. >> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger says the atmosphere in the state is similar to what it was when he won the last recall election in 2003. >> it is the same kind of thing, people talk about blackouts, people aren't happy with education, people not happy with what is going on with inequality in the state. it is out of control, the situation. this is why there is anger. >> there is no arnold schwarzenegger on the other side of the ballot. >> so newsom can hope and -- figure out how to be arnold schwarzenegger for a second. >> he did not endorse the recall itself, or newsom during his interview. join us saturday for abc7's california recall special. abc7 news anchor chris crates and film a tear will break down the current recall race and present our documentary total recall, which chronicles the 2000 election, in which arnold schwarzenegger replaced gray davis in a recall. the recall special airs this saturday at 10:00 p.m. >> the bay area is getting ready for a boost, a vaccine boost. plans in the works to get people there next shot. >> elizabeth holmes and of the u

. >> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger says the atmosphere in the state is similar to what it was when he won the last recall election in 2003. >> it is the same kind of thing, people talk about blackouts, people aren't happy with education, people not happy with what is going on with inequality in the state. it is out of control, the situation. this is why there is anger. >> there is no arnold schwarzenegger on the other side of the ballot. >> so newsom can hope and -- figure out how to be arnold schwarzenegger for a second. >> he did not endorse the recall itself, or newsom during his interview. join us saturday for abc7's california recall special. abc7 news anchor chris crates and film a tear will break down the current recall race and present our documentary total recall, which chronicles the 2000 election, in which arnold schwarzenegger replaced gray davis in a recall. the recall special airs this saturday at 10:00 p.m. >> the bay area is getting ready for a boost, a vaccine boost. plans in the works to get people there next shot. >> elizabeth holmes and of the u

to be arnold schwarzenegger for a second. have some really good answers and that have some good solutions, and maybe it's their personality and stuff. they will figure it out. on the day of the election, the chips will fall into place, and so be it. >> my podcast "total recall: california's political circus" releases this wednesday, september 8th. you can download it where even you get your podcast. thank you for spending your sunday morning with us. the news continues next. paul loves food. but his diabetes made food a mystery. everything felt like a “no.” but then paul went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows how food affects his glucose. and he knows when to make different choices. take the mystery out of your glucose levels - and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free. visit freestylelibre.us ♪ ♪ i'm chi lan, i am a mom, and a real estate agent. after having a kid, everything that you used to do for yourself goes out the window. the lines that i was seeing in my forehead were getting deeper t

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en favor de arnold schwarzenegger. >> cuando los demócratas perdieron la gobernadura de arnold schwarzeneggerhora de que las urnas pierden, si se va gavin newsom es un aliado que se va para gavin newsom. >> no vamos a permitir que un antiinmigrante o latino llegue acá. >> noticias telemundo. >> pasamos a méxico porque en chiapas piden que les dejen pasar a estados unidos. >> la multitud solicitud un amparo colectivo esto le permitirá integrarse a un viacrucis desde tapachula a nuevo méxico y miren ustedes la policía desarticula caravanas de inmigración donde van mucho haitianos. >> las cifras de inmigrantes detenidos bajó y tras meses de llegadas récord el promedio diario de indocumentados interceptados por la patrulla fronteriza fue poco más de 6mil y en los últimos 21 días , m de mil menos que en agosto y los controles en méxico y centro américa han contribuido a la disminución. >> hoy se dedicaron funerales a dos soldados caídos en el aeropuerto de kabul afganistán. >> los homenajes póstumos a la siguiente rosario y ... se realizaron en su ciudad massachusetts con altos honores militares.

a lot of people don't remember that arnold schwarzenegger became governor because of a recall and we're on the cusp of another election. very different circumstances on a whole host of issues, particularly the very different candidates, governors, gray davis back then, gavin newsom now but i did talk extensively to arnold schwarzenegger and one of the things we talked about is that there is a similarity when it comes to the anger californians are feeling now. listen to this. >> there is millions of people out there that are dissatisfied maybe the way the coronavirus was handled and the fires and dissatisfied with the plaqblack. >> dangerous for gavin newsom. >> absolutely. you have to take this seriously. for too long they didn't take it seriously but now they do take it seriously. >> >> we know they're taking it seriously for a lot of bits of evidence that show that, not the least of which kamala harris, the former senator from california, now the vice president is going to campaign with gavin newsom and one of the biggest challenges they have is that the anger that arnold schwarzenegg

