jerry brown, this is your last chance! amy: this comes as smoke from the massive california wildfires continues to move north into washington and east to the central part of the united states. for more, we go to oakland, california, where we're joined by sierra club d director michal brune. this week you wrote a piece headlined "jerry brown's last challenge." also joining us is michael mann, distinguished professor of atmospheric science at penn state university and author of "the madhouse effect: how climate change denial is threatening our planet, destroying our politics, and driving us crazy." we welcome you both to democracy now! mediann, the corporate is covering the fires in california constantly, and that is very important. but what is rarely mentioned in any of these reports is the connection between the fires and climate change. can you explain what that connection is, what is happening right now in california? >> sure thing. in fact, some of the networks have started to connect the dots when it comes to climate c

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brown will be there. >> so changing liability for wildfires, the governor and pg&e are working to do that. how does this report affect that debate? >> it certainly doesn't hurt pg&e's case for sure. a big part of pg&e's push for less liability is the argument that it just can't control

brown and those guys don't have to comment on it can. i know it's going on i think you're here accuse people of you should you should be ready to defend yourself in court if you're going to accuse people of threatening the lives of others and if i were mr soros i'd be looking into that that is absolutely not true there is zero evidence for you to make a charge like that on any program i think is totally irresponsible look i make a living i did a i think and i mean if i may finish if i'm if it is i make a living debating the political issues i never attack personally i wouldn't accuse anybody of what you just accuse them of and shame on you but i didn't bill to be clear i said the congressman wives are concerned for their public safety prove it and they're for it to the cabinet members that's their rights that cabinet members have been caught on tape you look at elaine chao senate majority leader mitch mcconnell betsy device and the list goes on and on and on they're coming not to these people's office places they're coming to their homes

they are serious crimes. >> let's look at the pardons by the california governors, jerry brown being the most, next arnold schwarzenegger and davis zero, look at the numbers, they are incredible. these men that they are pardoning, i want to give a sense of why he may be pardoning them when you're saying reform, rob, one former gang member, became yourself minister, started for other folks as well and another works for criminal justice reform, they are doing something in giving back to the community at least. >> yeah, it does seem that way. it would be interesting to see if the governor is applying the same standards for these kinds of pardons for american citizens as he is for noncitizens or the fact that they are not citizens play intoed the politics of this in any way, there's usually political element to the pardons. rob: that's certainly true, you are seeing 11 pardons by jerry brown and that's a huge number and made big statement, they love being that in the face of donald trump, let's talk a little bit about immigration and customs enforcement, a critical part of this country a

jerry brown, (d-ca)'well, weúll see. we have the request in. the president has been pretty good on helping us in disasters.' state senator ted gaines, (r-el dorado)'i appreciate the governor making those comments.'republican state senator ted gaines, whose first district includes redding, echos governor brownús optimism the white house will help carr fire victims... even though the president have had their political differences.state senator ted gaines, (r-el dorado)'the trump administration has been here when there have been catastrophes even in the state (michelle) most of us dread going to the dmv because of the long lines! but 60 offices across the state are now open on saturdays in hopes of making wait times a bit shorter during the week. today was the first saturday open to the public for many dmv's -- including the one in daly city.. where at one point the line was five hours long with 200 people waiting for services. megan adams, customerif you have to come you might have to spend a whole day here. i talked to another man who said he s

jerry brown/(d) california: "we're in for a really rough ride ...(ken) lost lives and devastated communities.governor jerry brown warning that california's fire catastrophe will likely only grow more serious.the grim warning comes as firefighters report progress in the three major fires.(justine)grant lodes is here to bring us up to date on what has become a battle fought under incredibly tough conditions.grant> (grant) tough indeed. triple=digit temperatures, treacherous terrain, tinder dry vegetation.four people have lost their lives fighting the flames.four civilians have died in their homes.and some others had very narrow escapes. oh my god oh my god oh my god newly released video from a mother and daughter stuck in traffic as a wall of fire fire rushed down on redding last week.don't cry mommyyoure a brave little girl they made it out, but three members of amanda woodley's family were caught. "the tornado was hovering over the house, it hadn't even hit the ground. it was just a tornado fire over the housewith more than 12=hundred homes destroye

