a lot of important discussion about whether or not latinos in every part of the country can be treated monolithically, whether you can just take a broad brush and say that all latinos think this. that is also true with the asian population. some people say asian voters think x. sometimes that is wrong because you have different subgroups in the latino population. you have cuban-americans, those who happily dominate voting in florida that are actually republican-leaning because of republicans'use onil castro and their positioning towards communist, socialist countries in central america. whether it is a cuban-american, a venezuelan or a puerto rican, we see a lot of variety along the eastern seat word and on the east coast with those latino populations. but in california with the mexican-american population more dominant, it is more cohesive. the asian population, in some parts of the country they might be treated monolithically. in california you might

it is because a california. many of them are still undecided. >> i want to zero in on, we saw a lot of races across the country in which president trump had thrown his power and his weight behind certain candidates. but they did not do as well as expected here in california. david balla dale is looking to be reelected. he was one who voted to impeach president trump. do you think that helped him, hurt him? what happened? >> i think it a swing district it does help someone like him. he has this -- to buck president trump. nationally a lot of candidates who won with the support of president trump were not palatable to independent voters. i think that is a trend worth watching. val alejo, there is still a lot of votes to be counted. only 42% of votes in the district having counted. so that will be one to watch in the coming days. >> anything else in california that you think you are keeping an eye on? >> so many of them are so close right now. katie porter running for reelection. that rac incredibly close. major fu

he didn't camp in california. he spent most of his time doing ads in texas or speaking on the national stage. in other words, bringing forth the idea of the democratic ideals. it was able to do that because he had a solid base here in california. -- he was able to do that because he had a solid base here in california. on the push for a choice issue, saying california as a freedom state, he is right. he pushed that hard. but i was thinking, two points, one was, what else was he going to say? the fact of the matter is, we are doing really well on homelessness? prime? -- crime? great strides in public education? he doesn't have a great record. he has an aspirational record. he's really good at thinking up where we should be. but we are not there. so he couldn't point to a lot of successes in his first term. i wanted to get your take on this. i notice a difference between the returns on state races. it was a 60-40. but when it came to proposition 1 on joyce, -- on choice, it was what, closer to 70, 30? >> yeah. that

treatment by california growers. california businesses coordinate campaign against the novel amounted to life in the pitting life as he sought to discredit a literary representation of their own repressive action. steinbeckad predicted as much when he insisted all of the verses in the music to battle him other publicly printed inside the cover of the novel explaining the fascist crowd will try to sabotage this book because it is revolutionary. adding the battle hymn is american and intensely so will help undermine their efforts to applying the communist label to the book. literary scholar krystal bowman recently gathered evidence from the newspapers published by the resident of the farm security administration cams demonstrate deep appreciation for steinbeck's efforts. those resources demonstrate the novel was a widely read even in the often sanitary camp despite the ban on the book. long waiting list grew to borrow grapes of wrath from libraries is discussed in camper reading groups read it entirely to its groups of

bass of california -- ms. bass of california and mr. pocan of wisconsin, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 4003. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. peter welch, mr. peter defazio, mrs. kirkpatrick, ms. jayapal, ms. eddie bernice johnson, mr. sires, mr. hank johnson and mr. mike doyle, i inform the house that these member vote yes on s. 4003. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. dell bennie of washington, -- mr. delbene of washington, ms. schrier, and mr. kind, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 4003. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. neguse: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. keating, ms. bonamici, ms. pressley, mr. phillips and mr. khanna, i inform the house that those members will vote yes on s. 4003. the speake

