gavin newsom outlined a wide array of plans for the state of california. his vision for california. and perhaps the biggest bombshell had to do with high speed rail. . california's new governor addressed this joint session of the legislature first by drawing a deeper line in the sand between california and washington. >> it's this border emergency is nothing more than a manufactured crisis. and california will not be a part of this political theater. >> reporter: that earned him a standing ovation. he then went on to take a startling stance on the long-term viability of high speed rail, saying it's too costly to continue as planned. but not pulling the plug on it. >> right now there simply isn't a path to get from sacramento to san diego let alone from san francisco to l.a. i wish there were. however, we do have the capacity to complete a high speed rail link between merced and bakersfield. >> reporter: republican leaders praised his plan. >> i think that was very responsible. and like i said i'm pless antsy surprised. very responsible in some of the things he brought fort. >> repor

he was inbounds floor the california-nerve state bound. they believe he suffocated or died of exposure. >>> san francisco is hosting the chinese new year's parade and public safety is a top priority. how to sign up for text message alerts and how the parade is starting to take shape. >> we're able to push the limits more every year. we have some amazing statutes that our carvers worked on. >> this is our first look at the eye catching over the top floats for the southwest airlines chinese new year's parade. >> it's the year of the pig, you will see pigs everywhere. pigs, i think the quality of the pigs people are gravitating toward is the abundance and joy of the animal. all the dazzle and sparkle. a thousand pounds of glitter and 700 gallons of paint. >> there's 20 floats. we did 19 of them. >> 200,000 are expected to come see the floats on saturday and the city is trying to ensure that not only do you have a good time but that you stay safe. the department of emergency services is encouraging people to tech lunar sf to 888 nevada nerve t

>> i think gavin newsom talks a lot about a california for all and the california dream. he's proposing things like entually starting a single payer health care system here, which, of coue, is something that the trump administration actually would require a waiver for them to even start going down that path. who knows i they're even likely to get that. but initiatives like that, he's talking about free community college for a second year, fadesing in universalpr chool eventually. >> extendingl medi- including undocumented immigrants until they're 26. >> exactly. so i think if you want to be throwing around a term people don't like, you could hear critics saying socialism, socialists, who's going to pay for this, taxes in california are already high. are you going to raise them even more to cover all these programs? they would argue on the other hand at, you know, it's cheaper in the long run if everyone has medical insurance and isn't going to be emergency room for everything. so that's sort of the pu and pull of the argument there >> we have about 20 seconds. there's a s

leaders, over the california emission standards and the potential impact on cars across california. >>> changing up the work we, the discussion about the benefits of working four days instead of five. >> sometimes people don't work on fridays. that gives us a lighter commute. today on highway 4, it does not look light and bay point and clear skies. >>> it is cold and it looks beautiful today. changes are early next week. doesn't this look like it's near the tarmac? >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. the warriors played the sacramento kings. last night, it was a nailbiter to the income. neither team could keep the lead . steph curry had a dog in the first quarter. he led the warriors. two missed free flows by andre kept the kings in the game and a last-minute shot would not fall. the warriors won 125-123. >> that trade line is in three day and the sharks could look for a run to the stanley cup. san jose is an play is. just stopped 26 sharks won 4-0. consumer reports over concerns of reported problems include loose body trim and effects with the glass the spokesman posted that it was

as i say this is targeting north and central california. and that is what they will be in at the highest elevations, two to four inches of rain in the south baby midweek. we'll have complete details when we cover the forecast in a few minutes. in the meantime the teachers in oakland are trying to get ahead of the rain. the union has launched that supply drive. they are asking for canopies for ponchos and for umbrellas, along with water proof art supplies for the picket times, they're also looking for donations of the porta potties in for child care services. danville where police are investigating the deadly shooting. it happened just before 2:30 this afternoon. his identity has not been released and no word yet on any suspects or arrests. >>> new at 6:00, patients made history here today, electing their first ever chairwoman to leave the party out of this midterm elections into 2020. kpix 5 political reporter, melissa caen, introduces us to jessica patterson. >> and today is not about me. tomorrow is not about me. tomorrow is about us. >>

