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 tr

gavin newsom spoke to president trump about the powerful quakes that rattled california. the white house is committed to rebuilding damage. dozens remain in shelters in hard hit parts of kern county. the earthquake last night was so strong it was felt in some places here in the bay area. to give you an idea, ridgecrest is about a six-hour drive from san francisco. we have been in ridgecrest since last night and we see how the people are beginning the road to recovery. >> many people are trying to clean up and get things back to normal. this market had quite the damage last night after the earthquake. wine bottles all over the floor and things are different, but one place in the market that's a good reminder of what happened. racing for safety, this shows the moments a family in a ridgecrest laundry mat ran out the door in the earthquake. the middle boy is picking up a little girl and carrying her and seconds later parts of the ceiling collapsed. an emotional cry from a selma native who experienced the jolt of her life. we spoke to her about the frightening experience. >>

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 all

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 piec

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lou: do you suppose gavin newsom is gig us insight on the part of the left. they say the president is perhaps too masculine? the second week in a row he has gone after republicans for hyper masculinity, toxic masculine i. i think he wants the republican party to turn into a bunch of daffodils. >> i don't think the governor of california, the one that's allowing its major cities to turn into a dump, a third world cup industry. we shouldn't be taking any advice from that individual. i'm here in southern california. and it's beautiful and i would love e for everyone to be able o come and witness this beauty and live here and enjoy it. but when you have got somebody like that up at the top, he's living in his own bubble. and the president is strong. i don't't want a president like what we i had in the past who basically held an apology tour and was very, very weak. lou: we see how the iranians are pending that money president obama gave them. lou: president trump means business on the border. butio it seems some in his own administration don't quite get the presi

>>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news governor gavin, newsome talks about his plan for affordable housing as he tours a nearly completed complex in the east bay will take you a lot plus concerns on a california beach after woman was spotted holding what looked like a rifle. we'll hear from police. and after the break we're going to hear from the u s border patrol agent about the culture inside the agency that he says is making the situation worse. >>time is 6.14 we're taking a look at the weather and it's a gorgeous day so it's been a really pretty morning guys, a touch of fog a little bit of sunshine. >>things that we don't mind seeing in evening hours. yeah temperatures this morning are cool and in the 50's and our skies. as i sat touch of fog a little bit of cloud cover there is your view of san francisco this morning which is offering up a little bit of both as i mentioned and san jose it's all about the sunshine. so far today, east bay, lots of sunshine for you as well you re from snow is looking nice and clear skies above the bay area are going to be primarily clear today bu

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 pushing for swift passage, that is partly because credit rating agencies were threatening it to downgrade california utilities if lawmakers failed to act. he is expected to sign the bill into law by tomorrow. >>> meanwhile, in santa rosa a child was hospitalized after being struck by a vehicle near coddington mall. you can see a pink shoe there left on the street. the police had happened 2:30 this afternoon. a toddler was hit by a van off range avenue before the vehicle took off. >> they're looking for the vehicle involved. the only information we have so far is a late-model 80s-90s white van with potentially a chrome rack on top. rub ski police and the child was unresponsive when they arrived at the scene. still unclear what the child's condition is this evening. >>> meanti

tonight governor gavin newsom who suspended the death penalty in california says he's not surprised by the president's decision. >> we have to bring back the death penalty. >> reporter: daniel lewis lee, a white supremacist, was convicted in 1977 of murdering a family of three. today the department of justice said lee and four other men will be put to death in december and january, the first executions under the federal death penalty since 2003. president trump has long said he wanted to revive the federal death penalty, including after 11 people were shot and killed in a pittsburgh synagogue last year. >> people that do this, you have to bring back the death penalty. this is the worst form of terror. >> reporter: one reason for the federal moratorium was concerns the three drug cocktail administered during lethal injections was leading to botched executions. >> his upper body lifted off the bed. his head lifted off the pillow. >> reporter: justice department said it would use a single drug going forward. 29 states still allow the death penalty. one study found since 1973 166 people on