and you actually talked to the man who won that election, arnold schwarzenegger. what should we expect? >> a really deep dive into what happened almost 20 years ago. it's kind of hard to imagine. a lot of people don't even remember that arnold schwarzenegger became governor because of a recall. and here we are on the cusp of another election. very different circumstances on a whole host of issues. particularly they're very different candidates, governors. gray davis back then, gavin newsom right now. but i did talk extensively to arnold schwarzenegger, and one of the things we talked about is that there is a similarity when it comes to the palpable anger that californians are feeling right now. listen to this. >> there's millions of people out there that are dissatisfied. dissatisfied maybe the way the corona was handled, dissatisfied with the fires, dissatisfied with the blackouts -- >> you're saying dangerous for gavin newsom. >> very dangerous, yes. absolutely. it's very dangerous for him because you've got to take this stuff seriously. for too long they didn't

some are that arnold schwarzenegg mot geor gray davio stay in office. almost 48% went to arnold schwarzenegger to take over as governor, so there was much less concerned about the recall process in that situation. also, iwas the first recall of a governor in california history. had it twice years, we realize it is just too easy. it is too expensive. and it does not make sense the way we do it. rs i dates back 110e a bit of pi years. what was the process? prof. chemerisky: it was part of a curb restive- part of a progressive movement to give more control to the electorate. lawson constitutional amendments, -- laws and constitutional amendments. giving people the ability to recall a government official. there are only 19 states that allow a governor to be recalled by this kind of process, and it is easier in california than any other state. kristen: kind of a populist movement, right to, to curve big business, i think -- to curb big business, i think southern pacific railroad. what about the big guys and corporations and special interests? prof. chemerisk

yes, we had arnold schwarzenegger, but he was also voted in by recall. that indicates to me that we are a very solid blue state. >> professor danvy lee. >> thank you. when the polls do close, you can get real time results at nbcbayarea.com. you can explore them on our interactive map. it will show you statewide results and county by county results. this map goes live right when the polls close. >>> up next, an update from governor newsom and his plan tonight. we're going to take you live to sacramento. terry mcsweeney joins us with the governor's revised schedule on this election night. we're also live in orange. the doors just opened. you can see the ballroom there, and another live look at the polls here in the bay area. if you haven't voted yet, you've still got time. the polls close in 49 minutes. if you need help of where to go, take out your phone, scan that qr code on your screen and we'll get you some answers. back in a moment. kids love visiting kidifornia. but parents like it to, like a lot. they go bonkers. (wuaahh) totally boom it's an advent

arnold schwarzenegger is not running.er was a megastar in 2003, worldwide tour, promoting conscious terminator 3." the film opened in july. he announced in august. the elect was october 6th. there are 5 million more democrats today in california than in 2003. that's a big help to governor newsom. , to get rid of all kinds of vaccination sites. he used used the place -- used the oakland coliseum up north, so all of those are in gavin newsom's favor. plus, though the economy is going through a difficult time, $80 billion in surplus money came into our coffers. that's being used to pay all the back rent and help businesses revive and getting up and running. we were in a recession, so this is a totally different situation. i expect -- and a great credit to the gavin newsom campaign. they had to do two things -- awaken democrats to the fact that there was an election at an usual time, september 14th, and that it was very consequential. >> former president trump talking to newsmax already claiming that this election is rigged,

gray davis had political missteps, which then opened the way for arnold schwarzenegger, a very charismatic, hollywood known personality to enter. here we saw political missteps again from gavin newsom. gavin newsom just fit that stereotype that is given for democrats, a limousine liberal where there was already murmurs of there being a recall among republicans among that trump base. when we see that dinner at the french laundry, when we find out that his kids were actually in in-person school, it just is fodder for that. now that is -- into very much a referendum on trumpism in california. >> matthew, despite the evidence that in georgia it may have suppressed republican voter turnout and resulted in the election of two democrats to the u.s. senate, do you really believe republicans are going to make this -- the election is rigged well in advance part of their brand? >> well, i think the answer to that is it's become part of their dna, and it's not really any more about donald trump. it's become an inherent part of the republican playbook or message thing or whatever to undermine our democ