we had 16 canneries in southern california from m los angeles to san diego anand were 40,000 people e in the tuna industry alone in sasan diego and in southern california, but now all there is is the corporate offices for those tuna companies. the processing and the ships, the boats are all in the western pacific now. we've seen the seafood industry in southern california wane quite a bit from when i was a kid, and at the same time, as i mentioned earlier, the world population has tripled, so we're brbringing in n less seafofood,n though the demand is going up and up,p, so we have ththis opportunity to grow fish in the waters off the coast in clean, clear water that's not polluted. it's not within a bay. it doesn't interfere with water skiers or kayakers or anybody else, but it'll be out in 200 feet of water in a quarter- to a half-knot current going by, which means that the water stays clean and the biomass of the fish has no impact on the environment, and yet we'e're stl in very c close proximity to the mararket, so the product when 's brought in is harvested and d on the dock withi

coal pattern heading into southern california . still slow up in the fear . 50 degrees in the temperatures. one more system coming in late saturday, early on sunday. the cold continues. >>> for one dog owner it was a really scary moment . up next, we show you what happens when a hawk nearly swooped up a little puppy. a little puppy escaped death after a hawk swooped in to try to steal the little dog in las vegas. this was caught on camera. you can see the red tailed hawk dived toward the yorky in the backyard of this las vegas home . hawk actually fought with the dog and then started dragging it. the quick thinking owner of the dog came to the rescue yelling and screaming at the hawk and then she grabbed a pillow and hit the hawk a couple times when it wouldn't let the puppy go. >> it happened so fast we just left him out and then they dragon choker it stood on her. >> the hawk finally flew away but it didn't go far. the dog owner says she believes it is somebody's pet. the hawk clawed the yorky in the neck but otherwise she is oka

follow, much like california emissions. mr. chilson: marriott was on my panel and we had a great discussion. we agreed on some issues. agree that the california model is a great model. the process by which it was passed was very strange, and i don't want to go into the full details, but the legislature basically was up against a deadline and had to pass something that literally everyone knew they would have to go back and fix. just for typos, for example. there were typos in it, or missing words. i don't think that is a real model for legislation across the country. is a't think that process model, and i don't think that result is a model for privacy protections across the u.s. host: neil chilson is the charles koch institute and has been our guest here on "the communicators." in the coming weeks, you can look more of our coverage from the state of the net conference. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring

while also listening to the issues facing california's homeless population. the governor hinted he'll underline the push to handle the affordability problem in his state of the state address. <"we have to be more resourceful in terms of sense of urgency and responsibility, the biggest problem we have in this state is people feel like this is somebody else's problem, not theirs.">( darya ) the governor will deliver his state of the state address tuesday. ( darya ) coming up on the kron-4 morning news... we're following the latest on the san francisco fire... and the road closures happening this morning. ( darya ) and salesforce tower will soon open to the public... but you may be out of luck when it comes to a tour. lowe's knows you're a team who does remodeling right. we do it right too, with stylish collections that pull it all together. so, you can rethink your bathroom without rethinking your budget. hot spot accident wb at central blocking. oakland a stalled reported nb 880 near 16th. traffic jammed from high bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the

mr newsome gabbin announced his week that california's high speed rail project that former governors brown and schwarzenegger spearheaded is now one hold because as new some put it quote let's be real the current project as planned would cost too much and take too long that must be nice for someone living in sacramento. who has the money to stay in his nice clean car and not have to deal with that he doesn't have to worry about his children going out and breathing this stuff and having asthma for the rest of their lives he doesn't have to worry about that but i think it's gross that while you know you have the few democrats and a few progressives on the hill right now and even nancy pelosi of all people out there pushing this ok we really do have to do this now we need to do this green new deal and here is gavin newsome like yeah but it serves a bunch of us so right or wrong motives. show grows because of the end of a these are the people that get hurt yeah yeah failing infrastructure it's usually the people that are economically disadvantaged the best without that's where that hurts

