just listen to this. >> what are your thoughts about the recall effort against gavin newsom? >> i think he's doing a fairly good job. everybody makes some mistakes. this is a big job. >> a lot of people are happy about it and they're kind of going for it, and that's just the consensus i've gathered. >> that most people that you know -- >> pretty happy about getting him out. i think if you are requesting that people stay at home and be safe and be careful, certainly it says something about you if you don't oblige by your own words. >> and he was talking about that incident where they caught up in incident where they caught him at french laundry. it was actually they were maskless not abiding by the, you know the separation or the distance and he was actually there with some lobbyists for the medical community. it caused a big scandal here in california, sean. you know, april 29th is the date that they should have all of the signatures checked. that is the 2 million signatures, the deadline was today, but they have until april 29th to verify all of the signatures. >> sean: we g

ways all focus will turn on gavin newsom. if you get rid of both democratic governors on each coast. you're donald trump. you're going to use that as a foil moving forward for your own movement, and he stays if you will relevant to democrats and republicans, even though he's out of office, and you'll have two successful vacations or they really movement out of these two governors. that would be a huge political victory for republicans and also potentially a huge political victory for democrats for gavin newsom if he to hold off offend off any recall. well we will see what happens a lot of moving parts in this david mcewan like always. it's great to see you. thanks for being with us tonight. thank you very much for having me julie pleasure. california's most populous county is now out of the most restrictive tear but restaurant and brewery owners around los angeles are still not happy with governor newsome. also ahead tonight, several european countries decide to stop giving doses of one covid-19 vaccine. what they say the pro

just listen to this. >> what are your thoughts against the recall effort against gavin newsom? >> i think is doing a fairly good job. everybody makes some mistakes. this is a big job. >> a lot of people are happy about it and they're kind of going forward and that's just the consensus i've gathered. >> that most people that you know -- >> pretty happy about getting him out. i think if you are requesting that people stay at home and be safe and be careful, certainly it says something about you if you don't oblige by your own words. >> and he was talking about that incident where they caught up in her at french laundry. it was actually their mask less, not abiding by the, you know, the separation or the distance, and he was actually there with some lobbyists for the medical community. it caused a big scandal here in california, sean. you know, april 29th is the date that they should have all of the signatures checked. that is the 2 million signatures, the deadline was today, but they have until aprie signatures. >> sean: we got in a reaction from most people that are being now ca

gavin newsom is not pleased nor is anyone who wants him to leave office. more on that just ahead. ♪ ♪ this is one of the most powerful men in the world. yeah, i'm just an i.t. manager. okay, this is "just" an i.t. manager destroying cyber threats with a vengeance. we've edited out the violence. no, it's not violent. i'm just using sophos to defeat cyber threats. we'll never fully understand how "just" an i.t. manager does it. i use soph...(beep) "just" an i.t. manager doesn't have to tell us how he does it. we just know he does. ( ♪♪ ) ♪ ♪ >> tucker: well, the attempt to exercise democracy in the state of california and oust the governor gavin newsom and a recall, a chilling signatures. gavin newsom thought a lot about it, why you are my constituencies trying to kick me out of office? he thought deeply to himself and arrived at a culprit. it's not him, obviously, it's not his fault and nothing to do with the fact he can't keep the lights on in his state. the fact that it is crumbling and everyone who earns a living is fleeing to texas. the real

earlier in the year i predicted gavin newsom would be the nominee for the democrats. i think that's totally out the window. >> dana: it wasn't a bad guess. it wasn't a bad guess. but i don't think so. he might have a better chance of winning nationally with the democrats that he doesn't california. the issue for him in california's not so much that you have right wing republicans mad about it. that's not the case. i don't know bernie sanders has seen any of the articles. we would be happy to forward them to his office. it's been a very bipartisan group. nonpartisan. it's mostly been small business owners especially restaurant owners. business owners like my friend who runs a pilates studio. they have been shut down this whole time even though it doesn't make any sense. if you wanted to do class outside, not allowed. that's where that's all coming from. i don't know if you will get recalled. i don't think that his future in california is that great. nationally he could maybe do a little better. >> jesse: california is well-positioned to survive covid. beautiful weather