jerry brown, this is your last chance! amy: the youth sit-in protest at governor jerry brown's office comes as fire officials say the mendocino complex fire, the largest fire in california history, is expected to burn uncontrollably for at least the rest of this month. it is currently the size of los angeles. and in more climate change news, a group of leading scientists are warning the cascading effectcts of melting ice, warmig seseas, shifting currents and dying forests could push the planet into a "hothouse" state, in which efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are increasingly futile. their study was published in the journal proceedings of the national academymy of sciences. puerto rico is planning to transport 3200 prisoners to private prisons on the u.s. mainland, thousands of miles away from their families on the island. the proposal is part of a slew of austerity measures being pushed by puerto rico's unelected fiscal control board in the wake of hurricane maria. officials say the plan will save puerto rico $4

california governor jerry brown said it is about equality, california reforms its bail system so rich and poor alike are treated fairly. in lieu of male suspects will be judged on a case-by-case basis, those accused of violent felonies won't be eligible, those accused of misdemeanors could be released within 12 hours so is this a good idea? some not convinced. somewhere there's a room full of judges shaking their heads in disbelief. another twitter user says feel like committing a crime, california making it easier for criminals. another twitter user says the status common criminals and putting victims at risk. what is going on in that state? questions whether this is a good idea. rob: no really for violent criminals. jillian: laughing yesterday at this, donald trump red cards the media. >> putting the media in a timeout but it was all a joke. the fisa president gave him a yellow and red card to commemorate north america winning the 2026 world cup and take a look at how the president handled the situation. >> when you want to pick up someone. like this. >> very good. jillian: a lot of

it now sits on governor jerry brown's desk. awaiting his signature or veto. andria borba, kpix 5. >>> a we hear about talk of resist when it comes to the white house but tonight lieutenant governor gavin newsom said he is open to working with the president if elected governor. >> at least on some issues. maybe, your honor, we could find ways of -- your honor -- you you know, maybe we could find a way. i think democrats need to be more respectful of folks that don't think like you and me. >> he said he doesn't just blame the right for the lack of civility, he said it president talked about plans that could be good for california. and said he would like to work with him on infrastructure. >>> speaking of the president, tonight he is claiming google's search engine is rigged. now he is looking into possible federal regulation of google. president trump tweeted google search results for trump news shows only the viewing reporting of fake news media. google and others are suppressing voices of conservatives and hiding information and news that is good. this is a v

sparks flying between the president and jerry brown, both making wildly different claims about what is behind the rapid spread of giant wildfires in the golden state. trace gallagher live from the los angeles bureau to break it down. >> the federal government and california authorities are already at odds over how best to use the state's water location. the water control board is about to vote on a plan that would preserve more water for endangered fish and other uses that would please environmentalists, the feds say the plane will take water from farmers which that will but for two days running donald trump has taken it a step further scolding governor jerry brown and state officials saying their misuse of water is hurting the state's firefighting effort, california wildfires are being magnified and made worse by the bad environmental laws which aren't allowing massive amounts of readily available water to be properly utilized. it is being diverted into the pacific ocean. muscles a tree clear to keep fire from spinning but it's about the forestry and fire protection calls the presiden

jerry brown, (d-ca)'well, weúll see. we have the request in. the president has been pretty good on helping us in disasters.' state senator ted gaines, (r-el dorado)'i appreciate the governor making those comments.'republican state senator ted gaines, whose first district includes redding, echos governor brownús optimism the white house will help carr fire victims... even though the president have had their political differences.state senator ted gaines, (r-el 'the trump administration has been here when there have been catastrophes even in the state of california.' nats fawn talking'you can see my cheese grader you know.'meanwhile elhadidi says sheúd like answers from her government on how did this happen... how do we stop it from happening again.'why did it go from 6,000 acres, to that much?' (but with)'i donút know if this is forest, but revegetation management, what do we do in the future.'she of all people knows how big a problem californiaús wildfires truely are.'my son and his wife lost their home in the santa rosa fire.'(but with 'wh