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y cientÍficos advierten que una mega tormenta podrÍa azotar california con torrenciales lluvias por varias semanas, que causarÍan el triple de daÑos de un potente terremoto. habrÍan inundaciones colosales. comenzamos con enrique acevedo en la ciudad de cÚcuta. [mÚsica] enrique: buenas noches. abandonen la zona hotelera donde cenÓ con el presidente de colombia. tambiÉn con el secretario general de la oea, luis almagro, y el presidente sebastiÁn piÑera. hasta hace unos minutos permanecÍa juan guaidÓ. se hacÍa paso en medio de la audiencia, llegando hasta el escenario. los detalles los tiene jesse vaquero. jesse: con este abrazÓ el presidente ivÁn duque, juan guaidÓ celebró su llegada a suelo colombiano. siempre acompaÑado de duke, el presidente interino de venezuela se acercÓ al propio lugar del concierto, donde sus compatriotas lo colmaron de elogios. en el puente internacional, ambos dieron un primer mensaje. >> el anterior gobiernoesta de salida. se viene el cambio para venezuelay para la regiÓn. >> ya les llegÓ la hora de decir adiÓs. jesse: mientras guaidÓ estaba c

i didn't think it was going to get resolved at the table i have to remember california thinks they can run the country because they had this national dispensation that they could make their own right you'll ations for their own state but remember the rest of the forty nine states now have to follow through if california makes the regulation because car manufacturers want to make the calls to one standard so instead i'm going to date myself if you were these to have new york emissions and california emissions everyone had their own emissions well now that's now california wants to call the shots for the whole country and that's what the federal government said well wait a minute that may have been fine then but now we're going to change the corporate average fuel economy notice cafe standards and you no longer get that special dispensation to from the california air research board and wherever they get their data from whether it's for just for them only seventeen states have agreed to follow suit one of them newly added is colorado and unfortunately it puts manufacturers in a tough posi

the sanford grad talked women grags and how voters can make an impact on california and the u.s. becerra said democrats would reject any foolish proposal to channel emergency funds to construct a border wall. since becoming attorney general, he has sued the trump administration 45 times, more than any state attorney general has sued a president's administration. >>> a major announcement is expected later today by san francisco police. we're expecting new developments in a 45-year-old cold case of a serial killer, his nickname referring to the disturbing things he did before committing his murders. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joining us live from sfpd headquarters with details. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus, and we're talking about the black doodler. he calused plenty of terror throughout the san francisco gay community in the 1970s. we want to show you a sketch of this person, the black doodler as he was referred to. he got the title because obviously he was a black man, as you guys could see, in that sketch, but he would also sketch or doodle gay people be

. >> la crisis en la frontera es una emergencia fabricada es el mensaje del gobernador de california. >> mc engliback engli (habla).. >> paola logrÓ hablar con el nuevo lÍder de california acerca del mensaje que le envÍa a los inmigrantes en el estado. >> back englidesde el pleno de senado en el capitolio, este senado recalcÓ su rechazo a las polÍticas de donald trump. >> mc englila crisis de la frontera estÁ en los niveles mÁs bajos desde el 41, el gobernador anunciÓ el repliegue de las fuerzas armadas. >> no solo la ralea de california y de quienes viven aquÍ,, sino la frontera, el inmigrante. >> la guardia nacional, dijo el gobernador, serÁ asignado para investigar las plantaciones ilegales de marihuana. >> allÍ se deben usar las tropas, no en contra de familias que buscan asilo. >> (habla en inglÉs). >> ademÁs del tema migratorio hablÓ de otros temas importantes para la comunidad latina. >> deberÍan tener cobertura mÉdica ccu > ese ha sido el mensaje mÁs claro de houston pero su primer mes en el gobierno. >> (habla en inglÉs). >> otro tema que generÓ reacciones