so back here, arnold schwarzenegger had a lot of republicans but you're right. they needed democratic help and independent help and got it. they need for it to happen this time and need more of a reas a result -- revolt. >>> we're getting an early read on what voters are thinking from our exit polls and there is much more of our special coverage ahead. we'll be right back. age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. 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 new behr dynasty paint color. let me take your coats. because behr dynasty only takes... one. coat. behr dynasty. go ahead, throw your wine on it. what? stain repellent. it's also scuff resistant. you're paying for that! introducing behr dynasty™, the best of behr. exclusively at the home depot. fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. fine, we'll sleep here. ♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win wi

arnold schwarzenegger, donald trump. very different people, very different politicians.fascinating. i can't wait to listen to this podcast, dana. you're going to be back with us in just a moment. just to tell our viewers you can listen to this wonderful podcast, total recall, california's political circus wherever you get your pod casts. there will be new episodes dropping weekly so be sure to subscribe so you get all the latest. >>> and "new day" continues right now. >>> i'm john berman alongside brianna keilar on this new day. pediatric cases of covid in the u.s. surpassing 250,000 the first time since the start of the pandemic. what this means as kids head back to school. >>> and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez slamming governor abbott's ignorance as she puts it. hear his defense of the controversial law. >>> jason miller detained and questioned for three hours by police in brazil. what he's now saying happened. >>> and see the moment the very weird moment that an unruly passenger was caught on camera growling, like really growling and screaming as well. joe bi

larry elder knows arnold schwarzenegger.g. do you think newsom is benefiting from the fact that as elder's profile is increased, people are looking at the question whether they want to recall and realizing we can't have this crazy person running the largest economy of america. >> i am not sure i can comment on larry elder, what he knows or not. he said different things and expressed different things to the audience. governor newsom trying to make the possibility of someone like larry elder, specifically elder taking over the state. he's the primary message. that's how he tries to motivate his base and come out and cast those ballots. whether or not that message is resonating. we are dealing with and seeing an election where every voter and active registered voters will mail in their ballots. that's a huge shift. people have been sending their ballots back more than a week now. a couple of weeks and so we are in the final stretch many voters may be waiting to cast their ballots in person. there is a lot of influx and whether

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with arnold schwarzenegger, we did not have the ecosystem of trumpism.n the clip that you just played brian you heard that gavin newsom, has squarely made this a part of trumpism. i think trumpism is squarely on the ballot. that being said,. recalls happen as a result of political mishmash, which then open the way for arnold's words, an angry very cans manic quality known personality to enter. here we saw political missteps again for gavin newsom. gavin newsom just fit that stereotype, a limousine liberal. where there's already murmurs of there being a recall among republicans among the trump, base when we see that -- when we find out they were attending in-person, school is seems harder for that, but now that is into very much a referendum on trumpism in california. >> matthew, despite the evidence that in georgia, it may have suppressed republican voter turnout, and resulted in the election of two democrats to the u.s. senate, do you really believe republicans are going to make this the election is rigged, well in advance, part of their brand? i think

, as you heard there about the fact that he didn't think that new s -- newsom i should say arnold schwarzeneggeris a democrat. schwarzenegger says he consider s newsom a friend. he is neutral when it comes to the pancakes but has an opinion on the atmospherics there. the fact he and newsom is campaigning as aggressively as he is now, schwarzenegger thinks it's about time. >> he was able to capitalize on the process -- >> newsom isn't a mega movie star. a little different. >> thanks so much. to remind our viewers, listen to dana's podcast "total recall california's political circus" and more news just ahead. breyers is always so delicious... i can tell that they used your milk, matilda. great job! moo you're welcome. breyers natural vanilla is made with 100% grade a milk and cream and only sustainably farmed vanilla. better starts with breyers. in 2016, i was working at the amazon warehouse when my brother passed away. and a couple of years later, my mother passed away. after taking care of them, i knew that i really wanted to become a nurse. amazon helped me with training and tuition. today, i'm

and mike murphy, veteran republican strategist who worked for arnold schwarzenegger when california did recall its governor gray davis putting schwarzenegger in office, cohost in spare time of podcast called "hacks on tap," welcome to you all. seema if you have to leave to write journalism on deadline, let us know. don't have to wave your arms like steve, we're understanding. but for that reason, start with you. folks that don't follow the ins and outs of california politics in other 49 states who may be watching, remind people what led to the recall effort and how and why it picked up steam. >> every modern governor of california has faced multiple recall attempts. several times the backers failed to get signatures. this time around they were criticizing his policies on homelessness and immigration, not pandemic. but pandemic hit and went to judge for four extra months, it was critical. when schools and businesses were shut down and voters were frustrated, juggling with kids learning and working from home. and at the same time you have famous images of him dining at french laundry mask