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newsom and three people arrested over the weekend after brawl broke out after protesting gavin newsom. you're worried about that? >> it's ridiculous to believe devin nunes he had no role in this, their kids have not gone back to school there lasted opening up, lasting kids sports, the boxing was bungled and all these things are wrongs those are serious issues so what does hes, do he tries to slime people so he does not want to face the issue and quite frankly he's not good on details and he could read a prompter buddies not really good at his job and he has not built consensus and that's why he's in trouble and that's what he will be recalled. elizabeth: did you notice something at the grammys celebrities not wearing masks breaking the governor locked on rules, this is shaping up to be a fight for 2024, what we see mississippi and texas removed mandates and the covid cases are dropping by double digits. were seeing comparison between california and florida in the jobless rate is almost double in california and cases per million in florida slightly higher in california but they haveor

newsome proposed back in september phasing out gasoline powered cars and having all their 0 emission vehicles by 2035 in the next 15 years we will live in a in the state of california the sales of internal combustion engines we will move forward to green and decarbonize our vehicle fleet here in the state of california washington is looking to be the next state within the country to follow suit in getting rid of gasoline powered cars and general motors is making greater investments in electric vehicles g.m. is partnering with a. come to build a 2nd battery factory in the u.s. insiders say the car giant is i a location in tennessee but no firm decision has been made a $2300000000.00 plant is already in the making and by the 2 companies in ohio that plant is expected to be up and running by next year the largest automaker has said it's looking to phase out gas powered engines from its showrooms by 2035 to pursue our sewer emissions through congestion 0 crash future is not. it's monumental i mean it's fundamental you'd. think by everything the move by g.m. is an effort to lessen depende

newsome proposed back in september phasing out gasoline powered cars and having all their 0 emission vehicles by 2035 in the next 15 years we will live in a state of california the sales of internal combustion engines we will move forward to green and decarbonize our vehicle fleet here in the state of california washington is looking to be the next state within the country to follow suit in getting rid of gasoline powered cars and general motors is making a greater investment in electric vehicles g.m. is partnering with l.g. chem to build a 2nd battery factory in the u.s. insiders say the car giant is i am location in tennessee but no final decision has been. a $2300000000.00 plant is already in the making and by the 2 companies in ohio that plant is expected to be up and running by next year the largest automaker has said it's looking to phase out gas powered engines from that show brooms by 2035 to pursue our sewer emissions congestion so your crash future is not. it's monumental i mean it's fundamentally good it shapes how we think about everything the move by g.m. is an effort to

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learn more about the condition at factsonhand.com kennedy: what's eating gavin newsom? it's a multi- tentacle base that has almost nothing to do with where the trouble god has been even though in those spotted dining indoors again with george lopez shooting a tik tok video and a part of state that forbids indoor dining. businesses that have been sacrificed on the altar have a 50/50 shot of ever coming back small business owners especially those who retrofitted their sagging injuries for outdoor dining are pissed. 40000 mom-and-pop shops have shuddered as of last august. half of them permanently. they don't care that the governor had a fancy melt the french laundry, they just want him to eat a bag. [inaudible] it is but a dose edo of lock them down, open them up a little. the year of confusion has really worn down weary californians. when they do finally go outside, they will have to hopscotch over feces and needles because the homeless crisis has exploded his own public of catastrophe review are 65 or older, while good luck golden girls and boys, you're demographically

