not larry. you believe that jerry, with his wifi internet access, is responsible for the computer searches that were found in the investigation? >> i believe so. >> and in truth, when cops arrested larry, they knew there was no physical proof connecting him to those internet searches and so they continued to dig. >> larry had a lot of stuff in his wallet, a lot of pocket trash, business cards, pieces of paper, receipts. i wouldn't want to sit on his wallet, let's put it that way. >> while going through that wallet, beals found this phone number written on a little slip of paper. >> i said, "holy cow, this first number is the bomb phone number." i keep going through the contents of the wallet and here's the second number. >> that's right. larry hoagland had, in his wallet, the numbers of both cell phones used as detonators on the first bomb, the one that didn't explode. that's an unbelievable piece of luck. >> i'd like to call it investigative genius, but, yeah, it was fantastic. really good to f

larry: to help other parents. larry:. larry: three san quentin inmates were taken to the hospital after a fight in the recreation yard this morning. we saw one ambulance on the scene from sky 8 4. these are just before 10:00 a.m.. correction officers used direct impact rounds and pepper-sprayed to break it up. . no word on the condition of the three injured inmates. kristen: surveillance footage like this has been crucial in not only our storytelling, but in assisting in criminal investigations. oakland's chinatown, a neighborhood played with attacks in recent months, just got some new tools to help. we were there for the new announcement and we have new video only on 7. reporter: cellphone video and private surveillance videos like these not only make these attacks in surrounding communities more real to the public they have been vital in assisting police. this video used in a police investigation shows an 85-year-old and a 91-year-old robbed of their handbags in august. . so, to better deter crime and help oakland, the

larry: ok. drew, you were running the other day, you came into the office all -- drew: [laughs], in my running gear? most times i run in the morning on an empty stomach. people tell me it is not a great thing, but get in first thing in the morning and -- kristen: if i were to work out, i would have a peanut butter energy bar, something with protein. larry: i just shoe on glass. to feel tough. [laughter] kristen: oh, gosh. drew: don't do that. kristen: kids, you did not hear that. larry: i don't want it to be a tiktok trend. kristen: parents, so sorry. [laughter] there[laughter] are just 100 shopping days left until christmas, by 20% have already started on their shopping list or at least will, very soon. in a study, more than half of shoppers plan to start shopping for halloween. drew: what? kristen: i know. 13% say they began last month, 35% will start in november. the largest segment of early shoppers is comprised of those who have children under 18. drew: makes sense. kristen: when my kids we

larry: that peter was mostly empty. larry:. larry: i know we have all transition because of covid because we like staying home and watching movies that are available to us so quickly at home. i hope movie theaters survive. there is something cool about that experience that is just irreplaceable. dan: we agree. kristen: all right, taco bell is stepping up its recycling efforts. but this seems strange. taco bell wants people to return their used packets to them in the mail so they can be recycled and reused. the fast food chain is teaming up with a new jersey-based recycling company for the program. taco bell says it hopes to save 8 million pounds of used sauce packets from going into u.s. landfills every year. spencer, would you do this? spencer: sounds like a smart thing to do, to million, 8 billion going to the landfill? yes, i would return it. dan: seems like an odd thing to recycle. doesn't it? they are so small and disposable. anything to save the planet at this point. we need every, every ounce of energy to push towards th

larry: this is for you. if you are afraid of heights or have vertigo, this observation deck in new york city is not the place you want to go. this is somewhat one vanderbilt. it opens next month inside a 67 story skyscraper in midtown manhattan. billed as the world's most immersive observatory experience. >> we have infinite circular reflections that live inside these 90 degree reflection. this warps and changes the light that comes into the space as well as the sound. these special cones that live on the east and west side. larry: it looks like one of those dreams i can't escape from. if you want to ride the all glass elevator that travels 1200 feet above ground. it officially opens october 21 and will cost $39. kristen: that sounds like a deal. first toilet paper, then lumber. what you need to look out for. larry: jurassic park could happen? the effort to resurrect the past. what could go wrong? i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plu