boy: the california poppy is a flower native to california. rumble: it wasa beautiful ing to have a burrowing owl be discovered by a fourth-grade student two wters ago. and even more incredible was that this little owl stayed with us, and so, i sometimes think of this as aoo without cages. i think of my students who live in those buildings right across the street. they wake up in a concrete building. they go down concrete stairs. there's a little patch of concrete maybe to bounce a ball. they walk across a concrete sidewalk, an asphalt street, another concrete sidewalk, and thecome onto a campus which is largely asphalt. then they go home and they do it again. they need this connection to nature like every human being. now they have access to nature right here on their campus. hee: i like to call it multispecies justice, so, it's thinking about what is it right to do by people. how do we make this a more just, a more fair space for the different groups of people who inhabit the city, but how do we also makehabitable place for the non-human spe

paul: has he tried to help california in any way? >> he's had flexibility in terms of water restrictions with their delta, farmers are very thankful for that. he's also provided some money or federal funding for firefighting. paul: all right. still ahead, president trump and kim jong-un prepare for a second summit in vietnam. a look at what to expect from next week. >> kim and i have a very good relationship. i would not be surprised to see something work out. ♪ (butcher) we both know you're not just looking for pork chops. you're searching for something more... ...red-blooded. right this way. you thirst for adrenaline, you hunger for raw power. well, you've come to the right place. the road is yours, dig in. comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my netw

southern california some places it's 150, 180% of average. we have a chance for more activity this week. it is not a big deal. tomorrow starts off cool just like today. mostly sunny, mid-50s and upper 50s. when i come back we'll take a look at the range hands on wednesday. see you back here. >>> the city of sausalito joined marin county in response to last week's big storms. this will allow sausalito to apply for state and federal disaster relief money for monthly damage and other problems. this emergency declaration comes after a rainsoaked hillside gave away a long sausalito boulevard sending a duplex sliding into another home. susan gordon, the only person in the duplex at the time, was rescued from the rubble and suffered only minor injuries. >> i do not understand how i came out of that. it all happened so fast and it was over with pretty fast that it was impossible for me to comprehend how i escaped out of there with nothing but the scratches on my face. >> a section of sausalito boulevard remains closed while engineers conduct safety i

the people of california. all of them. i'm sure that senator atkins joins me in signing another som our team. he shares our progressive values and our commitment to making california better for all of its residents. i congratulate him and look forward to his first state of the state address. we can count on his successor as lieutenant governor. now high school my pleasure to introduce the president pro tem of the california senate, the honorable tony atkins. >> well, good morning and thank you. thank you. thank you. it is wonderful to be back in this house today. thank you so much, mr. speaker, for hosting us from the senate and for your partnership. it is extremely important. on behalf -- >> we'll continue to monitor what is going on on our state capitol and expecting governor newsom to give his first state of state address and we're streaming this live. we'll of course bring you back there live. >>> we want to get to one of thd top stories today. it's the weather. nbc bay area sky ranger out though the cloudy skies in th

and southern california. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. strong wind and rain is coming our way. >> yes. >> i was telling everybody, there is a lot of water on the freeway. >> we're just getting started. >> there is an inch and date quarter in santa rosa. some communities are not bad but the wind is picking up as well as moisture making its move. there are warnings and watches but you can see the heavy cells are pushing on shore with the 40s and 50s were the times. the wind kicks in with a couple of surges today with a secondary impulse moved through thursday and another on friday. is gusting from 35 to 40 miles per hour. this will keep rain most of the day moderate to heavy. areas to the north of the golden gate will take the brunt of this now.>> this man will get you through the trials with a tough morning commute. >> i want to tell you, there is water coming down. >> on oakland burke lakeside? >> there is a big crash and the other side has water going down the hill. there is a crash westbound on 24, right before the tunnel starting with