newsom and he had three people arrested after a brawl at a rally protesting gavin newsom this feels like it's heating up, your word about that. >> it's ridiculous to blame devin nunes he's had no role in this, the truth is people have not gone back to school we are last in opening up in kids sports the vaccine was bundled and all these things are wrong those are serious issues, what does he do he tries to slime people so he doesn't want to face the issue and quite frankly he's not really good on details, yet he can read a prompter buddies not really good at his job and has a built consensus and that's why he's in trouble and that's what he will be need recalled. elizabeth: did you notice something at the grammys celebrities not wearing masks breaking the governors lockdown roles this is shaping up to be a fight for 2024. what we see mississippi and texas remove mandate their covid cases are dropping by double digits immersing comparison between california and florida, the jobless rate is almost double in california, these cases per million in florida are slightly higher in californi

california governor gavin newsom claiming to recall of her against him. orchestrated how to be feel about that? breaking that town, next. ♪♪ governor gavin newsom about to get instead of tackling his crises, he's putting together a crisis squad too far out useless talking points. handsome here at "midday" are terrified but white knight in shining armor swooping into blame it on white supremacy. the usual left, stacy abrams and others started a stop a republican recall campaign which the website claims is a result of a partisan problem coalition of national for publicans and like vaccine, qanon conspiracy theorist, and trump supporters. redundant. way to be tone deaf. gavin has a mouthful of specially polished piano keys and smile and denial if he thinks it's only republicans in california who are hurting. 2 million people signed the recall petition due tomorrow. 40000 small businesses that have closed since last august, half of them permanently. in the governor speak to the people who have lost their dreams and life savings, tossing around unverified

leslie. >> leslie: this is the sixth recall effort against gavin newsom. secondly, harris, you are correct. teachers in california with his second in the list of who can get it after the elderly and those in nursing homes. they were considered essential workers and recently the governor has had specifically vaccine set aside for teachers and testing sites and the cdc said you don't have to be vaccinated to go to schools. here's the problem. the reason for the money is the lack of ventilation systems and the lack of the ability physically to distancing to set in place some of the protocols and some of the larger classrooms. >> harris: i thought that the bidens $2 trillion relief to -- >> leslie: that has not been funded as well as beverly hills as an example. it's an effort to try to help meet the needs of what the teachers in the districts are asking for which is cash. >> harris: yeah. i thought the $2 trillion biden administration relief bill was aimed at doing that. i don't know. we'll move on. covid mandates reaching a new level. next, the state that's

i can we have "fox news" contributor john california governor gavin newsom. chasing a total recall and new questions a about whether is reopening the economy to save the state or maybe to save himself. >> inc. a whole bunch of trust that the voters should've added rule in him when he went in french laundry and had dinner with those lobbyists despite his own orders. deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio, the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an anti-diarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other sig

hace pocas horas el gobernador gavin newsom firmÓ una legislaciÓn que permitirÁ que los alumnos vuelvan a clases presenciales aprobaron por mayorÍa la medida, el plan de mÁs de 6.000 millones de dÓlares, incluye 2.000 millones de incentivos para los descritos escolares a fin de que regresen a por lo menos una actividad en personas antes del 31 de marzo. >> durante casi un aÑo, alrededor de 6 millones de estudiantes se han quedado en casa recibiendo clases virtuales. >> mientras texas mina la regla de utilizar mascarillas california ahora estÁ recomendando a sus residentes utilizar doble cubrebocas especialmente debido a las diferentes variantes de covid-19. dinorah pÉrez nos tiene los detalles. >> son tan necesarias que son distribuidas de manera gratis en las localidades mÁs golpeadas por covid-19, las mascarillas han sido una herramienta clave en la pandemia y ahora expertos estÁn recomendando el uso de dos. >> la mascarilla quirÚrgica protege 80% al tener dos le da casi 95%. >> la recomendaciÓn vino por parte del departamento de salud pÚblica de california, ahora que estad

steve: i can add gavin newsom his kids have been in private school i think since last september, such an important point you make. what do you think that republicans should do in the face of -- switch to relieve bill. in you know that past senate. goes back to the house. looks like any problem there would be on the left. with some progressives maybe abjecting to -- objects to some compromises made, what does that mean for g.o.p., this two trillion dollar money out of washington. >> you accurately point out, why does california need the money, despite lockdown, tech boom and migration to the. zoom and skype class made california more solvent amazing plea l.a., ly.it means that inflation is al but assured, the people who are renting not owning, the people who cannot touch their assets, they will be hurt. what do republicans do, school choice is a winning issue, educational vouchers, mobility of your children, empowering parents, if there is one thing to take away from the virus, you should have same freedom that gavin newsom and nancy pelosi and joe biden have when can ams to education

