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KRON 4 News at 5 : KRON : July 12, 2019 5:00pm-5:30pm PDT
immigrants could hurt military families. governor newsom signs a bill aimed at helping utilities with wildfire costs even when their equipment is to blame for the fires. why he says he approved the measure. >>governor newsome has signed a bill aimed at helping to pay wildfire. victims when utility companies are to blame our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the story. >>the governor's ink is dry on the new law that creates a wildfire liability fund for utilities to use winner equipment sparks a blaze is. >>it's not the end of the process, this is one. >>face it goes into effect immediately establishing a $21 billion fund with money from investor owned utilities and attacks californians already pay governor newsome emphasizing pg e has a lot to do before it has access to the money. the company first needs to get out of bankruptcy and pay off the 2017 2018 wildfire claims they got a lot of work to do. >>you know get to participate in this one in this they go through a series. steps most importantly they've got sit down and they can deal with these victims. and he's been 1400 day
immigrants could hurt military families. governor newsom signs a bill aimed at helping utilities with wildfire costs even when their equipment is to blame for the fires. why he says he approved the measure. >>governor newsome has signed a bill aimed at helping to pay wildfire. victims when utility companies are to blame our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the story. >>the governor's ink is dry on the new law that creates a wildfire liability fund for utilities to use...
ABC7 News 11:00PM : KGO : July 6, 2019 11:00pm-12:00am PDT
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governor gavin newsom visited ridgecrest and declared a state of emergency after two earthquakes hit that area. are you ready for an earthquake here in the bay? >> a wagon has been stolen a bay in station 23. >> tracking cooler air to the north that will move in for sunday. we will have the temperatures in the forecast. >> news to build a better bay area from abc 7. >> prepare for the worst. not because you want to experience the worst or should even expect it, but that's the price of admission as a resident of california. >> governor newsom toured one of the city's hardest hit by two earthquakes this week. he and other officials glad injuries were not worse, but not breathing a sigh of relief. aftershocks could continue for days. a 7.1, that was 10 t 10 t 1 stronger than the 6.4 on thursday. it was felt from mexico to sacramento. no reports of death or major damage, but plenty of clean up to do. we have the latest. >> reporter: the magnitude 7.1 earthquake rocking southern california. >> this has been a traumatic experience for not only me, but this entire area. never experience
governor gavin newsom visited ridgecrest and declared a state of emergency after two earthquakes hit that area. are you ready for an earthquake here in the bay? >> a wagon has been stolen a bay in station 23. >> tracking cooler air to the north that will move in for sunday. we will have the temperatures in the forecast. >> news to build a better bay area from abc 7. >> prepare for the worst. not because you want to experience the worst or should even expect it, but...
KPIX 5 News at 5PM : KPIX : July 11, 2019 5:00pm-5:30pm PDT
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: gavin newsom tweeted a video telling people to know their rights. >> i just want to say to folks that are anxious about a knock on the door, we talk about knowing your rights, [ foreign language ]. without a warrant, you do not have to open the door. >> reporter: san francisco is one of the places listed as a target and london mayor breed has said the city has set up a hotline. >> we have a hotline that people are concerned. the number is 415-200-1548. >> reporter: this emphasis go police chief said today his department will not assist ice officers. >> we do not participate in immigration reform. if that call were to come to us to assist for immigration, we do not support that, we will not assist. >> reporter: today, the aclu, in conjunction with several other organizations filed a lawsuit in new york asking a federal judge to stop deportations of all people whose deportation orders came after may 2014. live in tampa cisco, melissa caen kpix5. >> we fear spreading through with fear sprinter immigrant communities rights groups there have formed a rapid response network to help repair.
: gavin newsom tweeted a video telling people to know their rights. >> i just want to say to folks that are anxious about a knock on the door, we talk about knowing your rights, [ foreign language ]. without a warrant, you do not have to open the door. >> reporter: san francisco is one of the places listed as a target and london mayor breed has said the city has set up a hotline. >> we have a hotline that people are concerned. the number is 415-200-1548. >> reporter:...
KRON 4 News at 4:30am : KRON : July 31, 2019 4:30am-5:01am PDT
mission. he wants to meet every governor in the us and governor newsom he's next on his list. before we go a little outside checking in on our market arrow camera little bit of fog there in the background lingering over the bay bridge. >>temperatures in the 50's and 60's 52 in santa rosa, 60 in mountain view and 56 in livermore we'll have a complete forecast coming up for you after the break. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. kron 4 morning news, thanks for waking up with us john and i talking about food and begin once again early in the morning as we normally talk about court. >>3040 going folks have to get that breakfast and coffee ready and out the door so hauser day shaping yet you know what a cool morning for a warm cup of coffee, maybe a little extra breakfast to get you going on this hump day. >>vote this afternoon is going to be a really nice one from cool and fog yesterday, although in ju
mission. he wants to meet every governor in the us and governor newsom he's next on his list. before we go a little outside checking in on our market arrow camera little bit of fog there in the background lingering over the bay bridge. >>temperatures in the 50's and 60's 52 in santa rosa, 60 in mountain view and 56 in livermore we'll have a complete forecast coming up for you after the break. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try...
KRON 4 News at 5:30 : KRON : July 30, 2019 5:30pm-6:01pm PDT
all 50 states. >>hey >>right next on his list governor newsome doug johnson reports. this is 100 year-old sidney walton heard one of the few former soldiers left from the greatest generation as they're dead. you remember why you joined. >>and the army. >>he's >>part of a population that some of the estimated are dying by the hundreds every day. >>thank you for your service, sir. >>walton served in the us army in india during the war. but as well done son, paul walton helps explain when he was 21 years old before he deployed he had an opportunity to meet civil war veterans in new york city one he never took advantage >>want. soon the law. >>and you regret that to this day all yeah. >>that's one of the reasons he wants to meet as many people as he can now then and now. >>can give everyone a chance to meet a world war 2 veteran before it's too late right for you after that. all 50 states all for >>my dad was in world war 2 >>in my last month walk met president trump at a 75th d-day anniversary ceremony in normandy, france. now he's going to every state meeting all 50 governors. >>we
all 50 states. >>hey >>right next on his list governor newsome doug johnson reports. this is 100 year-old sidney walton heard one of the few former soldiers left from the greatest generation as they're dead. you remember why you joined. >>and the army. >>he's >>part of a population that some of the estimated are dying by the hundreds every day. >>thank you for your service, sir. >>walton served in the us army in india during the war. but as well done...
NBC Bay Area News at 11 : KNTV : July 6, 2019 11:00pm-11:28pm PDT
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gavin newsom saw some of that damage for himself. nbc bay area's sergio quintana has been on the ground since the quake happened and was there for the governor's visit as well. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom's motorcade on its way to a tour of the town of ridgecrest, his office shared photos of his survey of the damage. >> you walk into that and with the gentleman that runs it he says this was the damage on thursday, this was the damage on friday. >> reporter: and the damage extends beyond ridgecrest. the towns of trona and argus sustained some pretty significant damage in the 7.1 quake, and there are some residents here who are now trying to decide if they should leave. >> just started crumbling down, yson. >> reporter: when their fireplace collapsed angelica hernandez kitchen table. her husband manuel strint sprinted to the bedroom to shield their daughter from danger. >> all the glass came flying out right here. >> reporter: shards of glass from two mirrors shattered onto the floor sending pieces flying at them. their house was in n. shambles and they had no power, so they slept
gavin newsom saw some of that damage for himself. nbc bay area's sergio quintana has been on the ground since the quake happened and was there for the governor's visit as well. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom's motorcade on its way to a tour of the town of ridgecrest, his office shared photos of his survey of the damage. >> you walk into that and with the gentleman that runs it he says this was the damage on thursday, this was the damage on friday. >> reporter: and the...