i think that larry: etiquette has involved larry:, indeed. i did not used to tip so much on take out, but now it is standard. of course, right. you guys? larry: i do. i started 20%. i do. i started 20%. we depend on take out now more than before. now with so many more taking meals to go, i am sure those tips have fallen off. it is even more important to support it. drew: getting the money. they said, they get together and split it up evenly. larry: happy meals are getting a makeover. figurines. instead, a puzzle or toy made from recycled materials. mcdonald's is working to plastics and happy meal toys by 2025 more options will be available in january. drew: that's fantastic. i am applauding him. larry: it is a great idea. even when we were little, we like those toys for 45 minutes, then it was discarded. it was a cute kids have fun with the happy meal, but it is a great idea. kristen: i wish they could do it faster. larry: we should think about whether we even need those toys. kristen: ♪ ♪ have you seen those small bowl---? oh! careful wi

larry: thank you. developments related to covid-19, martin airlines will begin firing workers who have decided not to get vaccinated. the airline says on percent of workers have chosen not to get the vaccine, about 600 people. united has extended the deadline for those requesting a religious or medical exemption. to the north bay where red county is opening its -- marin county is opening its first vaccination site for booster shots. we got an exclusive walk-through of the site ahead of the opening. >> that is right. vaccination site is inside this mall in san rafael. marion county says -- karen county says 70,000 residents -- there are 70,000 residents here who qualify but they are prioritizing 75 and older. >> here we are in the northgate mall, in the centre court. we will have our clients enter from the hallway down here. >> got a look inside their new operation that is equipped to welcome both marin county residents with appointments and walk-ins. how many are you expecting to show up? >> we are hop

larry: the u.s. bureau of labor statistics says telecommuting to work is not going anywhere. 50 million workers were forced to work from home in 2020. in august of this year, 20 million were still teleworking, and that number is expected to stay >> experimentation and learning, the investments we have made into working from home, diminished stigma and lingering concerns around health, it will all continue leading to the push of working from home. larry: industry jobs are leading the employment recovery, but the bureau of labor statistics says nationally, no industry has fully recovered the jobs lost in february of 2020. this year, 17 million jobs were recovered, compared to the 22.4 million jobs last year. kristen: a man has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges stemming from a violent off-duty confrontation. for prosecutors formally charged him for four felony counts, including sexual battery and an 18-year-old woman, and making criminal threats. the incident happened during a house party. the poli

larry, something interesting from larry elder, saying he wants to be pro-business, vote for him. that's something where he's going to get all these small businesses hurt by the pandemic by governor newsom's rules to perhaps flow them over to larry elder. >> well, he's certainly aiming for them. there's been an awful lot of ppe money coming into california. $75 billion has flowed in, in the last few months. the governor has distrubting this money to various entities, are they satisfied enough. it becomes binary at this point. do you want newsom, or to you want elder? that's how it's beginning to be pitched to most people. and so small businesses like everybody else will have to decide is elder that bad in >> you're writing a book, what does it look like? >> i'll let you know in a week or so. >> thank you for joining us as well. if you want more information on this recall, remember, it aes week from tonight. head to nbcbayarea.com, click on the newsom recall right there at the top of our front page. it will take you to all our recall voting, including what the betting sites reveal.

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the republicans defeated themselves with larry elder. how do they get to the point where larry elder is the leading candidate in california? >> he obviously gets in there. he does have name id. and he's the leader of the republicans in the state. and the problem is they were only focussing on the base of the party. what they -- the victory there -- >> that's a good message. >> there are democrats and independents signing on to this recall and they were fine with having newsom step down. but the idea that it being larry elder instead of newsom turned them off. >> just how farcical this all is is three months ago caitlyn jenner was going to be the republican nominee. and caitlyn jenner was going to open the republican party so folks would be more inclusive of transgender. >> that was like -- >> if you look at where she ended up tonight, it goes to show you the destruction of these political parties. caitlyn jenner as of a few minutes ago received 52,000 votes, 1.2% of the vote. there are a lot of people out there who just got about the sam

i am larry beil. that's get right to kate larsen, who has been digging -- let's get right to kate larsen. kate: mayor breed was in the underground level of a san francisco club last night. definitely inside. i spoke with the manager off-camera, who told me the rules are to wear a mask inside if you are not eating or drinking. ♪ kate: dancing with an equally unmasked crowd as a chronicle reporter shot this video. mayor london breed inside a club in the tenderloin. chronicle gave abc 7 permission to air the video, which shows her at the black cat, enjoying a surprise performance i tony tony tony. it flies in the face of what mayor breed has been telling san franciscans all pandemic long. >> look at the environment and be aware that covid is still out there. >> we are definitely close to a mandate of wearing masks. i know people are tired of being told what to do but the fact is, this is where we are. kate: a san francisco department of public health order clearly states that everyone must wear a well