i mean, these are things that 18 years ago allowed arnold schwarzenegger to take out gray davis.ine is that people were pissed off and took it out on the guy in the governor's mansion. >> and so carla, you're living the california edition of the big lie. larry elder, a controversial guy in his own right for things he's said. he's the leading poll getter if we get to two question. one is do recall the governor. if the answer is yes, who gets the be the next governor? larry elder must think he's not going to be the next governor because he's already getting trumpy and saying don't trust the count. >> i don't believe the election was won fairly and squarely. there are all sorts of reasons why the 2020 election in my opinion was full of shenanigans. my theory is they're going to try that in this recall. go to electelder.com. we have a battery of lawyers. we're going to file lawsuits in a timely fashion this time. >> correct me if i'm wrong. there is zero evidence in the public sphere of anything going on wrong. that california is conducting an election. yes, mail-in ballots. no evide

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in today's republican party, arnold schwarzenegger would fot get past the primary process.d lose the battle which he won in 2003. it's ironic because at that time, the person who was right beside him, cheering him on, fighting for moderate in the republican party was kevin mccarthy. he was the assembly republican leader at the time. he was sucking up to arnold. would go to every photo op possible and here we are 18 years later and it's kevin mccarthy republican party that's undermining democracy and using the recall as another chapter to try to deconstruct our election process and it's absolutely disgraceful and incredibly hypocrite cal. >> it is. it's an attempt to seize power knowing that it's going to be minority rule. knowing you do not have the support of the majority because you can't appeal to them pause your policies are so out right white nationalists because people of color, the asian american community used to be a swing vote. it ain't no more because they have shown themselves to be so white nationalist leaning that people are no thank no matter what even if the

back in 2003 arnold schwarzenegger had a favorable rating in the exit poll of 51%.ter is if you have an incumbent governor with an approval rating north of 50% that governor is going to survive a recall and that's what happened. >> save some room for ron brownstein, will you? ron. >> final thought? i go back to something you were discussing before. california has the lowest bar of any state in the country that allows a recall for getting on the ballot. you only need 12% of the voters who voted in the last gubernatorial election. and in today's highly polarized politics that's simply kind of an implausible standard. the recall never advanced, as tonight's results show, beyond the core essentially of trump voters. that's what it got. it got roughly the same share of the vote that trump got. you saw a third of the state said that newsom's policies on covid were too strict. that was the share of the vote that trump got. and i think in that sense it was a signal for democrats and a warning for republicans. the republican messaging is all about the rights of the unvaccina

yes, in 2003, arnold schwarzenegger won for a lot of reasons. the least of which was he was one of the biggest movie stars in the world bust also because he was not a sort of base conservative. that doesn't work in -- it doesn't work in california. it wouldn't necessarily work in even a purply state. when you see that there were other republicans on the ballot like the mayor of san diego, who are maybe more fitting for a place like california, and they didn't stand a chance because that's not where the republican party is, it is a warning sign for republicans when you look at their national ability. >> this is the second election that we've had after the -- we had the flexes georgia where you had candidates coming out and saying, don't trust the system. your vote won't be counted. before this election we had larry elder already saying, your vote won't be koutd. there's already fraud. i was talking to one republican. we've all covered that california republicans have been voting by mail for years. decades even in a way that had them extraordinari

but gavin newsom is not out of the redwds yet, as demonstrated by arnold schwarzenegger in 2003.seated the then democratic governor, gray davis. in california, politics, even the inconceivable is conceivable. >> you have a big choice to make by september 14. >> so enter the big guns -- democratic presidents past and present coming out to campaign. >> you've got to vote no on the recall. keep gavin as governor. the rest of america is counting on you and so am i. >> if they weren't taking this seriously, they are now. anchor: sophie joins us with the very latest. this is the biggest election in america since the presidential vote of last year. our people turning out? are they engaged? guest: they have become more engaged as we got to the final days of this recall campaign. president biden was here in long beach only yesterday, encouragg californians to get out and vote and turn out is what will be crucial stop in california, registered mcgrath outnumber registered republicans i nearly 221. if gavin newsom and the democrats can get people out to vote, he should be foam and dry. iron

