governor gavin newsom, everybody holding hands, we are all singing the praises of science and politics. that is not true in all parts of california. the central valley, the of one of the most, you know, hesitant populations when it comes to vaccines. i think governor gavin newsom a few days ago was trying to promote boosters by being in the san joaquin valley that one of the schools really speaking to that need for that population to get it. we may be writing this wave of previous immunity to natural infection that is boosting community immunity. but if omicron comes in, we do know from south africa that reinfection is definitely a thing. natural immunity force field may go away and only the people with the vaccine immunity may be left standing. >> all right. you know, myself and many others out there want to know what does this mean for our holiday plans? tell us from your mouth as an expert who has been studying covid-19, nose infectious dieases what are your holiday plans and are you planning to make any changes to them? >> i subscribed to the dr. anthony fauci religion. like you sa

governor gavin newsom, everybody holding hands, we are all singing the praises of science and politics. that is not true in all parts of california. the central valley, the of one of the most, you know, hesitant populations when it comes to vaccines. i think governor gavin newsom a few days ago was trying to promote boosters by being in the san joaquin valley that one the schools really speaking to that need for that population to get it. we may be writing this wave of previous immunity to natural infection that is boosting community immunity. but if omicron comes in, we do know from south africa that reinfection is definitely a thing. natural immunity force field may go away and only the people with the vaccine immunity may be left standing. >> all right. you know, myself and many others out there want to know what does this mean for our holiday plans? tell us from your mouth as an expert who has been studying covi19, nose infectious dieases what are your holiday plans and are you planning to make any changes to them? >> i subscribed to the dr. anthony fauci religion. like you said, d

my guest tonight is california governor gavin newsom. he's here to talk about his new children's book inspired by his own lifelong struggles with dyslexia and how it has shaped him as a political leader. gavin newsom, welcome to the show. >> good to be back. >> trevor: it's really good to see you again, governor. it's been a while. the last time we spoke was over zoom, at the the height of the pandemic. >> yeah. >> trevor: obviously, we're still in it but just looking at everything that's been going on, how do you think california's going now in terms of the pandemic. >> we were worried about the winter surge last year, around the time we saw a big spike in the delta says cases. we peaked in the first week in january where we were getting body bags from outside the state. we had one of the lowest case rates in the summer. we're starting to see an increase but are the fifth lowest for one reason, we have led with vaccinations, administered doses, 93% of adults have received at least one dose, and the key is to continue to promote these li

california voted for gavin newsom. they voted against the recall and they are going to get a lot of bad things happening on the other side. thank you, great to see you. why doesn't anyone like kamala harris? comedian adam corolla has some thoughts plus details on his new comedy special. stay there. ♪ ♪ >> laura: something interesting happened this morning aboard air force 2. 11 months into his first term and the joe biden cabinet secretary was asked this. >> it's 2021 and the whole point of campaigns and elections are when they go well, you get to govern. and we are squarely focused on the job at hand. >> laura: that is a nonanswer. this is hilarious for a few reasons. not the least of which is that the d.c. press corps has already written joe biden's political obituary. but also because they are skipping right over biden current vp. so what is wrong with kamala? for starters, no one seems to like her peers she has a 28% approval rating with the public and the people who work with her seem not to be able to stand h

i don't know that governor gavin newsom can do this unilaterally. but he's trying to make a point.

laura: does that include nancy pelosi or gavin newsom? here someone who hasn't been scared to tell the truth about this pandemic from the start, alex berenson, author of the new must-read book, i love this book, congratulations on the book. this fauci comment and the mindset from him, he is confirming what you and i have thought from the beginning that this is a way of life now. this is the american way of life, masks and mandates are never going away until we have a change in leadership. >> i think that might be true. it is certainly certainly no scientific rationale at this point even distinction between vaccinated and unvaccinated people in terms of their ability to transmit this, vaccinated people can walk around with very high loads of virus just like and vaccinated people and i got to see all the lies, all the misstatements from fauci and other public health people for the last two years and i understand better why everyone is so cynical, everyone who has been paying attention is so cynical about everything that comes out of this ma