. >> reporter: gavin newsome says he hope this is a wakeup call for everyone to be better prepared. & marc liverman, cbs news. and california will spend more than $16 million on new quake-detecting sensors all around the state. officials say they'll give the utilities and trains a few seconds to shut down before the next quake starts. this could be a big help. >> thank you, marc. >>> a new poll shows president trump's approval ratings at the highest level of his presidency, but he continues to face harsh criticism over his handling of the border crisis. officials say i.c.e. is ready to deport over 1 million undocumented immigrants. house democrats have invited white house officials to testify about this issue. nikole killion is traveling with the president. >> as president trump wrapped up his weekend at his new jersey golf club, a new abc/"washington post" poll reports 44% approve of mr. trump, an all-time high since he entered the office, but 53% disapprove. he's had a disappointing records, a record for any chief in the modern era. while the poll also gave the president high marks

>>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 eligible for any

today governor 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 wa

. >> reporter: 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

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 t

>>thank you very much rebecca to the east bay now governor gavin newsome is hoping that a new affordable housing complex in emeryville will serve as a blueprint for how to increase housing throughout the state crop forcefully to call has more. >>as governor gavin newsome checks out a strong love this stuff, a new 87 unit affordable housing complex in emeryville he says although the nearly $3 billion included in these newly passed budget to address housing and homelessness won't necessarily impact this development, he says the successful collaboration between the nonprofit developer ea 8 housing and the cities of henryville oakland-alameda county. the state and federal governments to fund the $64 million project should serve as a blueprint for how to increase affordable housing throughout the state to state of california cannot. so this issue i assure you the state to >>cities and counties working with the state and federal government. >>the governor and state legislature have agreed on a package of incentives still requiring assembly vote and the governor's signature. he hopes an injecti

>>> tonight , governor gavin newsom signed into law a wild fire insurance fund for the states largest utilities. >>> also we will discuss the shifting pitical landscape in the 2020 presidential election and president trump's on-again off-again push to get citizenshipinformation as part of the 2020 census. >>> plus california is a ep closer to allowing student t athletes topaid. the fair pay to play act.>>> hello. welcome to the kqed news room. i am stt shafer. we begin with a wild fire update. governor gavin newsom signed a $21 billion wild fire insurance fd that would back th state's largest utilities. iesembly bill 1054 will allow california utilto use the fund to cover the liability. if the california public utilities district determines the utility try to prevent wildfires. butthe utilities would first have to invest a combined $5 million. pg&e would have to meet additional requirements including current claims and exiting bankruptcythe end of next june. many of those who oppose the bill say it was rushed into law in that rateostoo much payers are bearing too much cost. joining me

>>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

it's governor gavin newsome doug johnson has that story. this is 100 year-old sidney walton, one of the few former soldiers left from the greatest generation as they're dead. >>you remember why you joined the army. >>to fly >>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 >>pastel want. snow 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, yeah, for that i will all 50 states all for >>thanks 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

>>> tonight , governor gavin newsom signed into law a wild fire insurance fund for the stes largest 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 citizenshipinrmation as part of the 2020 census. a >>> plus california is ep o allowing student athletes to get paid. pathe fair to play act.>>> hello. welcome to the kqed news root i am scoshafer. 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 prevent wildfires. butthe utilities would first have to invest a combined $5 million. pg&e would have to meet additional requirements including current claims and exiting bankruptcy by the end of next june. many of those who oppose the bill say it was rushed intlaw in that ratetoo much cost. payers re bearing too much cost. joining me are