and for gavin newsom to try to claim sympathy here, it's crazy. let me leave you with this. california, when you compare to florida, 20,000 more deaths than florida. yet california has one of the youngest populations in the country while florida has one of the oldest, yet 20,000 more dead. and yet florida's been open since may, basically. their economy is thriving, to your point around the unemployment numbers. and, look, people are leaving california, or let's face it. look at united van lines, poll after poll showing there's an go discuss out of california and new york for the same reason. high pollution, high taxes, high homelessness, high crime, high traffic, and your leaders with newsom, pelosi, schiff, swalwell and alyssa milano. not a good combination. ashley: i would say the only thing newsom has tone for the california economy is really hold the bottom line of those elitist restaurants like the french laundry where it's thousands for a complete meal. that's all he's contributed. >> and the moving vans as well. [laughter] ashley: and the moving vans. >> yeah. i mean,

benjamin: governor gavin newsom touting his leadership in the pandemic, california is out front in all the wrong categories. the us and canada, joined us next. so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >> we are not going to change course because of a few naysayers and doomsayers. california critics, partisan political grabs without david prejudices, everything that makes california great. we will not be distracted from getting shot in arms and the economy booming again. benjamin: gavin newsom delivering his state of the state address as 2 million californians seek to recall him. jillian: elizabeth, good to see you. >> thanks for having me here. jillian: listen to a little more of what he had to

kennedy: what's eating gavin newsom? it's a multi- tentacle base that has almost nothing to do with where the trouble god has been even though in those spotted dining indoors again with george lopez shooting a tik tok video and a part of state that forbids indoor dining. businesses that have been sacrificed on the altar have a 50/50 shot of ever coming back small business owners especially those who retrofitted their sagging injuries for outdoor dining are pissed. 40000 mom-and-pop shops have shuddered as of last august. half of them permanently. they don't care that the governor had a fancy melt the french laundry, they just want him to eat a bag. [inaudible] it is but a dose edo of lock them down, open them up a little. the year of confusion has really worn down weary californians. when they do finally go outside, they will have to hopscotch over feces and needles because the homeless crisis has exploded his own public of catastrophe review are 65 or older, while good luck golden girls and boys, you're demographically

governor gavin newsom. we have the story. a top teacher union president saying you got to shut down schools for everybody in california, but he was caught on tape bringing his daughter to school. the story next. >> joe biden shame fully hurt america's youth. keeping children locked in homes whatsoever. the democrats now we have to pass the $1.9 trillion boondoggle to open schools. on behalf of moms, dads, children in america, i call on joe biden to get the schools open and get them open now. great thing to do. ♪. deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but, can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me come out swinging? you got th

the group working to push governor gavin newsom gavin newsom out-of-office now has the signatures ready to trigger a statewide recall election. in sacramento, the organizers to recall newsom announced they have gathered nearly 2 million signatures to recall the governor. at the capitol building, they were rallying against coronavirus restrictions. >> it's not just about recalling gavin newsom, it's about making a change in the way california is run now and needs to be run in the future. >> signatures need to be validated by the secretary of state for the recall to qualify for a ballot and if that happens, the special election could be sometime in the summer. >>> more than four years after the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland, master tenant, derick almena is about to learn how long he will spend in prison and faces up to 12 years behind bars today after pleading guilty in january to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. that is how many people died in the inferno that ripped through that cluttered space during a party in 2016. the building was zoned for commercial use with no