larry: dr. anthony fauci says he believes three doses of an mrna covid vaccine like pfizer or moderna will become the norm at some poi the white house is still aiming for a september 20 timeline to begin rolling out booster shots, but found she says we need to do more to convince millions of unvaccinated americans to skip the first shot. >> when you give the person the third boost, you dramatically increase the level of protection even more so than before the boosting goes up to and beyond the level of protection. so i believe strongly that ultimately we are going to see that as the proper regimen, three doses of an mrna. we have 75 million people in this country who are eligible to be vaccinated and who are not yet vaccinated. if we get the overwhelming majority of those people vaccinated, we can turn this around. larry: except, we are not turning around now. the numbers are not looking great. california's top doctors are concerned about a possible fifth wave following a busy labor day weekend.

while my complaints with the fbi and larry -- larry nassar continued to abuse girls. from the day i reported my molestation by larry nassar, i was treated differently by u.s. ag. not only did the fbi failed to conduct a thorough investigation, they knew usag created a false-negative where larry nassar was allowed to retire with his reputation intact and return to michigan state university, thus allowing dozens of little girls to be molested. host: maggie nichols yesterday. asking you to give your reaction this morning, the criticism of the fbi. phone lines split regionally. if you are in the eastern or central time zones, it is 202-748-8000. if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones, 202-748-8001 . we will take you through much more of that hearing throughout this first hour of the washington journal today, but setting aside time for you to call in and let us know your thoughts. dan is up first out of massachusetts. good morning. caller: i know for a fact i had a family member who was taken advantage of and abused and they give her hush money. i don't know how

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larry: so with respect to the larry: with respect to thein evacuation business. the white house is calling the taliban businesslike and professional and the national security said that is good because it's taken a step in the right direction. i don't know what the right direction is and i fear it could mean recognition for the taliban terrorists. joining us not to discuss we have ranking member on the foreign affairs committee congressman michael mccaul, thank you ever so much for coming on. you broke t the story on the charter planes still on the ground in the mazar-i-sharif airport. i wanted to get an update from you, i have not heard if any of those planes have left or what. >> they have not, many of the planes in the manifest have been cleared by state department and the taliban will not allow them to depart. some of them don't have the legal documentation to depart and we do have two commercial airliners out of kabul airport that have left for doha carrying westerners with passports and visas. were really at the mercy of the taliban. were not on thery ground

larry, let's get you in here, two issues of this recall election. i don't like the governor, i'm willing to give the other guy a chance, but there's 46 other guys. doesn't that just dilute the field for the republicans? >> well, it's been tough, but this is the nature of the recall. everybody wants to get in just about does. and unfortunately, it makes it very difficult for voters, should they decide to recall, that's the vote one, and vote two they have to figure out, who are we going to choose? who are we going to choose instead? it's a short time for campaigning. a lot of people tonight have much of a resume, and even those with some type of a resume can get shut out because there's a lot of noise and not a lot of substance. >> is this maybe just a dress rehearsal for what we'll see in november of 2022? >> i agree with her. if newsom wins ten points or better, he's in good shape, he really is. but if he had a close margin, watch out, watch out what happens. as far as the other side goes, what about larry elder? we don't know. he could be a one-ti

so larry elder made it about himself, and gavin newsom obliged him and made it about larry elder and energized and animated the democratic base. >> and, michael, back to you. despite the loss, republicans have of course succeeded in threatening the governorship of a democrat at a time when democracy in this country is looking increasingly fragile. newsom himself calling it an antique vase, not a football. how flawed is a political system that allows less than 2 million disgruntled voters to mount a recall election on a governor who originally won by a landslide? >> well, you hit the nail on the head, rosemary, because california has the lowest bar, the lowest threshold for getting on the ballot with a recall. 12% of the voters from the last election. most other states that have a recall have 20% or 25%. the state of kansas, 40% threshold. so that's one lesson that i think we will learn and we may reform that. but i think it goes way beyond that. i think it goes to -- i think what john had said, and that is that in california, running against trump really sells. that was the gift to t

gymnastic team doctor larry nasser. they accused the fbi agent test with the investigation of covering up their claims of abuse. following their testimony, fbi christopher wray and general michael horowitz spoke before the committee about the investigation. this is about four hours.