el gobernador gavin newsom confirmo este caso y dijo que no es una razÓn para entrar en pÁnico debemos seguir vigilantes, vacunÁndonos y usando la mascarillas. tambiÉn mÁs de 200 personas contagiadas han sido detectadas incluyendo brasil siendo el primero en latinoamÉrica, la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud dijo que cerrar fronteras serÍa contraproducente y podrÍa asustar a otros paÍses a reportar nuevas variantes, pero sÍ advirtieron que las personas con mayor riesgo de contagiaoseo deberÍan abstenerse de viajar. los cdc recomiendan la dosis de refuerzos para personas con sistemas inmunolÓgicos comprometidos. el cierre de fronteras estÁ en efecto para sudÁfrica y decenas de paÍses. jorge almaraz hablÓ con un afectado por el cierre de frontera>>> es la marca de un superatleta mexicano, daniel almanza ulramaratonista, llegÓ a mozambique para competir en el (hablan en inglÉs), sin embargo su carrera se frenÓ, es vÍctima de los efectos de la variante Ómicron que lo dejÓ atrapado del otro lado del mundo. >>> tenemos notificaciones y cancelados aviones, vuelos, reserva

soy flavio lacayo, el gobernador de california gavin newsom acaba de anunciar un nuevo mandato de la vacuna de refuerzo para los trabajadores de la salud en el estado. vamos al informe. >>> buenas tardes. ante la amenaza que representa Ómicron en el estado por estos dÍas en que muchos deciden reunirse el gobernador de california gavin newsom se reuniÓ con un grupo de periodistas donde anunciÓ que se estÁn duplicando las acciones para proteger a los californianos de esta variante. veamos lo que dijo. >>> esto es requisito que los trabajadores de la salud reciban la vacuna de refuerzo y esto es porque Ómicron se estÁ propacando, se debe mantener a los niÑos de california mÁs seguro y obteniendo pruebas gratis para los niÑos, aumentar los horarios de prueba para expandir la capacidad de reacciÓn. esto dijo el gobernador. tambiÉn llamÓ laa tenciÓn para mantenerse disciplicahados, usar las mascaras y tambiÉn dijo que es de suma importancia que se cumplan estos requisitos para mantener a california como un estado seguro. a las 5 de la tarde le tendremos mÁs detalles de cÓm

gavin newsom is no john wayne. has the recovering democrat or liberal, you always have a unique insight into the mind of people. i am not talking about gavin newsom but democrat or liberal leaning voters. do they want this murder and mayhem in their neighborhoods? tammy: obviously not. what is interesting is they believe a lot of that rhetoric was rhetoric for a campaign, that it would never happen. then people vote down the line when they are on the ticket and go about their business but that is the most dangerous thing for politicians to do, to lie to the population and have it become so apparent right away on issues that affect local small businesses, safety of people in their own homes being able to go to a park, these are things they can't lie about. social media, just like at the border, if they keep images away from you they would do but in this case they can't. when you are looking at california and here's what happens when you hear about this, this is an indication of the democratic party nationally realiz

after gavin newsom survived that recall. he has taken a special affinity to not doing anything similar to our vice president vice president. must be ineptitude in that california water. congress back to discussion of book tour, that's taxpayer time that he is on to go promote a book. it might be a noble book. it might be great. that's wonderful. but your stated is your first priority to get to work there. and think about him passing this off to the mayors. he had no problem issuing edicts and up fringements and mandates for his state during covid, he wants to sit back as the state is failing and the culture of lawlessness taking over and sit back and push that off to mayors. is he so smug and gant is he going to flaunt it in everybody's face and worse go on a book tour and promote himself over his state. todd: jay leno had will dyslexia he didn't promote a book over his monologue. you need to be on the ground solving the problems in your state he is off making money which seems why people get into politics. not why they shou

es dos puntos por debajo de lo solicitado por el gobernador gavin newsom. recordamos que seguimos en sequía y se esperan nuevas restricciones el próximo mes. >> (música). >> en telemundo48 somos la autoridad en el tiempo. vamos con el panorama más actualizado. >> feliz tarde. la buena noticia es que parece lluvia en el área de la bahía de california. cielos muy doblados a través de la región. tenemos niebla, pero todavía no llega la precipitación, tenemos nubosidad presente en la zona. vemos que incrementa la nubosidad desde el norte de la bahía. si me alejo, puedo ver otra gran masa de nubosidad que va a generar precipitaciones en horas de la noche y para mañana en la mañana. antes de que llegue la lluvia las temperaturas estarán frescas, deben permanecer por debajo de los 60°. >> (información en pantalla). >> entre la tarde y noche de hoy comenzaremos a recibir precipitación. serán lluvias ligeras, lloviznas, acumulaciones por debajo de 20 centésimas de pulgada, no será la única oportunidad de lluvia ya que hay más lluvia en camino.