but also because they had a candidate in arnold schwarzenegger who people wanted to see as governor. there was an opportunity that existed here for republicans. republicans are very unlikely to win the california governorship in a regularly scheduled general election for all the reasons we just outlined. it's an overwhelmingly democratic state. but in a recall like this, an opportunity did exist. but they had no candidate who could rally both the republicans and win independents and even some democrats which you need to do in california. and that speaks to jackie's point. the fundamental issue with the republican party. larry elder is what the trump base wants. but larry elder has no ability to run competitively against gavin newsom or appear as a credible alternative to larry newsome. >> phil mentioned that the newsom team was seeing data that suggested vaccine requirements. the idea of leaning into vaccinations and one earlier guest called it revenge of the unvaccinated. >> the republican position they have taken lately on vaccination ath ma some of the traditional bases of the rep

secretary of state says 70% of registered californians voted in the 2003 recall election when arnold schwarzenegger replaced gray davis. she expect it is to be similar had this election, that would mean more than 15 million people voting. the berkley poll gives newsom a big lead, 60% of likely voters say they would vote no on the recall, which keeps the governor in office. 38% said they plan to vote newsom out of office. this is a big difference from the berkley igs poll six weeks ago which showed the race was essentially a tossup. of the people polled in the most recent study, 40% have already voted. of that 40%, people said they voted to keep newsom in office by a two-to-one margin. what about the rumblings of election fraud and tampering? larry elder says his team will watch for any irregularities. we spoke with the secretary of state. dr. shirley weber had direct answers, giving them to janelle wang. >> how do you ensure that every vote is counted and is accurate accurate? >> well, we welcome anyone to come look at the process. every envelope has a specific code on it. we can tell it came to yo

disgruntled and arnold schwarzenegger had that power. ways stopping them from taking a commanding lead? >> name recognition. the disruptive of it. 70% of california wants to reform the system because it is being abused in this state and 20 other states. we see down in l.a. votes are being recalled. democrats are recalling democrats at the local level and in 19 states we have had efforts in colorado, oregon, washington. this is a way where the weaker parties locally will use new mechanisms and the internet has a lot to do with this because social media and the ability to get a crowd is much more viable now than ever before. that is the effect as to why recalls are more common than the past 80 years. >> let's talk about the process. some say it is too easy to get the recall. they are expensive. i think i saw 276 million on this one. why wouldn't the legislature take up reforming the process. >> i think that is going to be the backfire of this. that is going to be the outcome that republicans will lose out because they put the state through

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then there was in 2000, 3 and the reason is that when arnold schwarzenegger. one, he actually had more votes than gray davis. and in fact, if you find all the republican votes they far exceeded what graded scott. but what we had in this situation was the possibility that larry helped her would become governor with about 28 or 29% of the vote. even if great even the governor newson and with 49 or 48% when the recall. so i think people realize now what a you an to be have and that something has to be done to fix that because its way to anti democratic. >> so recalls have a purpose, though. i mean, if you have some up person in office, too, is really off the rails. you know, cropped or even crazy. i mean, there has to be a way to correct system and that, you know, i'm sure someone out cracked. i mean, so is it just a refinement of the recall process and and and having different standards or what what do you recommend. >> i think you're absolutely right. people want to keep the recall because there are situations in which people are corrupt incompetent or unable t

. >> in 2003, we had arnold schwarzenegger who won that recall election. any comparisons to larry elder? could he pull something off like schwarzenegger did? >> it's a different environment. the difference was about 10% those days. now's double, 24% i believe it is. that's a big difference. we've got a much different mix in terms of people voting today, fewer whites, latinos. that's different. if you put together the difference in the electorate, along with party differences, it's going to be different all together, and, add to the fact that schwarzenegger was something of a celebrity, if you will, and he had some political experience as well. that differentiates himself from someone like larry elder or the other republicans. it's a different scenario all together. >> we have a long lineage of republican governors, nixon, reagan, schwarzenegger. are we ever going to see another one? >> i think so. these things go in waves. we had years where you said we had many republican governors, now we're going through a democratic period. one thing we know for sure.