he's at the larry elder. what they're calling a victory party down there, chris, it's been called already and apparently they're still hanging on to hope that they can somehow pull this out. >> that's a good possibility. can i think the mood is still very festive. an optimistic down there. we do have a camera inside the ballroom inside the hilton hotel here in so hopefully we can punch up that scene for you and show you the crowd. there were still waiting for larry elder to take the podium and address his supporters. they have been very optimistic throughout this recall effort throughout this campaign. and as you said, it's already been called a major news agencies. local and national are saying this california recall effort has failed and gavin newsom will remain in office. we can tell you the la times reports that early data revealed that 58% of orange county voters chose not to recall. gavin newsome, while about 42% were in favor of removing him and larry elder is still leading the pack of replacement cand

larry: it is amazing. we talk about climate change all the time and our only hope maybe two science our way out of the problems we created and that's an example. spencer: there is hope. absolutely. with the weather, the last time we saw all green dots on our air quality index was i don't know how long ago, but we have got good air quality now. we will see mainly clear skies inland, overnight lows in the mid 50's, mainly sunny skies, lingering clouds on the coast, highs from low 50's on the coast to low 70's and inland -- a brief period of warming, sunday and tuesday nothing extreme, not terribly hot but it cools down again it'll of next week. some lovely weather ahead for the next seven days. kristen: that is lovely, thank you. seth -- steph and aisha hitting the links. hitting the links. larry: oh! my new, bigger, crispier cluck sandwich. mmh. just tell me you're not going to go overboard with the marketing. no. you're fully clucked out, aren't you? try my $6.99 cluck sandwich combo. download the jack app

i am larry beil. that's get right to kate larsen, who has been digging -- let's get right to kate larsen. kate: mayor breed was in the underground level of a san francisco club last night. definitely inside. i spoke with the manager off-camera, who told me the rules are to wear a mask inside if you are not eating or drinking. ♪ kate: dancing with an equally unmasked crowd as a chronicle reporter shot this video. mayor london breed inside a club in the tenderloin. chronicle gave abc 7 permission to air the video, which shows her at the black cat, enjoying a surprise performance i tony tony tony. it flies in the face of what mayor breed has been telling san franciscans all pandemic long. >> look at the environment and be aware that covid is still out there. >> we are definitely close to a mandate of wearing masks. i know people are tired of being told what to do but the fact is, this is where we are. kate: a san francisco department of public health order clearly states that everyone must wear a well

no one has faced federal charges other than larry nasser. for hundreds of survivors of larry nasser, this hearing is one of our last opportunities to get justice. we ask that you do what is in your power to make sure that those who engaged in wrongdoing are held accountable, under the law. >> thank you. >> i want to begin by thanking the judiciary committee, including the chairman for their commitment to seeking the truth for the hundreds, if not thousands who are systematically abused by they nasser and for the diligence to demand accountability, regarding federal law enforcement misconduct. i also want to express my gratitude to the other brave survivors here today, my friends and my teammates, for sharing their story and continuing to press for justice and reform. over the past few years, it has become painfully clear how a survivor's healing is affected by the handling of their abuse. it disgusts me that we are still fighting for the most basic answers and accountability over six years later. in 2015, it was known that at least six natio

larry elder, 46 percent, versus kevin falconer, the moderate candidate, at only 9%, larry ce. of the general election next year? first, there will be a primary. you think republicans will go with someone like elder, who seems insurmountablett, ar maybe falconer? -- kev kev kev steve: they have not won statewide office in nearly 15 years, the governor's office being the exception before that, but the campaign, reason why the youtube star was isse teplican voters who were the no vote or the yes vote onhe t recall, they were enthusiastic over larry elder, and, unfortunately, that is what the republican party of california has ie such a smallr that it is not nearly enoh ugtod who actually have governi experience off the ballot was key. and then there y woutubeas star. but what about in 2003, when governor davis, whom you were working,or f he had the lieutenant governor on the ballot, and do you think that really hurt him, or do you think because of schwarzenegger, it did not really make a difference? steve: a little bit of both. i think if we had that lieutenant governor on the ba

