cliff. even elon musk left. left. left >> john cox and caitlyn jenner. it wasn't just the videos there as release. liz kreutz joins us live from the north bay where campaign events were held today. >> reporter: kristin, as more people jump into this race, candidates are doing whatever they can to stand out. for republican john cox, that meant trolling this and with a campaign event here in front of the french laundry any inion bill and a posting another es a d live bear. no, this isn't as you but i campaign stop for republican candidate john cox. yes, the same john cox that ran against newsom in 2018. he is running again in the recall election and brought this actual live bear to make his point and get publicity. >> it is a choice between the beauty and the the the the the

conquer beastly changes in california and in a very donald trump like way branding newsom with a nickname. he is now running this $5 million tv attack at across the state. >> california's choice, beauty. >> reporter: john cox's stop of the day in napa county at the french laundry. >> our dutiful pretty boy governor decided to come here to the french laundry.french laa >> reporter: remember, newsom beat john cox in a life i. we ask john cox why he thinks the outcome will be any different. >> the state of california is far different today than it was three years ago. >> reporter: john cox is clearly trying to make a splash in a campaign that has several people running including celebrity caitlyn jenner. caitlyn jenner unveiled her first campaign california needs a compassionate disruptor. i came here with a dream 48

years ago. to be the greatest athlete in the world. now, i enter a different kind of race, arguably my most important one yet. to save california. >> reporter: governor newsome is entering full campaign mode. he appeared alongside the california oppression of firefighters union who offered their endorsement. now is not the time to waste hundreds and millions of dollars on a recall effort that is nothing more than a partisan power grab. this is and forgive me, a republican backed recall. >> reporter: back here at the has play a pivotal role. delete proponents as after newsom was spotted here they got 400,000 newest

signatures. at that press conference with the firefighters as he collected their endorsement he was asked about it. what did he say about that cox video about being called the pretty boy and the beauty and the beast comparison? >> it was interesting. we clearly saw he is ramping up his campaign. he did it dismiss the notion. he said california's economy is roaring back. is unclear if he mets to make a bear reference but that theme was of the day. segment joining us now to talk more about this is abc7 news insider phil matier. fail, i am a little disappointed. i don't see a live bear over your shoulder. i don't know what happened but what is your take?

>> what we have is candidates trying to get attention and momentum going. we have john cox who has run against gavin newsom before and defeated in a landslide. and, we have caitlyn jenner. we also have kevin falconer, the former mayor of san diego who doesn't have the money, apparently, to launch right now. we are seeing they want to make this about performance not partisan politics. gavin newsom wants to make it about partisan politics republican versus democrat. he wins that way in california. these guys and girls are seeing no. it is not whether about whether you are republican or democrat or how you feel on social issues. this is about the state of california. they are coming on strong saying it is a failed state. behind this also is money and celebrity. caitlyn jenner have a lot of celebrity. that is why people are paying attention to a video she just posted. john cox has lots of money. he did a $5 million ad by for this bear and he will probably drop another $5 million pretty

soon. >> it is pretty tough to top the live bear a news conference. what did you make of the whole beauty and the beast comparison? if gavin newsom is the beauty then he represents the beauty -- the beast. is that the message? >> that is the message. he of the beast that will bring about change. the real message is gavin is a pretty boy at least in the eyes of john cox and his supporters. they wants to brand him as pretty boy just the way to donald trump branded his opponents. it is catchy and it sums up some of gavin newsom's greatest strengths which is his hollywood good looks and charisma which could also lead to his downfall. that equals pretty boy, are you getting the job done? it would it is an attempt to john cox to brand gavin newsom as the pretty boy. >> you talk about there being perhaps as many as 100 candidates in this recall election by the time we actually get to the polls that day. doesn't that help gavin newsom? spreading the vote out have got

to be the something that will help his cause. >> well his caused us to hold onto his job. he is running against himself. it is a two-part thing. do we recall the governor? if we recall him who takes their place? you have got to hold onto his job. these ads or politics is isn't necessarily going to decide that. will the biggest thing that will determine how this race goes is whether you have a bear at the press conference are not. it is how the governor handles the fire season, how he handles the drought which we are seeing again. how he handles homelessness crime and most important, if there are rolling blackouts or brownouts this summer, that could be the real bear that would be chasing him. >> interesting. no shortage of challenges for sure. phil, thank you for your insight. you can learn more about the last california recall on the originals documentary on our