let's take a look at california governor jerry brown met with the state's leading emergency officials today, and while he praised their work in the latest deadly fires, he also warned that even rougher times lay ahead. >> we are in uncharted territory since civilization emerged 10,000 years ago. >> cal fire director ken penn locks that it is not just california. >> even south into texas is experiencing fire conditions. >> it is very serious. >> reporter: look at the numbers -- in the first six months of this year over 296,000 acres have burned. that is more than twice the yearly average from the previous five years. this year there is a new and dangerous twist -- >> these are different, they are burning longer and more intensely and burning in ways in which we cannot predict. >> reporter: for example, the fire tornado effect that spring from the carr fire. the governor said that climate change with its hotter drier weather is a big factor. he said another factor is at play as well, you, me, and mother nature. >> california was not designed for 40 million people. >> more and more of us

brown nancy pelosi bernie sanders elizabeth warren name one and yet donald trump defends an exile on the violence at his rallies he didn't condemn any what happened last night he did condemn the violence in the primaries now there's a big difference one example and then probably one hundred rallies where they're going after the media come on let's get real here well they're going to the homes of cabinet members there they're going to the homes standing in the cul de sacs of cabinet members and congressman you know there's about a half dozen g.o.p. congressmen who decided not to run this year because their wives were so concerned about the children's public safety and the personal safety of their families that's why they're not running all of this is being funded by george soros and democrat office slush fund monies and by the way that is never said on civility does exist jerry brown and those guys don't have to comment on it because i know it's going on i think of your accuse people of you should you should be ready to defend yourself in court if you're going to accuse people of thre

reaction from the left was swift with california governor jerry brown calling it a declaration of war against america and all of humanity. [laughter] so, kim, let me start with you. a deck la -- declaration of war and all humanity. i may not be human, but i think you are. [laughter] how to you feel about that -- 40 how do you feel about that statement? >> i think this is a declaration of war against, as the president said, very silly rules and regulations. look, here's what these rules potentially do. they give states more flexibility over how you regulate coal plants, more importantly, give them flexibility to allow coal plants to upgrade and actually become cleaner plants. this was something the old obama era rule did. if you wanted to upgrade, it essentially forced you to shut down. so in the end, what this is going to do is allow for more competitiveness out there among different types of resources that go into power generation, improve grid reliability because you're going to have more and different entities all providing to the it, lower costs for consumers, and i would note too

meanwhile, sparks are flying tonight between the president and california governor jerry brown. both are making wildly different claims we find on what's behine rapid-fire spread of the fires. >> to begin with the federal government and california authorities are already at odds over how best to use the states of water allocation. the state water control board is about to vote on the planet would preserve more water for endangered fish and other uses that would please environmentalists. the fed say that plan will take water away from farmers, which it well. but for two days running, president trump has taken it a step further, scolding governor jerry brown and state officials saying their misuse of water is hurting the state's firefighting effort. "california wildfires have been magnified and made so much worse by the bad environmental laws which are not allowing massive amounts of readily available water to be properly utilized. it is being diverted into the pacific ocean. must also tree clear to stop fire from spreading." but the deputy chief of california's department of fore

this is a good bill. >> reporter: governor jerry brown released a statement saying the legislature took an important step forward in reducing the inequities that have long plagued california system. he may sign the bill although when is unclear. >>> thank you. coming up, measles cases surge in europe. while a bay area county put out its own measles alert. details about where this person visited in the east bay. >> the little town of moraga is losing its osh hardware store. some may benefit. >> good luck finding space at the dmv for months. today the head of the dmv came to the bay area about what they are doing to try to cut down on long wait times. >>> the world health organization is reporting the cases of measles in europe has hit a record high. the organization reports that more than 41,000 people have been infected in the first six months of the 2018 leading to 37 deaths. last year there were 24,000 cases report in the same region. it's due to the drop in the number of people being vaccinated, according to experts. it spreads through coughs and sneezes. it lasts 10 days. most peopl