on the day gavin newsom became governor in 2019. brown and his wife and moved out of the governor's mansion and into a home they recently built here. they call it mountain house three. this is mount nelson. one brown's great grandfather. august shachtman developed the first mountain house here in 18 78. it becomes a stage coach inn for horseback travelers. his grandmother ida lived here today. there are way more cows than people living nearby. it is rather conservative. most people here. voted for trump voted for the recall on that vaccinated, but. are certainly good news. so what do they think of you? i don't ask him that, but they're very friendly. almost all the power comes from solar panels. that's the well all the water comes from a well and rainwater 15,000 gallons brown living completely off the grid. i'm very happy that i'm here. this is barry the best time in my life. no question. in 1974. brown became california's youngest governor ever when he was elected at just 36. he'd leave office in 2019 at 80 years old, california's

what gavin newsom? did he glommed onto that and said, well, that's pretty good idea, not the abortion, part of it, but will use it to affect weapons in the state of california. thank the governors. heart is in the right place. but what a mess this is going to cause when we have vigilantes out there going after gun manufacturers that do automatic or semi automatic weapons and ghost guns. it's. like i say it's hearts in the right place, but i think it's going to cause a big mess in our courts. okay so then, michael, you don't believe that this is an effective counter strategy and that this is not something that the supreme court would embrace. the supreme court's not well. the supreme court will embrace it and embraced it in texas. so how can it help but embrace it in california? not withstanding. like i said, i am all for this. i am for taking semiautomatic weapons off the street in these ghost guns and just so people understand the ghost gun. is a gun that's not traceable, and they're often used and rob

newsom. está especialmente dedicado a los niños con dislexia. la historia se trata de cómo un niño lucha con la enfermedad en su camino para aprender a leer. el libro tiene una letra especial para facilitar la lectura a los niños con este padecimiento, y las recaudaciones se donarán a la asociación internacional de la dislexia. tengo entendido que el gobernador de pequeño sufrió dislexia. >> en otros temas, una de las mansiones más icónicas de san francisco, fue negociada por $13,000,000. cuenta con siete habitaciones y siete baños y medio, es toda una joya. >> no creo que queda cerca del barrio donde vivimos. >> (risas). >> gavin newsom tiene su casa allá, creo que nancy pelosi. >> tal vez la usen para vacacionar. >> no creo que la renta permita vacacionar allí. >> (risas). >> gracias por estar con nosotros. a las 5:00 de la tarde más noticias. quédese con el noticiero nacional. >> (música). ♪♪ ♪♪ >> buenas tardes hoy martes 7 de diciembre en noticias telemundo medio

. >>> fighting crime and drug overdoses, the san francisco le se anthtest move to ke >>> gavin newsom promises to get tough on retail theft, his plan that adds up to a quarter of $1 billion. >>> getting out of town, you're not alone, a check on what could be the busiest day of the holiday travel season. thank you for joining us. i am kenny choi. new at 3:00 on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, san francisco mayor london breed declared a state of emergency in the trouble tenderloin neighborhood. >> the most important job that i have as mayor is that, when people walk down the streets of san francisco, they should feel safe. >> the state of emergency declaration will allow city officials to waive certain laws to quickly address the rising number of deadly fentanyl overdoses and crimes in the neighborhood and the board of supervisors must ratify it within the next week. >>> gavin newsom was in the east bay to unveil a $250 million plan to fight rampant retail theft. justin andrews breaks it down for us. >> reporter: the governor is talking tough, giving 250 main dollars to fight ret

but governor gavin newsome. we'll hear from him in the next half hour. for now, back to you guys. ok, we'll look forward to that. thank you. camila. >> and continuing to explore what's going on with omicron in bay area. >> labs. they are working to test for the variance and see if and when and how it's spreading. so far. none of the cases examine has detected this variant that san francisco the first want health officials in sonoma county say that the vaccine and the boosters are the best way that we can protect ourselves. >> certainly have seen increased demand for boosters, which is great because we do want to ensure that people do get their boosters data does seem to show that the boosters not only increase and ensure that that anybody level is consistent. but it was just seems to also activate different arms of the immune system which is helpful in contracting any variant. we've seen that with delta and presumably that would be the case with on the run. >> and other county health officers say they too, are making double the effort now to examine any positive covid cases and id