niÑa de siete aÑos en santa rosa, california. este vÍdeo viralgrabado por la cÁmara de vigilancia de una casa muestra dos niÑos corriendo; el mayor cruza la calle pero la pequeÑa es golpeada y lo peor es que el conductor huye de la escena. gracias a dios la menor sÓlo sufriÓ algunos rasguÑos. ellos han logrado dar con este hombre porque vieron como Él después de haber atropellado a la menor huyÓ hasta un establecimiento para guardar su autoy lo camuflada para borrar huellas. >> la novia de un hijo del presidente de mÉxico, andrés manuel lÓpez obrador, explicarÍa la cordial relaciÓn que Él mismo mantiene con donald trump, ella es irene sofÍa. ella fue finalista de miss universo y gracias a trump obtuvo una beca para estudiar modelaje y actuaciÓn en nueva york. >> ahora nos acompaÑa gerardo reyes nuestro director de noticias que estÁ subiendo este caso. por quÉ esto genera tanta polÉmica en méxico? >> porque esta niÑa es una reina que viera podido tener una historia comÚn y corriente pero lo interesante es

it is snowing in california, crazy. >> i love jerry o'donnell and the snow only lasted a few minutes and most places and the mayor of boston was tweeted and the mayor boston called them to offer to send them some snow plows. >>> forget the farm fresh and california lawmakers could make it legal to get the accidental animals that are yet on the roadways. >> senate bill 395 would allow drivers that fatally strike them on the road to apply for the wildlife salvage permit. it would be free and it must be filed within 24 hours of the collision. the bill would allow nondrivers to come across the roadkill to salvage the dead animals. >> when it gets hit that hard or anything with that maximum amount of trauma, you will have a lot of tough meat. >> california is following 20 other states that have ready- made eating roadkill legal. uc davis has a website documenting roadkill incidents across california with 60,000 cases of roadkill collisions recorded and most of that is with the deer. you could have venison if you like but it could be very tough. >> or the turkeys because we have a lot of w

gracias fiscal general de california por acompaÑarnos en la ediciÓn digital. al tiempo que se produce la crisis constitucional, el presidente trump se donde darÁ un discurso centrado borja: hay mucha desde estados unidos dos cargamentos de ayuda humanitaria que serÁn ingresados el sÁbado a maduro de ese a las amenazas impedirlo por la fuerza. nos conectamos para ampliar mÁs esta informaciÓn desde cÚcuta, colombia. reportero: muy buenas tardes y saludos desde bogotÁ capital de colombia con lo Último sobre la ayuda humanitaria que para venezuela serÁ movilizado el prÓximo 23 de febrero a travÉs de la fronteriza ciudad de cÚcuta. ayer a esta ciudad llegÓ a las Últimas horas el congresista marcos rubio quien en una improvisada rueda de prensa dijo en el puente fronterizo simÓn bolÍvar que comunica a colombia con venezuela que la ayuda llegarÁ sea como sea. tambiÉn hablÓ muy mal del gobierno del presidente maduro a quien tildÓ de ser un delincuente y dijo que el Único gobierno legÍtimo que existe actualmente es el de juan guaidÓ. con la llega

i started buyingers and snappers and scallops out of baja california and diversified the business. [saw whirring] we buy directly from the boats. we know who we're buying from, and then we take care of the quality and get it to our different customer levels, whether it's a wholesar in san francisco or whether it's a restaurant here in san diego or door. we'll bring the fish back here, and we'll grade th one by one, so each fish, we'll do a tail cut, a core sample. we'll grade the fish. uh, number one? this one's a little different. the tail is a little bit off color, but the core is nice, so i graded it a 2g with a two plus 4. we have a limi can take to keep the population sustainable, and yet we have a growing population in the world, so we need this seafood. there areore imports now. half th world's seafood supply is being farmed. it's not happening in the u.s. it's happening ino er country under probably less strenuous environmentalonditions, and meanwhile, we don't have it happening in the u.s. because of all our regulations. schubel: aquaculture refers to growing seafood in wa