.>> reporter: governor gavin newsom issued a state of emergency and requested federal assistance from the white house. another earthquake with a magnitude of 6 or more could follow in the coming days. in ridgecrest, jonathan hunt. >> earlier today, governor gavin newsom said the earthquake serve as a warning for people in the rest of the state. >> we have an opportunity to get more prepared, vigilant, building codes, home hardening, and the alert system. >> he toured some of the damage near ridgecrest, he has requested a presidential order for fema assistance. they are a reminder that we here in the bay area need to be ready to go anytime, more on the earthquakes from an expert at uc berkeley's seismology lab. >> it woke me up from my sleep. the house was moving.>> reporter: feeling the fourth of july tremor that hit california, she lives in los angeles, came to visit the bay area just hours before a second earthquake. >> i feel like a big one might be coming, and we need a emergency pack. >> reporter: the 6.4 is now being called a for shock, because friday a much larger earthquake st

governor gavin newsome in fact is eyeing a whole new experience when it comes to the dmv negate kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala preview. the 42th. >>california dmv is could be completely transformed under governor gavin newsome for years the department has been scrutinized over technology outages long wait times and some registration errors all of us are. >>perturbed in our age the retail face of government in a one on one interview the governor told us next month he'll be giving a status update on the dmv to reveal some big plans we've hired a team to envision a 21th century retail experience for the dmv and i've seen some. sketches about completely redesigning the experience no more lines, no more having to go to the counter totally different engagement and interaction totally different look and feel i think we need f that way because the futures automation. >>well the transformed experience will take time the governor says his team is putting together creative e cre new saturday hours expanding. the partnership, so you can deal with kiosks the airport or triple l

governor gavin newsome says it will deter gun violence and save lives. opponents though are suing they're hoping of undoing the law they say places an unfair burden on millions of law abiding gun owners. state officials expect 13.2 million checks for individual ammunition purchases. each year going forward. sales force park reopens to the public today, the rooftop park in transit center close 6 weeks after it first opened back in september of last year because to crack beams were discovered in the steel supports the crumbled concrete for the park walkway is also fix that was a problem to celebrate the reopening they'll be free activities today, including yoga birdwatching swing dancing all available and also the gondola at the corner of mission and fremont streets we'll be operating as well however, the first actual bus service that terminal isn't expected to begin until mid to late july. happening today, the city council in piedmont will decide whether to at license plate reading cameras to form or intersections in the city. the city currently has 39 ca

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 are kqed p

governor gavin newsom has issued an emergency proclamation for san bernardino county. >> he previously proclaimed a state of emergency for kern county after a magnitude 6.4 quake on the 4th of july. that is a foreshock to the 7.1 tremor around ridgecrest. the governor has put the operation center for the office of emergency services at its highest level. the state is coordinating mutual aid to local first responders. >> the quake did last for some time. it was felt wildly throughout, well, most of southern california and even as far north here as sacramento. the shaking intensity was very significant. >> there are some reports of fires connected to last night's e thishome in ridgecrest. there is also new damage to some buildings and there are reports of some minor injuries. authorities have not revealed specific numbers but details could emerge with daylight as b situation. >>> all the way in las vegas an nba summer league basketball game was postponed when it started shaking last night. many fans started to head towards the exit. the scoreboard of the speakers hanging from the ceiling

and joining us now is gavin newsom, democratic governor of the state of california. thanks for doing this. >> good to be with you, ari. >> what does this new law do? >> it simply provides responsibility for anyone who wants to place their name on the primary presidential ballot to release five years of tax returns. it also requires the governor of the state of california to do the same, and i think it's appropriate, not just under the circumstances but because norms have been charged sin. since 1973 every elected president has provided their tax returns. we are now in a position where we feel california needs to lead in the absence of federal government requiring the same of the current president and potentially future presidents. >> you mention the current president. you say norms have been challenged. so this is targeting donald trump? >> no, i mean no more than it's targeting me. if i choose to run for re-election, i would be required to do the same. it's politically neutral. it's party neutral. every president candidate. everybody we see up there on the president