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>> reporter: like a forgotten friend, the lone star saloon is reconnecting with people who came here prior to the pandemic. >> we were never mentioned by the mayor or different entities. it was always about restaurants and everybody else. it may be a little tougher. >> the bar located south of market has been closed since march 2020. it will reopen at 25% capacity with a telethon on the fundraising website. more restaurants are expanding as they continue to build our outdoor park with. indoors they can increase the number of customers to 50% capacity. mayor london breed said the willingness of most san franciscans to get vaccinated contributed greatly to getting the city into the yellow tier. >> we have about 72% of san franciscans that have received at least the first dose of the

vaccine. we are hoping by the middle of this month we will get to 80%. >> she said the city is working with community organizations to convince those who are still hesitant about getting vaccinated. public transportation is also on the move. several subway lines will operate on may 15, the same day the popular f line street cart will restart. the cable cars which are popular among tourists one not return until the fall. here is why. >> right now because cable car has been down for so long we have to retrain and recertify all of the operators to make sure everything is safe and ready to go. >> as the city cautiously reopens, business owners like bruce jenison say there seems to be a sense of renewed optimism. >> i feel like i am ready to go. i want to make make make make m more than i ever have.

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experiment. the sell of homemade food legal in the unincorporated areas of alameda county. they opted in troy 2018 state law that allows for the operation of micro-enterprise home kitchen operations. on kicking advocate staged a rally outside of the board meeting. >> this program has been playing out. the have been no foodborne illness cases nor any food safety complaints. they are preparing the same food they are serving their families. >> it allows them to make 60 meals a week sales are capped at $50,000. each county must adopt the act before home cooks can adopt the permit which would cost $700,000 a year in alameda county. weather is warming as shown by the new climate normals. be read on the map at the

bottom shows normal annual temperature was 1.25 degrees or higher than the 20th century average. these maps of precipitation show it is getting wetter in the midwest and northeast and dryer here in california. >> exactly. the impact is not uniform across the globe even as the entire globe is warming. we are certainly feeling the impact here in california and across much of the southwest where droughts are more severe and are lasting longer. temperatures are rising. let's take a look at what is happening with our cut tee red most locations and earlier in the day. still a bit breezy. to have gust up to 25- a 30 miles per hour. it is cooler near the coast and the way that at this time

yesterday. 11 degrees: at palo alto were most locations are 2-4 colder. ukiah, fairfield and livermore are warmer than at this time yesterday. let's take a look at temperature readings as we gaze down into the coastline. 63 degrees in the city. 80 degrees at mountain view and san jose. 55 at half moon bay. looking at a little sin bit of hayes is quiet warm inland. 83 at napa. 93 at fairfield. almost 90 in concorde livermore. we are looking across the embarcadero. these are the forecast features. the marine layer returns tomorrow. it will be deepening as we get a stronger onshore flow. it will be much cooler thursday and friday but warming up for mother's day weekend. tonight during the overnight hours we'll see mostly clear

skies but a little bit of a marine layer will develop in the wee hours of the morning as skies are clear in the and and going into the daytime tomorrow we will the coastal clouds lingering right there along the coastline. it will be sunny just about everywhere else. low temperatures will arrange for mid to upper 40s to the coast to upper 40s about 50 near the bay shoreline. is in areas with very and upper 40s in the northbay. low 50s and then in the east bay and the south bay. highs tomorrow under sunny skies. 62 in san francisco. low 70s around the bay shoreline. inland areas will warm-up again to the upper 80s tomorrow. there will not be much cooling cooling is on the way for us later in the week as you can see on the accuweather forecast. on the mid to upper 70s. a strong sea breeze and sunny and warmer over mother's day weekend. the pattern will continue into about the middle of next week. thank you, spencer.

happy to take the cooldown. this video is a parents nightmare. a shark so close to a little girl. check this out. the 6-year-old is playing in the water and oh i who. a shark fin is moving quick. it is only like a couple of feet away from her. she ran out of the water after spotting the fence so close. the child we are happy to report was not heard. her mom said it definitely was a first for us. i am in total shock. i spent so much time when i was growing up at the beach and was just there a few weeks ago swimming and kayaking. it is like my favorite beach. it was my favorite beach until i saw the video. you are familiar with that area. that is frightening. >> that is a popular swimming area. nice beach and family-friendly. it is good enough for you and the obama's and the shark. it was not welcome there. i am so glad that girl is okay. >> for sure! >> i am still going to go there