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>> top story at 6.30, in southern california. more than 2 dozen los angeles county sheriff's department recruits were injured this morning. it happened when they were hit by a wrong-way suv's driver during a training run in the whittier neighborhood of 5 of those recruits are hospitalized tonight in critical condition. >> police now trying to figure out how and why the driver veered into the group correspondent nancy loo has the latest. >> really large, really large scene here. a mass casualty call just before 6.30, this morning when the 22 year-old driver of an suv crashed into the wrong side of the road. plowing into a large group of sheriffs recruits out on a training run and toppling a light pole. and the one thing that was relayed to me was thank god for that light pole because the vehicle. >> ultimately hit it and stop as opposed to possibly hitting more recruits. >> of the 25 rushed to area hospitals. 5 are in critical condition, including a recruit currently on a ventilator. the wrong-way driver passed a breathalyzer test

california gop chair jessica millan patterson. we want affordable, california. we want to make sure students are getting the education that they deserve. and we want answers to the homeless crisis in california. republicans are here to deliver on that. she's backing republican state senator brian dolly in his campaign against newsom. >> dolly spoke with us last week just before traveling the state and canvassing neighborhoods. and one final push is time for change. we need to get out the vote. make sure we can take that. california and sen gavin back to san francisco. >> and newsom and dolly aren't holding their own separate campaign events this evening as they watch those returns come in. of course, we are also watching several the statewide races, including state controller attorney general lieutenant governor just to name a few. but grant and justine, as you mentioned earlier, yes, less than a half hour, a half-hour or so. now until those polls as democrats and republicans have been saying all day, do vote reporting live here in downtown sacramento. wallace k

the california department of public health says. usually rsv cases peak in february, but this year , hospitals in the state started seeing a surge in cases in october. cd ph is urging all health facilities in the state, even those that don't usually cater to children to explore short term measures to expand their capacity in case there is a rise in children who become sick and need hospital beds in the next month. the cdc estimates on average about 58,000 children are hospitalized for rsv across the country every year. there's no widely available vaccine for it yet. fizer is working on one but there are vaccines for flu and, of course, covid for children as young as six months old. there's also covid booster now available for children five years old and up. gasia back to you, ali rasmus. thank you. this morning. california is getting high marks in the national battle against lung cancer. the american lung association found california has the third lowest rate of new lung cancer cases nationwide. they tie that to the fact california

down in southern california. scott, tell us we are seeing in terms of congressional races. >> this is a story of shifting fortunes. if you go back to the june primary. there was a lot of hope in democratic circles that the party could pick up several things here in california. two of the 10 most vulnerable house of republicans were thought to be right here. talking about david in the central valley and micah garcia in northern l.a. coty. both of them in districts that joe biden did very well where redistricting had been those districts more democratic and when the candidates are running against them were very well known. there was also hoping that maybe even a freshman make up again here in palm springs. there was some thought that a newly drawn district where there is a 30 year become good republican endorsed by donald trump voted against rfid history of anticonvulsant policies that he could be vulnerable. a very progressive openly prosecutor. it's a very different situation. democrats are playing defense. you d

the polls just closed about an hour ago in california. the sales force tower lit up with the word vote at the top of you can see it there and we're starting to see early voting results. come in. thank you for joining us tonight at 9. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. here are where things stand so far proposition 31, the results have just come in. that is the >> tobacco proposition that would have banned the sale of flavored tobacco children and people under the age of 18. wow. what a vote to 76% to 24%. so that means that passes and that will repeal flavored tobacco's from being sold in california to children. governor gavin newsom will be reelected. here are the numbers here. he had a million plus voters in his column ahead of brian dolly, the republican, a candidate for governor governor newsom held a a get together in sacramento tonight not to celebrate his victory as governor, but to celebrate the passage of proposition one. that's how comfortably ahead he was in that race and looking at the u.s. senate seat for california. it looks l

call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. >>> developing a from southern california. orange county officials, declaring a health emergency over the rapid spread of the health virus known as rsv. in fact, a hospital had to expand its e.r. to meet the demand. what's happening in or county is part of a larger nationwide trend of hospital being absolutely inundated by the triple threat of covid, flu and rsv . doctors say, many young children are having especially severe rsv symptoms because they didn't build a basic community during the pandemic. >> my grandson and his class, there were quite a few that were sick, and i hear people talking all over the place about how they are coughing. i guess i will be putting my mask back on. >> emergency declaration allows wood county to use state and federal resources to get mutual aid from other counties. >>> and more help could be on the way. pfizer is working on an rsv vaccine from newborns and now says, it has an update to seek approval from the fda. it would then reduce the antibodies from pregnant women pass on to newborns. if

