california." they don't want to leave the u-s... just california. the new california movement wants to include the areas highlighted in blue. it would incorporate most of california's rural counties... such as redding... chico... and fresno. sonoma county and contra costa county are inlcuded in the new proposed state.... most of the urban areas along the coast... would remain with the original state of california. we've posted the full declaration on kron4 dot com. ( james ) the cost of california's bullet train is going up. this time by 2-point-8 billion dollars. the california high speed rail authority says that money will pay for a 119- mile segment in the central valley ... which is partly under construction. it boosts the overall cost to 67- billion -dollars. the project was orginally projected to cost 40- billion- dollars. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... apple is hiring. the jobs that are open... that you can do from home.

you can see rain on the north corner of california. we will not get any of that but we have plenty of cloud cover in place. stretching all the way back, the ridge of high pressure that will strengthen in the coming days so not only keep is dry but warm us up as well temperatures tomorrow morning, another cold one. freezing in some areas. into rosa 32. 32 in fairfield. upper 30s for antioch, livermore. low 40s to mid 40s around the bay. san francisco 45. san jose 38. we have lingering moisture in place. fog will be an issue tomorrow especially for our north bay valley. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will be mild, slightly warmer for portions of the south bay. widespread mid to upper 50s around the bay in the east bay. 58 for the afternoon high in santa rosa. today, low to mid 50s up as. temperatures are climbing as we get into saturday, even more so on sunday and monday looks like it could be the warmest day. more on that in the extended forecast coming up. >>> hearing in santa rosa today to talk about what utility companies

california legalized it more than 20 years ago. there's a surplus, and some of that surplus crosses state lines illegally. shouldn't there be some kind of strict federal controls in place? >> well, there are federal controls in place. people that move cannabis out of the state of california can be prosecuted for transporting it in interstate commerce, and prosecutions like that continue. they've backed off from prosecuting the dispensaries in california that are adhering to the law, but if you try to move the product out of the state, you do risk exposure to some very significant federal penalties. >> and president obama, under his administration, told u.s. attorneys to explicitly focus on those interstate traffickers. what attorney general sessions has done is taken away that type of prioritization. so he could actually be fomenting more in state trafficking if they start going after these lawful regulated actors. >> david, what about the danger of people driving on the roads under the influence of marijuana? where are we right no

proposition 64 has passed in california. lemonis: as of new year's day, any adult can buy pot here without a prescription, and the black market is starting to go legit. i'm marcus lemonis. this summer, i traveled to l.a... we're ending prohibition and we're mainstreaming pot. ...and the desert. did the vote passing increase the odds of you becoming a billionaire some day? absolutely. now i've come to where it all began and where the money is pouring in. so all the real estate you work on is for the marijuana industry? yeah. it's going to be a huge market. california's now the largest legal marijuana market in the world. will the feds step in and try to stop it, or is it time for me to invest? ♪ my journey began on the avenue of the giants, a magical drive through the largest stand of untouched redwood trees in the world. welcome to marijuana country -- humboldt county, california. people have been growing pot up in the hills here since the '60s. it turns out some of them are still at it. but if you want to meet these pione

le presentamos el caso de un oficial en san diego, california, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. aranza: frustraciÓn e incentive hombres son los alimentos que invade a los bienes soÑadores tras negociaciones en el senado para establecer un presupuesto temporal y reabrir el gobierno tras tres dÍas de cierre parcial. han tenido que conformarse con la promesa que republicanos le hicieron a demÓcratas de traer una soluciÓn despuÉs del 8 de febrero si no se llega a un acuerdo. reportera: el congreso realizÓ un acuerdo, pero para muchos el cierre determina sin protecciÓn para ellos mismos, este grupo no ocultaron su dolor y frustraciÓn. >> me dio decepciÓn de ver que no se pudo guardar ese voto para que se siguiera poniendo presiÓn. reportera: fue aprobada de que republicanos en el senado se comprometieran a bar en inmigraciÓn el próximo mes, pero estos jÓvenes querÍan un compromiso hoy, muchos lloraron en silencio. >> algunos de los demÓcratas tuvieron cobardÍa, tambiÉn sabemos que algunos lucharon. >> pporque no hay una garan