which are in the forest that have been impacted by fire, are the major source of water resources for california." state officials say the scope of the devastation of recent wildfires stretches beyond homes and businesses, and that future fires like them could threaten watersheds with erosion and debris flows. calfire director thom porter testified in front of lawmakers at a hearing on the topic wednesday.((thom porter- calfire director)) "the sta has fires with watershed emergency response teams, it's calfire and the california geological survey, to determine what those critical areas are that could see damage or a high flow of water."porter says moving forward, these teams need to do this type of work state-wide before fire season. the state's top fire official also says forest management and watersheds are linked, and that there are several forest grooming projects underway. with a goal of reducing 60,000 acres of fire fuel this year... porter says the state is about 40% of the way through, with late fires in 2018 and early rain this year delaying some of that work.the state is dedicating one

get ready for more people to move out of california. a new report reveals the majority of a certain age group can't afford to live here anymore. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth, or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white, the whitening therapy collection with new spearmint and peppermint oil. it gently whitens, plus it has a fortifying formula to protect your enamel. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. breathe freely fast, with vicks sinex. my congestion's gone. i can breathe again! ahhhh! i can breathe again! ughh! vicks sinex. breathe on. back to our breaking news... lanes of the richmond san rafael bridge are shut down.... after pieces of concrete fell from the upper deck. we'll continue to we'll deck. from the upper deck. we'll continue to we'll continue to track the latest. (vicki) happening now... water managers are temporarily pulling the plug from the south bay's larg

and within california alone, there are eight different databases. so you can imagine the challenge that we will have nationwide. adult protective services, the california welfare director's association, is asking -- directors association, is asking for more public access and guardian training funding. we have california universities that are doing some research in these areas, so one thing that struck me is the partnership with the university system, both the cal state and the u.c. system. they're -- thornton thomasetti state of adult -- the state of adult daycare services in california, that's a quite complicated system. it was a victim of the 2011 recession, and they pointed out that 25% of millennials have caregiver responsibilities, so millennials are very interested in this topic. and there's -- it takes about two years to start-up a new center, and new york university is doing a pilot study on the effects of nutrition on hospitalization, and it'll be interesting to watch, and ucla is doing a study on mental health. we had an update on the olde

lee will serve as california cochair of harris's campaign. >>> the numbers are in for california's first year of legal cannabis sales. and projected tax revenue missed the plashing. the state collected just over $345 million in tax revenue last year. a far cry from the $1 billion analysts predicted. oakland assembly member rob bonda blamed high taxes and a robust black market. he recently zeused a bill to lower the tax rate. >>> in oakland, thousands of public school teachers are set to go on strike t today to prepare for what's ahead. the educators want a 12% pay raise over next three years. oakland unified school district is offering a 5% raise. the average teachers' salary last year was just $63,000. we have a full survival guide for parents to get you through the oakland teachers strike plus a look back at the last time that teachers walked off the job in 1996. and you can get the latest on the story tomorrow. >>> a street corner smashed up by ranls. the fear this was a targeted attack. >> the backlash over a new hoodie. >> it looks just like a chicken nugget. and it is. sort of. but

it is cold in the mountains and cold in southern california. the temperatures down there, 30s and has and 20s. everything is coming out of the north. i think southern branch of the jet will plan our weather next week or early march. we're not done with any rain yet. north early breeze for many. and that is the system on the way. we'll probably get about a tenth of an inch out of this. and the source of this will be a powder snow. but system is going all the way down to southern california, 50s on the temperatures today. nice but on the school side. 7:03. sal was busy here and now it is? >>> the latest crash is 80 westbound at central and that crash has delayed people. if you're driving in from richmond trying to get into berkley, it is right there. it seems to be a popular spot for crashes near central. but the traffic is going to be busy. and, while looking at this i noticed how heavy it is heading to the richmond bridge. more people are using the richmond bridge because of 37 being closed on highway 101. and we'll talk about the bay bridge ap

california ranks bottom. we spent about 10,000 a year per student, while other states like new york spent 23,000. >> if we don't change the way that our schools are funded across california, we are not going to fix our problems in oakland, and we are also going to have can tinnie problems across the state. >> reporter: some of the other things these principles are asking for from state lawmakers, debt cancellation. oh usd had to take out a $100 million loan 16 years ago when the state had to take over the district temporarily. they are still thing that back in the teachers, and principals are lobbying for some debt forgiveness. they said that would go a long way to help the district balance its budget going forward. the principles will also be lobbying for changes to state laws, revising state laws about creating new charter schools. district officials argue that all of these things contribute toousd's budget deficit, and that is a big part of the reason why they say they cannot meet teachers the man's for a