breaking down the race and the documentary total recall which chronicles the election in which arnold schwarzenegger replaced ray davis. ama: a new study shows the unvaccinated our 11 times more likely to die from covid and the on -- the vaccinated. masks still reduce the risk. >> it is well over 90% of people who are in the hospital who are unvaccinated and as we state and i highlighted, we have more than 10 times the number of people in the hospital who are unvaccinated compared to vaccinated. ama: the new study shows that vaccine effectiveness has dropped for people 65 and older in recent months compared to the pre-delta era. this will factor into fda and cdc discussions on whether booster shots are necessary. a study about long-haul covid drawing attention to the risk infections are having on declining kidney function. the research is putting stanford doctors on higher alert. stephanie sierra has the story. stephanie: covid-19 is not going anywhere and for patients infected with the virus, new research is inning as a picture of what life may look like with long covid. a study in the journal of t

the gray davis, arnold schwarzenegger. well, they don't have a short snigger and they don't have a gray davis, but they do what they do it to have, as you said, pam is some sense of voter discontent. got a look at the pandemic. the fact that we thought we're going to be out of it by july. we're still in the deep in the middle of it. you know what's going on with the schools. you can almost make this a referendum on joe biden here he wanted to because of the confusion or legit confusion over your 3 vaccines masks. what have you. but they didn't capitalize on that and they didn't. were they haven't done a good enough job game and getting that message out there starting to a little bit in tv, but it may be too little too late. will just have to see. >> michael, the hill has the story. talking about this information that 13 groups wrote to the chief executives of facebook, google, youtube and twitter last week urging a crackdown on dis-information. have you seen any signs of that in this election. >> well, it's an election. so

current race and present our documentary, which chronicles the 2003 recall election in which arnold schwarzenegger replaced gray davis. ama: salesforce told thousands of employees it will help relocate them and their families if they are concerned about the ability to access reproductive care in texas. the announcement comes after texas' aggressive antiabortion law went into effect. although the company did not take a stance on the lot, the ceo posted this tweet earlier today confirming his support for employees who wish to leave the state. san francisco official told millennium tower management not to resume construction repairs until the city reviews and updated construction approach. work was positive for the skyscraper sank another inch. this city's request comes after reportngslikelyaud theepair wo. da governor newsom is asking washington to support response and recovery efforts in el dorado county. the governor requested a presidential major disaster declaration to help communities in south lake tahoe affected by the caldor fire get back on their feet. a red flag warning into this evening fo

you'll remember that the n governor was arnold schwarzenegger. he won, by the way, in a landslide. but the broader point is this is part of california's commitment to so-called direct democracy. in 1910, a progressive governor, hiram johnson, got major changes in how the state politics works. we now have an initiative process where voters can put their own laws or constitutional amendments on the ballot. we have a referendum where voters can undo what the state legislature has done, and we have a recall in which any statewide official can be subject to this process. >> sreenivasan: th was something that was supposed to help progressives, but it's been used by both sides. >> indeed, in 1964, the voters repealed every local fair housing ordinance. in 1978, they imposed a very strong lid on property taxes. in 1986, voters threw three supreme court justices off the bench for their lack of support for the death penalty. and in 2008, voters voted to ban gay marriage, well, the courts knocked that out. and just last year, lyft, uber and doordash spent $200 million to override a state law

current race and present our documentary, which chronicles the 2003 recall election in which arnold schwarzenegger replaced gray davis. ama: salesforce told thousands of employees it will help relocate them and their families if they are concerned about the ability to access reproductive care in texas. the announcement comes after texas' aggressive antiabortion law went into effect. although the company did not take a stance on the lot, the ceo posted this tweet earlier today confirming his support for employees who wish to leave the state. san francisco official told millennium tower management not to resume construction repairs until the city reviews and updated construction approach. work was positive for the skyscraper sank another this city's request comes after report says the sinking is likely caused by the repair work. dan: governor newsom is asking washington to support response and recovery efforts in el dorado county. the governor requested a presidential major disaster declaration to help communities in south lake tahoe affected by the caldor fire get back on their feet. a red flag war

the ability to knock back a recall when there are recalls against every governor arnold schwarzenegger, for example, had seven recall it dumps against him. none qualified for the ballot, and that was a guy that had one on a recall, so this is kind of a process and, uh and so we may have to live with it, but i think where governor newsom has an advantage is. he beat back the recall, unlike gray davis, and he can use that marching forward as window. uh wind behind him. yes certainly a selling point for governor newsom moving forward into 2022. so let's talk about who governor do some potentially could face off against and obviously we saw the leading replacement candidate was republican larry elder, you know, let's look at his performance. he obviously couldn't garner that much support beyond just the conservative base. what do you see his future being? do you see him facing off? against the governor come next year, he may ask jump back into the race, but i think what he learned last night was that he could grab the republican and conservative base in california, but it isn't nearly enou