larry: thank you. kristen: i have a car that old. larry: really? kristen: yep. let's take a live look outside. there is an air quality advisor -- advisor in the bay area because of smoke. larry: sandy patel is tracking a your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on, on the inside. it's true, if you have diabetes, you know high blood sugar is the root of the problem. but that excess sugar can cause the blood vessels to be seriously damaged. and when that happens, this could happen, vision loss or even blindness. that's right, diabetic retinopathy is a leading cause of blindness for adults in the u.s. but even though you can't see it, there is something you can do about it. remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is an incredibly important part of your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and protect against vision loss. just say to yourself, “now eye see.” then—go see an eye care specialist. visit now

larry nassar and the fbi's investigation into the reports of the abuse. you can watch the full hearing at 8:50 p.m. eastern tonight here on c-span, and any time at c-span.org. following the hearing, senators richard blumenthal and chuck grassley held a press conference with the gymnasts. this is about 30 minutes. sen. blumenthal: all set? i will open it up, and then go to you. is that ok? he had to catch a plane. ok. sen. grassley: then i will follow you. sen. blumenthal: ok. sen. grassley: [indiscernible] sen. blumenthal: all set? i'm richard blumenthal, u.s. senator from connecticut. welcome, everyone. welcome particularly to the athletes who testified earlier today, and who were so extraordinarily impactful and impressive in the testimony that they gave. i want to thank my colleague, senator grassley, for joining us, the ranking member on the judiciary committee, and my colleague, senator moran, who could not be with us. today marks another step in a continuing quest for accountability and justice. director wray testified just moments ago that he has r

larry: but they are cautious come as well. we are talking about the early voters, people that grabbed that ballot and sent it back when it came in the mail. we are seeing high numbers of return rates in the bay area. which is always a high turnout when it comes to the vote. and it votes democratic. the fear is that places like los angeles, are they going to sleep through this, as they do in so many elections? is the turnout going to drop? meanwhile this other side is not highly organized. they are motivated on the internet with each other. they are calling each other. they've got a real grassroots operation out there. one of the key swing votes is lightly going to be latinos. who voted democratic in the past. i understand you uncovered concerns about how they are going to vote this time. reporter: we are seeing the candidates, larry elder event today, a town hall to court latino voters. right now, latino voters, young people, and also republicans are the voters that are not turning out so far to vote, whether or not they do is

jam gymnastics team and olympic team doctor, larry nassar. he was more of a pedophile than a doctor. i'm trying to bring to your attention something disturbing and illegal. after telling my story to the fbi in the summer of 2019, not only did the fbi not report my abuse but when they documented my report 17 months later, they made false claims about what i said. after reading the office of inspector general's oig report, i was shocked and deeply disappointed at this narrative they chose to fabfabricate. they chose to lie about what i said and protect a serial child molester than protect not only me but countless others. jay abbot and his subordinates did not want you to hear. it's time that i tell you. in the summer of 2015, i was scheduled to speak to the fbi about my abuse with larry nassar over the phone. i want too sick to meet with anyone in person and talk about this abuse could give me ptsd for days. i chose to speak about it to try to make a difference and protect others. i remember sitting on my bedroom flr for three others about wha

larry nasser. >> to be clear, >> take your time. >> to be clear, i blame larry nasser. and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> it took over 14 months for the fbi to contact me, despite my many requests to be interviewed by them. larry nasser found more than 100 new victims to molest. >> mckayla maroney describes h he started abusing her when she was just 13. i told the >> >> fbi about tokyo, the day he gave me a sleeping pill for the plane ride to work on me later that night. that evening, i was naked, completely alone with him on top of me, molesting me for hours. i began crying at the memory over the phone. there was just dead silence. i was shocked that the agent's silence and disregard for my trauma, after that minute of silence, he asked if that was all. >> maroney accusing the fbi of covering up her claims to protect larry nasser. he will likely spend the rest of his life in prison. one of the agents on the k's has retired. the other, recently fired. detective -- director christopher wray apologizing to the women. were people a

larry nassar. they accuse the fbi agent's tasked with the investigation of misrepresented and covering up their claims of abuse. following their testimony, fbi director christopher wray and justice department inspector there spoke with the committee about the investigation. this is about four hours. [indistinct conversations] >> the predator who abused hundreds of young women before he was charged and convicted in 2017. almost five years ago, exactly on september 12, 2016, the indianapolis star broke the story of larry nassar's sexual assaults. the story blew the whistle on decades of his abuse. unbeknownst to the public at that time, the federal bureau of investigation had received information about his conduct 15 months, -- 15 months prior to the article. it failed to take any actions to protect the victims or investigate abuses. since then, numerous assaults have been highlighted in athletes special vulnerability. an article published in the chicago tribune spotlighted the coach who pled guilty

