>> and so when you think of people in congress, there's senator amy klobuchar now saying this, for instance, about ending the filibuster. >> i believe we should abolish the filibuster. i do not believe in archaic rule should be used to allow us to put our heads in the sand to use justice sotomayor's words to put our heads in the sand and not take action on the important issues. >> what are democrats going to do? they're pissed off, right? nothing like ticking them off with something like this and that's going to translate, they would think, and they're going to try to optimize that to votes. >> yeah. and what you're speaking to is i think a real political miscalculation by republicans to do this right before midterms. you're taking away a huge wedge issue. you're mobilizing democrats at a time where believe me they need to be mobilized, right? we know these mid term elections can really favor the party out

senator amy klobuchar opens up about her diagnosis, and why the pandemic delayed detection. and, the children of 9/11. how the daughter of one victim is helping young people overcome their grief. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting this is the "cbs evening news" from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us. president biden is taking off the gloves to get more americans to roll up their sleeves. he's issuing an aggressive executive order mandating covid vaccines for millions of federal employees and contractors. and president biden is calling on the labor department to compel large and mid-size private companies to get their workers vaccinated or face fines. altogether, his new plan covers two-thirds of america's workers. he took special aim at the nearly 80 million eligible americans who have refused shots saying "your refusal is costing all of us," as hospitals fill us with unvaccinated covid patients. now, as we come on the air, the pandemic is causing more havoc for the economy. microsoft has indefinitely pu

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joining me now, senator amy klobuchar, democrat of minnesota, and chair of the senate rules committee. senator klobuchar, getting right to why we wanted you with us tonight, what is the status of negotiations on this compromised voting rights bill, the freedom to vote act. you know we've rallied, marched, been involved on the front lines of this for a whole summer and since all of this -- all of these states started putting these new restrictions. so, this new act, which you and other senate democrats unveiled last week, the tacit assumption being that it can pass a filibuster, because, of course, senator joe manchin is a major advocate for this bill. i was with senate majority leader chuck schumer last week in washington with martin luther king iii and his wife and i and i have also had several meetings with senator manchin on this issue. first, to press him to support the john lewis voting rights advancement act, and then to take him at his word that he could get enough republican support for this bill. which as of now, is not known to have a single republican onboard. let alone ten

those voters in addition to other democrats in the state with some national figures, senators amy klobucharwill be in los angeles this weekend, standing beside governor newsom, hoping to energize that democratic base. kyung lah, cnn, los angeles. >> all right. interesting situation becomes even that much more fascinating, which is why we have brought in seema meta. she is a political writer for the last times and she has been covering this election very closely. seema, so good to see you. so, mail-in ballots, have they been flooding in or trickling in? >> well, each of california's 22 million registered voters received a mail-in ballot because of the pandemic, and so far about 5.7 million have been returned. so that's roughly a quarter of the electorate. but different groups are returning them in different numbers. democrats have returned twice as many as republicans. seniors have returned a lot. but latinos have not been voting in their share and young voters have not been voting as much. and these are two key coalitions for the governor's chances of holding on to his seat. >> so war feeli

joining us now is democratic senator amy klobuchar, she's chair the senate rules committee and she wasto vote act on tuesday. senator klobuchar thank you for joining us. >> thank you. lawrence >> i know you've been in the room negotiating this bill with joe manchin and senator warnock and others. so i know you know exactly what's going to happen-y. so you can now please tell us exactly what's going to happen. >> all right first congratulations on your great interview with governor hochul. it made me smile when i heard it warnock is an incredible leader when you look at what happens in georgia, that law that they pass that would basically say you can't even vote on weekends during the runoff period, you know why we need basic federal voting rights in place. and we are actually quite excited about this bill it's called the freedom to vote act. every single member of the groups and senator schumer brought together, which of course included senator manchin as well as senators king senator tester from montana senator warnock and pete dion, senator cain, senator merkley who led the for the p