and serving the people of northern california, the people of california with your common sense, with your wisdom that is indeed listened to and heard by all in that legislature. and all of us out on hustines. the secretary: for what purpose does gentlelady -- the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from hi seek recognition? ms. kaptur: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. ms. kaptur: i stand in full force with rail workers in my home state of ohio. they deserve our thanks' respect for the back breaking work they do 24 hours a day, seven days a week. rail chief tans and robber barrons who are owned by giant wall street companies live high off the hog in salaries and stock awards from the sweat of railroad workers. railrailroad railroad companies operate like owe lig on police putting their self-interest. no raises for the workers in the last decade. no paid sick days. u.s. railroads have become way too big for their own britches. last year railroads earned a record $20 billion in profit but

with clarity and conviction as only california can. well, the passage of california proposition one changes little in the state. >> backers say it remains those both inside california and outside it in 2 parts. >> a tremendous amount of confidence and comfort for californians and anyone who needs to come to california for abortion care and other reproductive health care services. >> but legal experts point out not even an amendment to the state constitution is set in stone. if there's a nationwide ban on abortion. and california obviously has now in the constitution saying there's a right to reproductive choice. then we know what happens. and then the state has to give way the federal government wins. but with president biden in the oval office, analysts say a federal abortion ban is unlikely. >> even if the balance of power shift slightly in congress. but what happens down the road remains unknown, which is why packers of abortion rights remind people the fight continues and every vote makes a difference. it just again underscores the

the person california's elections is the secretary of state. that is shirley weber in california. she was appointed to the state in the u.s. senate by january 2021. alex padilla vacated the office of the vice president, kamala harris's position. he became an appointed senator. this year, secretary weber is on the ballot in her first campaign for the position. she is running against republican candidate robert petoskey. she joins us today to offer insights on how the state has prepared for this election and what we can expect to see in the days ahead. secretary weber, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for the invitation. good to be here. >> there has been a critical loss in fate of the system of elections in america with a tax from republicans growing daily. many republican candidates have said they won't accept the results unless they win. what are you doing to build it in our voting system for both parties? >> it's interesting that people are saying that. i think we all working very hard to make sure that whatever we do in terms of this election , we provide tremendous oppor

but in california, we have asserted ourselves with clarity and conviction as only california can. and it's a point of pride as well because we recognize we have a lot more work to do and i was talking about a little humility. having the opportunity to represent the people. this state, 40 million americans strong, the most diverse state. all right. we want to break away from the governor's remarks because we have a back here in the bay area. we have a san jose mayoral candidates, city speaking. so let's listen in. >> all right. so so first, can i ask everybody to kind of squeeze in? i'm so sorry to do this. can you all hear me in the back? so yes, i am a city haha. >> so first of all, i i just am so grateful to all of you actually want to take a picture of, you know, my phone down there. so mike's got it. but i want to start by just saying how really, really grateful i am. i walked in today and tonight and i saw folks who have volunteered. thousands of hours like one of the first people i walked in and saw was jill. >> thank held an amazing. dolly sandoval and my and friends came f

california's 40th. governor, thank you. >> very this is a look at his campaign victory speech on election night. it was a lot like what we saw during his campaign itself focusing not necessarily on his own re-election instead putting his attention on other things, the state constitution. so it's not surprising he delivered his own victory speech at the yes on prop one victory party. still, he had a message of gratitude to the people of california. i'm deeply humbled by the results. deeply humbled to have the privilege to study my as governor of the state of california. but i'm also deeply motivate. >> and mindful. of all the energy in this room, the affirmative step. the state of california took the people of california to it and unambiguous terms to our values. newsom's opponent, republican state senator brian, dolly of lassen county had hoped for a change in california. he wanted to become the first republican governor since arnold schwarzenegger. but >> that will not happen. we love california. some