make california a so-called marijuana sanctuary state to protect california users against federal investigations. as for oil, the interior department said yesterday it would open federal waters off u.s. coasts for drilling, including california. state officials have vowed to fight it in court. >> anything outside of the four corners of that constitution is not for the federal government to do. it's for the states to take care of. public safety, general welfare, those are for the states to take care of. >> there are 23 states with ocean coastlines, and more than two dozen with legalized marijuana. california has a few potential allies to join the fight. >>> there's fury in the white house over "fire and fury," the tell-all book about the trump administration released today, four days ahead of schedule. abc 7 news reporter john thnath bloom has more from the bookstore. >> it was released early. >> reporter: after all the book sales on president trump, one getting all the attention. >> yes, "fire and fury." they've sold out. >> reporter: the book about inner workings opt trump white house angered t

here in california, we follow a different path, enlightened by top scientists at the university of california, stanford and cal tech. our state has led the way. >> scott shaffer is next. >> joining us now to talk about the governor brown and san francisco's new interim mayor are columnist at mission local jess esconazi. and university of san francisco professor james taylor. welcome, everybody. it was a very emotional and dramatic week at the board of supervisors. joe, tell us what happened and where we are right now in san francisco politics. >> what i wrote is it was a deeply ugly scene, and it was that, and a very counterintuitive outcome in which the left leaning bloc of supervisors, at this moment in american history, up seated a black woman, a city native who worked her way up from the projects, and a wlolot of perso strife and unseated her in favor of a white venture capitalist. >> is that what you mean when you say ugly if >> the ugliness was the heartfelt and angry reaction of the crowd, many of whom are also african-american, grew up with her, and saw this as part and parcel to a pa

reporter: california joined seven other states and the district of california where recreational marijuana is legal. massachusetts is set to begin sales in july, but california is the largest market in the nation, and that has many other states watching closely. >> it is going to send a message to other states that legalization, regulation, and taxation of marijuana is the correct policy decision and that it works. reporter: buyers have to be at least 21 years old and can only purchase up to an ounce of recreational marijuana. other restrictions include limiting the level of thc in each package of edibles. recreational pot also costs more than medical marijuana because of a higher tax. users say they want to end the stigma around pot use. ima am a using, functioning adult, and i do not think there is anything wrong with that. reporter: with the addition of recreational sales, the hot industry in california is expected to generate at least $1 billion in tax revenue annually. danielle nottingham los angeles. : well, another u.s. state legalized recreational marijuana is neighboring nevada, d

gold fever still alive and well in the california hills robert oulds al-jazeera near columbia california. by time for a quick recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera the death toll after five days of anti-government protests across iran has reportedly risen to fifteen with a police officer about the dead iranian state media say that security forces stopped a test is trying to take of a police stations and military bases israeli parliament has approved a bill requiring a two thirds majority to give up any part of jerusalem to the palestinians it comes less than a month off the us president donald trump recognized the city as israel's capital on a jump june has more from western samoa. at its core this new law would require that eighty of one hundred twenty knesset members or a full two thirds of the knesset would now be required to approve any future legislation that would attempt to divide jerusalem essentially that would ensure that jerusalem would remain off of the negotiating table when it comes to any future peace talks of course that would complicate an already very complicated

the california budget and policy center ranked california 41st for 2015-16 using the comparable wage index. the state's 1 is 0,2 # $1 was less than the national average. although about $2,000 higher than it was in 2012-13. and whereas educators across the nation are underpaid, there's a shortage of teachers and education across the nation is entirely unacceptable, and the only way to increase educator compensation and ensure adequate resources for our schools in our district is to properly fund our education system. >> and whereas according to the international monetary fund, the u.s. bureau of economic analysis and the state department of finance, 20125, california ranks as the world's 6th largest economy, which means it is an atrocity to be at the bottom in terms of our nation's spending. provide more professional development for educators and school personnel, fund inequities, provide exciting relevant programming throughout the district. whereas the future of our public education is constantly under siege and in the state of california we have a wonderful opportunity to be first

of illegal immigrants in california. the law bars state and local law enforcement agencies from using their resources to assist federal immigration authorities. many undocumented people still have big concerns about threats from the trump administration to crack down on illegal immigrants. >> it's criminalizing our community members, hard workers, people who pay taxes, attended schools. >> just this week, the acting director of i.c.e. called for criminal charges against politicians supporting sanctuary cities. he also said the agency will increase its presence in california in response to the new law. >>> this morning, acting san francisco mayor london breed joined officials and community groups to announce progress in the "vision zero" goal. the program aims to eliminate all traffic-related deaths to the city by the year 2024. today was announced that the numbers for 2017 are the lowest ever, 20 traffic deaths last year compared to 30 in 2016 and 31 in 2015 and 2014. back in 2010 there were 24 deaths on the road. offici