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minnesota senator amy klobuchar joins us in an abc news exclusive with a very important revelation about. what is it that you would like -- breathe. what is it that you would like to share with us? >> well, thank you, thanks, robin and that is that earlier this year i found out i had breast cancer. routine mammogram. something i put off during the pandemic like so many others and i found out that i had cancer and it was stage 1 and they were able to remove it. i had radiation in may and now they tell me that my chances of getting cancer again are the same as any average person, which is great. but i learned a lot through this year as i know you know, about the importance of getting those exams and also the gratitude for all those that surrounded me and my family, my husband. it's something that no one wants to hear and no one wants to experience, but it's really renewed my faith in the people around me and in my purpose. >> and your purpose and it is, it's nothing that anybody can ever understand when you hear those words that you have cancer. and so how are you -- you look great. how ar

over the weekend, he appeared at rallies with senator amy klobuchar and senator elizabeth warren, where he mocked his gop challenger. >> i don't know if you have seen senator warren cross-examine folks on wall street. larry elder has not. women are smarter in politics, smarter in civics, economics. liz: warren warned a republican governor could mean democrats lose senate control. sen. warren: the leading opponent, larry elder, has said if he gets the chance, he will replace any democratic california senator with a republican. liz: newsom's challengers say the recall election has nothing to do with national politics. >> the governor is trying to focus on national leaders coming into california to try to save them. it's not going to work. we had 2 million californians that signed this recall. petition. liz: the candidates will continue to campaign this week. on wednesday, governor newsom will appear with vice president kamala harris. the governor has said president biden will campaign with him, but no date has been announced. dan: as you mentioned, governor newsom seems more relaxed. a co

he held rallies are amy klobuchar and elizabeth warren.in his view. >> the question is what will likely voters do? what will you do over the course of the next eight days to determine the future not just of the governor of the state of california but the future of this state. >> a month ago the numbers for the governor looked dicey. democrats still seem pretty nervous, calling in the vice president and the key senators over the weekend. what is the nervousness about turnout, grumpy voters because of covid and other issues? >> sure. and this is an election unlike any election we've had before. i it's an off year, september. it's not a time when people are used to voting. no one knows who is turning out. we know that 5.7 million californians from already returned ballots. we've seen a change in voting patterns. republicans who used to vote by mail are much more voting day at the election because of former president trump questioning the validity of mail-in ballots. they've seen weakness among young and latino voters. these groups are histori

profile members of the democratic party, including massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, senator amy klobuchar. election day is less than nine days away and the race is heating up with democrats concerned about the potential recall's national implications. in an exclusive interview, senator warren explains why the democratic party is paying particular attention to the recall race. warren says her party could lose the majority in the senate if newsom is recalled. >> the leading opponent has said if he gets the chance, he will replace any democratic california senator with a republican. dion: republican opponents have seemingly relied on name recognition in this race. neither has appeared in any of the debates, nor have they complained. their gop opponents are raising red flags. >> i think they will say we've tried politicians. we've tried media celebrities. these are people that don't know how to manage. the government is trying to focus on national leaders to come into california and try and save him. it's not going to work. we had 2 million californians that signed this recall petition. dion:

amy klobuchar join me. >>> we will have to convince the public why public health officials should be empowered. >> trump's first fda commissioner on what went wrong on the covid response and how to get it right the next time. he joins me live tonight. >>> this is real. it is not made up. it is not -- nobody here that engages in fantasy. >> it wasn't true and the trump campaign new it. the truth about the election lies when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. the president of the united states met with democratic legislators today to pull off the most incredible act of sorcery since lyndon jonsson. he did those with large majorities joe biden doesn't have. joe biden is trying to do that holding a series of meetings in the oval office with democratic lawmakers trying to work through the deep divisions within his party, trying to push through not only the $1 trillion physical infrastructure bill that passed with bipartisan majority, but also the $3.5 trillion social safety net and climate package. we have no idea if be can do it. here is how i have come to think a