california state senator alex padilla and governor gavin newsom rallied in southern california sunday for a last push to pass proposition one. if passed, the law will guarantee a woman's right to an abortion in california's constitution. think about it. constitutional right? right, jenna central. okay berkeley. i g s poll says 64% of those polls supported prop. one those who oppose it say the measure will spend more than $200 million a year on abortions. money they believe should instead go to improving schools and infrastructure. the poll also showed 47% approve and 41% disapprove of prop 30, which newsome does not support. the bill will tax millionaires to fund climate change initiatives , and it's supported by rideshare companies. they're the beneficiary of a lot of those directed dollars. i just cannot in good conscience support that 26 27 would legalize sports betting in california and appeared to be heading for defeat, thanks to televise campaign ads against the measures. and part of the thing we know about ballot measures is that money can't carry them across the finish line, b

this is been a process that's been going on in california since the late in 1967, california has act called the brit reproductive privacy act that individuals have a fundamental right to make their own reproductive decisions without state interference. proposition one tries to codified that update that to a certain degree chair of the department of political science at sonoma state university. david mcewan says. >> prop one has strong support across the state based on early pulling thus far. >> one group that's been pushing this measure forward. he's the california chapter of the national abortion rights action league. earn a pro choice america. our opportunity to take our protections here. one step further. we we do have strong legal protections. there's a statutory protection in our state law. the guarantees reproductive freedom, as well as our california supreme court has ruled that we have a right to abortion in our right to privacy. but of course, those things can all change depending on what government is in power, which party controls our courts, which which party controls our

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the state of california took people of california took. and unambiguous terms to assert. uh, our values and to go on the offense. and the state overwhelmingly. that we are a freedom state that we support. the rights of women and girls, reproductive care. reproductive rights now are trying in the constitution of the state of california. the governor also thanked his wife and four children who were on hand for tonight's celebration. we're also watching a number of big races in the bay area this evening. one race will decide whether san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins will continue to serve in that role. here's a look now where the race stands. jenkins leading both john hamasaki and joe elliott. oh varanasi, ktvu is and really is tracking it all for us tonight. she joins us once again live from san francisco with more amber julie, there are still plenty of supporters here at harborview restaurant along the embarcadero. they tell me they're confident that she will hold on to her league to win against three other candidates. mayor london breed appointed her during t

voters made to my tribe and other tribes in california over 20 years ago. not once but twice the voters of the state overwhelmingly stood with us and interested indian gaming. excuse me and trusted indian tribes with the exclusive right to operate gaming. >> when it comes time to cast your vote on these issues, take know that this is not an either or situation, both propositions. 26 27 could possibly be pass. if that happens, sports betting would be allowed online and in person at racetracks and tribal casinos. however, the bill's offer different proposals for how the betting and the money made would be regulated. it is still not clear how any conflicts would be resolved, but they could be challenged in court. in total california voters will be asked about 7 statewide propositions from online sports betting to a ban on flavored tobacco kron four's. catherine heenan is breaking down. what is on the ballot. so join us this coming sunday evening at 9.30. what you need to know before you go to the polls nationally, the direction of the country, at least for the

california. so much money has been spent. there's a lot of confusion around what is going to what is your take on a voters are just sick of it on a voted down. what is your sense of things? >> well, and have used my classes as a little mini focus groups and these propositions, by the way of my my observation from those conversations is that when voters get confused by too much detail, there's but no one ever thinks. so if oh, gosh, forgive the pun, a fire, a betting person i would say probably know, a getting to the balance of power in congress. and, you know, we think of red states, blue states in california, blue state and everyone tends to vote democratic, but that's not necessarily the case in some of these congressional races, right? there's some close races going on in california that could give us a sign of what's going to happen nationally. correct. absolutely right. and they're they're pretty fun. exciting for people like me to for political nerds. what's happened is california had to as