sÍmbolo de california y una estrella. carmen dice que aunque cumple con los requisitos, es un trÁmite molesto e innecesario. >> claro que sÍ. cada día nos estÁn poniendo más obstÁculos en la vida. juan: explica este portavoz que las personas que cuenten con algÚn permiso para estar legalmente en el paÍs como los beneficiarios de daca o tps, sÍ podrÁn obtener la licencia. >> pero esa licencia se vence en la misma fecha en que se vence ese permiso. juan: cabe aclarar que si la persona desea seguir utilizando su misma licencia, podrÁ hacerlo, sin embargo a la hora de abordar un aviÓn deberÁ presentar ademÁs un documento oficial como por ejemplo el pa jorge: autoridades de california anunciÓ la reapertura de la autopista 101 al condado de santa bÁrbara casi dos semanas despuÉs de que avalanchas de lodo aatraerÁ más de 20 personas y destruyeran casi 130 viviendas. el sÁbado fue hayao -- hayado de una mujer hispana. ilia: al menos cinco trabajadores fueron reportados como desaparecidos tras una explosiÓn en

organizers of the new california effort are planning to work with the california legislature, they say, and the u.s. congress to make their vision of two californias a reality. congress by the way would need approve the splitting of california. in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the chp is lacking for whoever shattered windows on five tech charter buses on 280 in redwood city. these photos come to us from mashable. the chp says four of the five buses were carrying apple employees. the other was a google employee bus. the chp says the windows were shattered yesterday as the buses traveled in both north- and southbound directions at different times of day. no injuries. the chp is working with apple on the investigation. >>> these buses are unmarked, so we don't anticipate that they were targeting one company because there were apple and google buses but it looks like they were targeting the charter buses. >> the chp says at this point officers don't know whether it was a pellet gun round, rocks or something else that hit the buses. mashable says apple has rerouted its b

this triage tent was constructed down in southern california. a director at the medical center says her staff is treating 60 more patients each day than usual. this is one of the worst flu seasons in years. in california, at least 42 people under the age of 65 have died of complications from the virus. >>> amazon has announced its top 20 cities for a second headquarters. the full list of finalists leans toward locations in the midwest, south and east coast, but l.a. did make the list. other cities include atlanta, boston, chicago, toronto, dallas, washington, dc. the criteria, it has to be a metropolitan area with a population greater than a million and the ability to attract and keep strong technical talent. >>> the earth's warming continues in 2017. nasa said last year was second warmest year after 2016 but unlike 2016, 2017's warmth was not aided by el nino. it's fueled by emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases according to some experts. >>> today we have rain. >> we are watching the rain coming down to the north of us. throug

fueling multiple wildfires in california. flames erupted in early october in napa and sonoma counties...and quickly spread.many residents had little time to escape.ernie chapman / wildfire survivor: "i didn't grab anything, really... seconds could have made the difference between life and death, so there was no waiting."the vicious winds made it difficult for firefighters to battle the flames.and the wildfires burned out of control for days. then in december - fierce santa ana winds - fueling devastating wildfires. the skirball fire in los angeles county burned so close to the 405 freeway - officials had to temporarily shut it down.and in ventura countythe thomas fire scorching thousands of acres and destroying many homes.from hurricanes to wildfires -- 2017 was another year of billion-dollar disasters.i'm kristen holmes reporting. ( will ) u-c-s-f welcomes the u-c-s-f welcomes the first baby born in the bay area in 2018. the baby boy was born two minutes after midnight. he weighs 6 po

in the bay area and in california. we will hear from the governor candidates and look at the hotly debated races. the state of california airs today at 4:00 and then tonight at 9:00. >>> just a few minutes from the closing bell and this is another look at a down day for the indexes. the dow jones is down 321 points. hefty losses in healthcare and tech stocks. the nasdaq down 54 points. the s&p 500 down 26.>> thank you for joining us, we continue our coverage on ktvu.com. we will bring you the state of the union address tonight at 6:00. dr. oz: did you think she was capable of this evil? and siblings beaten starved for years, what drove them to do this? turpin's sister and it all n reveal how started. haven't hurt. coming up next. dr. oz: tucked away in a small town, itia