could be republicans best shot is easing back in control of the state, since former governor arnold schwarzenegger's term ended in 2011. the actor turned politician weighed in on how the upcoming election compares to his own back in 2003. >> the atmosphere is exactly the same when i ran. it is the same kind of things. people talk about blackouts, thop e not ppwith education. the people are not happy with it's out of control, the atio t there is anger. >> kpix 5 news is bring you extended coverage on the recall on air and online, and on all of our social media platforms. >>> a live look at the white house. president biden is asking congress for billions of dollars to help resettle afghanistan evacuees. this comes as the nation's top diplomat is in germany, where thousands of afghan citizens are still awaiting flights to the u.s. skyler henry has more from the white house. >> reporter: secretary of state anthony blinken toward hanger 5 and ram stein air force base in germany, the last stop many afghan evacuees will make before moving onto america. >> because of what you done, and because of how you've

about the california recall this saturday at 10:00, and the last one in 2003 that ended with arnold schwarzeneggerafter great was recalled. ama: now a story of unconditional love. 220-year-olds found their way to the altar today in san francisco. they had not planned on getting married this young, but life had other plans. >> sergio, do take isabella for your wife? in sickness and in health, until death do you part? >> i do. ama: bittersweet words for these bride and groom. sergio has been fighting leukemia for five years, isabella cristobal has been by his side nearly the entire time. >> i've never known him precancer, the relationship has always been cancer, our dates would be at the hospital. ama: a week ago, life took a turn, doctors told them sergio ahead only a few weeks to live, they quickly plan these nuptials. >> i know she will take care of may. she makes me happy. i knew she was the one for me. she is the love of my life, i want to be with her. ama: instead of keeping it to themselves, they wanted to share their love story and give others hope, especially those with cancer. >> you can b

race and present our documentary, "total recalled," which recounts the recall election where arnold schwarzenegger replaced gray davis. it airs at 10:00 a.m. saturday. dan: firefighters continue to make progress against the caldor fire burning in el dorado and amador county. containment inched up to 50% now despite challenging wind conditions throughout the day. yesterday, especially in the west zone of the fire near kirkwood ski resort. the east zone, allowing south shore residents to return home. the fire has destroyed 996 structures since it broke out on august 14. ama: a fire weather watch continues tomorrow for much of the north and east bay's. sandhya: the fire danger is going to go from high to very high tomorrow. fire weather watch has been issued for the north and east bay. it is 5:00 p.m. tomorrow until friday at 11:00 a.m., except solano county's until 2:00 p.m. there is a possibility of new fires that could rapidly spread. we are not expecting a repeat of the august 2020 lightning storm, but the concern is still there, so it is a low probability, high-impact event. heat illnesses are p

and obviously, you know, it's a different i mean, you don't have a strong contender like an arnold schwarzenegger. >> yeah. i think that's the most important. but i think another thing that you need to focus on is that. voters and maybe i'm just getting old, but it just seems to make lose their temper more in the modern air and get impatient faster and maybe this has to do with social media. maybe it has to do with higher expectations. there are a lot of things to be worried about in california. we do have housing crunch. the cost of living is extremely high. people are leaving the state because they can't afford to live here. the wildfires are, you know, putting up toxic smoke. know probably will be year after year and event. the you know, the it is a highly regulated states. a lot of businesses do not like all the regulations they have to deal with. so it's not like we're living in a paradise it was interesting in the poll that we did and other polls have shown the same thing that up to 44% of californians actually think of leaving california. so instead of california dreaming there, thinking o

but gavin newsom is not out of the redwoods yet, as demonstrated by action hero arnold schwarzeneggerc governor grey davis. in californian politics, even the inconceivable is conceivable. you've got a big choice to make by september ia. and so, enter the big guns. democratic presidents past and present coming out to campaign. you've got to vote "no" on the recall. keep gavin as governor. the rest of america is counting on you, and so am i. if they weren't taking this seriously, they are now. sophie long, bbc news, los angeles. if you want to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. after an 18—month shutdown because of the pandemic — the show can finally go on again — as new york's broadway re—opens. 30 hours after the earthquake that devastated mexico city, rescue teams still have no idea just how many people have died. well, there's people alive and there's people not alive. we can just help and give them whatever we've got. a state funeral has been held for princess grace of monaco at the church where she