>> amy klobuchar is funny. pat roberts, unfortunately, has left. i'm trying to think of -- oh, lindsey graham is funny, except i don't know what happened to him the last several years. he has a good sense of humor. >> you would enjoy spending time with them? >> yes. >> what about ted cruz? ted cruz makes up a big part of your -- >> he makes up a chunk. well, what i say is that i probably liked ted cruz more than most of my colleagues liked ted cruz. and i hate ted cruz. >> former senator al franken, we appreciate you being with us right now. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> best of luck. >> you bet. >> brianna? >>> just into cnn, some georgia republicans are livid at former president trump after he took shots at republican governor brian kemp and said this at a weekend rally in the state. >> stacey abrams, who still has not conceded, and that's okay. stacey, would you like to take his place? okay with me. having her might be better than having your existing dpovgovern if you want to know the truth. might very well be better. >> well, the

senator amy klobuchar will be stumping for the governor and the vice president midweek. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >>> over the weekend, the miami hurricanes lost to a ranked opponent. that means one thing. college football is back. sorry to the hurricanes there. there was one sunday night game that offered up plenty of drama and very little defense. >> notre dame looked to be cruising, leading florida state by 18 points in the third quarter. then, the seminoles staged a furious comeback. >> but don't call it a comeback because they tied the game with a field goal, later in the fourth quarter. the irish pulled it out in overtime, hitting a field goal of their own, after florida state missed an attempt. and the teams combined with 900 yards of total offense. florida state almost pulled off the upset. but over the weekend it was a rough, rough start for the acc. florida state losing there. clemson also losing. north carolina. and as i mentioned, my miami hurricanes. in this game, this florida state/notre dame game, was a cool moment, where mckenzie milton, after

amy klobuchar doing something similar. kamala harris going to california to help, but will it be enough for newsom to keep her seat. let's me go to libby, thank you you being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> we have been covering the story on our show and there are something like 45 candidates looking to replace governor new newsom. >> as you mentioned elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, the vice president coming this week. newsom has been able to widen a lead to keep his seat. this recall ballot has two questions on it. do you want to recall the governor and the second question is the 45 candidates. and if newsom is able to get 50% plus one on the first question, the candidates on the sect question of the ballot won't matter so much. the governor's strategy has been to say vote know on the recall. rally as much support as possible, and you have seen him turn on the tap of money as well. a ton of adds, especially online advertising. targeting voters to make sure they know about this september 14 recall. everybody in th

perspective now on the race from democratic senator amy klobuchar from minnesota who again recently went for governor gavin newsom. and, senator, thanks for being with us. why? why was it so important for you to go to california? why is it important to you as a national democrat? and why is it important to you in the senate? >> look at what's happening here, john. this is a governor that basically has gotten one of the highest vaccination rates in the country. minnesota's done pretty well, too, with our governor. the fires are still raging across california. he's been willing to take on climate change. and one of his leading opponents actually called climate change a crock. and then, you have what happened in texas and i think that matters. where you had a republican governor and i don't think california, even moderate republicans, independents, of course, democrats, don't want to see this. a bill passed, signed into law by a trump republican that basically makes the citizens of that state into bounty hunters. to basically get paid $10,000 if they turn in a woman for simply exercising he

he was handing out pizza and an appearance with minnesota senator amy klobuchar are down in orange county. he was continuing to push his message that re calling him with cost californians lives as we continue the battle, the pandemic. and while governor newsome was in southern california. one of his leading opponents, republican candidate larry elder. he was in northern california to talk about the drought. shah. dick's has the details. >> a candidate for governor larry elder visited the oroville dam with congressman doug lamalfa outlining his plan for the golden state. he says among the top priorities will be improving the infrastructure for water storage. >> this is a management problem. no god makes. god makes droughts, but then make shortages and we're not preparing were not storing enough water level waters draining off into pacific ocean and clearing out our for us to help mitigate the future threat of catastrophic fires. >> all the way around. streets with green trees. 200 billion dollars on the bullet train to nowhere. >> that project going to stop. we also have a surplus, i'm tol