california governor gavin newsome nominated long time assemblyman rob bonta as the state's next attorney general. i will do everything my power to make sure everyone continues to belong. and i think for them bonta whose name has been rumored for the job for months has been a strong supporter of criminal justice and environmental reforms. last year he pushed for the caren act, which would make it illegal to make racially based 911. calls. he also pushed for tougher hate crime laws after attacks against asian americans during the pandemic. but you cannot get people from the hot. >> he got that hot to help the community. >> gq dollar is asian pacific american advocates. she says she knows botta and his family well and calls his selection a game changer for the golden state it's about time right. with all the stuff going on, especially

governor gavin newsome says the state's efforts to make vaccine distribution more equitable though are falling short. so the administration will start dedicating 40% of its vaccine supply to the state's most vulnerable neighborhoods. those areas will be determined by this map california's healthy places index. the areas in blue score in the bottom 25% of the index communities that state health officials consider low income or hardest hit by the pandemic households earning over a $120,000 have twice the access to vaccines. >>then communities that have been disproportionally impacted that is what we have to reconcile we have to own up to that. >>officials say more than one and a half million doses have been distributed in those targeted areas to incentivize even more vaccines among the vulnerable. once 2 million doses have been distributed. the state will make it easier for counties to reach the red tier and reopen more businesses. >>the contra costa county public health department says it is addressing inequity by adding pop-up vaccination testing sites and doing that in the hardest hit

newsome proposed back in september phasing out gasoline powered cars and having all their 0 emission vehicles by 2035 in the next 15 years we will live in a in the state of california the sales of internal combustion engines we will move forward to green and decarbonize our vehicle fleet here in the state of california washington is looking to be the next state within the country to follow suit in getting rid of gasoline powered cars and general motors is making greater investments in electric vehicles g.m. is partnering with l.g. chem to build a 2nd battery factory in the u.s. insiders say the car giant is i on location in tennessee but no firm decision has been made a 2300000000 dollars plant is already in the making and by the 2 companies in ohio that plant is expected to be up and running by next year the largest automaker has said it's looking to phase out gas powered engines from its showrooms by 2035 to pursue our sewer emissions congestion 0 crash future is not. it's monumental i mean it's fundamental you'd. think by everything the move by g.m. is an effort to lessen dependen

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. >> still ahead on the kron morning news the deadline for signatures to recall governor gavin newsome has ended after the break. we'll explain what's next now for the governor and the state on that front. meanwhile, we're also following the latest out of oakland where the coliseum is no longer offering first doses of the pfizer vaccine will tell you where you can go instead to make your first appointment and the white house says that it's on track to meet its covid vaccination goals but needs your help to

newsom but he's out thereof being thrown out. elizabeth: california is in dire strains because of the way it's been run by sacramento and by the democrat governor that's what critics are saying, let's move on to matt meyer our berkeley teachers union president he's been advocating keep schools shut down in california he is caught on video taking his daughter to in person private school, this is a group called gorilla moms saying he is a hypocrite saying schools are unsafe or he's dropping off his daughter at the school, youryo reaction? >> we seen this routinely union officials telling them you need to stay home, stay safe and protect the teachers and the officials are oftenwh tropical locations having a tropical drink at the pool. this is another example of that and it's pretty horrific, this guy is telling public school students and families you cannot go back we're going to prevent you from going back and don't tell us how much the children are suffering this is about getting the teachers unions as much as they can but meanwhi

>>governor gavin newsome says baseball fans may be able to watch their favorite team play in person on opening day, but that all depends of people don't let their guard down with covid-19 do that. >>advanced conversations governor gavin newsome telling reporters wednesday, the possibility of baseball fans returning to the stadium working on the final details but we've been working very closely with major league baseball others. across the spectrum working with local health officers, the governor adding the state's covid hospitalizations dropped 43% that's why he's confident more restrictions will be loosened in the near future under one condition if we all do our job and we don't let down our guard and spike the ball wrong sport. but get the point. then i all the world fans will be back. >>safely in a lot of those outdoor meanwhile plans are already in place at the oakland coliseum to welcome fans back to the ballpark on opening day we've been working closely with the state and county officials to come up with a safe plan to return to the coliseum oakland president dave campbell gives