facing this recall election the last time a governor was recalled in california was 2003 when arnold schwarzenegger replaced then governor gray davis. now democrats are rallying to keep that from happening again with even president biden flying in to support newsom in los angeles gavin newsom is making the final rounds as the deadline for a special recall election approaches. >> we will defeat this republican-backed recall on tuesday! >> reporter: the governor campaigning to keep his job as his opponents criticize him for imposing heavy restrictions during the pandemic and his handling of issues like the homeless population and immigration. >> i think there's a lot of change that needs to happen in california so i'm very grateful for it. >> reporter: yet newsom maintains strong support >> i think he's done a good job with covid response. i'd like to see him continue his term >> reporter: voters will decide by tuesday to keep gavin newsom as governor or replace him with one of 46 challengers. newsom needs more than 50% of voters to choose no on the ballot if the majority selects yes, the opponent wi

and in this case you don't have someone like an arnold schwarzenegger with broad crossover appeal back in 2003. you have larry elder who instead of sort of capitalizing on discontent dissatisfaction just sort of genuine. can you hang or or or resentment over how what's happened over the past year and a half. instead, he served. took a turn to the right took a turn toward the trump voters. and that's not going to win you a statewide election, california. that's really not going to make people who may not like gavin decide to push them push. the yes button and possibly elect him and that it actually was. and he held or is just fed newson pr machine and the and the voting machine, you know, with constant reminders that he is someone who reminds you of trump. and that again, that's not going to get you the votes that you need to take newsome out of office. >> 8 million ballots have reportedly already been turned in. what are your expectations regarding turnout and what it will mean. >> well, i think turnout is not going to be, you know, incredible like 2021, 17. we're 17 million. californi

but gavin newsom is not out of the redwoods yet, as demonstrated by action hero arnold schwarzeneggern he unseated the then—democratic governor gray davis. in californian politics, even the inconceivable is conceivable. you've got a big choice to make by september 14. and so, enter the big guns. democratic presidents past and present coming out to campaign. you've got to vote "no" on the recall. keep gavin as governor. the rest of america is counting on you, and so am i. if they weren't taking this seriously, they are now. sophie long joins me now from los angeles. she's there for us. what an interesting _ she's there for us. what an interesting line-up - she's there for us. what an interesting line-up of - she's there for us. what an - interesting line-up of candidates interesting line—up of candidates that we saw in your report, sophia. polls close in a few hours' time now, what are gavin newsom's chances looking like? is it possible to say at all at this point? well, i think things are looking much betterfor newsom now well, i think things are looking much better for newsom now tha

last one and 2003 made arnold schwarzenegger governor so anything is possible.or california residents. in the closing weeks of the recall campaign, newsom has been touting his efforts to combat the coronavirus mostly by isolating himself at his fancy restaurant. and while leading republican candidate larry elder says newsom has prevailed at every turn, they both made their final pitches to voters this week. >> recall is an extension of the big lie. this recall is an extension of the january 20 insurrection. it was going on all across this country that wants to suppress your right to vote, or women's right to their own reproductive health care. it is all part of an extended narrative. >> i can think of any front, the declining quality of public education, the rise in homelessness, he is forced management, rolling run on spirit i can think of any front at all where this moment has done a good job. >> jesse: of course he is not the only challenger. there is actually 46 candidates who qualified to be on the ballot including nine other democrats and this fellow. >> c

that actually succeeded was in 2003 when a democrat, gray davis, was recalled in favor of arnold schwarzeneggere who is already pretty recognizable when he became governor. this was not supposed to go this way for gavin newsom. caroline: not meant to go this way and of course, there are two questions asked in terms of survey results and i think about what 39% are in favor of the recall and 60% are against it. they are being asked, should gavin newsom remain governor? if not, who should replace him? what are we knowing in terms of the support factors coming out for governor northam -- newsom? silicon valley supports him. why do they support him? guest: yeah, well, it is interesting. there has been silicon valley on both sides of this. california is overwhelmingly democratic more so than in 2003 when schwarzenegger one. it has been -- but i think silicon valley now leans heavily democrat. that is where the silicon valley put their money when it comes to election time but there has been frustration with, during the pandemic especially, economic shutdowns, with the broader state of not only califor