ABC7 News 6:00PM : KGO : July 6, 2019 6:00pm-6:30pm PDT
. governor newsom has called a state of emergency. he says it should serve as a reminder for all americans. >> this is a wakeup call, not just for this community but a wakeup call for the rest of the state and for other parts of the nation not immune from this type of activity. >> newsom said president trump called him and is offering help, but the shaking is not over. we are joined from los angeles with a warning coming from scientists. donya? >> reporter: experts say there have been thousands of aftershocks. of course, causing fear here that the shaking isn't over yet. >>> the magnitude 7.1 earthquake shocking southern california. >> this is a traumatic experience, not only for me but the entire area. never experienced anything like this before. >> reporter: the violent shaking sending chandeliers shaking, sparking fires and causing rock slides that practically blocked this highway. >> when the earthquake happened, i was in bed, so i just got in my bathroom doorway. and then i ran out here, and i just saw all the devastation. but yeah, you just heard racket, noise, things falling. >> rep
. governor newsom has called a state of emergency. he says it should serve as a reminder for all americans. >> this is a wakeup call, not just for this community but a wakeup call for the rest of the state and for other parts of the nation not immune from this type of activity. >> newsom said president trump called him and is offering help, but the shaking is not over. we are joined from los angeles with a warning coming from scientists. donya? >> reporter: experts say there...
KRON 4 News at 8 : KRON : July 6, 2019 8:00pm-9:00pm PDT
. governor gavin newsome remains very optimistic about efforts moving forward i have no trepidation. about. this community building stronger and in time that will shock you. officials say there are no fatalities or major injuries. has been restored to most customers and many major stores are now open. and now damage assessment teams and structural engineers are on the ground gets really to go in and start looking at. a little bit more granular. a review of the damage meanwhile, california residents are warned to be ready for another of that. >>it's just imperative that you are prepared no matter where you are. >>summation here they say the tardis is setting and that's after 2 straight staying up in ridgecrest california for these residents. paul vercammen reporting live now back to you. >>now in response to friday's earthquake. the state's emergency management operations center is now working around the clock at its maximum level. >>sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala gives us a look inside and explains the resources that the state is providing. >>we should center it's still al
. governor gavin newsome remains very optimistic about efforts moving forward i have no trepidation. about. this community building stronger and in time that will shock you. officials say there are no fatalities or major injuries. has been restored to most customers and many major stores are now open. and now damage assessment teams and structural engineers are on the ground gets really to go in and start looking at. a little bit more granular. a review of the damage meanwhile, california...
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with those long lines and wait times we'll tell you about the announcement the governor newsome made today. >>changes coming to the san mateo sheriff's department after a father. was taste and died we'll have that story after the break. >>and if you'd like to skip the commercials and get more news during the br so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned...
. maureen kelly kron 4 news. governor gavin newsome further escalate his feud with president trump. the new bill he just signed today taking aim at presidential candidates and bart continues to try to figure out how to combat crime on trains and at stations as ridership satisfaction. >>is on the decline, we'll talk with bart's new general manager about his vision for the transit system. plus new information tonight about the 2 local teenagers accused of killing an italian police officer, what relatives are saying about their past growing up here in the bay area. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow back to normal in the bay area's temperatures cold again tod introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo today. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>the developing story today to bay area teenagers running through the streets of rome, the events that follow these
. maureen kelly kron 4 news. governor gavin newsome further escalate his feud with president trump. the new bill he just signed today taking aim at presidential candidates and bart continues to try to figure out how to combat crime on trains and at stations as ridership satisfaction. >>is on the decline, we'll talk with bart's new general manager about his vision for the transit system. plus new information tonight about the 2 local teenagers accused of killing an italian police officer,...
health insurance or pay a fee is constitutional or not governor newsome and some state lawmakers spent the day at a community health center in sacramento where 90% of the patients are on medicaid or medicare now a program that could see changes with the a c a if it is found unconstitutional possibly leaving millions of people without health insurance.
governor newsom signed a new law. >>taking aim at the president he is in jail accused of murder and in italy now we're learning more about the bay area teens family about from the family about the dangers of ants used to attend. >>in san francisco and next preparing for the worst east bay police take part in an active shooter drill designed to feel like the real thin ♪upbeat music she's doing it again. no cover-up spray here. it's the irresistibly fresh scent of febreze air effects. [harsh aerosol spray] cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, buryiodors in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. and it uses a 100% natural propellant to leave behind a pleasant scent you'll love. use anywhere odors can spread. freshen up, don't cover up. febreze air effects. >>today first responders in the east bay train for the call they hope never comes an active shooter on a school campus. this trail happening on the campus of san ramon california high school coach for us morning, kelly talk to law enforcement is say the tragic events i
governor newsom signed a new law. >>taking aim at the president he is in jail accused of murder and in italy now we're learning more about the bay area teens family about from the family about the dangers of ants used to attend. >>in san francisco and next preparing for the worst east bay police take part in an active shooter drill designed to feel like the real thin ♪upbeat music she's doing it again. no cover-up spray here. it's the irresistibly fresh scent of febreze air...
shows governor gavin newsom is getting more unpopular. political reporter melissa caen joins us with the numbers and what they mean. >> reporter: the pole poll shows that californians are making up their mind about governor's son. since february newsom's approval ratings have stayed the same but his disapproval ratings have gone up. as fewer people remain undecided. >> is a new governor and he just got there we've seen this a lot with governors in their freshman term. so, lots of time, i'm sure they'll take notice of it but this is not entirely rare. >> we just started polling polling in california but we have been tracking this governor approval metric for years. and if we compare the new numbers about newsom with the numbers of former governor jerry brown and his first year in 2011. we see that brown had heil of higher approval numbers and lower disapproval numbers. since taking office newsom has made bold moves, holding the death penalty even though voters just endorsed it and pushing through wildfire legislation that doesn't require ratepayers to share the burden with utility com
shows governor gavin newsom is getting more unpopular. political reporter melissa caen joins us with the numbers and what they mean. >> reporter: the pole poll shows that californians are making up their mind about governor's son. since february newsom's approval ratings have stayed the same but his disapproval ratings have gone up. as fewer people remain undecided. >> is a new governor and he just got there we've seen this a lot with governors in their freshman term. so, lots of...