. >>> back here in california, governor gavin newsom is pushing for legislation to allow private citizens to sue people who make or sell ghost guns. private citizens could seek damages of $10,000 to those selling or making illegal weapons in california. newsom released a statement that reads in part, quote, if states can now shield their laws from review by the federal courts that compare assault weapons to swiss army knives, then california will use that authority where texas used it to put women in harm's way. >>> mexican cultural icon, an international music star has passed away. ♪♪ >> a post on the singer's instagram confirmed his death at 6:15 this morning. the legendary musician and mexican icon was suffering declining health in recent years, including respiratory issues and a fall at his ranch earlier this year. he was 81. >>> turning now to a follow-up of a story we brought you yesterday morning, there are growing calls in the east bay after a dramatic rampage ended in flames and gunfire in antioch. the typically quiet dove court remained blocked off yesterday as the investiga

>>> california governor gavin newsom citing the new texas abortion law the supreme court has allowed to remain in effect, saying, quote, if that's the precedent, then we'll let californians sue those who put ghost guns and assault weapons on our streets. if texas can ban abortion and endanger lives, california can ban deadly weapons of war and save lives. mirroring the texas law, the proposed legislation would allow people to sue anyone who manufactures, distributes, or sells an assault weapon or ghost gun kit in parts of the state of california. and those people could be fined at least $10,000 per violation. so joining me now to discuss, cnn legal analyst areva martin, the author of "awakening." areva, it's so good to have you. you know california law. you know the law across the country. is this sort of fighting fire with fire? what do you think? >> well, we know, don, that justice sonia sotomayor warned about this in her dissent. she said, look, the court was setting a very dangerous precedent and that other states would start to model what the texas legislature has done. that's e

this is gavin newsom and similar politicians who want to control you. >> merry christmas. thanks for the insight. remember which kamala harris said the delta variant and omicron variants caught them by surprise? that was embarrassing enough. then fauci contradicted her. no one is on the same page. biden tonight. >> how did you get it wrong? >> [laughing]. how did we get it wrong? nobody saw it coming. nobody in the whole world. who saw it coming? >> joining me is ohio senate candidate and tom president of clear politics. is anyone in the biden administration on the same page? >> we have seen 2 full seasons where it gets worse and the biden folks were unprepared. >> biden's approval rating among independents is just 29%. how does he think he can run again? >> well, i agree with newt. he has to say he is running. he can't make himself a lame duck a year into his administration. biden has 2 problems. he promised to get covid under control and he hasn't done that. and 2 is inflation. in the holiday season, people are seeing sky rocketing prices of gas and food. the administrat

gavin newsom said they can sue anyone who violates the assault rifle ban. it's a bill that unusually empowers private citizens to su'a borings providers or anyone who helps a woman get an abortion after six weeks of pregnancy. handing enforcement of laws to citizens is a slippery slope. for more on this let's bring in joyce vance, a former u.s. attorney in alabama. joyce, a lot of people thought when governor gavin newsom said this about guns, that either he was trolling the texas law or he thought that was a good way. >> what gavin newsom is doing is pointing out that a vigilante system is a broken system. it's in place to protect our rights. that's specifically why this exists, so people don't have to take that into it. not only will we condon vigilante justice. sure, women have a right to get an abortion in our country but you can go ahead and sue people around them who aid and abet them which will deter them from getting abortions which will make it impossible for them to get the support that they need. that is tantamount to have a broken system where r

governor gavin newsom announced wednesday. the state will provide up to 2 covid test to all public kindergarten through 12th grade students before they head back to class after the holidays. state leaders say they're committed to keeping schools open cannot impress upon you more. >> how important that is to keep our schools open and how important it is to get our kids tested vaccinated and continuing our mask requirements. newsom gave the update from the health center in oakland there. he also announced california will expand hours of operation in the more than 6,000 state-run testing sites. meanwhile, the state's 2.5 million health care workers face a new state mandate. >> the governor announcing all will be required to have their bootter shots by february. first, the governor says for now no other work forces are affected by the requirement. not at this moment. that's a sink response. and hopefully. we won't have to consider that. >> if all of our interventions are successful. >> california's latest response to covid-19 come