and as you see, joining me now is senator amy klobuchar, democrat from the great state of minnesota, home to carlton college. she's also chair of the senate rules committee. senator klobuchar, thank you so much for coming back to the sunday show. >> thanks, jonathan, but i have not been in your new digs in person. and the view of the capitol, it's really amazing. so, congratulations. >> thank you very much. it is quite -- a quite swank set. all right. let's talk about the freedom to vote act. we have a -- the provisions that we can put up on the screen. automatic voter registration and online voter registration, election day holiday, uniform early voting, same-day voter registration. federal minimum standards on vote by mail and drop boxes. standards for voter identification and preventing state elections subversion. i read all of that because your colleague on the other side of the aisle, senator susan collins, well, she's not really feeling it. she is quoted in "the washington post" as saying -- and she's from maine, i represent a state with one of the highest turnouts in the countr

the vice office not any on the, senator bernie has been in ads newsome, senators warren amy klobucharend in southern california. the frontrunner elder, crossing state looking support his campaign elder in el in los angeles this morning had stops in clovis and the monterey town marina elder if he's elected, put place plan help businesses i to sacramento, business are going to have a friend. going to turn this business attitude that caused people to leave california for the very first time. the recent show more than of voters to vote against recall. the bay a state. i called swearing in for the mia vonta to order. my labonte officially sworn today winning a special to fill the assembly. the district covers, alameda san. she is replacing husband, bonta, is now the state general, as assembly, mia bonta to fight for housing, climate change and criminal justice reform. now to afghanistan. a visit qatar, secretary state anthony said 100 are stuck afghanistan. this comes lawmakers demanding information the afghan who already in the united. fox madeline is in washington tonight with our report

he was in southern california handing out pizzas during an appearance with minnesota sen amy klobuchar in orange county. he continues his push in this message that recalling him and removing him from office would cost californians lives as we continue to battle the pandemic. meanwhile, security questions are now being raised ahead of next week's recall election, a group of cyber security. researchers are now urging the california secretary of state to do a statewide risk-limiting audit after the auction election. that audit would use paper ballots to detect possible interference. you may remember just weeks ago my pillow ceo mike lindell released software for the dominion voting election management systems used in the majority of counties here in the golden state. the group says that his actions have now diminished trust in elections. >> only certain individuals can get it that we take that put it on to you. our system. but verify that system is indeed there. correct system is working properly and everything we have in walk is a location. >> california has done risk-limiting audits in

. >> today governor newsom isernor convening again in southern california, this time with amy klobuchar. vice president kamala harris will campaign for gavin newsom this wednesday in the bay area. she was supposed to hit the trail with newsom couple weeks ago, but the attack on the airport in kabul led her to cancel those plans to stay in washington. no other details have been unveiled about her upcoming visit. we put together a documentary about california's last recall. you can find it on the abc 7 on app. in the north bay, today the last day of the first big music festival in the bay area since the start of the pandemic. there are a lot of precautions in place. proof of vaccination or a negative covid test is required. friday, it reported 96% of its visitors were vaccinated. tonight, headliners are megan thee stallion and the foo fighters. lisa: in the upper 80's today. by the afternoon, even the city will become triple, in the 70's. ri n, retiveidity i %, srtainl dry even with low clouds and fog. we will track how hot it will be next. kate: powererererer louisiana after hurricane id

senator amy klobuchar who wants justice stephen breyer to retire.ocrats don't like these latest decisions. specifically the texas abortion law which was a procedural decision. she says my solution to voting rights in so many other things including time to change or want other countries in flames and the others out of the country is flooded with people submerged in there -- i believe we should abolish the filibuster. she says that's how they going to solve all these issues on measures that president biden can currently get through. harmeet. >> that's magical thinking on the part of senator klobuchar. i don't know what she's thinking that any type of legislation is going to change the climate or accomplish anything in our lifetimes. what this is is another attempt to shift the focus into something that democrats think is really going to help them at the polls but in fact again most americans are struggling with things like filling up their gas tank, inflation is real. it doesn't matter to the rich people in congress but it matters to the average man a