KRON 4 News at 10 : KRON : July 6, 2019 10:00pm-11:00pm PDT
. governor gavin newsome remains very optimistic about efforts moving forward have no trepidation. about. this. >>community building stronger and in time that will shock you. >>officials say there are no fatalities or injuries. power has been restored to most customers and many major stores are now open. and now damage assessment teams and structural engineers aren in an little bit more granular. a review of the damage meanwhile, california residents are warned to be ready for another of that. >>it's just imperative that you are prepared no matter where you are. >>well in response to friday's earthquake. the state's emergency management operations center is now ing around the clock at its maximum level this sacramento bureau reporter ashley zavala gives us a look inside. >>and explains the resources that the state is providing. >>here at the callow yes operation center it's still all hands on deck. here key state agencies are collaborating on recovery and preparation efforts in the aftermath of these earthquakes. >>figuring out what are the impacts what are the needs going to be t
. governor gavin newsome remains very optimistic about efforts moving forward have no trepidation. about. this. >>community building stronger and in time that will shock you. >>officials say there are no fatalities or injuries. power has been restored to most customers and many major stores are now open. and now damage assessment teams and structural engineers aren in an little bit more granular. a review of the damage meanwhile, california residents are warned to be ready for...
KPIX 5 News at 6:00PM : KPIX : July 11, 2019 6:00pm-6:30pm PDT
by then. live in oakland, susie simo, kpix5. >>> a bill heading to gavin newsom's desk is supposed to help cover claims for future wildfires caused by utility equipment. it passed the assembly this morning assembly bill 1054 offers two different options for the utilities. one envisions a liquidity fund of about $10 billion for costs that exceed insurance coverage. it would be financed by a bond sale with utility rate payers covering the cost. now, a second option called an insurance fund enlarges the pool of money to 21 billion. it combines bonds with matching contributions from utilities themselves. companies that use this option would get a cap on how much they would have to pay back. but, they would have to obtain a safety's revocation before each wildfire season. governor gavin newsom says in a statement "i want to thank the legislature for taking thoughtful and decisive action to move our state toward a safer, affordable, and reliable energy future. provide certainty for wildfire victims and continue california's progress toward meeting our cleaenergy goals. " newsom was pushi
by then. live in oakland, susie simo, kpix5. >>> a bill heading to gavin newsom's desk is supposed to help cover claims for future wildfires caused by utility equipment. it passed the assembly this morning assembly bill 1054 offers two different options for the utilities. one envisions a liquidity fund of about $10 billion for costs that exceed insurance coverage. it would be financed by a bond sale with utility rate payers covering the cost. now, a second option called an insurance...
ABC7 News 4:30AM : KGO : July 30, 2019 4:30am-5:00am PDT
newsom met with that child in her hospital bed yesterday, and his visit yesterday came as a surprise. governor newsom said the visit left him at a loss for words. >> i don't know what i can say to make you feel better except god bless you and i'm so sorry. >> newsom said he spoke with the grandmother of the 6-year-old steven romero, the youngest fatality in sunday's mass shooting. >> you can get real time updates on our abc7 news abc7news.com. >>> more survivor stories are emerging from the shooting. >> we are learning new details about a bay area teen accused of murder in italy and it's not the first time he faced serious trouble. >>> that's all ahead, but first it's 4:35. let's go over to meteorologist, mike nicco. >> good morning. i will start with the east bay shoreline where we are seeing an expansion of the clouds, if you will, and a slight chance of mist and drizzle. most of us around 57 to 59 degrees. let's expand this, and a lot of mid to upper 50s, just about everywhere until you get to concord, and the usual warmer spots, low to mid-60s for you. with the clouds increasing
newsom met with that child in her hospital bed yesterday, and his visit yesterday came as a surprise. governor newsom said the visit left him at a loss for words. >> i don't know what i can say to make you feel better except god bless you and i'm so sorry. >> newsom said he spoke with the grandmother of the 6-year-old steven romero, the youngest fatality in sunday's mass shooting. >> you can get real time updates on our abc7 news abc7news.com. >>> more survivor...
KRON 4 News at 6:30 : KRON : July 1, 2019 6:30pm-7:00pm PDT
>>governor gavin newsome held an event today to commemorate the passage of the state budget newsom's office has touted the budget is helping families face financial burdens such as health care housing, childcare and education all while creating the biggest reserve in the state's history. but the governor is catching heat for his new plan to address wildfire liability the proposal could help utility companies like pj me when it's found to be at fault in fire. >>a few months ago the governor had said that he hoped the legislature would get him something big as it relates to wildfire liability before they go on summer break which comes up in just a couple of weeks now with the governor's new plan lawmakers have a lot to consider in a short amount of time governor gavin newsome guarded as he's asked if he should leave the state wildfire liability plan after taking campaign contributions from pg in the last the governor's plan would create a new liability fund to protect utility companies blame for future wildfires pg which was blamed for the deadly camp fire would not be eligibl
>>governor gavin newsome held an event today to commemorate the passage of the state budget newsom's office has touted the budget is helping families face financial burdens such as health care housing, childcare and education all while creating the biggest reserve in the state's history. but the governor is catching heat for his new plan to address wildfire liability the proposal could help utility companies like pj me when it's found to be at fault in fire. >>a few months ago the...
ABC7 News @ 9 : KGO : July 7, 2019 9:00am-10:00am PDT
there. >> thank you. >>> governor newsome toured one of the hardest hit by not one but two earthquakes this week. he and other officials are glad the damage and injuries weren't worse. they aren't breathing and sigh of relief yet. aftershocks could happen at any time. at 7.1, friday's earthquake was ten times stronger than the 6.4 quake that struck the region on thursday. it was felt from mexico all the way up to sacramento. there have been no reports of deaths or major damage, but there is still plenty of cleanup to do. abc news has the latest. >> reporter: the magnitude 7.1 earthquake rocking southern california. >> this has been a traumatic experience for not only me but for this entire area here, that we've experienced. never experience ed anything li this. >> reporter: the violent shaking sending chandeliers swinging, throwing pools, and causing rock slides thaghway. was i iusin ba. then i ran out here, and i just saw all the devastation. noisfallin >> reporter: this trailer swaying dangerously close to a 2-year-old boy. >> get up. get up. get up. let's go. >> my son c
there. >> thank you. >>> governor newsome toured one of the hardest hit by not one but two earthquakes this week. he and other officials are glad the damage and injuries weren't worse. they aren't breathing and sigh of relief yet. aftershocks could happen at any time. at 7.1, friday's earthquake was ten times stronger than the 6.4 quake that struck the region on thursday. it was felt from mexico all the way up to sacramento. there have been no reports of deaths or major damage,...
Today in the Bay : KNTV : July 7, 2019 7:00am-8:00am PDT
strong earthquakes. governor gavin newsom saw some of the damage for himself. "today in the bay's" sergio quintana has been on ground near the quake zone since day one and is there now and has more from the governor's visit. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom's motorcade on his way to a tour of the town of ridgecrest, his office shared photos of the damage. >> you walk in and we were with a gentleman that runs it and he says, this was the damage on thursday. this was the damage on friday. >> reporter: and the damage extends beyond ridgecrest. the towns of trona and argas sustained some pretty significant damage in the 7.1 quake and there are some residents here now trying to decide if they should leave. >> started crumbling down and i ran straight to the fable with my son. >> when the fireplace collapse they jumpbd under the kitchen table, her husband, manuel, sprinted to the bedroom to shield their daughter from danger. >> she was here and the glass came flying out of the master bedroom. >> shards of glass from two mirrors shattered onto the floor sending pieces flying at them. t
strong earthquakes. governor gavin newsom saw some of the damage for himself. "today in the bay's" sergio quintana has been on ground near the quake zone since day one and is there now and has more from the governor's visit. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom's motorcade on his way to a tour of the town of ridgecrest, his office shared photos of the damage. >> you walk in and we were with a gentleman that runs it and he says, this was the damage on thursday. this was the...