covered california. es más que cuidado médico. es cuidado para la vida. noticia.... tenemos informacin de ultimo minuto, autoridades de oakland reportaron un tiroteo en el que se vieron involucrados agentes del orden.......cerca de la estacin del bart west oakland, al parecer dos sospechosos fueron heridos de bala....... --estas son imagenes en vivo donde se puede observar que hay una gran movilizacin policaca en el lugar......se indic que la policia del; bart tambin se vio involucrada en el incidente.. --esta es una noticia en desarollo... los mantendremos informado en cuanto tengamos ms detalles..... bart officer comes up on 2 men at 7th street and chester . and ultimately fired. 2 men have been shot.but it's still unclear if the bart officer is responsible for the wounds. that's because another firearm was recovered at the scene. not clear how many shots were fired.. not clear if that firearm found at the scene was fired --en mxico se dio a conocer que el still unclear if the bart officer is responsible for the wounds. that's because another firearm was recovered

it's been a particularly rough season in california. statewide at least 29 people under the age of 65 have died as a result of the flu. that's around three times higher compared to this same time last year. >> governor brown plans to ask the trump administration to block the expansion of offshore oil drilling in california like he's already done in florida. a plan revealed included six new leases for drilling platforms off california's coast. florida received an exemption tuesday after its governor complained about possible environmental damage. "the sacramento bee" reports california may take legal action to stop offshore drilling. >>> good morning to you. extensive cloud cover and some of this in the form of fog impacting your commute. quarter mile visibility, napa, petaluma, just over a mile in concord. so high pressure is in control. the state is dry today but a weak weather system will ride over the ridge allowing for more clouds in the north bay, a possible sprinkle. a live look outside you can see the embarcadero. it is foggy. if

last week the california department of public health said there was a spike in california. rob roth has more on how the bay area has been impacted. >> this oakland woman got the flu and it lasted three weeks.>> it was rough. i felt very weak. >> she survived but many haven't. that would -- department of public health says that we are almost double from one week ago. the death toll now stands at 74 statewide. >> it is struggling but it is far-reaching. >> of the fatalities, 25 were from the greater bay area. of that, six from contra costa, five from santa clara, four from monterey and three from santa cruz. a new study reveals people infected can pass it on just by breathing. >> part of it is what is the culprit? this one seems to be strong. that is why transmissibility is more. >> several clinics and hospitals say that it appears the number of flu patients is leveling off but that does not mean the crisis is over. >> sometimes we can get another wave. >> health experts recommend people get their flu shot, doctors say that it is better than not getting it and if you have a f

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. >> i california. the run offbrought debris from the hills devastated by the wildfires. the charred lands have left low- lying areas vulnerable to flooding and mudslides. large boulders were pushed down the hillside, rep turing a -- rupturing a gas line. >> i can't quite believe it. was that a house behind us. >> reporter: crews spent much of tuesday rescuing people stuck in the mud, including one teenager trapped up to her neck for hours. dozens more had to be pulled out by helicopter. this car was one of many vehicles parked at the top of a hill. pushed to the bottom and covered in mud. >> there were just a few people who didn't listen to the fire department when they told us to take every car off the street. those few people, their cars were like any lated into conditions got so bad that authorities had to order new evacuations, forcing some people to drive right into the flowing rivers of mud. >> kelly wright reporting. trees, boulders and other debris poured on to highway 101, a major link of cour

do your thing, with energy upgrade california. amen shot and killed by san jose police yesterday and it powerplant was heavily armed. >> where live outside police headquarters with new details on the deadly confrontation with the police chief is saying. >> reporter: authorities are not sure why the man was at the powerplant but they think he had nearly it doesn't weapons with him and refused to surrender to police.>> he is on foot. >> reporter: for san jose police the preliminary call was concerning. you man had depends at the plant and appeared to be armed. this witness asked not to be identified. >> he was sitting down with the windows fogged up. he had an object mounted on his dashboard. >> reporter: that was not all. in addition to the sword authorities say the man carried with him two axis, a long pole, six knives and pepper spray. he was on the grounds of the powerplant which serves part of san jose when he was confronted. >> the suspect ignored commands and yelled shoot me and kill me several times during the incident. the