and governor jerry brown on easter this year issued three pardons full and complete parties and so i'm here today to present these to you. first to sue i mr hector of ross he's going to go over to. david. think but maybe next year and. see if. you will. find the bundle. may he call. me he i was i didn't. want to say oh you don't want to go by. this isn't who or roof or where i want to live or to the real thing with ok if there was a republican state nothing like trump or somebody you would say you think. believe that. right now it's do whatever the veteran support house tells me to do as far as filling out paperwork in applying for this and applying for that we're trying to game with this charge or trying to get letters of recommendation for that . the last time i seen my family both five years ago and see no police since. nobody comes because they don't feel safe here. the organized crime is just to bring. my mom's good enough to an age now that she's ninety one and she just can't travel that much anymore and it kills me that she's at that age because i know that if she ever passes aw

governor jerry brown has said this very busy fire season is the new normal. mireya villarreal continues our coverage from california tonight. >> reporter: giant flames as high as 40 feet roared into this lake county community, forcing firefighters to take quick action. crews rallied to save homes, as the mendocino complex fire continued to show just how unpredictable it can be. >> the wind kicked up, the temperatures kicked up, the humidity went down, and then we started getting really erratic fire behavior. >> reporter: this fast-moving wildfire has already charred 140 square miles, and it's still only 24% contained. this is the easiest way to get rid of some of the hot spots that have continued to pop up over the last few days. you attack by air, so that your ground resources are working on other parts, where the wildfire is growing. farther north, in and around redding, california, some evacuees were allowed to return to neighborhoods where more than 1,000 homes were torched. officials have confirmed, a sixth person, 61-year-old daniel bush, died in the fi

brown and those guys don't have to current on it because i know it's going on i think of your accuse people of you should you should be ready to defend yourself in court if you're going to accuse people of threatening the lives of others and if i were mr soros i'd be looking into that that is absolutely not true there is zero evidence for you to make a charge like that on any program i think is totally irresponsible look i make a living i didn't say that i said and i mean if i may finish if i'm if it is i make a living debating the political issues i never attack personally i wouldn't accuse anybody of what you just accuse them of and shame on you i didn't bill to be clear i said the congressman wives are concerned for their public safety prove it and for it to the cabinet members the threats that cabinet members have been caught on tape you look at elaine chao senate majority leader mitch mcconnell betsy device and the list goes on and on and on they're coming not to these people's office play. says they're coming to their homes it's democrats here who've made it personal this start

it needs final approval before this program can move forward from governor jerry brown. the mayor will tour. our crew will be with her when he does it. we are live at 11:00 a.m. >> thanks so much, pete. >>> 6:03 right now. we are expecting to learn more about the man arrested in a cold case. authorities tracked down shannon fox somewhere outside of the country. police haven't said where he was found but we do know he is being extradited to the u.s. six-year-old died in that crash. he was racing another car accused of running a red light and plauing into that car killing lisa. police plan to announce a news conference later this morning. >>> new for you this morning emergency help for renters in palo alto. some folks can expect cash? >> yes. correct. if you're a tenant who has been evicted through no fault of your own. an emergency ordnance who helps people who got kicked to the curb. they must pay their tenants thousands of dollars in relocation assistance. you can see the numbers on your tv screen. it is three times the current market rental rate. a family of four would

under a new bill sent to jerry brown, restaurants would not be able to give out plastic straws unless a customer asks for one and would apply to dine-in restaurants, fast food places and cafes and delis and takeout orders are exempt >>> some breaking news just coming in right now from southern california, a tanker fire in hawthorne in los angeles county near l.a.x. live pictures just coming in. you see the flames there. if you are familiar with the area, westbound interstate 105 in the area is shut down and that's a big deal. the 105 leads to l.a.x. it's a very important freeway for a lot of l.a. commuters. as many of you know the l.a. commute not easy in the morning. we will keep our eye on live images throughout the morning for you and have an update as soon as possible. >>> steve kerr ready for the warriors' move to san francisco he's packing up and moving to presidio heights. the cost, 7.5 -- $7.3 million, more than $1.5 million over the asking. the home on the southern border of presidio heights has four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms. this is the view. he gets to see the g