>>we've met a 22 so far gavin newsom obr 23th, so then we'll have 27 more to go after the governor's. >>you'll meet mares fire chiefs business leaders a day one wants to say hi thanks for your service sydney. thank you to the state or part about traveling around and see you all. >>and unfortunately his meeting with governor newsom had to be postponed because of the shooting at the garlic festival but the governor has already rescheduled the meeting for next friday. 50 right now in san francisco supervisor is pushing a plan that he says is in a cut the number of homicides and violent crimes in the city to 0 supervisor shame in walton introduced a vision 0 on homicides in violence resolution. it seeks to place violent prevention coordinators in districts that are affected by violent crime. and also calls for better coordination and response from various city departments and community organizations. >>here's a story that will make you roll your eyes a 65 year-old oklahoma woman kicked an officer in the groin it started as a trip a ticket for a broken tail light that escalated the officer

he says -- gavin newsom said "thank you for doing the right thing. california is open the stomach for business and welcome those that represent the best of our american values." left out the fact that nobody comes or because it's too expensive to do business, the taxing is too high, housing is too high for employees and of course the regulations are supremely high, but your thoughts on that tweet from gavin newsom? >> it is the fifth largest economy in the world, or is it sixth, forget. well if one is doing pretty well notwithstanding the taxes and regulations and so forth. it's got other problems. there is this competition between states to get big employers like nike, and if arizona is going to say get away, there's going to be a lot of states, not just california, that are happy to say we can find room for you, gladly. i totally agree with jonah. i think to make this betsy ross flag into something that it never has been again is an unfortunate aspect of what our current politics look like. it's not good. >> trace: i had people call me last night a

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 pe

gavin newsom supports the bill, the -- although it is unclear if it will pass, ey are leaving for recess on friday. >>> the ski season lasted pretty long, eight months in fact, skiers at squaw valley, it opened last november, with almost entirely man-made snow, but then monster storms hammered them in the winter months, it was the snowiest month ever. and also the third snowiest overall season on record. >>> beneficial for all of us, all of that snow, some areas like yosemite with amazing waterfalls this time of year, meanwhile at home, we have a pattern that has kept us a little bit below normal. today's expected to be the coolest day, there is a look at san francisco, 57, santa rosa a mild 70, 63 in oakland, and low 70s in san jose. the inland cities could see another five or 10 degrees of warming, but well below the seasonal warm and most spots. cooler today than yesterday, concorde, livermore slightly warmer. mountain view down by 4 degrees. >>> cloudy along the coastline, it is retreating a little bit, the east bay still covered, all the way into monterey, santa cruz beginning to se

. >> reporter: gavin newsom has declared a state of an urgency promising help. ktvu fox2 news. >>> a developing story where sheriff deputy shot a man in bodega bay. that man reportedly assaulted people last night. we have more from bodega bay. >> reporter: this is a typically safe neighborhood and not much happens here. this community sits on a golf course. we saw the chp unit with front end damage on the back of a tow truck. we believe the suspect may have hit that unit and that is what prompted a deputy to open fire. we understand this started at 8:00 last night when officers got a call to come out on reports of multiple people being assaulted. when they arrived, two people needed hospital treatment and they found the suspect in a stolen car down the road on in pelican loop. they say an assault led up to that deputy opening fire. >> this is a nice area and if it was a domestic issue of some sort, this is a low crime area. >> reporter: we saw investigators searching a grassy cliffside just south of pelican loop right along the coast. it is not clear what they w

. >>> plus, a rare one-on-one interview with governor gavin newsom. what he had to say about the future of california and some of the biggest issues we face. >>> and a routine traffic stop takes a dangerous turn after a deputy gets dragged by an suv. >>> our top story at 6:30. president trump makes history as he becomes the first commander in chief to step foot inside north korea. he holds a nearly hour-long meeting with the leader of north korea. the meeting was not part of trump's original itinerary. >> meg oliver shows us the president manages to engage in his own kind of high stakes diplomacy. >> reporter: with a foot step, president trump became the first sitting president to go inside north korea. >> stepping across that line was a great honor. >> reporter: president trump crossed the demilitarized zone that divides the koreas. they spent about a minute in the north then walked back to the south. >> a lot of progress has been made. a lot of friendships have been made and this has been in particular a great friendship. >> reporter: president trum