larry nassar. they accuse the fbi agent's tasked with the investigation, of misrepresenting and covering up their claims of abuse. following their testimony, fbi director christopher wray and justice department inspector general michael horowitz spoke with the committee about the investigation. this is four hours. >> larry nassar, the predator who abused hundreds of women before he was charged and convicted in 2017. almost five years ago, exactly on september 12, 2016, the indianapolis star broke the story of nassar's sexual assaults. the story blew the whistle on decades, decades of his abuse. unbeknownst to the public of that time, the federal bureau of investigation had received information about nassar's conduct 15 months prior to the article. it failed to take any action to investigate the abuses. since then, numerous reports of assaults on athletic programs have highlighted athletes special vulnerability to abuse. last week, and my home state of illinois, an article published spotlighted the

i'm larry beil. city officials blame aging pipes that sent water rushing everywhere, soaking several city blocks. crews just finished up repairs. it happened in san francisco's crocker amazon neighborhood. j.r. stone was there and spoke with neighbors left with the mess. >> car tires pounded by w pouring down the streets of san francisco after a water main break in the city's crocker amazon neighborhood. >> a lot of water there. water coming out of it. >> fast water flowing down hills. something that could be seen from sky seven midafternoon. the break was so bad and up on the hill at the same time, water flowed more than a quarter of a mile down the road to the outer mission. >> pressurized pipes. when you have a break like that, the water flies up. it is how the system operates. >> it did not just flow down the street. at least two homes were flooded. we were there as residents scooped up water and dumped it in their backyard. >> i've never seen a flood that severe. came close to everyone's house.

and we hear everything larry elder is saying. you hear him saying he would like to eliminate the minimum wage. that is not going over in my community at all. so, when it comes down to it, it's a matter of either getting them to mail it in, drop it in a drop box, or go into a voting site on election day. and we're going to do it this next week. >> david plouffe, the newsom side has massively more campaign money than larry elder does. but is it in the interest of the newsom side of this campaign and democrats to actually amplify larry elder's voice and actually get the word out there about what he wants so that they can get a rejection of that at the ballot box? >> i think it is important. so, lawrence, you know, the campaign, the newsom campaign, they believe that almost 80% of the people that are going to vote in this election are going to be vaccinated, much higher than the vaccination rate in california, which is already quite high compared to many states. so, yeah, i think you want to drive that. so, you're in the last week of

but of course it's larry elder. we're going to be hearing lots and lots about. >> we know he's speaking. we'll go back to him when we get the sound fixed. but what's he going to panelists are going to start flinging lawsuits around. is it going to concede. david, what do you want to go into. yeah, he's going to go >> lawsuits is going to file. and the question is what he does in the next 24 hours, 48 hours, 72 hours between now and friday. he's got some time to do this. the certification process. that's the run for months and you got vote ballots still county, you've got all of these elements still in the election that happened over the next 7 to 10 days. he's got some time to do this. he can string out as long as what 17 days, something like that. and as part of that, what that means is he has a lot of opportunity to keep fomenting this idea of voter fraud. so i would anticipate that will keep happening and we would that take a page from the trump playbook. i don't know that it goes anywhere, but it gives them a lo

it was all about painting larry elder as a clone of trump. trump if you vote for larry elder, and a lot of people said no, that will not work, well, it appears maybe it was effective. your thoughts. >> yeah, we have seen a lot of conservative recall referendum on democratic efforts to end the pandemic, which i suppose, now that newsom has won in a landslide, but this is also a referendum on republicans. i mean, elder is a lot like trump who is unusually unpopular in california and a lot of the rest of the country. and following trump's playbook of pretending that the election is unfair because he was likely to lose. californians and americans across the country frankly republicans only believing in democracy when they win. but we also have to remember, yes, gavin newsom might have stepped up a couple of times but it was not a good look to eat at an expensive restaurant. but overall, he's done a good job handling the pandemic. california the infections has the lowest of all states. and he was able to use to send stimulus checks to help during