paul: dan, jerry brown claims climate change and just about everything bad that happens on climate change, but at some point when do you take responsibility as a political leader, okay, let's say he's right and this is related to change in climate, the government has to do something. >> they do have to do something but jerry brown and the democrats, the greens have put themselves in a position where very simply incapable of moving and i want to pick up the point that kim was just making, one alternative to this is in vast areas of running controlled burns, you burn down some of the forest to clear the area, i mean, they are forests, they are full of trees, trees are wood and wood burns, but for last 100 years or 200 years or so, the country has set aside vast areas of the west and they have not -- and they've been untouched as kim suggested, they are too big for the federal government to manage even if they were going in and doing that sort of thing and as she suggested, if you allow logging companies to come in, private owners, they would be responsible for keeping the forests in healthy

jerry brown says there's enough money for the fires but things will become tighter in the future. >> over a decade or so, we will have more fire, destructive fire, billions which will have to be spent on it. adaptation and prevention. all of that is the new normal that we have to face. >> reporter: the cost of wildfires exceeded which was budgeted. there was $443 million of california's emergency funds for the 2018 fiscal year. a little more than a quarter of that, 150 million has been spent in the first month fighting fires that broke out in july. the states fire budget will continue to grow as officials adapt to climate change.>> we are in for a rough ride. it's going to be expensive and dangerous. we have to apply all of our creativity to make this the best of what will be an increasingly bad situation not st over america and in the world. mac as wildfires continue to burn diane feinstein announced on twitter that the senate passed a provision for seven c- 130 air tankers to go to california to save resources with the attack.>> this is a dynamic process moving resources from fire

yesterday governor jerry brown said the state would spend whatever it needs to combat the flames. more than 13,000 firefighters are battling the fires in triple-digit heat and bone-dry conditions. mireya villarreal is on the front lines. >> reporter: giant flames as high as 40 feet roared into this lake county community forcing firefighters to take quick action. crews rallied to save homes as the mendocino complex fire continued to show just how unpredictable it can be. >> the winds kicked up. the temperatures kicked up. the humidities went down a then we started getting really erratic fire behavior. >> reporter: this fast-moving wildfire has already charred 140 square miles, and it's still only 24% contained. this is the easiest way to get rid of some of the hot spots that have continued to pop up over the last few days. you attack by air so that your ground resources are working on other parts where the wildfire is growing. >> reporter: farther north in and around redding, california specific wiese were allowed to return to neighborhoods where more than 1,000 homes were torched.

governor jerry brown signed a bill that will replace bail with a risk- assessment system. this means most suspects arrested for non-violent misdemeanors will be released within 12- hours of being booked. people facing serous and violent felonies will not be eligible for pre-trial release. some people worry the bill will allow dangerous people to go free-- and they won't return for trial. supporters say the change will end the unfair practice of imprisoning people simply because they are poor. the new system will go into effect in october of next year. ( james ) a warning has been sent out to s-f-o taxi drivers after they have been refusing to use the restroom and instead are using the parking lot they wait for passengers in. this is where the taxi drivers wait to be called up to go into another line out at the terminals. the drivers are all in order.. but they said if they leave to use the bathrm they will lose their place and could lose a potentially good fare. some drivers said they will do whatever they want where ever they want. they say they are in a fight to survive

the governor of california, jerry brown, has blamed climate change for a rise in the number of wildfires devastating the state. he said an increase in severity predicted for the middle of the century was happening now. let's a look at some of their stories in more detail. what is the media discussing? we have the front page of the independent, which is looking at zimbabwe. it says from ballot box to bloodshed, as we have mentioned, three people were killed, supporters of the opposition alliance clashed with security forces. business insider is looking ata forces. business insider is looking at a home office leak that claims the british prime minister is considering allowing the free movement of eu citizens at the uk border, if britain leaves the block without a deal. the financial times front page looks at google's return to china, a move it says would mean bowing to the censorship that prompted the compa ny‘s bowing to the censorship that prompted the company's withdrawal from d company eight years ago. bloomberg, the most read story is the world's richest man and the founder of amazo