this alls comes as governor garch gavin newsom announces a plan to distribute to schools. -let. >> we want to make sure they come back in as good a shape as they left. >> reporter: governor newsom says he is committed to keeping classrooms open, even as infections from the omicron variant surge. state testing sites will also have expanded hours. and in an effort to shore up staffing and safety at medical facilities, governor gavin newsom is urging all medical workers to get their booster shot by february 1st, and urging everyone else who is eligible for one to get theirs, too. >> the data is overwhelming, it's clear. evidence is in. two doses is great. the booster is a game-changer. >> reporter: sergio quintana nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00 tonight. ba-hum-bug. covid cancelling a christmas tradition. the remaining performances of a christmas carol at san francisco's golden gate theater have been cancelled. broadway san francisco made that announcement earlier tonight after breakthrough cases involving the production crew. all ticket holders will be refunded. the next

and quite honestly gavin newsom and jerry brown the previous governor and george gascon have created this culture. they are letting prisoners out, very dangerous prisoners after they passed proposition 57 and we have youthful offender parole that new some takes advantage of. when you continue to release dangerous prisoners, you close prisons when your crime is out of control, and you also have an attorney general who vowed his number one priority is prosecuting cops and not being the chief law enforcement official of the state of california, you create a culture where there is no accountability and no responsibility and the criminals are running the state. this is why we have the problems we do. >> harris: they'll never give that power grab up the criminals. >> absolutely not. >> harris: they get everything. i wonder how much difference at all does it make, we have a vice president right now who came from that state who was the top law enforcement officer in that state, right? and the white house seems to be tone deaf on this issue. just a quick thought on that and then i'll let you

gavin newsom and the l.a. times call larry elder a racist and meanwhile the power goes out every 20 minutes that is exactly who it is. and the people in california are so dumb they vote for the guy who called him a racist calling the black person a racist rather than keeping the power on those are the two parties. >> going back, the allies that he perpetrated on the country and the fact to say yes my new trainer and dietitian told me to go get a subway sandwich at 2:00 o'clock a.m. but yet still the corporate media boxes they just didn't have any streetsmarts where they knew it was a lie that they pushed it anyway? >> they put corporate media in a really bad place and that really bad place is if there's ever a story that has a racial component you must believe that her client and sinker or you are a racist and that is tantamount to me of the woman says she is inappropriately touched even if the story doesn't hold together, you have to go all in. so if you think about it how can we ever get logical answers if t

i don't know that governor gavin newsom can do this unilaterally. but he's trying to make a point. and he's using these preposterous vigilante laws, enforcement mechanisms to make a point that there's a double standard here. so i understand what he's doing, but it seems a little cute. >> at the very least it may force some justices to think about the underlying principle and precedent rather than just the ideological law they want to see pass in one state. >> a lot to come on this one. margaret, i have to ask you about what i thought was a very b buzzy with chris christie. he now believes, and i want to state now, believes there is no doubt he got covid from trump. he has a lot of feelings about how mark meadows handled the situation. take a listen. >> if mark meadows knew that somebody that i was sit across from for four days had a positive test, he, as the white house chief of staff, obviously the president is my friend, should've looked at me and told me that. that's obvious. but i think what's less obvious is that mark meadows saved this for his book. he saved it for a book. i

. >> in our next half hour, we will hear from governor gavin newsome and the state's top health official doctor mark galli. they are discussing future plans for the state, including what will happen in the california schools. if you want more information on the new variant just scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to our special coronavirus page on our website and you can learn more about the variant along with the latest vaccine information. other news now today the body of kevin nishita received a police escort from oakland to the south bay. it was week ago today, the retired police officer was gunned down while working as a security guard. >> protecting a kron 4 reporter kron four's haaziq mod-yoon was at the mortuary when the police procession arrived. >> as solemn salute in honor of retired police officer kevin initiate it whose body was transported wednesday from the alameda county coroner's office in oakland to the coal seam on a family colonial wary about abuse. a traditional police procession of red and blue flashing lights, a fitting tribute honoring his career of

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governor gavin newsom announced wednesday. the state will provide up to 2 covid test to all public kindergarten through 12th grade students before they head back to class after the holidays. state leaders say they're committed to keeping schools open cannot impress upon you more. >> how important that is to keep our schools open and how important it is to get our kids tested vaccinated and continuing our mask requirements. newsom gave the update from the health center in oakland there. he also announced california will expand hours of operation in the more than 6,000 state-run testing sites. meanwhile, the state's 2.5 million health care workers face a new state mandate. the governor announcing all will be required to have their booster shots by february. first, the governor says for now no other work forces are affected by the requirement. not at this moment. that's a sink response. and hopefully. we won't have to consider that if all of our interventions are successful. california's latest response to covid-19 comes as now h