his name was larry hagenbuch. how seriously did you look at larry? >> we looked at him very seriously. >> hagenbuch was the one who encouraged bryan to move from kansas to montana. but larry wasn't a stable man just then. his wife was leaving him. he'd been drinking a lot. he'd tried to commit suicide a month before the murder using animal medication he'd gotten from bryan. in fact, it was dr. rein who intervened to help save larry. and here's the thing, detectives had heard that larry seemed to know intimate details of the crime scene which had not been made public, as if he was right there when it happened. the problem? >> his story never stayed the same when he's even revealing it. i mean, at one point he said there was bullet holes everywhere. >> yeah. >> later he would say there was only two holes. at one point he indicated that it was a rifle and then it was a pistol. >> agent ken thompson -- >> still, from the sound of this 20-year-old recording, agent thompson wasn't accusing larry of murdering his friend in cold blood. more like things got o

we anticipate hearing from larry elder? >> so far, no word on whether or not we'll hear from him or whether he's here yet but we will be here throughout the night into the morning and keep you updated. >> trace: will go back to u.s. news breaks. matt finn in orange county. thank you. joining me now to help break it all down, former utah congressman jason chaffetz and democratic strategist jessica tarlov. newsom is going to speak in a little while. we don't know what he's going to say. does it exude confidence? if they were so confident, why spend $80 million in campaign ads? why bring the vice president of the president out? what do you make of this? >> statistically democrats have such a stronghold on their liberal bastion of california. statistically they shouldn't but there were 2 million people who went out and forced this recall election. i think the enthusiasm to get newsom out of there. you'll notice he didn't campaign on the issues. he went totally negative the entire way. he could not stand on how they dealt with f

larry elder joins us now. larry, happy recall election day to you. i know that you're hoping to be a winner tonight. what do you say to that line of attack from both the governor and the president last night? >> well, notice they didn't talk about his record on the rise in crime. violent crime up 41% in los angeles. shootings and murders. they didn't defend his record on homelessness. when gavin newsome ran for mayor, he promised to end the homelessness in that city in ten years. have you been to san francisco? they haven't defended his record on the declining quality of public schools. he was at the famous french laundry restaurant and getting a $12,000 wine tab. i don't know what he order but it wasn't mad dog 20/20. he's family enjoys private education. let me finish, this it's why gloria romero crossed lines and is now supporting me. people cut commercials for gavin newsome is they're afraid this kid from the hood that went to public schools is going to break that spell that the democratic party has had over black and brown supporters. i will imp

so very impressive for larry elder. a grant lotus joins us now in the studio to closer look, if can dig deep and a lot of numbers here over the state. the numbers that really matter, newsome 66%. and when he won in 2018. >> he won with 62% of the easy victory over john. you know, none of the polls had him exceeding that 62% mark and that is exactly what happened. we have our map here showing where things stand. it will zoom in on the bay area show you how the bay area voted san francisco is the local county where the most voters percentage wise said no to the almost 87% in san francisco again, green means they voted no. the majority yellow means the majority voted yes to the recall. the san mateo county that 80% said no. santa clara county, 76% no alameda county more than 83% said no to the recall nearby contra costa county 74% said no to the recall solano county now solano county was the one local county that i guess had the most yes votes. but even so, the majority, 67% said no to the recall napa county. 70% no to the

the criminal conduct by larry nassar, unfortunately, was not unique to him, and it was not unique to gymnastics. it was enabled by others, and others have been enabled in this kind of predatory conduct. the fbi became an enabler rather than an enforcer. the fbi became part of the problem. not the solution. and i have strongly called for continuing criminal investigation, if necessary, under new jurisdictional issues, because i think justice will be done only if there is accountability here. we have legislated reforms in the u.s. olympic and paralympic committee. we have legislated reforms in safe sports. but we need accountability still. and that is why this hearing should be followed by another, and i believe it will be. it will involve the department of justice coming before our committee and explaining why there has been no criminal prosecution here, despite a referral twice for criminal prosecution by the inspector general. these fbi agents lied on 302 reports, they are internal reports which are essential to criminal prosecutions. their material misstatements and deceptive omiss

larry is known for the hit all the gold in california. all of the gold in california. larry should update the song to reflect today. all of the poop on my shoe in california. it's filthier than kat's vocabulary. california dreaming is guy throwing up on your porch. a shout out to sean penn. kat had a great first night out in nashville. >> yeah! >> you are sweet. >> ♪ ♪ . >> [laughing]. >> greg: i tell her to holdback. it's only monday. right, i will shave the rest of this moon shine for my cereal. i will just move on. >> [laughing]. >> greg: remember when we were told the adults were taking back government when joe biden won. they ousted orange godzilla and we got the creature at any rate black lagoon. >> [laughing]. >> greg: amazing. there is serious bedlam at the border. many are sick. and like hillary clinton crime remains unchecked and unprosecuted. americans remain in afghanistan and crime is raising like hunter biden's pulling on a crack pipe. i still look great. it's amazing for a man in his early 40s. >> [laughing]. >> greg: it's not that funny, judge. desp