rob: jerry brown got finances in order, you got rid a lot of the debt. this would be a tremendously expensive plan. >> gavin do some is no longer in san francisco, he left a mess behind. we have universal healthcare in a way for illegal aliens all over the country going to the emergency room and getting free care. the idea this is cost free is ludicrous but it will make california more of a magnet for illegal aliens and there is simply no math behind gavin newsom's proposal to pay for this. yet again he is a pie in the sky politician in california and i don't think this is a great campaign tactic but no way this is going to be passed into law. 18 minutes after the hour, gripping sales, how dick's sporting-goods gun ban might be backfiring. jillian: he had a mountain named in his honor, a pleasant expressway but you will never guess the honor former president barack obama is receiving now. on an airplane banner. our $19.99 oil change also includes a tire rotation. book an appointment online. if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily for him, he use

brown warned that these fires won't be the last this is serious fires and no more part of our ordinary experience the predictions that things would get dry here in hotter are occurring and that will continue we're in quite a cycle but the predictions that i see that the more serious. predictions of warming in fires to occur later in the century twenty four year twenty fifty they're now occurring in real time you can expect unfortunately to keep intensifying in california and throughout the self west. in reading and has the latest. here in redding california fire officials are saying that this fire which is the biggest in all of the state of california is now more than thirty percent contained that's the good news but look at this this is now what people have to deal with in the coming days weeks and maybe even years to try to rebuild entire communities that have been completely wiped out from this fire one of the biggest and most destructive fires here in california in decades there are still more than seventeen fires burning throughout the state of california just this fire where i'm

the bill now goes to governor jerry brown for his signature. under the measure... bart would govern residential and mixed-used projects on property the agency owns within a half-mile of station entrances. the bill would affect an estimated 250 acres in all. it would give the bart board untill july 20-20 to formally adopt its guidelines. (robin)coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... nearly a year after the north bay firestorm... only a fraction of homes are rebuilt. the construction challenges homeowners say they are facing. (robin)plus ... it's the end of summer... and if you're looking for a new cool hip treat... we'll tell you about a decadent ice cream that is a therapy.. for just about anyone (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. ice cream is known to bring smiles to the faces of kids as well as adults. but what about ice cream as "cream-oh- therapy?" on today's dine and dish - vicki liviakis gives us a taste of the sweet new treat called "vice cream" that's on a sweet mission. cold decadent deliciousness. few can resist. "there's

governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency. >>> to a story of a different kind of fire. money is being raised as family and friends gather outside a home that was the scene of a tragic story. >> people said prayers and remembered 14 year old twins and their mother mau dao. police announced the fire was started by dao who lit herself in fire. family friends were in shock of the findings. >> questions of what had happened here at the house and why. but as far as i know, for all the years that i've known mau and the kids, they've been happy. >> a verified go fund me was set up by the family to support funeral services. here's a look at the page right now. it's raised more than $10,000, i believe we'll have that -- yeah it looks like $10,500, we have a link to that on abc7news.com. >>> the alameda county sheriff's office need your help to find this man. they have an arrest warrant issued for alexander james rhodes. he's suspected of assaulting a small child. he's a transient. if you know where he is or have any information about the case, you are asked to call the alameda co

it is now on governor jerry brown's this year. the school was looking to eliminate a total of 10 teams, but the district later realized the cuts weren't affected twice as many girls as boys, which could violate the federal title 9 law. >> we at the district did not handle the situation as well as we should had. for any athletic director, any coach, any student, participant , or any principal, i apologize. >> whoever made the $35,000 donation specifically said that money is for girls, golf, lacrosse, and tennis. >> uc berkeley is offering a new scholarship program for retracting and retaining african-american students. african americans make up 3% of the undergrad population and 2% of the graduate students. officials said african-american students admitted to uc berkeley often choose to go to other schools because of the expense. donation maoffer scho 117-year-old scholarship recipient we talked to said this is a dream come true. >> i fit right and within three hours of getting here. i automatically felt like i was right at home. >