KTVU Fox 2 News at 6pm : KTVU : July 30, 2019 6:00pm-7:00pm PDT
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california lot just signed by governor newsom that could prevent trump from being on the states primary ballot. >>> is having incident involving the president of the toronto rafters is not complete. >>> the fog is coming back to e be similar to today and then the changes come. we will talk about that next. >>> the new artist almond that will help children and adults on either side interact and the local connection. >>> are taking a live look at the tuesday evening commute. traffic is moving smoothly. right now it will take you 28 minutes to get from san rafael to the bridge. ktvu news at 6 will be right back. >>> governor gavin newsom signed a bill into law that requires presidential candidates to release her tax returns an order to appear on the states primary ballot. most agree the move is directed at trump but there is a question if that will stand up in court. here's what liberals and conservatives are saying. >> reporter: a presidential candidate wants to be on the ballot they must submit their tax returns for the past five years to the secretary of state's office 98 days before th
california lot just signed by governor newsom that could prevent trump from being on the states primary ballot. >>> is having incident involving the president of the toronto rafters is not complete. >>> the fog is coming back to e be similar to today and then the changes come. we will talk about that next. >>> the new artist almond that will help children and adults on either side interact and the local connection. >>> are taking a live look at the tuesday...
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FOX Report With Jon Scott : FOXNEWSW : July 6, 2019 3:00pm-4:00pm PDT
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with the latest. jonathon. >> good evening jon, california governor gavin newsom is here in research crest thanking first responders and touring what damage there is. miraculously, the damage is pretty minimal that's not to say there wasn't any fires last night by that 7.1 earthquake. which ruptured gaslines by colleague jeff paul caught this video of fires at a mobile home park during the evening. firefighters return to that mobile home park this morning to do some mopping up but it is the physical damage isn't that great. the damage to the psyche of residents here in ridgecrest certainly is. take a listen. >> yeah. just 6.4 turns into about an eight a when this thins is moving over here and 7.1 went to a threw me off the couch and they were in a channel right here and as everybody was ordered to evacuate while -- >> and you get a real sense of the tariff prompted by a 7.earthquake in this cell phone video shot by our producer dan gallo who was taking well earned break at a restaurant last night when when the earthquake hit. you can see and hear people screaming running for
with the latest. jonathon. >> good evening jon, california governor gavin newsom is here in research crest thanking first responders and touring what damage there is. miraculously, the damage is pretty minimal that's not to say there wasn't any fires last night by that 7.1 earthquake. which ruptured gaslines by colleague jeff paul caught this video of fires at a mobile home park during the evening. firefighters return to that mobile home park this morning to do some mopping up but it is...
The Ingraham Angle : FOXNEWSW : July 10, 2019 11:00pm-12:00am PDT
stories to get to tonight. first up, california governor gavin newsom continues his war against low income and middle income americans by building a more powerful magnet to draw illegal aliens to his state.bu this time? by giving them state medicaid benefits. >> we are the most un-trump state when it comes to health policy and i'm proud of that. as a californian, not just as governor of california. we are providing health care to everyone regardless of immigration status.ou if you believe in universal health care, you believe in universal health care. we want to be here to celebrate what's right in this country and contrast our approach with the approach coming out of washington, d.c. >> laura: that gravelly voice of his does not make him any more persuasive.of what's right, he said? is he kidding us? all right. gavin, you have runaway homelessness in your state, a total crisis right now. most notably in san francisco and l.a. it's creating filthy and infectious conditions for californians and especially those low income citizens who don't send their kids to fancy private schools. >
stories to get to tonight. first up, california governor gavin newsom continues his war against low income and middle income americans by building a more powerful magnet to draw illegal aliens to his state.bu this time? by giving them state medicaid benefits. >> we are the most un-trump state when it comes to health policy and i'm proud of that. as a californian, not just as governor of california. we are providing health care to everyone regardless of immigration status.ou if you...
who is in fear. >>that he will be deported and hear why governor newsome signed a bill aimed at helping utility companies with wildfire costs even when their >>welcome back the family of a north bay girl says she's making improvements after being struck by an alleged drunk driver. the girl was hit last thursday near the cotton town mall in santa rosa. >>she's since been in recovery ucsf children's hospital oakland. that's where we find kron four's dan thorn live tonight. can you talk with the girl's father i can't imagine what he's going through right now. >>family is saying that she's doing much better than they thought her mom and dad a van by her bedside since the accident here at children's hospital and the father tells me it's been a little difficult to handle, but they're lucky. >>if you're howard 10 is opening her eyes and making strides after an alleged drunk driver struck her with his car and took off the little girl who just turned 2 years old has a fractured skull and bruising to her lungs and kidneys when i was in a panic. >>to the hospital as best they could was emo
who is in fear. >>that he will be deported and hear why governor newsome signed a bill aimed at helping utility companies with wildfire costs even when their >>welcome back the family of a north bay girl says she's making improvements after being struck by an alleged drunk driver. the girl was hit last thursday near the cotton town mall in santa rosa. >>she's since been in recovery ucsf children's hospital oakland. that's where we find kron four's dan thorn live tonight. can...
the federal government disagree on. we will have governor newsom's response to the news that the federal government plans to resume executions. >>> a live look outside of the bay bridge toll plaza. what that it looks like the morning commute. traffic, very heavy, heading into the city. right now, we will double as it will take you 54 minutes to drive from orinda to downtown san francisco. that is how bad it is tonight. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 will be right back. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitch
the federal government disagree on. we will have governor newsom's response to the news that the federal government plans to resume executions. >>> a live look outside of the bay bridge toll plaza. what that it looks like the morning commute. traffic, very heavy, heading into the city. right now, we will double as it will take you 54 minutes to drive from orinda to downtown san francisco. that is how bad it is tonight. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 will be right back. there are moments in...
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tomorrow. i'll have your complete forecast coming up. chris. >> francis, thank you. >>> governor newsom hardest hit by the earthquake. he's glad injuries aren't worse but they aren't breathing a sigh of relief yet. as you know aftershocks could happen at any time. at 7.1 friday's earthquake was stronger than 6.4 quake that struck the same region thursday. it was felt from mexico to sacramento. there have been no reports of death or major damage but there's still plenty of cleanup today. abc reporter has the latest. >> reporter: the magnitude 7.1 earthquake rocking southern california. >> this has been a traumatic experience not only for me but the entire area, never experienced anything like this before. >> violent shaking sent chandeliers swinging, water out of pools, sparking fires and causing rock slides that practically blocked this highway. >> when the earthquake happened, i was in bed, so i just got in my bathroom doorway. i ran out here and saw the devastation. you just heard racket, noise, things falling. >> this trailer swaying dangerously close to a 2-year-old boy. >> get up,
tomorrow. i'll have your complete forecast coming up. chris. >> francis, thank you. >>> governor newsom hardest hit by the earthquake. he's glad injuries aren't worse but they aren't breathing a sigh of relief yet. as you know aftershocks could happen at any time. at 7.1 friday's earthquake was stronger than 6.4 quake that struck the same region thursday. it was felt from mexico to sacramento. there have been no reports of death or major damage but there's still plenty of...