incluyendo una de la universidad de california. el fiscal general de california escribiÓ: " las vidas de los dreamers cayeron en el caos cuando la administraciÓn de donald trump tratÓ de terminar con el programa "daca". esta decisiÓn es un gran paso en la decisiÓn correcta". en la casa blanca el presidente donald trump anunciaba frente a congresistas y senadores de ambos partidos un proyecto de leypara reemplazar el programa migratorio "daca" y con Él al mismo tiempo, reforzar la frontera con mÉxico con la construcciÓn del muro. >> se hacemos acÁ bien, no estamos tan lejos de una reforma integral. yo me enfrentare a la controversia y me enfrentare a todo lo que me dio los republicanos y demÓcratas. el mandatario tambiÉn dijo que va a reemplazar la acciÓn diferda con un programa lleno de amor". >> hay un deseo de llegar a un acuerdo, pero como todo, los detalles de ese acuerdo son de suma importancia. flavio: detalles que los polÍticos podrían no llegar a obtener luego de la decisiÓn que tomarÁ el juez de california

ya son cien las muertes asociadas a esta condiciÓn, la mayorÍa en california y texas. la situaciÓn es tan complicada, que en algunos hospitales se agotaron los sueros. estÁn utilizando bebidas energÉticas como el gatorate, vÍct vick rodrÍgu. >>> el esposo de diana sufre esta entefermedad >>> es un dolor de cabeza >>> los hospitales tienen una alza en el nÚmero de pacientes enfermos >>> el aÑo pasado tenÍamos un paciente de vez en cuando y ahorita 10 al dÍa >>> segÚn informe esta temporada el virus se ha extendido has46 estados y al menos 110 personas han muerto a nivel nacional. en california el estado mÁs afectado se reportan 27 muerte en dallas 1 18 personas. >>> la vacuna que tenemos este aÑo no, fue buen, buen momento >>> aunque la vacuna no funcionaba de la forma que esperaba, los expertos exhortan a la comunidad para que se vacunen de estar forma harÁn qu los sÍntomas sean severos. pero hospitales sufren de suero porque la fÁbrica de puerto rico fue demolida por el huracÁn marÍa, muchos hospitales sustituyen los sueros con bebidas tipo gatorate.

california. but mostly in the bay area. the chronicle is quoting an anonymous source familiar with the operation who says it is planned to take place within weeks. those who have criminal records and those who have been served final deportation papers will be the focus. but if agents come across other undocumented immigrants during the raid, they'll be taken into custody. an official with i.c.e. told us he cannot speculate about future operations. so that is the official word from i.c.e. but the source who knows about the operation says i.c.e. agents across the country will be flown in to california to help with this sweep. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> amy, thank you. >>> happening today, vital information for d.r.e.a.m.ers is expected to be released. there's going to be a news conference to discuss steps students can take now. the attorney general, uc president janet knanapolitano a others will be there. they're asking that a decision be overturned to keep pro

it was a big topic at california's gubernatorial debate last night in southern california. >> we all get we're going to have to compromise. but increasing deportation in our cities, um, building a wall at $30 billion, isn't a compromise. >> i think the spread actually suggesting some things that could help the system. he is actually proposing to have a pathway to citizenship for daca which obama never even did! >> reporter: now, the president's plan is specifically designed to get 60 votes in the senate which is enough to protect it from a filibuster because there is the possibility of another looming government shutdown coming next month. now, a lot of california's representatives speaking out against this plan. senator dianne feinstein tweeting: >>> there's going to be protests around the country continuing today one at noon here in san francisco in front of the i.c.e. office on sansom street. live at city hall, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> the palestinian president has issued a defiant response to president trump's threats to cut more u.s. aid if they do not agree to a peace process.

make southern california a marijuana sanctuary state, to protect california users against federal investigations. >>> the nation's largest food service company has stopped using romaine lettuce after reports of a possible e. coli break-out. canada's public health agency pound 58 cases of e. coli in the u.s. and canada, including two deaths now. most of the patients reported eating romaine lettuce beforehand. today, compass group, which supplies food to hospitals and school cafeterias, told its distributors to use other leafy greens instead. san francisco health officials suggest staying away from any uncooked food linked to e. coli. >> cook it, you know it's contaminated with something. cook it and it will kill all the bugs. otherwise, avoid it until we figure out what's going on. >> the cdc is trying to track the source of the illness. northern california gets its lettuce from imperial county or yuma, arizona. local restaurants believe it's safe to eat. >>> caltrans is taking action after last month's report on a dangerous stretch of road along the oakland estuary. but the victim's mother who s