but we've had senators from elizabeth warren to amy klobuchar going to california trying to get gavinessarily supporters, but opponents of what could be if he is recalled -- to egg them on and say, look, guys, you've got to get out there and you've got to vote. it is not getting the attention -- anywhere near the attention that the last recall did almost 20 years ago. there's no mega movie star on the ballot, but for a lot of other reasons as well. it's always cliche to say it's about getting out the vote. but now more than ever in this kind of very odd circumstance such as a recall, it really does matter. >> you mentioned the last recall in 2003, and your podcast talking about that total recall, california's political circus, it takes a look at that. schwarzenegger came out on top. by the way, great reference to a schwarzenegger film in the name of your podcast. tell us what his view of this current recall race is. >> well, he is aggressively neutral. he is very specific saying that he is friends with gavin newsom, and he knows a lot of the candidates who are trying to run to get his

some big democratic names to help him campaign, among them kamala harris, elizabeth warren and amy klobuchartions and saying, wait a minute, what, gavin newsom might be replaced? what's going on here? how solid are things for the california governor right now? >> reporter: they're certainly more solid than they were a few weeks ago. i think democrats in the state were really concerned. these labor unions, governor newsom just wrapped up an event with labor unions where he touted their support. this coalition of unions has spent about $2 million turning out the vote in l.a. county. they say they have knocked on over 60,000 doors with a goal of possibly hitting 100,000 by the recall date. he's also nationalizing this race, trying to highlight the fact that a state that voted against donald trump by about 30 points could be represented by a republican if voters don't turn out for this recall effort. listen to what he said just a few minutes ago about his opponent larry elder. >> if we don't vote no on this recall, larry elder is the next governor of california. by the way, this is not an exagge

had help from some high-profile members of the democratic party that included minnesota senator amy klobucharen. in an exclusive joint interview with abc news, senator warren explains why the democratic party is paying particular attention to the recall race. she says her party could lose a majority in the senate if newsom is recalled. >> the leading opponent here larry elder has already said if he gets the chance, he will replace any democratic california senator with a republican. >> republican opponent larry elder and caitlyn jenner have seemingly relied on name recognition in the race. neither has appeared in the debates. there gop opponents are raising red flags. >> i think they're going to say to themselves, we have tried politicians. we have tried media celebrities like jenner or elder, and these are people that don't know how to manage. >> the governor is trying to focus on national leaders to come to california and try to save them, but it isn't going to work because i think what we are seeing is we have 2 million californians to sign this petition. >> kamala harris is expected to co

minnesota senator amy klobuchar also appeared with newsom today. election day is less than nine days away, and the race is definitely heating up, with democrats concerned about the potential recalls national implications. in an exclusive joint interview with abc news, senator warren explains why the democratic party is paying particular attention to the recall race. lauren says her party could lose the majority in the senate if newsom is recalled. >> the leading opponent here, larry elder, has already said if he gets the chance, he will replace any democratic californian senator with a republican. dion: republican opponents elder . and caitlyn jenner have seemingly relied on name recognition neither has appeared in any of the debates nor have they campaigned. . the gop opponents are raising red flags. >> i think they're going to say to themselves, we've tried politicians. we've tried media sensations. these are people that don't know how to manage. >> the governor's trying to focus on national leaders to come into california and try to save it, but

you remember, don, amy klobuchar put off going in for a breast exam because she was worried about covid. there are plenty of facilities around the united states that can't handle the heart attack, can't handle a colon of course i because they're full of covi d patients. we better turn up the moral level on those who are selfish and burdening the community because they won't do the right thing. >> i agree with you, they won't do that. it doesn't mean they shouldn't hear it or at least think about it. maybe it'll, you know, convince them to go get a shot somewhere. thank you, gentlemen, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> congress take -- doj taking action with the supreme court wouldn't. can they make the case against texas? have you ever sat here and wondered: "couldn't i do this from home?" with letsgetchecked, you can. it's virtual care with home health testing and more. all from the comfort of... here. letsgetchecked. care can be this good. today let's paint with new behr dynasty™... so that you can be proud of your walls. where's your furniture? oh we thought it distracted from the n