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noticing swollen lymph nodes in the arm where they got the vaccine. lose peña is a part of our vaccine team and spoke to experts who recommend if you are due for a mammogram should schedule it before your vaccine or 4-8 weeks later. >> two days after getting the second pfizer vaccine, julia felt a golf ball sized ball siz her armpit. >> it was kind of painful. it had an aching. i touched it and realized it was full of fluid. >> she noticed a second one in her neck and a third in her other arm. it is one of the thoughts that crossed her mind, breast cancer. >> i have a family history of breast cancer. i was a little bit concerned. >> dr. laura says julie is not alone. they are getting an influx of calls from women who are confusing swollen lymph nodes after the vaccine for signs of cancer. >> i am am am am am am am

thousands of women across the country will be affected by this, for sure. >> most people get the vaccine in the shoulder area. it turns out we have 20-40 lymph nodes in that region. why is the vaccine triggering them? >> in the case of the vaccine, they are manufacturing the vaccine for your antibody which is what you want. >> have you noticed a difference in women who have breast cancer and those who have swollen lymph nodes because of the vaccine? >> on an exam, usually, something that is obviously cancerous is much harder and much more obvious. >> 11.6% of patients who received the moderna covid-19 vaccine have swollen lymph nodes after the first dose. women who got the pfizer vaccine also experienced these side effects. >> it is a a a

we are tracking it. >> dr. bhati joe is a chief of breast imaging. she is especially noticing a pattern in the ages. >> it is usually the same side of the vaccine. generally, they are higher up. the breast-cancer lymph nodes will spread from the breast. >> according to these doctors, the swollen lymph nodes should be gone in between 4-10 weeks. here was when you should >> definitely, a breast lump is a concern. any breast lump, any focal symptoms or if you have bloody discharge. >> as to julie, it has been six days since her vaccine. dr. patel is a part of our abc7 news vaccine to us for insight. obviously it can be really scary for a lot of women. what is your take away about the connection between the vaccines and lymph node

soreness? >> first of all it is totally normal. i absolutely understand how if someone doesn't warn you there is a chance you could get the swollen lymph nodes under your arm pit that could escape. that is not a normal place where people are used to filling lymph nodes. it is a normal response especially when you try to rev up your immune system and build those antibodies. i appreciate the reporting from luz pena who outlined what they said. because of potential potential you may get a false positive on a mammogram. that is what radiologists are looking for. that is why the recommendation to get your shot before the mammogram or 5-6 weeks after. >> let's talk about a mythmaking news about vaccine shedding. >> i think we can kind of brain that blame that private school of concept of

you will get a vaccine and all of a sudden you will have a virus shedding. alive a virus leaving a person. that doesn't happen with this vaccine. reinject people with mrna, a blueprint. there is no life life life it is not possible. you aren't actually able to shed anything. this is a myth that is easily leads debunked. the irony is people who were spreading this are actually afraid of the virus being shed from someone vaccinated but not afraid of the actual natural virus. it doesn't make a lot of sense to me but rest assured you cannot catch the virus from one vaccinated -- from the vaccine i should say. >> as you said this all -- it is something that started with one school in florida that is prohibiting people have been vaccinated from going to the school or teaching at the school which is the opposite of what everyone is trying to do. >> one of the concerns that has

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the foreseeable future. it have made us change what we have to do. we can look at israel. they saw a really big dip in active infections once the population reached 60%. that is not quite herd immunity but they still had restrictions. people were still wearing masks. we may see no infections really drop. i don't think we are going to be able to say goodbye to coronavirus if we get to that level. we will see some kind of in between going into winter i suspect. one other thing to consider, because a lot of people are asymptomatic or were asymptomatic and may have had coronavirus without knowing it, it is poss bull the numbers could be much higher than just straight vaccinations. we also have to account for people who do >> i am glad you brought that up. that is an important point. that is probably why we will see the effects of approaching herd immunity before we get there because of exactly what