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because it happened today. the governor of california, gavin newsom, signing into the state law a bill which doesn't have a lot of wiggle room. it requires all presidential candidates, and they mean all presidential candidates, to release five years of income taxes or, and this is why it hits them where it counts, or get kicked off the ballot in the delegate-rich state of california. now, this is the first law of its kind to be put anywhere on the books in the nation and it would appear to be a direct response to, yes, the obvious trumpy reality of a president in office running for re-election without ever releasing tax returns. the president hasn't really faced any direct repercussions for this secrecy. maybe that would change here because this law in california is not just for the future down the road, future presidents, et cetera. no, it would clearly in the way it's written apply to this president as well. so if it stays on the books, if it's not kicked out by some legal challenge or court, it could keep the current president, yes, off the california ballot in the year 2020. and jo
because it happened today. the governor of california, gavin newsom, signing into the state law a bill which doesn't have a lot of wiggle room. it requires all presidential candidates, and they mean all presidential candidates, to release five years of income taxes or, and this is why it hits them where it counts, or get kicked off the ballot in the delegate-rich state of california. now, this is the first law of its kind to be put anywhere on the books in the nation and it would appear to be...
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night , governor gavin newsom signed into law a wild fire insurance fund for the es statet utilities. >>> also we will discuss the shifting political landscape in the 2020 presidential election and president trump's on-again off-again push to get citizenshipinformation as part of the 2020 census. c wi> plifornia is a step closer to allong student athletes to get paid. the fapay to play act.>>> hello. welcome to the kqed news room. i am scott shafer. we begin with a wild fire update. governor gavin newsom signed a $21 billion wild fire insurance fund that would back the state's largest utilities. assembly bill 1054 will allow california utilities to use the fund to cover the liability. if the california public utilities district determines the utility try to repvent wildfires. butthe utiliti would first ve to invest a combined million. pg&e would have to meet io additnal requirements including current claims an exiting bankruptcy by the end of next june. heny of those who oppose bill say it was rushed into law in that ratetoo much cost. payers are betoo much cost. joining me
night , governor gavin newsom signed into law a wild fire insurance fund for the es statet utilities. >>> also we will discuss the shifting political landscape in the 2020 presidential election and president trump's on-again off-again push to get citizenshipinformation as part of the 2020 census. c wi> plifornia is a step closer to allong student athletes to get paid. the fapay to play act.>>> hello. welcome to the kqed news room. i am scott shafer. we begin with a wild...
. >>governor gavin newsome held an event today to commemorate the passage of the state budget newsom's office has touted the budget is helping families face financial burdens such as health care housing, childcare and education all while creating the biggest reserve in the state's history. but the governor is catching heat for his new plan to address wildfire liability the proposal could help utility companies like pj me when it's found to be at fault in fire. >>a few months ago the governor had said that he hoped the legislature would get him something big as it relates to wildfire liability before they go on summer break which comes up in just a couple of weeks now with the governor's new plan lawmakers have a lot to consider in a short amount of time governor gavin newsome guarded as he's asked if he should leave the state wildfire liability plan
. >>governor gavin newsome held an event today to commemorate the passage of the state budget newsom's office has touted the budget is helping families face financial burdens such as health care housing, childcare and education all while creating the biggest reserve in the state's history. but the governor is catching heat for his new plan to address wildfire liability the proposal could help utility companies like pj me when it's found to be at fault in fire. >>a few months ago the...
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case. if someone is a detained, they will help due to an immigration attorney pick up gavin newsom p. diddy peoples rights yesterday. >> when we talk about knowing your rights, without a warrant, you do not have to open the door. selected apartment implement security told kpix people being deported have had the opportunity to that they have been fearing returning to the country of origin. and is where the parent is the port of that has a child that is a u.s. citizen the alien parents ordered removed can elect to be removed with or without their children, potentially selecting a family member or somebody they trust to care for the child. if you live in santa clara county and you think that you needed to use this number, it is on the screen. for 082-9011 for for. we have reached out to i.c.e. this morning and these recent developments. we have yet to hear back. at san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> protesters angry over the rates outside of the i.c.e. facility to make their voices heard. today mayor london breed is expected to provide more details on what the city is doing in response t
case. if someone is a detained, they will help due to an immigration attorney pick up gavin newsom p. diddy peoples rights yesterday. >> when we talk about knowing your rights, without a warrant, you do not have to open the door. selected apartment implement security told kpix people being deported have had the opportunity to that they have been fearing returning to the country of origin. and is where the parent is the port of that has a child that is a u.s. citizen the alien parents...
KRON 4 News at 10 : KRON : July 30, 2019 10:00pm-11:00pm PDT
for that breach. governor gavin newsome escalates his feud with president trump. the new bill he signed today, taking aim at presidential candidate has continuing coverage of the garlic festival shooting at 1030 we will hear from emotional family members of the victims. >>we're still in the hospital and temperatures been running cooler today but boy that may not last long we will talk about that. >>and your tenant and coming u ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. >>that one of our top stories tonight investigators still working the scene in gilroy where 3 people were killed in a mass shooting on sunday. a number of other people were injured people of course running for their lives from those shots rang out many left behind car keys. phones. >>purses all in the chaos of that day but monday when they came back to pick up their things. they were turned away kalen conradt reports. >>thousands found themselves and the sheer panic when gunshots rang out. crowds of people who are run
for that breach. governor gavin newsome escalates his feud with president trump. the new bill he signed today, taking aim at presidential candidate has continuing coverage of the garlic festival shooting at 1030 we will hear from emotional family members of the victims. >>we're still in the hospital and temperatures been running cooler today but boy that may not last long we will talk about that. >>and your tenant and coming u ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is...
KRON 4 News at 6am : KRON : July 24, 2019 6:00am-7:00am PDT
make sure that and the people don't have to come back. yesterday governor governor gavin newsome spoke out about the many problems people encounter at the dmv saying that he is a ready to make changes that will ease those for future customers newsom says about 28 million people, sony to get the real id so to deal with the influx. they are going to make a few changes take a look at your screen we broke down what he listed which includes you know creating more chaos making sure people can use that and get in there now and maybe not even have to talk to someone then hiring more employees, most of them temporary as well just making sure that it's all just more efficient. the dmv recently had another outage newsom says in good time they will get a new system of 16 these issues will not happen overnight. now we spoke to an assemblyman from fresno after this was announced and he was not impressed. >>it's just >>some of the people actually met who are waiting in line here the line that was not exist until 1 o'clock they said they were waiting to a real id as well a lot of people wanting
make sure that and the people don't have to come back. yesterday governor governor gavin newsome spoke out about the many problems people encounter at the dmv saying that he is a ready to make changes that will ease those for future customers newsom says about 28 million people, sony to get the real id so to deal with the influx. they are going to make a few changes take a look at your screen we broke down what he listed which includes you know creating more chaos making sure people can use...