you have amy klobuchar, senator from minnesota here today, and later in the week, you have kamala harrisheavy hitters. we'll see how it may or may not impact the outcome. >>> still ahead, the battle for equal pay and equal respect by women in the world of sports. >>> first, as heat waves become more common, one company is using technology and nature to cut your air-conditioning bill. here's today's "mission ahead". >>> air conditioners and electric fans account for 10% of all global electricity consumption. as the planet warms, the demand for this type of cooling is expected to triple by 2050. >> the more electricity we use for cooling, the more challenging it is to provide electricity reliably. >> sky cool wants to take advantage of a natural phenomenon called radiative cooling. almost all objects give audiotape heat in the form of infrared radiation, cooling down in the process. some objects radiate so well, they become cooler than the objects around it. like these frosted blades of grass. sky cool has something that works 24 hours a day. it has a specific wavelength of radiation to ma

from minnesota senator amy klobuchar to massachusetts senator elizabeth warren, senators saying it may be a california ballot, but this is about national women's issues. >> these fights, they are not just in texas, florida, south dakota. these fights have come to california. are we ready to fight? >> reporter: this is part of the governor's strategy to nationalize the recall in this final week, drawing a sharp contrast with republican challenger larry elder, an outspoken radio host with conservative views on race and gender. >> racial justice is on the ballot, social justice is on the ballot, economic justice is on the ballot. environmental justice is on the ballot. california, this race matters! >> reporter: there is a reason newsom is focusing on shuts impacting women. in 2018, some of newsom's most enthusiastic voters were women helping him win the governor's mansion. 64% of women voted for newsom then. >> defeating this republican recall -- >> reporter: and in 2021, a recent poll shows 66% of women say that they will vote to keep newsom in office. but larry elder says the democrats

senators elizabeth warren meant -- and amy klobuchar joined him over the weekend.also this ad featuring president barack obama. >> protect california by voting no on the recall. reporter: gop front-runner gary -- larry elder says he believes it shows newsom is scared. >> californians are hurting, they could not care less what harris says, what biden says. >> i say he is very misguided and mistaken. he is not a leader, he is an opportunist. reporter: in the distance come up behind governor newsom and ep harris, a small group of protesters could be heard chanting. going into two-state's election, newsom's team is confident. if voters turn it in their bouts, the recall will fail. -- their ballots come up recall will fail. >> we have to vote no on this report been recall. -- on this republican recall. reporter: voters said the number one driving issue for them is the pandemic. they like the fact the governor newsom supports masks and vaccine mandates. the pandemic is issue they got newsom into this recall to begin with. it seems like it could be the issue that helps th

senator amy klobuchar, and congresswoman pramila jayapal, join me on the fight ahead.going to have to convince the public white officials why they should be empowered in a house like. this >> trump's first fda commissioner on what went so long at the covid response, and how to get it right the next time. he joins me live tonight. plus >> this is real. it is not made up, there's nobody here that engages in fantasies. >> it wasn't true and the trump can pay knew it. the truth about the election lies, in all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york i'm chris hayes, the president of the united states met with democratic legislators today in a attempt to pull off what would honestly be the most

governor newsom is going to be campaigning again in southern california with minnesota senator amy klobuchar. abc 7 news has also learned that kamala harris will campaign for governor newsom this wednesday in the bay area. harris was supposed to hit the trail with news of a couple weeks ago but the attack on the airport in kabul led her to cancel those plans and stay in washington. no details other than the date have been revealed about the upcoming visit. we put together an abc originals documentary called october recall about california's last recall. you can find it on the bay area a, appletv[,pp -- app, amazon tv, appletv, and roku. today is the last day of the first of the music festivals and for start of the pandemic. there are a lot of precautions in place right now. proof of vaccination or a negative covid test is required. on friday, bottlerock reported that 96% of visitors were vaccinated with the rest providing a negative test. tonight headliners are megan thee stallion and the foo fighters. lisa is here. how is it looking for wine country whether? lisa: warmer than yesterday desp