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i voted for gavin newsom, but regarding this , they're wrong. brian: they stopped outdoor dining in california when even the cdc says there's no danger in outdoor dining. it was just to torture small business and their numbers are worse than florida, and you know about the restrictions in florida or lack thereof. ainsley: remember the lady we had on and she setup the outdoor tent in the back of her restaurant? and spent like $75,000 on that tent? and then they said you can't have people at your restaurant? brian: because they setup a sit com set from nbc 50 feet away and it was identical. it's a double standard. the hypocrisy which we like to point out every morning. ainsley: let's hand it over to jillian. jillian: that's right good morning and let's begin with the updated information from the cdc, giving those vaccinated against covid-19 the green light to resume some pre-pandemic activities. new guidelines give the okay to visit other vaccinated people indoors without wearing masks or social distancing. visit indoors with the risk un vaccinate

so yes, that is on gavin newsom. but let's go to new york now, a whistleblower comported new details about creepy seagate governor andrew cuomo's order forcing nursing homes are taken patients but exclusive interview with administrator, said he was petrified by the decision, watch. >> many facilities vocalize it, they were petrified. but they were more petrified of the department of health the ones, i never spoke again. >> republican members of congress now asking u.s. ag american garland to probe the nursing home violated residents rights for it this a real cuomo scandal hiding under a mound of gross sexual allegation? so here you have a group of nursing home owners, they were terrified the department of health was going to shut them down. that is the kind of bullying the covid entrance administration had been in for three terms, mike. >> that is the allegation, right? the question is whether not that scandalous going to get buried in the other scandal. it seems like there's an interest in putting out in the forefro

. >> este martes el gobernador gavin newsom visitó el Área de la bahía. >> el gobernador estuvo en una escuela en palo alto. >> de hecho, se flexibizó la restricción por la pandemia. >> cómo reaccionaronpues sí muchos dicen que se siente que estamos saliendo de la pesadilla y nosotros también reabrimos por un tiempo la economía y hoy le pregunté el gobernador gavin newsom y esto fue lo que me dijo. >> poco autopsia poco volvemos a la normalidad en cl ondado santa clara con las hospitalizaciones y casi bajando. >> ha llegado a los requisitos para movernos al nivel rojo que nos da la oportunidad de reanudar. >> los restaurantes podrán atender adentro con 25% de capacidad. >> me parece bien. >> sí. >> vamos saliendo de la pandemia. >> sí, ya era hora y finalmente. >> los centros comerciales también podrán aumentar su capacidad. >> no sabía es una gran sorpresa. >> sí las personas pues, con las vacunas se sienten más seguras. >> reabriran con restricciones los gimnasios a un 10% de capacidad. >> la orden de cuarentena que viajen no estará en efecto. >> por parte es para pod

>>a major development out of the state's capital governor gavin newsome and state lawmakers have agreed on a plan to reopen schools across the state. thank you for joining us this monday march 1st i'm tahernia well after almost a year of lockdowns lawmakers and the governor have agreed on a 6.6 billion dollar budget package to accelerate the safe return to in person learning across the golden state under the new deal school districts could get money if they reopen by march 31st not to get the money schools must return to in person instruction at least through second grade the proposal and does not require staff and students to be vaccinated and districts are not required to have agreements with teachers unions we're going to have a kron four's ashley zavala live from sacramento. let later on this hour with reaction from the california as a school board association so be sure to stay with us that will be at 3.30. local leaders have started to respond to the governor's plans state he praised the deal but is still encouraging schools to maintain caution saying in part quote in the last few