this is just hours before governor gavin newsom outlined his plan for cutting down wait times and improving customer experience. among other changes, an improved website, the ability for the dmv to take credit cards and increase in staff, all recommendations from his newly appointed dmv task force. >> they're about getting under the hood of things. they're about solving problems systemically. >> reporter: the governor stressed that initial changes to the dmv would be incremental and things could get worse before they get fixed. it is a busy time. as many as 28 million californians are expected to apply for a new i.d. driver's license before the deadline, which is october of next year, 2020. reporting live here in walnut creek, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you so much for that update there. >>> and there was some frightening moments in massachusetts at one of the most famous vacation some inside. >> wow. look at that. a tornado just ripped the roof off of a on cape cod. the fast-moving storm tore down huge trees knocking out power for thousands. it's one of many destructive scene

but this gavin newsom looking for something about hypermasculinety, you know what would you say every professional athlete is guilty in the country who plays football, basketball, you know, i mean what in the world does that mean to you? >> well, first of all i want to congratulate the govan afford to live with big high walls and if he'll show up he can hide behind a wife, kids until masculine men will show up, at the end of the day you know, i'm still thankful lou that i was raised by a generation of real men that were 19, 18 kids when they storm beach normandy i watch as an adult as i watch these men masculine men run into world trade center burning i can only vision people like the governor running out of those buildings to from the govan over every woman he could find to get out. we have to understand that what defines real men is they're willingness to give up everything to sacrifice everything their lives, fortune, fame for a country our god and our families and these feminine men are not willing to do that so i'm thankful to be surrounded by member that made this country great

newsome estimated damage to cost million. so the work is far from over here now back out here live, i'll show you guys mobile home from across the area where we are you can see just the damage if you drive some of the street some of its hard to spot, but you ok see. >>a house or 2 or a wall like this. it is just damage from those not those 2 major quakes now where this town hall happened a few hours ago is also the location where the red cross shelter is organizers there say they plan to be there for another week, we're too ridgecrest i'm john mueller back to you jim. >>joe just a quick question for you our people please with the response to they feel like it's meeting their needs or do they think that they need more. >>you after that meeting came to an end a lot of people were really said questions but the and before they asked the questions is how much they appreciated the law enforcement of fire. the city and all the response today we're getting after the damage that happened in their city. a lot of people really appreciat

gavin newsom signed a bill into law which requires presidential candidates to release her tax returns in order to appear on a primary ballot. if they do not, they will not be listed. the move is directed at trump. some wonder if the law will stand up in court. >>> advocates called on san francisco for zero homicide. suit supervisors have made a resolution for funds to pay for more officers on foot patrol and neighborhood violence coordinators and videocameras. >>> gilroy police say it appears there was only one person involved in the deadly shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. they have a taste his footsteps and decided he was alone. research at the suspect's car turned up a shark can be purchased earlier this month. >>> the mass shooting in gilroy has event organizers around the bay area taking a second look at their plans. we spoke with organizers of the sonoma fair and first responders on how they are preparing . >> reporter: while workers are getting ready to open the sonoma county fair, those in charge of security had a meeting to discuss plans. the shooting deaths of three pe

also spoke to governor gavin newsom all working together. >> while there were no major injuries, there is plenty of damage people are trying to clean up. abc news reporter megan has the latest from ridge crest. >> reporter: shattered nerves and lingering fears in the southern california region after being rocked by the two stro strongest quakes to hit california. >> ptsd is a real thing. and we're all suffering from it right now. >> the first couple nights after the 7.1. we have a tent set up. we've been camping. >> reporter: those violent tremors igniting fires. this woman recalls the chaos. >> this was just really a very bad situation and point blank it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: the 1-2 punch began on july 4th in ridge crest. 125 miles from l.a. the first quake registering 6.4 magnitude. a day later, a second quake registering 7.1. leaving many here with no option but to evacuate. >> my ceiling is cracked half way through. i have a crack going up my wall so it's not safe to go home. >> reporter: authorities asking people to prepare in case the big one hits. >> stock u