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in addition to other democrats in the state with national figures, senators amy klobuchar and elizabethbe in los angeles this weekend standing beside governor newsom hoping to energize that democratic base. kyung lah, cnn, los angeles. >>> finally, defending champion naomi osaka is out of the u.s. tennis tournament, the u.s. open, suffering a loss that really nearly lefter in tears. the japanese star was frustrated in the third round by the canadian team falling in three sets. osaka lost her cool when she dropped a point and hit a ball into the crowd. she later did apologize and spoke about her such. >> basically i feel like i'm kind of at this point where i'm trying to figure out what i want to do. and honest don't know when i'm going to play my next tennis match. sorry. but -- sorry. >> thank you, everyone. >> okay. yeah. i think i'm going to take a break from playing for a while. yeah. >> so osaka, the world number three, pulled out of the french open over anxiety and depression, raising the profile of mental health issues in sports. >>> you're watching cnn. i'm robyn curnow. you can

campaigning over the weekend with some help from high-profile members of the party, including senators amy klobucharzabeth warren. senator warren explains why the democratic party is paying particular attention to the recall race. >> the leading opponent here, larry elder, has already said that, if he gets the chance, he will replace any democratic california senator with a republican. >> republican opponents larry elder and caitlin jenner have seemingly the relied -- have seemingly relied on name recognition and have not appeared at debates. >> they are going to say, we have tried politicians. we have tried media celebrities like jenner or elder. these are people who do not know how to manage. >> the governor is trying to focus on national leaders to come into california to try and save him but it is not going to work because we are seeing, you know, 2 million californians who signed this recall petition. >> vice president harris is expected to come to the bay area wednesday to stump for newsom. julian: millions of people are taking to the skies this labor day. airports reaching pre-pandemic levels

over the weekend, newsom held campaign events with national democrats like elizabeth warren and amy klobucharing to wake up a potentially sleepy democratic electorate. vice president kamala harris will be joining the governor in her home state tomorrow as he battles for his political future and the future of their party's control over the country's largest state. recall backers largely republicans are hoping this could give them a shot to regain political power in a state where they're outnumbered by democrats 2:1. steve kornacki is at the big board. what are you watching for in this final week? >> take you through here again just to backdrop in california we all know in extremely democratic state in 2018, when gavin newsom was elected governor, here were the results, a 24-point victory for gavin newsom over his republican opponent then in the 2020 presidential election, joe biden beat donald trump in california by 29 points. you got to go back all the way to 1988 to find a republican presidential candidate who won california, bush sr. in '88 or came within ten points in california so that's

as for newsom, amy klobuchar and kamala harris will be stumping for him as well.rd too to try to flip the numbers. it's tricky in california. the way the numbers work if 50% of voters vote to recall governor newsom he's out. then the opponent with the most number of votes, regardless of how many, becomes california's next governor. eva? >> zohreen, thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," saving you money this labor day weekend. where to find the best sales. where to find the best sales. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself... 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk k of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip, or tongue

elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar was here. hold a press conference about businesses leaving california and has nationalized this race and is expected to continue to do so as continues to campaign to oust governor newsom. boris. >> an all hands on deck for democrats as they try to unseat gafib newsom. thank you so much for that. >>> months after the streks, a rally is plans in washington, d.c. in support of insurrectionists. where the former police chief worries about this rally more than any attacks on the anniversary of september 11th. he joins us live after a quick break. one, two! one, two, three! only pay for what you need! with customized car insurance from liberty mutual! nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ the tempur-pedic breeze makes sleep feel cool. because the tempur-breeze transfers heat away from your body... so you feel cool, night after night. don't miss our best offer of the year, with savings up to $700 on adjustable mattress sets. [tv announc