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will show you how he plans to achieve that as he waits to me governor, newsome. >>and in sports. giants are in the city of >>time now for and starting tonight with giants baseball as of now. >>madison bumgarner is still on the team will see if that's the case when the trade deadline passes tomorrow afternoon in the meantime, a club visiting a phillies team that's just ahead of them in the wild car chase this family of giants fans sure to visit all 30 stadiums in the majors. check this one off the box about of fame already tuesday phillies rhys hoskins. >>thanks tyler bt deep to straightaway center. 5 innings giving up 4 runs on 10. it's top of the 8th after brandon belt and a country home run, stephen vogt also pinch-hitting hit another solo shot. bruce bocce making all the right moves giants making a 2 run game, however, not be enougs top of the 9th buster posey at the dish why is out and it drew smiling to 7 shutout frames for philadelphia for to phillies are final the giants are 2 and a half back. for the second wild-card spot. the a's hosting the brewers right now highlights
will show you how he plans to achieve that as he waits to me governor, newsome. >>and in sports. giants are in the city of >>time now for and starting tonight with giants baseball as of now. >>madison bumgarner is still on the team will see if that's the case when the trade deadline passes tomorrow afternoon in the meantime, a club visiting a phillies team that's just ahead of them in the wild car chase this family of giants fans sure to visit all 30 stadiums in the majors....
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newsom, gavin newsom's wife. intel and uber other companies will conduct a evaluation process to promote practices. women in our state make 89 cents for every dollar men make. >>> a california lawmaker is proposing a ban on deep fake videos depictingiticia ahead of the 2020 election after recent doctored video of nancy pelosi surfaced on facebook causing outrage. some experts say the proposal to ban deep fakes altogether would face serious constitutional challenges. >>> nbc bay area unit is spent months looking into the california long-delayed high-speed rail project but maybe you're too busy to keep up with the back and forth. right now on nbcbayarea.com we have something to help you get up to speed on the project that isn't up to speed and the reality behind how your tax dollars are being spent on what was billed as a quicker way to get from san francisco to l.a. head to nbcbayarea.com/investigations to see the full report. >>> team usa going to the women's world cup final. yesterday american co-captain alex morgan invited everybody to tea. >> in the first half, morgan scored a
newsom, gavin newsom's wife. intel and uber other companies will conduct a evaluation process to promote practices. women in our state make 89 cents for every dollar men make. >>> a california lawmaker is proposing a ban on deep fake videos depictingiticia ahead of the 2020 election after recent doctored video of nancy pelosi surfaced on facebook causing outrage. some experts say the proposal to ban deep fakes altogether would face serious constitutional challenges. >>> nbc...
governor newsom's moratorium on the death penalty prosecutors from across the state continue to seek new capital punishment cases as cleaning johnson faces the death penalty his lawyers are appealing to the state supreme court to block a capital murder trials while the moratorium is in place, says. johnson's lead attorney robert sanger says jurors have to believe their choice is a life or death decision but with no one executed in california and more than a decade and with gavin newsome in office he say's not the a's pursuing capital punishment have said it's their right to do so sanger says it's a waste of resources. course toll in sacramento, several da's announced in april they would seek the death penalty against the suspected golden state killer joseph de angelo sacramento county da anne marie schubert has been a leader in the golden state killer investigation and a vocal critic of the governor's moratorium we reach out to her for comment wednesday, but she was not available. >>reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>boeing has hired attorney kenneth feinberg to di
governor newsom's moratorium on the death penalty prosecutors from across the state continue to seek new capital punishment cases as cleaning johnson faces the death penalty his lawyers are appealing to the state supreme court to block a capital murder trials while the moratorium is in place, says. johnson's lead attorney robert sanger says jurors have to believe their choice is a life or death decision but with no one executed in california and more than a decade and with gavin newsome in...
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so much, jodi. a big win for governor newsom. his plan was passed to change the way wildfires are paid for in the state. the bill creates a $21 billion fund for people who lose their homes to wildfires triggered by power lines. about half that moan comes from customers and the rest will be paid by utility shareholders. the plan requires utility co pmpaniee to g it comes after the utility filed for bankruptcy after power lines sparked some of the largest recent wildfires. >> just in, a warning of a great white shark sighting. the sheriffs department sent out this tweet. this is your half moon bay near the ritz carlton hotel. you can see the photo of that shark. pilots flying over the area reported this to the sheriffs department. sky ranger is also en route. we will update the bizarre high police through the airport and we obtained camera footage. that stolen car goes airborne at more than 60 miles per hour and sheriffs deputies were right behind him. >> the suspects led the suspect into a high speed pursuit and various neighborhoods and going through red lights that could easily i
so much, jodi. a big win for governor newsom. his plan was passed to change the way wildfires are paid for in the state. the bill creates a $21 billion fund for people who lose their homes to wildfires triggered by power lines. about half that moan comes from customers and the rest will be paid by utility shareholders. the plan requires utility co pmpaniee to g it comes after the utility filed for bankruptcy after power lines sparked some of the largest recent wildfires. >> just in, a...
NBC Bay Area News at 5 : KNTV : July 9, 2019 5:00pm-5:30pm PDT
is on the way. governor newsom announcing today the white house has approved his request for a presidential emergency declaration. >>> my name's tom steyer. i'm running for president. >> a late but not altogether unexpected addition to the 2020 presidential race. today san francisco billionaire and philanthropist tom steyer made that announcement. steyer is known for his donations to democratic causes and for his passion for impeaching the president. nbc bay area's jam brock joins us live from san francisco in what steyer's announcement means in what really is a crowded field of contenders, sam. >> reporter: jessica, we thought the numbers were going to start to shrink after we saw congressman swalwell drop out yesterday, but today tom steyer adding his name to the list, carving out influence by focussing on corporate influence in politics, not the issue we've associated with him for so many months, the impeachment process. >> i think people believe that the corporations have politicia don't care about or respect them. >> reporter: introducing himself to america. california's b
is on the way. governor newsom announcing today the white house has approved his request for a presidential emergency declaration. >>> my name's tom steyer. i'm running for president. >> a late but not altogether unexpected addition to the 2020 presidential race. today san francisco billionaire and philanthropist tom steyer made that announcement. steyer is known for his donations to democratic causes and for his passion for impeaching the president. nbc bay area's jam brock...
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allusive to try to stop the raids it also just a short time ago, governor gaston gavin newsom tweeted out a video saying regardless of immigration status, be prepared and know your rights. >>> just want to say to folks that are anxious about a knock on the door, we talk about knowing your rights, without a warrant, you do not have to open the door. without a warrant, we do not have to open the door.>> we will have much more of this story coming up on the fifa 5:00 and online on kpix.com. >>> i'm emily turner and in the meantime, all of that is going to with i.c.e. rates the immigration issue is now being taken to the census. at 2:00, we are expecting president donald trump to make an announcement in the rose garden where he says he will issue an executive order to include the citizenship question the 2020 census. the supreme court has already said this is a no go and they did this two weeks ago saying the rationale was contrived that the federal government cannot move forward without solid justification of this. critics of the ruling say this will result in an undercurrent of
allusive to try to stop the raids it also just a short time ago, governor gaston gavin newsom tweeted out a video saying regardless of immigration status, be prepared and know your rights. >>> just want to say to folks that are anxious about a knock on the door, we talk about knowing your rights, without a warrant, you do not have to open the door. without a warrant, we do not have to open the door.>> we will have much more of this story coming up on the fifa 5:00 and online on...
capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. regardless of governor newsom's moratorium on the death penalty prosecutors from across the state continue to seek new capital punishment cases as cleaning johnson faces the death penalty his lawyers are appealing to the state supreme court to block capital murder trials while the moratorium is in place, says. >>johnson's lead attorney robert sanger says jurors have to believe their choice is a life or death decision but with no one executed in california and more than a decade and with gavin newsome in office. he says it's not. the a's pursuing capital punishment have said it's their right to do so sanger says it's a waste of resources. in sacramento, several da's announced in april they would seek the death penalty against the suspected golden state killer joseph de angelo sacramento county da anne marie schubert has been a leader in the golden state killer investigation and a vocal critic of the governor's moratorium. we reached out to her for comment wednesday, but she was not available. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kro
capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. regardless of governor newsom's moratorium on the death penalty prosecutors from across the state continue to seek new capital punishment cases as cleaning johnson faces the death penalty his lawyers are appealing to the state supreme court to block capital murder trials while the moratorium is in place, says. >>johnson's lead attorney robert sanger says jurors have to believe their choice is a life or death decision but with no one...