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you're hearing about the california/d.c. battle. >> reporter: >> well, we have lost kristen welker's live shot. ab, thaukts on this? >> i think newsom is looking for a fight just like the president. even though this train has come under scrutiny and criticism, it's still their dollars in california for other projects and it's not to be used for a wall. and that it did come shortly after the announcement of a lawsuit. and so it's going to be increasingly more difficult for those remaining republicans in california to back up the fact that he's calling back the dollars. >> i'm told we have kristen welker back with us. you were going through some of the reporting. you heard the white house pointing back. they say this is just business. >> reporter: that's right. they say this is not political retribution and they point to the governor's own words who last week said he's going to move forward with a more scaled back version of the high speed rail project. it was coming in above cost. it wasn't getting finished as quickly as they

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. >> in california. good morning. no doubt because california, marcus, and san francisco in particular is home to the ninth circuit court, and the president feels the ninth circuit is super liberal and likely to rule against him. now the u.s. is actually split up into various appeals courts. so this is the ninth here. the reason they call it a circuit is because although ours is based in san francisco, the judges actually travel around to all the states, they make a circuit. the president says this is full of obama judges. it has judges from many different presidents by both parties. the "new york times" reports president trump tried to interfere with the investigation into his own personal attorney, michael cohen, and cohen's payoff with two women who claimed they had affairs with mr. trump. "the times" says trump asked his acting attorney general to replace the. earn in charge with the investigation is someone more sympathetic. the president denies that ever happened. >> reporter: did you ask acting at

the california police chief's association has come out against it and so has the league of california cities. in a statement their executive director said"this decision puts the public safety needs of communities across the state at risk." green rush...which provides the online sales platform for cannabis express and dozens of other weed delivery companies believes an increase more legit doorstep pot transactions....will actually make california communities safer....since complaint companies have to follow state rules....such as prohibiting deliveries after 10pm.suburbs by and large have banded cannabis retail and, meaning, those votes are still purchasing cannabis, they're not driving 50 miles there closest dispensary, they're looking on the directory they are finding an unlicensed delivery service, they're purchasing from that service and their ruling the dice the safety of the products themselves, their own safety in receiving a deliverygreen rush estimates there are several hundred thousand licensed cannabis delivery is happening every month in california i can but at the same tim

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per pupil, double what california spends. oakland schools are preparing for a planned teacher strike. they plan to keep schools open using other staff members as well as substitute the principal says her the teacher's. because she is an administrator, she has to cross the picket lines. >> we will do what we need to do for besides. i plan to bring coffee and donuts and support my teachers and a small ways i can. i plan to support the students and families that need to be here expect teachers what a 12% pay raise but the district is offering 5%. they are facing a budget deficit expecting to reach $56 million by the 2020-2021 school year. >>> nine schools in san francisco in the bottom 5%. christian explains what is being done to help students in those schools. >> reporter: the dashboard released to meet the standards. and all, 27 schools were identified as needing assistance to improve graduation rates and chronic absenteeism and suspension rates. they say the schools highlighted the same schools the data tells them they need a

we do book about southern california history. when we see a book titled los angeles, we kind of laugh, because it would have to be 50,000 pages long. instead, we take a small part of los angeles and expand upon it and give it a clear history. >> this process has become a degree inw masters each of these topics. we kind of feel like we are the two students of the person who knows the most about it, who is our author. sometimes discovering along the way. now we have done about 100 titles and there has been enough overlap that we can say, that has to do with this other thing we did five years ago. sometimes, the authors know one another. sometimes, they don't. sometimes it is a 1% or a 10% overlap. that gets interesting. we find the interplay of land politics about building this stuff, and this may be a civics center and other stuff might be housing, the land politics don't have much to do with each other at the time, and now when we see what is left and we find, these people that historically were involved in these two things had s