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time now for the 4 at 4:00. the effort to recall governor gavin newsom has definitely gotten wild. emphasis on wild. john cox showed up today for a campaign event in sacramento with a live bear. look at that. that is a roofing. it weighs about 1000 pounds. this bear has done some tv work and is a member of the sag union. it was in a kevin costner movie. the oakland zoo tells us this spectacle represents or or or serious concerns. >> this really erodes people's way to think. animals are now seen as objects or toys are not dangerous. >> you guys in in in in in

launched a complaint about this. the bear idea is because he is calling his tour of the state meet the beast meaning him. he is the beast. he is calling governor gavin newsom pretty, the pretty boy. this is getting wild. i am not a big fan of in this kind of cute. it is interesting. a little too much for me to bear. >> i get get get get together and knew they would get those kind of complaints. i think most people recognize bears are dangerous no matter what they do as a stunt. my concern i know this is a well-trained bear. apparently a union brother or sister that my concern is it is still a wild animal.

that could be a disaster. who is going to tell the bear when his dues are up for payment works we are going to throw you out of this. you will never work in this town again, bear. >> keep an eye on this guy. there is some space debris that could come crashing down. if you're anywhere on the line of latitude between new york and beijing on the way down to new zealand keep an eye on this guy over the next few days. there is a 2110 discarded chinese rocket orbiting our planet uncontrolled and it is likely to fall to earth soon. it lost as china builds the space station. instead of falling down at a presented predesignated spot in the ocean and has been circling

out-of-control. it is 100 feet tall. 16 feet wide. when it does fall experts say the rocket will burn up in the atmosphere but large chunks of debris could fall down to earth. keep in mind, earth this 70+ percent water. there is a chance this rocket could fall down and hit her somewhere. china launched this exact rocket nfl back down to earth and controlled although some of it did fall into the atlantic ocean. this is really dangerous. nothing heavier than 1010s has ever fallen back down to earth in the past 30 years. china has 10 more of these launches scheduled between now and the end of 2022. i don't know what we can do about this except just look up spencer. >> it is random but it is a

little scary. you not want to be in the area where it will fall. it is an out-of-control rocket. >> we have bears and streets and chinese rocket. what is going on? >> i am surprised it doesn't happen more often. it does happen obviously. i think it is maybe a little like being hit by lightning. the odds of it hitting someone are slim but possible. >> i am not going to worry about it. >> not to a growing controversy over a new ride at disneyland. this is the snow white enchanted wish ride that replaced the ride that originally opened. it involves a case. that is a problem. some people don't like it. is said the true love's case is given without snow white's consent while she is asleep. they say they care see that as

being true love. there is that no consent part. what do you guys think? >> this is not a new controversy over snow wide. this is a resurrected controversy brought up many times because the ride has been be magic. certainly a highlight will to but there is a lot of outrage on the other side. people who are critical of those criticizing this fairytale. it is a lively debate and a current debate. >> think what it shows us how much the thinking has changed. one snow white was written and sleeping beauty she touched the needle she was going to be. she was cast asleep without her consent. it wasn't even a debate.

>> i would just say with all of the things that are going on in the world right now, my brain does not have the bandwidth to worry about that. there is too much other stuff for me to worry about snow white. sorry! >> here is the next thing. are you afraid of heights? look away if you are. there is a bridge in portugal that is the longest pedestrian bridge in the world. oh my! it is about 1700 feet from one into the other. it is more than 570 feet above a gorge. it is held by steel cables and two towers. it takes about 10 minutes to walk across. it looks a little little little dan, you are fearless. i know that. you would just waltz across this thing without any care or concern.

am i correct? >> rockets, bridges, and bears. all my! >> i am cowardly at most things but heights don't bother me. i would love the chance to walk across the bridge assuming it is safe to do so. the wobbly part doesn't bother me. i kind of like heights. i would do it actually. >> heights do bother me especially wobbly pedestrian bridges. i was on one a couple of years ago. i think it was in the vancouver area. i got one third of the way out there in the bridge was wobbling and i look down and i thought i had to get off this thing. i turned around and went back. >> it is not the height for me but it is the wobbling. >> dan is the only one going, i guess. have a go

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actually miss people. so our penguins, our sea otters. absolutely they're coming right up to the windows and interacting with staff and now with guests as they're coming back. >> reporter: the aquarium has welcomed back select members before the general public returns later this month to test out the new health and safety protocols. social distancing, the closures of some high touch areas. a timed system to limit capacity. the usual during a pandemic. but one change is how people experience the aquarium for the first time ever. >> i think people will find it a good way to see the aquarium. make sure they thw path that takes you through all the favorites. and of course a look into the open sea. here at the aquarium the work

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