. >> this morning on cnn, democratic senator amy klobuchar called the decision to not intervene in thewade. >> i believe we should abolish the filibuster. i don't believe an archaic rule should allow us to put our heads in the sand and not take action on the important issues that challenges that face our country right now, now and over the next years. we just will get nowhere if we keep this filibuster in place. >> so ending the filibuster didn't help protect voting rights, and it didn't happen while trying to get infrastructure across the finish line. so do you believe it has a better chance of ending the filibuster for the protection of abortion rights? >> well, i thank senator klobuchar for saying that. yes, we should end the filibuster. or at the very least, have an exception for certain very critical issues such as voting rights and such as access to abortion. now, the woman's health protection act actually can pass the house, in fact, in the last congress we had 216 co-sponsors, and i'm so grateful that pelosi has said that she will put this on the floor when we return. but what

& decor in person or online at flooranddecor.com >>> we just got some breaking news on senator amy klobuchar. she announced on social media she had recently been treated for stage i breast-cancer. apparently this was discovered in february. she went for the treatment and as of august, all appears to be well. we wish her the best. >>> you this morning, stanford blood center urgently seeking blood donations to boost supply. the center is asking bay area residents to donate blood of all types. officals say over the summer, there has been a 15% increase in the number of surgeries that require blood transfusions. >>> live to new york city this morning. two days until the 20th anniversary of the september 11 terror attacks on the u.s.>>> live to new york city this morning. two days until the 20th anniversary of the september 11 terror attacks on the u.s. the major anniversary comes with emotions and memories that took nearly 3000 lives. >> family and friends of victims are working to keep the memories alive. bruce was a new york city firefighter. one of the 343 responders who died in the world tra

to minnesota senator amy klobuchar.ign says unions have contributed $14 million to fight his recall. a worthy investment, believes this union member. >> i am for gavin newsom. and so whatever i have to do to keep him in office, to keep the people empowered, i'm going to do that. larry elder doesn't represent everybody. he doesn't represent all colors and all nationalities. he may say he does, but his actions speak louder than words. >> reporter: republican challenger and conservative radio host larry elder has slammed the union money backing the governor, especially the california teachers association. >> the number one obstacle to school choice is the teachers union. what's the number one funder of my opponent? teachers union. >> reporter: it's a criticism the governor brushes off, especially with just over a week to go before the election. >> it's about energy, it's about boots on the ground, doorknocking, it's about text messaging. it's really about turnout. labor knows how to turn out. >> reporter: you saw senators

yes, they've been sending out elizabeth warren and you have amy klobuchar tomorrow. other big names are on their way. is this coming soon enough? >> i hope so. as you pointed out in your segment before, you said that it's the summertime. it's after labor day, people are not paying attention. it's an off-year election. i don't think that democrats are as motivated as they need to be. and it's not just this election. this is going to carry through all the way to 2022. we have to stay vigilant here, because our democracy is now being stolen by a minority, a very virulent minority that has very fascistic ideas. we have to dig in and make our statement here in california. like i said, it's the fifth largest economy in the world. we have to make a stand here. and i agree with you, i don't think democrats are paying as much attention as they should. >> how much of this do you put on governor newsom? did he put himself in this position to some extent with his handling of covid? or do you think he's handled it all right? the perception outside of california is that this is a

senator amy klobuchar, on sunday. senator elizabeth warren, tomorrow. both will be at rallies.emocratic basis. and what the governor is looking for is that extra charge to get people to put their ballots in the mail. because even though all those democrats we talked to, anderson, said that they would support the governor. a lot of them had not dropped that ballot in the mail. anderson. >> kyung lah, appreciate it. thanks very much. >>> just ahead, eight days before the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, president biden has answered the calls of hundreds of family and friends of those who lost their lives on 9/11 demanding more information about the investigation. we will have details on that, next. where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride a little more. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. it's time for the biggest sale of the year, on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it helps keep you effortlessly comfortable by sensin