california home. >>> we have new details tonight about a plane that slammed into a southern california home. i mean, the pictures are stunning to look at. tonight we know the pilot's name and what people saw before that plane went down. it is a twin engine cessna crashed into a home in yorba linda yesterday afternoon. witnesses tell the ntsb they saw the plane start to break apart in the air before it slammed into the house. the crash sparked a huge fire killing the pilot and four people. we've led io pastini was behind the controls, a retired chicago police officer and commercial pilot was 75 years old. >>> kristoff st. john has died. since 1991 he played the role of neal winters on the "young and restless" earning nine emmy nominations found unresponsive in his home yesterday. police are trying to determine is alcohol overdose is to blame. he was very open about the suicide of his son back in 2014, his adult son and the impact it had on his own mental health. cristoff st. john was 52. >>> the monter

a california -- california has a safe surrender law that lets the number -- mother of a newborn leave the navy at a hospital or fire station no questions asked. >>> a man wanted by the fbi for tampering with food at grocery stores in southern california and arizona is accused of doing something similar right here in the bay area. the santa clara county sheriff's office arrested the 48-year-old last week. they say he dumped hydrogen peroxide on a bus in sunnyvale. the fbi had an arrest warrant for him for pouring bleach on food in supermarket freezers in southern california and arizona. the santa clara county sheriff's department says its own investigation concluded that he poured hydrogen peroxide on a tray of rotisserie chickens and poured bleach on to cartons of eggs at a sunnyvale safeway last month. >>> it appears congress has agreed on a budget to avoid another shut down. how much money will be going toward border security as president trump pushes to complete the>>> students retu class for another day without heat or hot meals. there is a problem with the gas service at this ele

the california police chief's association has come out against it and so has the league of california cities. in a statement their executive director said"this decision puts the public safety needs of communities across the state at risk." green rush...which provides the online sales platform for cannabis express and dozens of other weed delivery companies believes an increase more legit doorstep pot transactions....will actually make california communities safer....since complaint companies have to follow state rules....such as prohibiting deliveries after 10pm.suburbs by and large have banded cannabis retail and, meaning, those votes are still purchasing cannabis, they're not driving 50 miles there closest dispensary, they're looking on the directory they are finding an unlicensed delivery service, they're purchasing from that service and their ruling the dice the safety of the products themselves, their own safety in receiving a deliverygreen rush estimates there are several hundred thousand licensed cannabis delivery is happening every month in california i can but at the same tim

california, steve mentioned a couple of things in california. the service fee was invented by the teachers' union in los angeles. yes, you can drop your membership and don't have to have dues but you have to pay a service fee equivalent to the union membership dues. so as bill mentioned, dozens of cases and waiver cases and there will be others. but i think one thing is clear, if you don't have organizations like bill's organization, the federalist society and others pressing to enforce the constitutional rights, they don't mean individual rights because an individual worker who is paying $1,000 a year can hardly afford to take on the unions when the unions have friendly legislatures and friendly members of the judiciary, friendly members of the administrative state, it's all stacked against the workers who want to challenge the union. are there people? yes. and it will take legislation to free them up. a little bit of guessing. more litigation. yes, that is always good news for lawyers. i think we'll see plenty of challenges and i think these e

. >> eric brooks, california for energy choice. once again as usual i want to thank and congratulate the sfpc for making real and serious progress. that is good. just to dovetail off the last piece of conversation you got into with barbara. what i heard her say is that the sfpc in 2020, a year from now will be putting in its capital plan buildout plans with an s. that means small individual projects identified individually. it doesn't mean city and county wide and territory wide plan. that is because it is the sfpc job could be conservative with the plans. that is not its role that needs to come from the legislature and board of supervisors. right now we have a situation where the world is waking up. the green party since the mid 2 thoughs are talking about a new deal now progressive democrats like cortez are driving for a green deal. world war ii level mobilization in every city on earth t to buid out a real plan for the entire city and county. that is what we need. that is where in 2019 we need the board of supervisors to pass a