ABC7 News 11:00PM : KGO : July 29, 2019 11:00pm-11:35pm PDT
and grabbed her, then we were all running. >> governor newsom met with the child in hospital bed this afternoon. in statement newsom was stunned by her courage, greeted him with smile. >>> impact is felt across the bay area tonight, quickly the topic of town hall in san francisco about youth violence. >> two little children, one young man. they're gone. >> reporter: there were thoughts and prayers for the victims. >> we ask you would look upon all the families that have been touched by tragedy, not only at gilroy yesterday but even in our own city. >> reporter: meeting at third baptist church was scheduled long before a gunman opened fire at gilroy's garlic festival but quickly became a focus for many here. >> heartbreaking. >> reporter: brought their granddaughter. >> could have been one of my grandchildren. what is the mindset of young men and women, especially young men, just going out and shooting at people. >> reporter: there were no easy answers to ending gun violence. reverend amos brown praise it will stop. >> america is about to lose its soul and we are here to try and m
and grabbed her, then we were all running. >> governor newsom met with the child in hospital bed this afternoon. in statement newsom was stunned by her courage, greeted him with smile. >>> impact is felt across the bay area tonight, quickly the topic of town hall in san francisco about youth violence. >> two little children, one young man. they're gone. >> reporter: there were thoughts and prayers for the victims. >> we ask you would look upon all the families...
zavala explains why governor newsome is concerned about this and how california could respond if the act is found unconstitutional. >>on the same day california defends the affordable care act in federal court governor gavin newsome and some state lawmakers spent time in a community health center in sacramento, 90% of the patients served here are on medicaid or the program that could see changes at the affordable care act is found unconstitutional possibly leaving millions of people without health insurance over half. >>of the country under the age of 65 is holding their breath. waiting for a decision of the 5th circuit that's the 133 million americans with
zavala explains why governor newsome is concerned about this and how california could respond if the act is found unconstitutional. >>on the same day california defends the affordable care act in federal court governor gavin newsome and some state lawmakers spent time in a community health center in sacramento, 90% of the patients served here are on medicaid or the program that could see changes at the affordable care act is found unconstitutional possibly leaving millions of people...
ABC7 News 5:00PM : KGO : July 29, 2019 5:00pm-5:31pm PDT
daddy when they got on the ambulance. this is america. >> governor newsome outraged over this shooting. he has spoken early and often in the aftermaths of shootings like this regarding gun violence. local and federal law enforcement officials now beginning to piece together a profile of the gunman. abc7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow is live in a gilroy neighborhood where he lived with his family, only a couple miles, melanie, from the garlic festival fairgrounds. >> reporter: not even, dan. just about under a mile from where the gilroy garlic festival was held those past three days. law enforcement officials spent the bulk of their morning here at the ligen home collecting evidence where neighbors say this family has lived for many, many years. investigators carrying bags of evidence from the ligen home this morning, taking pictures of the interior of this car parked on the street and searching the car's trunk. neighbors surprised gilroy police have named 19-year-old santino william ligen as the gunman who shot and killed three people at the gilroy garlic festival and injured mo
daddy when they got on the ambulance. this is america. >> governor newsome outraged over this shooting. he has spoken early and often in the aftermaths of shootings like this regarding gun violence. local and federal law enforcement officials now beginning to piece together a profile of the gunman. abc7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow is live in a gilroy neighborhood where he lived with his family, only a couple miles, melanie, from the garlic festival fairgrounds. >>...
the latest breaking news in your neighborhood. >>other news now governor, newsome has been on vacation actually this peak. but when he gets back he has a bunch of bills that he will either sign or veto kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us some of the legislation that still needs his signature. >>when governor newsome comes back to the office next week, several bills await his approval, one of those is s p 27 which would require presidential and gubernatorial candidates to release their tax returns in order to get their name on the california ballot. the governor suggested he may support the bill right before leaving for vacation. >>waiting >>his signature ab 3.92 change the language in the law requiring police to use deadly force only when necessary instead of one reasonable the governor earlier this year expressed support for the bill once civil liberties and police groups finally came to an agreement on the proposal. another less controversial measure. the governor has already signaled he'd sign is the safe and affordable drinking water fund it would put one bil
the latest breaking news in your neighborhood. >>other news now governor, newsome has been on vacation actually this peak. but when he gets back he has a bunch of bills that he will either sign or veto kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us some of the legislation that still needs his signature. >>when governor newsome comes back to the office next week, several bills await his approval, one of those is s p 27 which would require presidential and gubernatorial...
. governor newsom got them to agree to boost the fuel economy standards to new cars to about 50 miles per gallon by the year 2026. president trump proposed freezing the standards at about 37 miles per gallon by the year 2020. these numbers according to dan kaman, professor of energy at uc berkeley and former climate adviser for the obama administration are a compromise. >> they said we will back off a little bit on our annual improvement numbers and give an opportunity for the u.s. epa to get on board with this. >> reporter: and in the long run benefits consumers. >> if anything a price to depress gas prices because overtime we'll see more and more manufacturers taking on electric vehicle targets. >> members of the republican party along with big energy have been quick to fire back. tom pyle, president of the american energy alliance provided this statement to abc7 news saying in part these four automakers are in denial of the fact that california is no longer in charge of this program. the only thing they have accomplished is sticking their finger in president trump's eye. >> some of our
. governor newsom got them to agree to boost the fuel economy standards to new cars to about 50 miles per gallon by the year 2026. president trump proposed freezing the standards at about 37 miles per gallon by the year 2020. these numbers according to dan kaman, professor of energy at uc berkeley and former climate adviser for the obama administration are a compromise. >> they said we will back off a little bit on our annual improvement numbers and give an opportunity for the u.s. epa to...
plays out. trip to california has a new lot to do with wildfires. gavin newsom signed the bill to create a fund of up to $21 billion to defend wildfire victims. the lawmakers voted against it. melissa caen spoke with one of them. >> reporter: today, the governor signed ab 1054, a new wildfire bill that is effective immediately. >> there is a lot in here at dozens and dozens of prescriptive things that we need to do in real time. >> reporter: it is a complex new law were the main provisions set up a fund to reimburse companies for damages caused by wildfires. $10.5 billion will come from extending a surcharge that californians already pay. the dwr line on your pg&e bill was supposed to end in 2021, but now it won't end, we would just keep paying it. the other 10 billion will come from utility companies who cannot use a ratepayer money. >> the jacket to participate in this fund unless they go through a series of steps. most importantly they have got to sit down and make a deal with these victims. >> reporter: to access the fund pg&e will have to be out of bankruptcy by june 2020. an
plays out. trip to california has a new lot to do with wildfires. gavin newsom signed the bill to create a fund of up to $21 billion to defend wildfire victims. the lawmakers voted against it. melissa caen spoke with one of them. >> reporter: today, the governor signed ab 1054, a new wildfire bill that is effective immediately. >> there is a lot in here at dozens and dozens of prescriptive things that we need to do in real time. >> reporter: it is a complex new law were the...