california bit off more than they can chew. >> california never declared itself a sanctuary state. it limits the extend to which local law enforcement officials can -- in hopes of protecting innocent immigrants. >>> california democrats trying to find a way to get around a new cap on state and local tax deductions. they're preparing to unveil a plan. instead of paying taxes to the state, californians would be allowed to donate the money to the state [indiscernible] and deduct the entire sum from their federal taxes. people who donate to those funds often have greater benefits. people who choose not to donate would be required to be -- pay state taxes. taxpayers in the state could deduct an unlimited amount of state and local taxes from their federal taxes and that number is limited to 10,000. >>> dangerous conditions continue -- >>> the window for the surfing competition is open. we'll tell you about changes sen this year's mavericks challenge. >>> at least 12 people have died due to the frigid temperatures across the country and more cold weather is on the way. >> jonathan terry r

. >> california better hold on tight, you will see a lot more deportation in the state of california. if politicians don't want to protect their communities then ice will. >> orin hatch, the longest-serving republican in the senate and a former boxer is throwing in the towel. >> knows when to hang up the gloves. ♪ >> good morning from the streets of new york city. it is a brand-new day, your first live program of the day at 4:00 on the east coast, you're watching "fox and friends" first on wednesday morning. let's get to the top story, donald trump drawing a hard line on dreamers, a critical meeting today. his top aides sitting down with democrats and topping the agenda a deal on the budget. chris jenkins was us live in dc, what can we expect today? >> they have until january 19th to come up with a plan to avoid a partial shutdown, democrats ho funding talks over a dac a 6. what to do with dreamers? dreamers facing a march deadline, something donald trump tweeted about yesterday, democrats are doing nothing, just interested in politics, it will go hard against dems, start falling in

es ese panorama en el sur de california. tenemos las imÁgenes que hasta ahora estÁn inundando las redes sociales. ♪ ♪ de apocalipticos califican los deslaves que arrasan partes del sur de californi y dejan hasta el javier: califican de apocalÍpticos los deslaves que dejan 15 personas 25 heridos en california. eso, como resultado del diluvio las Últimas horas, ocurrido en las mismas zonas donde hace unos meses sufrieron las consecuencias del devastador incendio thomas. hoy varias calles amanecieron como rÍos de lodo y escombros. algunas casas quedaron destruidas y varias principales vÍas fueron cerradas. carolina: leÍa las fotografías de la autopista 101. estÁn totalmente llenas de lodo. el trÁfico vehicular ha sido afectado, sobre todo en california donde es bastante complicado. justamente y hablando esos videos virales en el condado de santa bÁrbara las imÁgenes que vemos en pantalla para mostrar el momento exacto en que la guardia costera rescata a esta familia. en un helicÓptero suben a un padre, una madr

and yet none of that makes it into the classroom in california. and what is the impact of this failure to transmit this basic information about, you know, one of the most not only evil, but also one of the most important ideologies that ran governments throughout the world in the 20th century is the fact that it whitewashes that experience with the result that students here in california and elsewhere, you know, end up having no idea about the immensity of the evil that was communism. and so, for example, in polls of millennials you find out that for those people, those millennials who have heard of him, one in four have a favorable opinion of vladimir lenin. and even worse than that, more millennials believe that more people died under the administration of george w. bush than under josef stalin. [laughter] so, you know, what everyone thinks -- whatever one thinks about the bush family, i mean, there's no concept of, at what jeane kirkpatrick, the ambassador to the united nations during ronald reagan's administration, you know, said about the sov

the future of california. good morning. thank you for joining us. >> i'm marcus washington. the governor gave his final state of the state address minutes ago. nbc bay area has been listening in the news room, and, chris, what happens the reception from the message? >> governor brown is a fast talker, includes a lot of facts and details in his speeches, so we are going to continue to look into some of those claims in a moment, but he was welcomed to the podium with a standing ovation. before touting a california economy growing by 846 billion dollars and 2.8 million jobs. [ applause [ applause ] yes, well, thank you, thank you. >> reporter: this is governor brown's 16th and final state of the state, although, he joked he would accept the nomination. governor brown talked about the toll of our state's devastating wildfire and mud slides and how california answered the call for help without regard to party. it was a bipartisan effort like other successes california's seen in recent years. >> a couple confidences