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. >> for some reason, the state and in

>>governor gavin newsome made a stop in the bay area today visited a 100% affordable housing complex sets nearing completion in emeryville ca forcefully to go reporters asked the governor toured that property he touted the efforts that the state is now making through his recently passed budget to boost the production of affordable housing. >>as governor gavin newsome checks out a strong love this stuff, a new 87 unit affordable housing complex in emeryville he says although the nearly billion included in these newly passed budget to address housing and homelessness won't necessarily impact this development. he says the successful collaboration between the nonprofit developer ea 8 housing and the cities of henryville oakland-alameda county the state and federal governments to fund the $64 million project should serve as a blueprint for how to increase affordable housing throughout the state to state of california cannot so this issue assure you the state. cities and counties working with the state and federal government. >>the governor and state legislature have agreed on a package of

here's gavin newsome. >> homelessness, what the hell is going object with our state? i agree with the critics. i agree with all of you. you know? we got a crisis out there. we did some things that we recognize. good enough is never enough. in the spirit of the speaker and of the pro tem and their generous words, i think that we did justice this year to the effort. to donald trump, eat your heart out. we're running record surpluses. you're running record deficits. that's a california value that also speaks to this remarkable state. >> i don't know what most of that meant. >> he looked great though. >> yeah. >> he was practicing his delivery. obviously the mayor of san francisco, the condition of san francisco. he was also -- it's not true what he said. california has a $1.5 trillion deficit. they have a little bit of a rainy day fund. it's extraordinary. the -- i'm a native of los angeles. it's extraordinary. when the democrats took over the state, there's no -- they have complete veto control, no republicans running sacramento. tent cities through los angeles. dagen,

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. this time? by giving them state medicaid benefits. >> we are the most un-trump states when it comes to health policy and i'm proud of that. not just as governor of california. we are providing health care to everyone regardless of immigration status. 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. 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. >> for some reason, the state and in particular the local o

governor gavin newsom issued a moratorium on executions in california concerned about wrongful convictions and ethical considerations. in a statement he said the intentional killing of another person is wrong and our death multi system has been a failure. president trump has spoken several times in favor of the thursday's move adds another divisive issue into the national dialogue ahead of the 2020 presidential election. many democratic statements issued statements opposing the federal execution. >>> a poll conducted last year found 54% of americans in favor of the death penalty for people convicted of murder, 39% are opposed. support for the death penalty has been trending lower among democrats since the mid-1990s but it still remains strong amongst republicans. the federal execution procedure will replace the three drug combination with a single drug and that has been used in other states such as georgia and texas for their executions. >> 750 people on death row. thank you. >>> coming up, u.s. marines accused of helping smuggle migrants across the border. the 16 arrests today at camp pen

governor gavin newsom signed a new measure that would protect sex workers from arrest if they report crimes or if they are caught with condoms. the new law protects women who come forward as victims or witnesses to serious crimes. state senator scott weiner says the bill encourages police to take assault against sex workers seriously. federal law takes effect and prison, or the california man have his conviction on terrorism charges overturned. >>> a wild brawl in cincinnati. what sparked the benches clearing. >>> it is nice to weseyare today, considering what we did at the end of last weekend the weekend. no major heat today, but we will start warming backup for this coming weekend. i will show you what that looks like, coming up. >>> your commute is starting to heat up. you are still good to go on the golden gate and san mateo. that is not a story on the bay bridge or the richmond san rafael bridge where they drive times are in the yellow. i have your commute ahead. >>> looking at the marine leah layer for the bay you can see low grade clouds over the bay bridge. many of the rest o

lauren: gavin newsom declared a state of emergency for kern county. joining us now is jared barios. at least 150 aftershocks were felt, may still be felt. did you feel it, where you are in los angeles? >> i was outside walking my dogs. when you're outside, moving, you don't feel it as much. i didn't feel it. but when i got home, my son was pretty shaken by it. yeah, and we're in downtown los angeles, right near all those skyscrapers, a lot of my friends in those skyscrapers reported it shaking, the buildings sort of swaying back and forth, which is what modern construction does in those large buildings to absorb the shock. so yeah, we felt it. lauren: we were looking at a map, ridge crest is small, a town of 38,000 people. is there a fear that now that earthquakes are starting again, that the big one that everybody fears could be coming and it could strike a population much bigger than ridge crest? >> absolutely. so the greatest shaking that was found was just east of ridge crest, but it was the mojave desert where nobody lives. much of it was absorbed by land in california that was