this address would be governor gavin newsom's third address, third state of the state address. the governor is expected to discuss that return to the classroom across the state. $6.6 billion funding, has made his way across the state, highlighting the vaccine effort. touting those falling covid numbers. the speech coming at a time when those recall efforts are ramping up, signatures for that are all due march 17th. the next step would be for the secretary of state's office to determine just exactly how many of those signatures are valid. if they have enough valid signatures, the next step would be an election. just last week, the governor did say that fans will be able to return to those stadiums. we are making steps forward. after that state of the state address, we will have a recap for you on air and online. live in san francisco, cierra johnson for today in the bay. >> cierra, thank you. >>> 20 people now displaced after an rv fire near a homeless encampment in oakland. this all happened about 6:30 this morning at 17th avenue. the cause of the fire still unknown, but it cau

cory booker, gavin newsom -- stop the recall. again, that tells me, this is somebody trying to mobilize the progressive base of the democratic party, "a" to help him raise money and "b" to potentially turn out votes if he needs them. >> absolutely. that progressive base, by the way, is not where his problem is. the problem, of course, is with not just the extremists. i assume they do exist. so i guess the ads aren't entirely inaccurate but there are a lot of people not happy about the how the wildfire crisis was handled, how the pandemic crisis was handled. they're not happy about the lockdowns. they're not happy about a lot of different things. there are a lot of very california-specific issues that have generated some controversy beyond just the far right. i'll give you one example. california just voted a few weeks ago to give $600 pandemic relief dollars to undocumented immigrants. now, you know, i live in a heavily immigrant community in new york city, we wouldn't think twice about that but that doesn't necessarily sit well

california republican candidate john cox on the man whose job he wants governor gavin newsom and why today is pivotal in the fight to remove him from office. >> half the people signed are women over a third or non-republicans, 36%, you know what he is he's desperate improving that is not up to the job. ♪ (deborah vo) i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my short hair, but nobody even sees them. (vo) discover the exclusive, new miracle-earmini- a nearly invisible hearing aid from the brand leader in hearing aids with over 70 years of experience. (deborah) when i finally had miracle-ear and i could hear for the first time, i started crying. i could hear everything. new miracle-earmini. so small and comfortable that no one will see them, but you'll notice the difference. call today to start your 30-day risk-free trial at your local miracle-ear. no one likes to choose between safe or sporty. modern or reliable. we want both - we want a hybrid. so do banks. that's why they're going hybrid with ibm. a hybrid cloud approach helps them personalize experiences with watson ai wh

>>organizers behind the effort to recall governor gavin newsome say they're on pace to collect more than 2 million signatures. some democrats say regardless of how many signatures they get it's still unlikely that newsome will actually get voted out. costs on the has the very latest. >>1.9 5 million signatures that is how many signatures the group recalling governor gavin newsome have collected people from all walks of life the entire political spectrum have come together in order for the recall to qualify only 1.5 million signatures must be verified by the california secretary of state's office currently around 670,000 are the recall gavin newsome 2020 lead proponent orrin heatlie odds. they're confident they will have enough signatures as they still have more than a week governmental monopoly in the one party rule over california is over out of the total amount the group says 1.6 million signatures have been gathered by volunteers you don't see that too much in california politics. so you know gonna have to be grudgingly give them credit and that is about the only thing that has surpri

now, listen, governor gavin newsom is getting it like all governors from all side. some people saying he hasn't been strict enough. more people saying he has been too strict. jake? >> all right, nick. thanks so much. let's take that up right now with the democratic governor of california, gavin newsom. governor newsom, thanks for joining us. you're facing a recall effort in part because of your handling of the pandemic. recall organizers say they have more than the 1.5 million signatures needed to meet tomorrow's deadline to get the recall on the ballot. i covered one of your recalls before in california, and at the end of it there was a brand-new republican governor. are you worried? >> yeah, i mean, look, we have the lowest threshold of the 19 states that allow a recall in the country and all you need is a quarter of the people that voted for donald trump getting this recall petition to the voters this november, so i'm an tis tis pating that it goes on. we're taking it very seriously. this is the sixth recall effort in just 25 months since i've been governor. this