here in california. there actually are some competitive house seats as well, most of them down in southern california know greg has talked about that that there are kind of shifting in the gop s direction lately, we also have the comptroller's race in california, where lonnie chan is looking to become the first republican to win statewide office. since 2006 we talk a lot about this red wave that that might sweep across the rest of the country. how much do you think that spills over into california? to be honest, i don't think that that's going to spill over into california at all. it's almost like we're we're in our own little universe over here. yes, there are parts of the state that 10 republican where republican registrations outweigh democratic registrations, but statewide really haven't had any statewide republicans do very well for years now, and so it would be really surprising if lonnie chen , one that controllers race, i think much more likely is we'll continue to see unit unified democratic con

i would much rather be us for california 13 and for california 22 than the democrats. >> so dave wasserman, you him? >> yes. >> sean: he's with cook reporting? >> yes. >> sean: he said that they're cooked based on his math. do you agree with him and how big the margin will be? >> house republicans are going to win the house. nancy pelosi will be fired. kevin mccarthy will be speaker. there's zero excuse why all of the national media has not called the house for house republicans. >> sean: we appreciate it, mike. good job. thanks for being with us. joining us now, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich is with us. one thing that puzzled me. you said something that every model you've known has been thrown off this election. we weren't supposed to pick up seats in 2020. we picked up 16, i think, in 2020. nobody expected that. here republicans win the 0 popular vote by about five million votes and picking up fewer than everybody thought but still getting a majority. your thought. >> well, first of all, the democrats were brilliant at targeting where to put resources. i talked two days ago

from here in california. we'll hear from kevin mccarthy about the prospects that republicans will retake control of the house. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto. the day i as that opening bell rings live at the new york stock exchange, meta said to lay off 11,000 people in a letter to employees, mark zuckerberg said, it is a difficult decision to let go members of a talented team. he also said the parent company of facebook, and meta is taking additional steps to become a leaner and more efficient company by cutting discretionary spending on that wall street investors typically like that sort of thing. cutting costs, the stock headed up markets headed down. we'll have your business news coming up. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to a new wednesday, november 9th and welcome to steve paulson back again. i know you. it's been hours. i know. and you disguised behind you looks terrific, too. in the words of mr clark. i just stepped ou

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the good treatment by california growers. california businesses coordinated cap pains against the novel, amounted to life imitating art, imitating life. as they sought to discredit a literary representation of their own repressive actions. steinbeck had predicted as much when he insisted that all of the verses, the music to the battle of the republic we printed inside the covers of the novel, explaining that the fascist crowd would try to sabotage this book because it's revolutionary. adding, that the battle hymn is american, intensely so and will help undermine their efforts to apply the communist label to the book. literary scholar recently gathered evidence from the newspapers published by a residents of the farm security administration camp. it demonstrates their deep appreciation for steinbeck's efforts. those sources demonstrate that the novel was widely read, even in the sanitary cap despite the ban on formed to borrow the grapes of wrath from camp librarie work was disgusting can't president reading groups, and right

so president of ski california mike appreciate you spending the time with us. of course, have a good way to and with that we turned to bill martin. and here we go. bill sold winter storm making its way here making its way here. you're right. we have plenty of snow. and that's also what you mentioned about the palisades tahoe that the world cup. that's a big deal. that's almost like the olympics in terms of skiing. when you have an off season when you don't have an olympics world cup is it especially in europe, and they're coming here, so that would be kind of cool. these are the temperatures from today. temperatures tomorrow will be cooler. you knew that? it was a little cooler today. let me back this up as i often do that tomorrow night into thursday morning, let's time it out again. here we are. tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon. cloudy clouds thicken up tomorrow night right about this time, and then it starts raining about three in the morning and gets really going in the early morning community, so it's gonna be a messy, messy morning commute and by the