so for governor gavin newsome. he has not made any response to mayor libby schaaf's request for more money. but this request by mayor libby schaaf. she is. it seems like james and very committed to fighting crime because you might recall last week she asked the city council and they approved to hire more police officers to hit the streets of the city of oakland. all right. thanks a lot. we'll. >> 7. '09, is the time we want also stay in the east bay now where the oakland police commission has hired the city's first inspector general michelle phillips. you see your photo there. this a move to increase the police department's accountability and phillips is going to be reporting directly to the oakland police commission. she'll be reviewing and investigating how oakland is handling police misconduct cases. she previously served as the deputy inspector general for the city of baltimore. >> time now 7.10 and san francisco is going to make more arrests to tackle illegal drug use in public spaces. mayor london breed just

now, governor gavin newsome says he'll release more details at a press conference on wednesday. >> in the meantime, doctor peter chin-hong says. >> that in addition to getting vaccinated and boosted the ourselves is by using these surgical masks instead of cloth once i'm taylor the second reporting kron 4 news. >> san jose mayor sam liccardo is proposing to add booster shots to the city's vaccine mandate currently all city employees as well as visitors to any city own facilities must already proved they are fully vaccinated. the only exceptions would be young children and people who haven't been vaccinated long enough to be eligible for the booster. >> we know the vaccines wear off over time. that is they're affect their effectiveness declines over many, many months. we all know that we need boosters. >> if approved san jose would become the first city in california to have such a requirement. city leaders are expected to discuss to discuss the issue on january 5th. >> in the east bay a number of businesses are cheering. the oakland city council is unanimous decision which will requir

but back here in california, governor gavin newsome says that this was all predicted. he is expecting more cases of the omnicom variant to be detected in california and state health leaders have been preparing for this moment. newsom says that they were able to identify the case because of the state's testing capabilities, their main message to the public is not to panic, but they also asked people to keep their guard up because of their vaccination efforts newsome has no plans to shut down the economy or schools despite the state's and nation's first omicron case. >> none of us want to see that happen. i certainly don't want to see that happen. and i see no indication at this moment whatsoever that that's in our immediate future. as long as we continue our nation, the efforts we are proud to be able to identify in this state because of those efforts to be well prepared. >> around covid the lessons we learned over the past 20 plus months. >> to be ready on all fronts in california. demonstrates that today. >> now there's little information known about the new omicron v

california governor gavin newsom is shifting the goalposts on what it means to be fully vaccinated. watch this. being fully vaccinated is not enough with this new variant and we believe it is important to extend this requirement to getting that third dose, to getting boosted. it is the wise move, to make sure we don't have staffing shortages. >> staffing shortages? in places like new york more than 37,000 healthcare workers were fired over vaccine mandates. how does this help hospital care or staffing? >> historians are going to look back and say the establishment worldwide mismanaged this entire crisis on a scale we haven't seen since world war i. you have madness, no other word for it, this is madness. why would you fire people who have no indication they are sick, people taking care hospitals, nursing homes, emergency centers. the cure of the evs is turned out to be worse than the disease and particularly with this new variant which according to some reports may have had one person die, we are not sure they died with it but may not have died from it. on the whole planet. what you

. >>> por su parte el gobernador de california gavin newsom dijo que el paciente no se había colocado el refuerzo porque no tenía seis meses desde su última vacuna y que es importante vacunarse para frenar esta variante . >>> (en inglés) (en inglés) (en inglés) (en inglés) (en inglés) (en inglés) el gobernador dijo que no hay planes de imponer más restricciones. >>>e l presidente biden planea anunciar mañana jueves nuevas medidas ¿qué se sabe?. >>> el presidente presentará su estrategia para prevenir el covid-19 como exigir mascarillas en autobuses , trenes y también exigirán a los pasajeros unas pruebas negativas 24 horas antes del vuelo, y también prohíbe entrada de viajeros desde sudáfrica . >>> gracias y también los expertos insisten que el arma más eficaz contra esa nueva variante es la vacuna . >>> la mejor defensa es estar bien vacundo, toda persona que no esté vacunada lo haga de inmediatoo y tiene 15 años y enfrenta cargos por terrorismo y homicidio . >>> así es, enfrenta cargos ya ayer cuando ocurrió la tragedia sus padres fueron a la escuela porque s