and here is what larry elder said. about replacing senator feinstein. >> their freedom replace her with a republican. which i most certainly would do. and that would be an earthquake in washington d.c.. >> he's right about that. it would be an earthquake. he's right about all of the. governor larry elder could make senator mitch mcconnell the majority leader of the united states senate. all it takes now, for the democrats to lose control of the sun. it is for the democrats to lose one son is. he just won. larry elder is the kind of republican who could never come close to winning a majority vote in the state of california, but he can win 33% of the vote. and, in this recall election, that's more than enough to make him governor. and that means, the recall election is now about two people. larry elder, in gavin newsom. all of us want to remove and democrats want to stop wearing her. the democrats tv ad campaign is about gavin newsom, in larry older. but they don't mention larry elder's name. >> here's what you need to k

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larry: we will turn to the forecast. earlier, you compared me to one of the sea lions basking in the sun. what he did not know is that family members who will remain nameless have said that when the sun is out, i often resemble an elephant. not moving. >> i'm sure they meant that in the best of ways. larry: i'm sure it was. and i could be doing the elephant seal this weekend, right? sandhya: you will be able to do some sun worshiping this weekend, will side with a drink. let me show you live doppler seven. southern cal ho moving th le cha of understorms in the bay area, the fog near the coast, it is going to start to move its way across the mornd tomorrow afternoon, temperatures drop. it is still hazy because of the upper-level smoke but temperatures that were in the mid and upper 90's today will be in the mid 80's tomorrow along the coastline, low to mid 60's, comfortable day for any outdoor plans. as you look at sunday, we go 50's to low 80's. we are going to fast forward to next week because rain is coming to northern

larry nassar, accusing the feds of lies and a cover-up. olympian simone biles demanding accountability as the attorney general is set to face congress as well. welcome to our viewers in the united states and arnolound the world. i'm jim acosta and you're in the s "situation room." >>> we begin with the top general on revelations and explosive new book on the trump presidency. brian, the white house is standing behind general mark milley, as some republicans say he should stepped down or be fired. >> general milley is at the center of a lot of attention tonight. some key players weighing on whether the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff took action that could have saved lives or whether he committed treason. >> reporter: tonight president biden backing joint chiefs chairman army general mark milley following revelations in the new book by robert woodward, some calling for milley to be tossed out or court marshalled over the fear general milley was fearful that secretly called his chinese kaunt part twice to reassure him the united states

larry elder as we said, just got off the stage a few minutes ago. elder did not congratulate the governor. he did admit though that they lost the battle but immediately followed it with, we will certainly win the war. >> we are forcing them now to pay attention to the problems. we are forcing them to do a better job on schools. we are forcing them to do a better job on clearing our forests. we're forcing them to do a better job with energy. to pay attention to what they should have paid attention on two years ago. >> elder who made claim of unsubstantiated fraud before the campaign began made no mention of that in his speech. with a hint of a possible run in the next election, he finished his speech by saying stay tuned. >> we will stay tuned. >> despite warnings of voter fraud, election officials wanted to be very trans apparently with the ballot process. how they're keeping your vote safe. >> let's bring in nbc bay area ian, what are you seeing? what do you need to know? >> i'll tell you in the south bay, they're just wrapping up. have in the last

larry mazola jr. and president of the commission mark buell. and when making a decision about who to appoint to the rec and park commission, it's really important to make sure that there are people who have a vast level of experience, but also a sincere love for the parks of san francisco. i grew up here as you all know and i remember a time when our parks were not in the best shape and what we're seeing now i believe is really a renaissance of san francisco parks because i've gone to a number of our parks especially during this pandemic and i've got to say they are very beautiful and in amazing shape and people are using them and enjoying them like never before. and that is definitely, of course, because of phil's leadership, but also because of the commissioners and the decisions that they make and being strategic about when we bring a parks bond to the people of san francisco and the people of san francisco say yes every single time because we love our parks and we want everyone to have a wonderful experience. look at how beautiful this area