good reason to be angry with gavin newsom. this date has been ludicrously locked out from the start. it has had a horrible experience with the virus. you cannot look at these policies and tell me that there is a very clear benefit, that there is any evidence that this worked in this thing did not and 10% versus 25%. the stupidest thing of all was telling people not to have fun outside because outside we know the virus very much does not spread easily. that was so stupid and that was part of newsom's response to this whole thing. he is not facing the recalls -- the oldest tactic in the book. everyone who does not like me and disagrees with me as a nazi. that is what they always say. >> californians are not dumb. they are looking at the statistics. in terms of covid deaths per 100,000 residents. what the hell were we doing wrong here? >> i mean there are some smart republicans in california left. the republican party is not a very functioning party in california. that is not the reason newsom is in trouble here. business owners,

gavin newsom brought this upon himself. it wasn't one thing t was a combination of everything and now finally, finally, democracy is working the way it should be working here in california. jackie: it's a tremendous effort. a lot of hard work. congratulations to you and your team and volunteers as you said who really felt this was a mission they wanted to take on. great to see you today. thank you. >> great to see you too. jackie: okay. coming up why nursing homes nationwide say they see no relief in sight despite more stimulus relief funds. details after this hey frank, our worker's comp insurance is expiring, should we just renew it? yeah, sure. hey there, small business owner. pie insurance here with some sweet advice to stop you from overpaying on worker's comp. try pie instead and save up to 30%. thirty percent? really? get a quote in 3 minutes at easyaspie.com. wow, that is easy. so, need another reminder? no, no no, i'm good. uh, yes please. oh. ho ho ho, yeah! need worker's comp insurance? get a qu

those were just some of the challenges facing governor gavin newsom today. a year into this a year into this pandemic tonight, the governor delivered an unorthodox state of the state address with a recall effort looming. our political reporter greg lee has the. details when this pandemic ends, and it will end soon. we're not gonna go back to normal because i think we all agree normal was never good enough from dodger stadium in l, a mass vaccination site, governor gavin newsom delivered his state of the state address. he gave the virtual presentation to the legislature surrounded by empty seats, symbolizing the more than 54,000 californians who have died from covid-19. we were guided by evidence today. the light at the end of this tunnel is. brighter than ever in the 28 minutes speech, newsome offered a full throated defense of his administration's response to the pandemic and a positive look past it. we're gonna beat this virus, and we're gonna realize our california dream for all how we're gonna do it, well, equitable and plentiful vaccines, economic suppo

to another dem governor deadline day for organizers of the movement to recall gavin newsom. this just in emmerich and airlines is investigating the report that john kerry ignored biden's mask mandate and airline roles influenza is first class seat without one. i am david asman in for elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. larry: we intervention. david: jacqui heinrich is on capitol hill with more. >> good evening secretary mayorkas to n keep from republin members and basically accused him of not being candid with his answers and reading responses that were prewritten but mayorkas was also trying to highlight what he sees in this administration effort to deal with the migrant surge and a more humane way than the previous administration. he said they stopped the practice of expelling unaccompanied children back to and increased housing capacity for children and make good strides and vaccinated borderng patrol. all lawmakers wanted to hear is if he would use the word crisis to describe migrants of the border which top democrats and the white house have r

. >> gavin newsom said it is not his fault, people want him recall. he says it is all because of anti-fax and anti-max extremist. benjamin: the senior advisor for the recall gavin 2020 campaign response to that when he joins us live next. benjamin: andrew cuomo under investigation from his attorney general and state lawmakers as they launch and impeachment probe. benjamin: one of the accusers meets with investigators. >> reporter: from bennett's been four hours with investigators pending over 120 pages of records. wanted bit, the governor's preoccupation with his hand size and what the large size of his and indicated to charlotte and other members of his staff. 7 women accused cuomo of inappropriate behavior, the detail their experiences on new york radio. >> there was a lot of it felix screaming, never asked me about my work, and make flirtatious gestures, he approached me too tightly and was around. >> new york state lawmakers say the harassment allegations will be one part of their impeachment probe but state nursing home death and corruption alleg

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