acceso a cuidado infantil para familias de bajos ingresos fueron enviados al gobernador de california jerry brown... --- el proyecto ab2626 aumentara en 15 por ciento los ingresos maximos que debe ganar una familia para recibir cuidado infantil subsidiado... ---el segundo proyecto, ab605 busca facilitar el proceso de dar licencias a los centros de cuidado infantil... ---algunas persona estan de acuerdo con los esfuerzos que se estan haciendo para mejorar los servicios... ---de ser aprobado la ley aplicaria a centros de gran escala privados o subsidiados pblicamente, no a san jose fue removido... ---este representaba la historia latina segun algunos artistas locales de san jose... --la propiedad donde se encontraba el mural, fue comprado y sus nuevos dueÑos decidieron pintar las paredes... --"estoy muy molesto. es parte de nuestra cultura esto es lo que somos." fueron las palabras del artista carlos perez.. ---el propietario del edificio presuntamente pudo haber quebrantado una ley estatal, llamada la ley de conservacin de arte de california... ---en el estado se requiere que un artista sea

. >> con la firma del gobernador jerry brown el sistema de fianzas en california serÁ totalmente eliminado el gobernador dijo que california reforma su sistema de fianzas para que los ricos y los pobres sean tratados quiequitativament. >> los que no tienen los medios econÓmicos pueden permanecer hasta 90 dÍas en la cÁrcel por una falta menor y eso es lo que la ley sb0 pretende cambiar. >> si no pagas la fianza te van a procesar al condado y del condado hasta inmigraciÓn cuando las personas no tienen papeles estÁ inmigraciÓn esperando. >> un reporte publicado el aÑo pasado revelÓ que son miles los hispanos que estÁn en las cÁrceles porque no contaron con el dinero suficient unaque son las minorÍas las que purgan condenas. >> asegurando que esta nueva ley no es transparente y que no terminarÁ con el racismo dentro del sistema judicial, justa o no negocios como este se preparan para cerrar sus puertas en los Ángeles, california, francisco cuevas, noticias telemundo >>> hoy comenzaron en arizona los servicios fÚnebres del senador john maccain acompaÑaron los restas del veterano

jerry brown/(d) california: "we're in for a really rough ride ..." (justine) governor jerry brown warning that california's wildfire fire epidemic will likely only intensify.(ken) at least six are dead ... hundreds of homes destroyed ... and tens of thousands of people evacuated,(justine) grant lodes shows us one mother's terrifying ordeal. oh my god oh my god oh my god newly released video from a mother and daughter stuck in traffic as a wall of fire fire rushed down on redding last week.don't cry mommyyoure a brave little girl they made it out, but three members of amanda woodley's family were caught. "the tornado was hovering over the house, it hadn't even hit the ground. it was just a tornado fire over the housewith more than 12=hundred homes destroyed, the carr fire near redding is now the sixth most destructive in state history.one of those homes belonged to a calfire air tanker pilot... just once i saw my house gone, it was - there's going be plenty of time to go back through the the remains and see what we can salvage and move forward with ou

governor jerry brown must allow the free flow of water coming from the north. it can be used for fires, farming, and everything else. cal fire crews say there is no shortage of water. environmental expeis about something else entirely. a climate science professor at a university says we have plenty of water to fight firefighters. >> what happens to the water that comes down from the crs? that is something we have been fighting and arguing about for many decades. because of its endangered species status, it requires a certain amount of water from the crs to be diverted into the delta. some farmers think the water would be better used for agriculture. >> republicans have recently focused on the issue. he thinks the tweets ignore another contentious topic, the impact of climate change on wildfires. >> we are seeing higher temperatures, and longer seasons, and these are the things that require both attention and action. >> advocating for solutions will ultimately help us. >> the man considered to be the star witness at the trial of paul manafort made some stunning