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 bay area news. >>> the gay parade came to a halt as several protesters linked their arms together and laid down at market street. >> details on that protest, sergio quintana. >> reporter: it is not often that a group will actually try to to stop the whole event. this group was successful in doing that.

california governor gavin newsom toward some of the damage yesterday. and has said he's getting a corporation from the president in terms of federal assistance. listen here. >> would agree on everything but one area where there is no politics, we work to straighten really well together is on emergency response and recovery and increasingly emergency preparedness. and this is consistent with that relationship. reporter: it is sad to say that people are still on edge in ridgecrest and the surrounding area but they're beginning to feel that perhaps, the worst has passed. molly? molly: understandably emotional and really nerve-racking for those folks. thank you for the excellent reporting. leland: joe biden and kamala harris and south carolina today. we getting a reaction from the 2020 field to joe biden started apology for working with segregationists and a senator. first the apology. >> folks, somehow i give the impression to people i was praising the mentor successfully opposed time and again. yes, i was and i regret it. and i'm sorry for any pain or mis

. >>> in a statement today governor gavin newsom said, california is a place of refuge where we thrive on diversity. the scroll incessant threats and rates are a threat to the character of our state. we will be keeping a close eye a potential ice raids. stay with us on air and online at www.kpix.com for the latest. >>> trump is facing criticism over comments he made about democratic congresswoman. he said women who came from their other countries should go back and fix a totally broken and crime infested places from which they came. the president was targeting four women of color open outspoken about his policies. they have condemned conditions of border facilities. house speaker nancy pallotta's we did when donald trump tilts four american congresswomen to go back to their countries, he reaffirms his plan to make america great again has been about making america white again. our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power. >>> staggering data showing a spike in the homeless population in santa clara county. he tells us the growing number of homeless people are not necessarily

. >>> the california governor gavin newsom just find bills and to helping the state handle future wildfires. wildfires safety and accountability law accounts for a multibillion-dollar wanted to be set up. the money will come from the state largest investor owned tility companies and ratepayers. the ratepayers portion will come from a $2.80 monthly surcharge that have already been in place since 2001 and has been extended to 2035. to date the governor praised state lawmakers fork their cooperation. >> i cannot be more proud to come standing here with the author. i could not be more proud of the bipartisan nature of this process. who claim bipartisanship was one member of the other party. that was not the case with as many members of the party. they dynamic here in california, contrast that to the dynamic another statehouses. >> one goal of the fund is tumor quickly compensate people who lost property in fires caused by faulty utility equipment. we will have much more on the story coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5:00 and online on kpix.com. >>> we are getting the first look at a santa rosa dr

governor gavin newsom is expected to sign it. the measure could spark another legal fight between california and the trump administration. the republicans say the bill is unconstitutional. >>> i'm kate nielsen at the live news desk. strong wind and rain already hitting new orleans from tropical storm barry. this is a live not far from downtown new orleans and what we are seeing their is a lot of the storm surge. severe weather has already caused some flooding in parts of the city. we have seen people getting through the both and kayaks because the roads are already flooded. the storm is only moving about five miles per hour because it is so slow-moving it could bring more than two feet of rain to louisiana and parts of florida and mississippi when the storm officially makes landfall either late tonight or early tomorrow morning. president trump has already declared a federal emergency for louisiana. i.c.e. is actually leased a statement saying that they will not be targeting any of the undocumented families who were evacuated or