newsome. darya james will hear from him in the next half hour. for now, back to you, ok. thank you very much. camila now let's move on to what we're going to do about it here in the country and in the bay labs in the bay area are working to see. >> you know, would identify where the omicron variant is who has it so far. no more cases and then health officials in sonoma county say the vaccine and the booster shots of the best way to protect yourself. >> certainly have seen increased demand for boosters, which is great because we do want to ensure that people do get their boosters data does seem to show that the boosters not only increase and ensure that that anybody level is consistent. but it was just seems to also activate different arms of the immune system which is helpful in counteracting any variant. we've seen that with delta and presumably that would be the case. but on run. >> nother county health officers say that they are doubling their efforts to examine the positive cases and ident

this is about gavin newsom and nothing else. steve: well you know it's interesting, because this his reaction to the fact that the supreme court allowed the texas law to remain in effect and he obviously didn't like that and so he's going to say okay if you can do that, we can do that. >> and that's the thing about that that's really honestly disgusting to me because if he feels like what happened in texas was a violation of people 's rights why would you then turnaround and say okay well if you violate those rights i'm going to violate these rights here and we're specifically talking about an enumerated right in the constitution, so it goes to show you what, again, gavin newsom cares about. he doesn't care about people's rights, this isn't about saving lives, this is honestly only about gavin newsom and that's it , and it's kind of honestly disgusting. steve: well you know, as you know, in california, they've been trying to clamp down on gun s and whatnot, and california banned the manufacture and sale of many assault weapons f

reportera: el gobernador, gavin newsom, no demorÓ en dar declaraciones ante la variante Ómicron en el Área de la bahÍa. cÓmo detectaron esta nueva variante Ómicron en el Área de la bahÍa? >> porque se ha hecho la prueba mÁs avanzada que es una secuenciaciÓn del virus. no sÓlo hacemos la prueba del virus, sino que abrimos todos los genes del virus para conocer su secuencia. reportera: especialistas de la universidad dicen que hacer estas pruebas son claves para detectar la formaciÓn de nuevas variantes. pero a quienes le harÁn esta prueba especÍficamente? >> las personas que tienen historial de viaje a la sudÁfrica. eso va crear una pregunta de cuÁl variante es. muchas personas tienen preguntas y vinieron de un lado donde hay otra variante. nos gustarÍa hacerle las pruebas por razones de salud pÚblica y poderles vigilar, asÍ saber si han contagiado a otras personas. reportera: mientras tanto, el departamento de salud de california continÚa realizando estudios al proceso de la variante. >> si tiene sÍntomas de covid—19, debe hacerse la prueba. le importa cuÁl varia

governor gavin newsome so far has not responded to her letter. back to you. all right. thank you very much. well. san francisco is going to be making more arrests in order to tackle illegal drug use in public places. >> that's what mayor london breed says she just announced several new public safety. one of the biggest changes is the city's level of tolerance for illegal drug use. >> and less tolerant. that is destroyed our city. they're not going just walk by and let someone use in broad daylight on the streets and not give them a choice between going to the location. we have identified them. we're going to jail. >> sounds like mayor breed has had it and their plan is already underway. by the way, after that huge announcement. the new initiatives require more officers and more over time from police. mayor breed says she is getting emergency police funding to ensure the city has the resources to combat major safety problems over the next several months. >> 5.11 is the time. all right. let's turn our attention to happier news warriors superstar steph curry is the new 3 p

governor gavin newsom visited the native american health center in east oakland. surrounded by frontline workers. he announced a new requirement booster shots for all healthcare workers by february. 1st. i think it is a smart move. i think it's the wise move in this context that we need to make sure we don't have staffing shortages. we need to keep all of you healthy and safe and

governor gavin newsom today unveiled an ambitious plan to combat retail theft. it would put more than $300 million towards preventing and prosecuting those crimes. but as our political reporter greg lee tells us, there is some push back to the proposal. but we also have to recognize this moment we're in and we have to recognize people's fears and anxieties in response to a series of large scale retail thefts in the bay area and around the state. governor, newsom said the state needs to do more, flanked by attorney general rob bonta and other lawmakers at the chp headquarters in dublin, the governor rolled out a public safety budget proposal. these recent acts of retail theft and robberies and mass. mob burglaries throughout northern california can no longer be tolerated. the plan includes $255 million in grants for law enforcement to combat retail theft, 30 million for local da's to prosecute the crimes full time retail theft task force within the eggs office. 20 million for small businesses that are victims of crime and 25 million for gun buyback programs. you