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current state of, california. new mexico the very expansive new mexico we mentioned and then also recognize the the texas border at the at the rio grande in return the united states as i said paid mexico 15 million dollars and military rule ended in in june of 1848. any questions wrapping up our our look at the mexican-american war? in 1848 in 1848 polk had pledge only to serve one term and he kept his promise. so zachary taylor. runs against one of those democratic generals that polkit appointed zachary taylor wins, and it's going to be zachary taylor who's in charge at first until he died in office in 1850 of trying to figure out how to organize the mexican session a third of mexico has become part of the united states. immediately. there's there's talk of civil war possible disunion. what will be a slave state? what won't be a slave state? how will california come in new mexico and texas each claim the same territory will those two areas the territory of new mexico in the state of california go to war what's go

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there is a likely chance. >> plastic bags are not recyclable in california. >> california law bans single-use plastics and although plastic bag manufacturers print recyclable on those bags, here's why ag bonta suspects. that is not the case. that's because in order for materials like plastic bags to be recycled. >> there must be working collections systems processing infrastructure and markets to support their recycling. the attorney general has some serious doubts. in fact, he is calling on these 7 plastic manufacturers to prove that their bags are recyclable or else. these companies have 2 weeks to produce evidence that their bags are recyclable. they said they are. so let's see the evidence. they need to show that the evidence that their bags are recyclable in california or they may face potential enforcement action by the california department of justice these 2. so a grocery store shop owner and their customers and trail hill in san francisco, talk about how they would feel to learn these plastic bags are not recyclable. i would feel like i've been cheated in some it's a nickel and dime

really, most importantly, 6 million kids in california. public schools have a brighter future because they'll be able to participate in art music in schools. prop 29 failed on the ballot for the 3rd election in a row. it's up to change staffing requirements for kidney dialysis clinics. >> also failing prop 30. it sought to increase taxes on california to earn more than 2 million dollars per year with the revenue going toward electric vehicle subsidies and charging stations as well as resources to fight fires. prop 38. >> which is bad for our state. governor newsom was opposed. he argued prop 30 was a deceptive scheme from rideshare company lyft. but backers of the measure say it not passing will only hurt californians because the proposition did not pass. >> we're we're really >> condemned to many more years of this. air pollution. that is killing people and making people sick running off the list. prop 31 it past implementing a ban on most flavored tobacco products in the state. >> just one of 7 statewide ballot measures decided as califo

california's 40th. governor, thank you. >> very this is a look at his campaign victory speech on election night. it was a lot like what we saw during his campaign itself focusing not necessarily on his own re-election instead putting his attention on other things, including several ballot measures like proposition 1, 2, in trying to board right to the state constitution. so it's not surprising he delivered his own victory speech at the yes on prop one victory party. still, he had a message of gratitude to the people of california. i'm deeply humbled by the results. deeply humbled to have the privilege to study my as governor of the state of california. but i'm also deeply motivate. >> and mindful. of all the energy in this room. the affirmative step. the state of california took the people of california to it and unambiguous terms to our values. newsom's opponent, republican state senator brian, dolly of lassen county had hoped for a change in california. he wanted to become the first republican governo

back then, willie brown was the speaker of the california assembly. mr. brown: sala said, in no uncertain terms, nancy is the right person. lyanne: she was a staunch supporter of lgbt rights and taking the lead on the aids crisis. in 1994, she worked to pass the assault weapons band. by 2001, or party, run mainly by men, recognized her as an influential force, voting her and as the house democratic with. pelosi then proved yourself to be a resourceful moneymaker for the party. >> she was the single best fundraiser the democratic party has ever seen. nancy pelosi looked at everything. she had the baltimore toughness and the northern california diplomacy and charm and put them altogether in a package that no one had ever seen. lyanne: in 2006, she teamed up with others in her party to present a new political platform called a new direction in america, a strategy that would help democrats regain control of congress. they did, and it was obvious that the person guiding them had to be a woman. in 2007, pelosi became the speaker of the house. pelosi knew it was