governor jerry brown signed a bill that will replace bail with a risk- assessment system. this means most suspects arrested for non-violent misdemeanors will be released within 12- hours of being booked. people facing serous and violent felonies will not be eligible for pre-trial release. some people worry the bill will allow dangerous people to go free-- and they won't return for trial. supporters say the change will end the unfair practice of imprisoning people simply because they are poor. the new system will go into effect in october of next year. ( james )coming up at 8 on the kron 4 morning news... we're less than 10 weeks away from midterm elections. hear what the state of california is doing... to prevent cyber attacks this coming election. ( james ) and after the break... being a woman is expense. this morning... we're learning just how much more woman pay for things like deodorant. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. money this 4 your 4 your money this morning... money this morning... it costs more to be a woman. americans spent about 3-billion dol

the bill is headed to governor jerry brown's desk where he could sign it into law. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant/on cam) in a related (grant/on cam) (grant/on cam) in a related story, opioid use and opioid overdose deaths are nothing short of a public health crisis across the country, including here in the bay area. but there is some help in the form of an antidote of sorts that is saving lives. kron four's rob fadeboe reports from san jose. as they shopped for fresh fruits and vegetables at a farmers market outside valley medical center on wednesday, many people went home with a couple of doses of narcan, a kind of short-term antidote for an opioid overdose. it's thought that getting more narcan into the hands of the general public will save lives. bruce copley/behavior health services department "....we want people to understand that the epidemic is starting to touch our county, fentanyl is found in opioids and other recreational drugs and it's leading to many overdose deaths across the country..." there have been 27 confirmed opioid de

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tonight jerry brown is hitting back. brown blasted the plan to rewrite greenhouse gas rules in favor of coal power plants. he calls it a declaration of wash against america and humanity. the trump administration says the previous goals are too hard to meet and it will crackdown on car emissions. it announced the affordable clean energy rule. it would give states more power to set their own emission standards at power plans. >>> russian hackers are still at it. that calaim comes from microsof. the software giant says hackers tied to the russian government created fake mimicked addresses for the u.s. senate and two conservative think tanks. the kremlin denies the accusation saying there's no proof russia was involved. microsoft is offering a free service to all u.s. political candidates to help them detect hacking threats. >>> still to come, one of the leaders of the me too movement, asia argento, address her own scandal. >>> plus, mayor london brieed hops on board. it comes one day after sending a letter saying transporta

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governor jerry brown signed the bill into law yesterday. the new rules take effect next year. the law contains exceptions for an emergency like when a female guard isn't available and female inmates are at risk of escaping or hurting themselves or others. there is also a bill to provide lgbt educational training. the vote was unanimous. 37 in favor against it, none. it would require law enforcement to develop a training course for people who are on track to become peace officers and dispatchers. the training will focus on issues related to sexual orientation and gender identity differences. his bill now goes to the state assembly advanced a bill that would make california the first u.s. state to completely eliminate bail for suspectsa vote of 41-27. counties would have to establish their own risk assessment systems to determine if the defendant should be released or kept in jail. under the guidelines, spects ar nonviolent misdemeanors would be released within 12 hours. those accused of violent felonies would stay in jail and wait for trial. this bill now goes to the senate. >>

over the weekend, governor jerry brown who was previously blamed for california's worst fires toured very ravaged neighborhoods and asked president trump for help. >> we are dealing with that humanly, financially and governmentally. i've asked him to make a major decoration and he's done it in the past, i'm confident he will do it again. >> he did indeed order federal assistant while taking twitter's website california's policy, sunday and again today. writing "governor jerry brown must allow the free flow of the vast amounts of water coming from the north and being foolishly diverted into the pacific ocean. it can be used for fires, farming and everything else. it's not clear exactly what the president meant by diverting water to the ocean. california allocates water for residential and agricultural use among other things and much of it does eventually drain into the pacific via rivers. >> thank you. military troops and other defensive personnel and certain high-risk war zone areas will not be allowed to use fitness tracker or cell phone maps that reveal their location. military lea