eric: california governor gavin newsom announcing a plan to stop the weight of smash and grab robberies in his state. more than $300 million in state funding over the next three years to try to help police stop all of these thefts in the stores. christina : is live with the latest on brazen acts, beverly hills smashing windows and rubbing jewelry and other stuff. >> it is out of control. the funds would be used to crack down on organized crime ring fueling retail theft. part of the governor's proposed budget release next month that advocate to $55 million in grants for local law enforcement. retail locations 30 million for prosecutors to make sure they are effectively and efficiently prosecuting theft the critics say criminal justice reform like ending cash bail for crimes and democrats run counties like los angeles and san francisco county is to blame for the retail theft. prop 47, a state referendum passed in 2014 downgraded to a misdemeanor for stolen items with a value of $950 or less. say it's effectively giving leaves the green light to commit crimes. however, governor gavin newso

gavin newsom, he's advocated with aclu for proposition 47 as well as george gascone who authored the bill. here's an interesting twist. the ceo of netflix gave $3 million to fight the recall campaign on governor gavin newsom and that's the son-in-law of jacqueline ivan who was murdered by somebody who should have been in jail. we need to work on changing the laws back to be tough on crime. district attorneys are advocating for the criminals. it's like shame on you if you're a victim, it's like it's your fault. that's the way they see it. there's a lot of cleaning up to do. we need to take back the streets. to be honest with you, it shouldn't matter if you're republican or democrat. we should all want to feel safe in your home and we should be tough on crime and that's where it starts. we have started from the top and cleaned house all the way down. benjamin: jamie, one of the things that amazes me, it's not just about how you deal with crime that the democrats have a different idea for, it's also whether or not the crime is going on and congresswoman ocasio-cortez has come under heat

. >>> buenas tardes, efectivamente gobernador de california, gavin newsom, anuncio medidas que para todo el estado para reducir nÚmeros altos que se encuentran de la variante Ómicron y tambiÉn, destacÓ, que disponen recursos para continuar en esta lucha, entre estas medidas, veamos cuales son. (hablan en inglÉs). para proteger a trabajadores de california, y en entornos congregados en alto riesgo y garantizar la capacidad de respuesta, los trabajadores deberÁn recibir un refuerzo o hacerse la prueba dos veces por semana. se entregaran de una a dos pruebas rÁpidas para cada estudiante para el regreso luego de vacaciones de invierno, ampliar hora de atenciÓn en los centros de salud del estado. >>> el gobernador, asegurÓ que existen 8 mil sitios de vacunaciÓn en el estado, 3 mil sitios escolares donde pueden acudir sin importar status migratorio. y esta semana se asignaron 2 millones adicionales de kit y mÁs de 700 trabajadores de la salud para brindar apoyo y ampliar la capacidad de respuesta y se sme ra que glen 500 mÁs en los prÓximos dÍas, a las 6 lo que dicen los trabajad

california governor gavin newsom was asked about this. here's what he said. >> the individual should be arrested and they've been arrested. do you think it's scares people to be arrested? they do not spend time in jail. they could, prosecute them. >> they could. here's the thing, they are not being prosecuted. they walk free. there is no deterrent. until maybe now. there's a possibility that these liberal lunatics they have seen the light. maybe all the chaos, violence, destruction happening now before eric garcetti's eyes, the mayor, can turn them into a new changed man. he says he wants to end the counties bureau bail policies. >> we need the help of the criminal justice system, the judges, our jailers. there's people who need to be behind bars and they need to be there how many times -- the same person has to steal a car three, four, five times after being released before we realize we have opened up a lot of the city because we are in a better place with covid, we should be able to open up the jails and we should be able to have judge

. >> jesse: how do you explain gavin newsom? what is that? >> jessica: it's not great, but it does not convert people who believe in democratic policies at large to vote for republicans, and that's the thing that i think people get wrong about this, when we have the recall and the larry elder campaign, the ground swallow support, and gavin newsom got a larger share of the vote than he did. >> jesse: california's crazy. it >> jessica: where we live. we both live here, not at this table -- >> jesse: and living around here -- >> jessica: excuse me, come on? >> greg: that's my neighborhood. >> jesse: your neighborhood, that's fine. >> jessica: greg and i live downtown. viewers don't care about that. but the point is -- this is so annoying. >> jesse: i'm sorry i am being mean. i was told not to be mean. >> jessica: it's really working out. it is a problem that something that people are living in these cities, my sister lives in los angeles, she has a friend whose baby was almost stolen out of a parking lot and turned around and this woman have bee