new mexico is going to come in the bargain between texas and california, but he really wants, california. almost immediately as as oregon negotiations calm down hostilities broke out april 25th. 1846. there's a there's a clash a small skirmish really in the disputed territory. there between the rio grande and and the real nueces. let's get to the map here. so and this this territory here. when polk learned of it about a week and a half later a week week and a half later. he gives a war message to congress that says quote mexico has passed the boundary of the united states has invaded our territory and shed american blood on american soil. so that's that's the the poll quotation from polk's war message american blood on american soil. she is proclaimed hostilities of commits a two nations are at war. so what what polka is saying is it's he's going to congress because of the constitution and asking them to declare war on mexico. and he's saying there's already a war you just have to declare it. you just have to declare but there's already a war troops of clash john c calhoun fellow democra

>> when we look at the result in california we can see a couple of things. one is those ballot measures which are huge extending items, and we see passage rates that we have seen consistently over the last 12 years, three out of seven passing. obviously, the big ones are 26 and 27, going down. but then, as you move forward and look at, you know, what is going on in los angeles or certain congressional district, california is always a mixed bag. we have some close races, like in porter's district, we have a district out in congressional district 13, in a district with open seats in the valley, where we can see a matchup between adam gray and john duarte. that his neck and neck and then tomorrow in sacrament of, speaker rendon is meeting with the democratic caucus to vote on who is going to be the next leader. will it be himself? someone else? there is a lot happening behind the scenes as politics moves on, when we don't exactly have all of the races settled. california is always this kind of contradiction in comparison to what happened nationally and we see t

the state of california took the people of california to it and unambiguous terms to our values. >> newsom's opponent, republican state senator brian dolly had hoped for a change in california to become the first republican governor since arnold schwarzenegger. >> we love california. some amazing, awesome state. we just have some challenges here. some big challenges in california. we're going we're seeing the stock market go down. we're going to see some really challenges when it comes to a budget. crunching company, which is coming and we have the high cost of living in california and crime. our education needs overhauled. and so there's a lot of work to yet do for californians. >> well, dolly is a state senator, so he won't be going anywhere remaining in the state capitol as newsom moves on to his second term in office. now to the race to replace a former santa clara county sheriff laurie smith, who retired during her 6 term just before she was found guilty of corruption. you have bob johnson and kevin jensen. they went head to head as top choices to replace smith. let's take a look at tho

california's legislators are calling on the university of california's president too, begin bargaining in good faith with the school's academic, you workers union. this comes as the largest strike in the country heads into its second week. classes across the state of been canceled because of the strike and for students fortunate enough to still have class. they are feeling the absence of the student workers. the uc system has offered a salary scale increase of 5% in the first year and 3% afterward. but the workers union rejected the deal. >> coming up next in sports, forty-niners taking on the cardinals in monday night football action and it was a touchdown siesta in mexico city's >> the world cup is officially underway for the next month. soccer fans from around the world will be glued to their screens waiting to see who takes some of the title. and while the games, of course, get a lot of attention. there are also protests involving the players from iran and on the streets of qatar. our correspondent ryan bass has more on those >> let the games begin. soccer supporters in nashville a

open enrollment is underway for covered california. the state's health insurance marketplace that's celebrating its 10 year anniversary. >> health and human services secretary javier becerra was in los angeles today for the kickoff event. he says 1.7 million californians have signed up for health coverage this year. a rule change to the affordable care act next year is set to make a half million more people eligible for health coverage. >> there are more plans. more options today for more health insurance companies on the marketplaces in california covered the aca, then we have seen in the history of obamacare. to see if you qualify for coverage under the state exchange. you can log on to. >> covered ca dot com. the open enrollment period last until january 31st. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it's been a tough road trip for the into of losses to the hornets and the pistons. tonight they look to get back in the win column down in south beach with a date with the miami heat and steve kerr said on sunday that he needs to play with more of