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harris and governor ne o newsom. >> everything, the love that i am feeling from everyone. it is nuts thar, that's why i a here. >> reporter: people were showing their pride in unique ways. >> my sister did my lips for pride. >> reporter: speaker of the house, nancy pelosi road alongside spectator. and also governor gavin newsom. >> i am honor to be here and appropriate on this anniversary. >> reporter: there was one politician parade goer were es >> it is so great to be home. i have done this parade for countless years. >> we have so much to celebrate and more work to do. >> one day at a time. >> do you agree today -- >> reporter: the senator dominated on thursday's night debate after called out on joe biden on federal bussing and segregation. >> the schools of america are as segregated today than when i was in elementary school. and we need to put every effort encollu including bussing into play. >> on a light r note, we are outside of pride concert stage. maxine jones, one of the original members of performed. people are helicoptcontinuing t pride through the evening. lili tan. nbc
harris and governor ne o newsom. >> everything, the love that i am feeling from everyone. it is nuts thar, that's why i a here. >> reporter: people were showing their pride in unique ways. >> my sister did my lips for pride. >> reporter: speaker of the house, nancy pelosi road alongside spectator. and also governor gavin newsom. >> i am honor to be here and appropriate on this anniversary. >> reporter: there was one politician parade goer were es >> it...
. governor newsom is speaking out against the executions, saying the death penalty has been a failure, discriminating against defendants that are mentally ill, black or brown or can't afford legal representation. last march, governor newsom signed an executive order placing a moratorium on the death penalty. more than 100 condemned prisoners nationwide have been freed from death row, after they were found to have been wrongfully convicted. >> in washington, six hours of testimony. the white house said democrats have the investigation and it is time to move on. >> this is nonsense. we have now had the mueller investigation and report and testimony. >> democrats say the testimony laid out evidence of potential criminal activity. they are discussing the need for further investigation and possible impeachment proceedings. >> it is clear what they said is not true. there were elements of obstruction of justice in at least three. >> why would you ever even bring up impeachment after yesterday's hearing. that should be put to bed that is over. we watched and heard it. >> investigations will
. governor newsom is speaking out against the executions, saying the death penalty has been a failure, discriminating against defendants that are mentally ill, black or brown or can't afford legal representation. last march, governor newsom signed an executive order placing a moratorium on the death penalty. more than 100 condemned prisoners nationwide have been freed from death row, after they were found to have been wrongfully convicted. >> in washington, six hours of testimony. the...

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When you're a Kardashian, taking care of your famous figure comes with the job.
So who do you enlist to help you keep your assets in A+ shape? For Khloé Kardashian, the answer is obvious: Lacey Stone.
What's so special about Lacey? For starters, she delivers a unique mix of motivation, self-love, and results. Her goal is to take people from "I can't" to "I can." Lacey does that through an intense boot camp-style program that combines HIIT (high-intensity interval training) workouts, meal delivery, and calorie-burning spinning sessions.
Healthline recently sat down with the celebrity trainer and all-around cool chick (her enthusiasm is contagious) to talk about health heroes, cheat days, and her signature program, 8 WEEKS TO CHANGE.
After all, if it's good enough for Khloé Kardashian, it's good enough for us!
My college coach was a huge influence in my health journey. I got a Division 1 basketball scholarship and I wanted to get playing time immediately. The older girls on the team were stronger and faster than me so I knew I needed to improve my fitness in order to play.
I worked so hard in summer going into my sophomore year, and when we did sprints on the track I came in the top 3. My coach was so impressed with my improved fitness and I learned that hard work and dedication pay off.
Every two weeks I get a deep tissue massage. I also try to get at least eight hours of sleep every night.
I have the best group of friends. When I'm feeling low, all I have to do is reach out to them and I know everything will be OK.
What are the 3 most important parts of your daily routine?
I need alone time. I need several hours either in the middle of the day or at the end of the day when I don't interact with anyone. I find I can refocus in the silence and really get in touch with what I need and want.
A huge part of my life is working out. I make sure to get in eight hours of sweat each week and two days of rest. Every day I make a conscious choice as to whether I'm going to sweat or rest. Most people don't know it, but rest is just as important as working out. You can't be good at one without the other.
At the end of your life, it's never about how much you accomplished. It's about doing something you love and having fun with it. No matter what you do, make sure half of your day is filled with joy and laughter. You only live once, so make it special.
Is there one health trick or hack you can't live without?
I think working out is the fountain of youth. If you can keep your body in shape and work out consistently you will feel better, be happier, and your life will last longer. Fitness is so much more than just looking good. It can be the difference between a good life and a great life.
That's tough … "The Greatest" by Sia really pumps me up.
Oh, man … Justin's single serve almond butter is pretty much everything.
I love a cheeseburger and french fries.
Olympians blow me away. They devote their entire life to the health of their bodies so they can compete at the highest level. I can't think of anything more inspiring.
8 Weeks to Change is my intensive eight-week program designed to transform clients' minds and bodies from the inside out. I do everything in my power to take a group of 20 people and change their lives by creating and maintaining a deep connection with each individual participant (added this because you want them to feel like this is a lifelong connection and not just for the duration of the camp).
Everyone in camp commits to 16 team boot camps together. The Team Days are specialized group training sessions that include heavy weightlifting combined with cardio and plyometric drills. Everyone must eat the Kleanla.com meal program, which is delivered to clients' doorsteps in premade, perfectly portioned servings.
Aside from the group workouts, all participants must get 3 to 4 cycling days in at Flywheel during the course of camp. The most important rule? There is absolutely NO DRINKING.
I've found that when people focus on being the best version of themselves for two months, they don't fall back into their unhealthy eating patterns once the program has ended.
For you, helping women get their bodies back is about much more than just fitness. Can you explain why?
Women aren't allowed to express their anger and hurt the same way men are allowed to in today's societal norms. Women have been taught to be "feminine" and being strong, for many years, was viewed as negative. When you can't express your strength externally, you turn to something in order to deal with that emotional pain. This is why many women turn to food.
As a trainer, I empower women to take their strength back and stand up for themselves. I find that has a dramatic effect on their health and happiness. When women stand up for themselves rather than overeat or drink, it improves self-confidence and provides more motivation in order to get their bodies back on track.
Why do most of us get off track with taking care of our bodies over time?
Most 9-to-5 desk jobs usually entail work dinners and/or networking events with alcoholic beverages. Many people find it hard to resist eating badly or drinking in these instances, especially when denying these indulgences could seem rude or standoffish.
What is the single most important thing we can do for our bodies?
When you're tired, you are more likely to make bad decisions for your health than when you are in a well-rested state. These choices usually result in weight gain from a poor diet or exercise regimen, but more importantly, the body needs rest in order to maintain a fast metabolism and regenerate itself.
Getting enough rest is the single most important thing you can do for your body. It's paramount that you listen to your body's needs, especially when it's showing signs of fatigue. The End.