huge day because 105 years ago california became the first state to california became years ago because 105 huge day ( will ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( will ) and big news this morning for raiders fans... head coach jack del rio has been fired. kron 4's camila bernal is live at raiders headquarters this morning with the latest. ( camila )in our other top story this morning ...oakland raiders coach jack del rio has been fired after a disappointing season. mark davis fired del rio after the team's season-ending 30-10 loss to the los angeles chargers yesterday. del rio had signed a four-year contract extension last february after oakland ended a 13-year playoff drought with a 12-win season last year.the raiders followed that up with one of the most disappointing seasons in the nfl. oakland went 6-10 for t

raids in california. the chronicle says in the coming days or weeks about 1500 undocumented workers will be targeted across the bay area. many view it as a retaliatory act by the trump administration which opposes our new status as a sanctuary state. today javier becerra reminded employers that they may not open their businesses or files to i.c.e. agents. >> if they voluntarily start giving up information about their employees or access to their employees in ways that contradict our new california laws, they subject themselves to actions by my office or local prosecutors. >> mr. becerra, our attorney general in california and such actions can be punished with a $10,000 fine. becerra doesn't question the federal government's authority to uphold immigration law, but there is a case in the courts right now over whether the feds can force california to do the job for them. >>> meantime, the clock is ticking. minutes ago the house passed a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown, but that bill is unlikely

do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> welcome back. let's take a look at what's going on around the state today. quieter than yesterday. notice the thick fog throughout the central valley during the morning hours and then temperatures hit the upper 50s to low 60s. look at the 70s to 80s with the sunshine. then we've got 56 in tahoe. look at the snow pack keeps getting worse. now down to 23% of average. we do have that winter storm warning for noon tomorrow through 4:00 friday afternoon. down to lake level. 1 to 2 feet of snow is possible. as you look at -- we definitely need it. it's going to be chilly this weekend. they'll be making more snow before the weekend. >>> in southern california a law firm filed the first lawsuit connected to the deadly mudslides in santa barbara county. they accuse them of negligence. it left the forest area above montecito without vegetation. the water main zones operated by the water district failed during the storm adding millions of gallons of water to the mudslides. 115 homes were destroyed in montecit

because that's what california -- and they're blond. that's what california is about. that's what commercials have been about for many years. that's not what california is about. if you know anything about california, among other thing i'm a native born california. i have studied third-degree state 50 years or more. you realize this state is so top si tur vi. it's like a roller coaster gone bad. it can be a boom state economically one year. it can be in the hole $30 billion the next. it can be a state that embraces immigrants as it has in the past. it can be a state that is absolutely done everything it could to make immigrants feel uncomfortable. it can be a state where there's nothing but flowing water and enabling everybody to grow and use whatever purposes and it can be a state another five or six years later where there's nothing to drink. there are so many extremes in california. and just when we think we're sort of going to get it to get on top of things, we fall down. so that's why i said the rise and fall. it comes and goes. up and down. but at the end of the

greg, questions about california. everyone thinks this is a beautiful utopia of rich beautiful people. it's actually the capital, poverty capital. >> greg: this movement is more preferable than the movement you find in downtown l.a. which has turned into turd village. if you are in l.a., it's especially around skid row, there is a joke in there but it's too grim. it's terrible. it's horrible. i don't blame anybody was there because california has kind of like your broke uncle who acts rich. he picks up the tab, he owes every bookie 100g's. the time for paying up is closing in. >> katie: kimberly, what do you think? >> kimberly: i don't think it's going to happen but i feel for the people in rural areas in california. they are paying so many taxes, not really getting anything for it. california, so many instances, disregard the law. they do whatever they like. they legislate as they go. they are having a tremendous amount of problems. obviously physically they have some serious issues and good luck to whoever becomes t

the virus has been on a tear through the bay area and california. some hospitals are restricting or suspended visiting hours all together. city health officials say two nurses are under warrantee to protect early -- quarantine to protect elderly patients. statewide at least 17 people under the age of 65 have died due to the flu so far this season. >>> in the coming decades, it may be possible to have children who are not only free from deadly diseases, but born with carefully selected physical and mental traits, and skin cells could be used to create the ideal embryo. on 5 tonight experts caution this future may be closer than you think. >> reporter: from the moment of her birth, sadie was ready to see the world. >> she was actually born with her eyes open. >> reporter: and she was also born with a mind of her own. >> she'll definitely be her own woman. >> reporter: and in her own mother's eyes sadie is perfect, but in the not too distant future perfection will be deliberate and created in a lab. you could choose a particular child to have before th