bernadette and camilla are looking for leadership that understands what matters to them.orse in your state than any other state in the united states of america. do you blame people for wanting a change in leadership? >> i just got here two and a half years ago. >> reporter: democrats in power over ten years. >> and over two decades we lead the nation in terms of challenges. we're the richest and poorest state and i recognize that and also recognize the responsibility to do something about it. >> reporter: governor newsom wants californians to know and to believe that larry elder his primary challenger is not going to serve them on some of those challenges that he is talking about. he says larry elder is the opposite of him on variety of issue, immigration to minimum wage to climate change, you name it. larry elder says he's not a trump republican but newsom continues to argue otherwise. it's up to voters like bernadette who mighting on the fence about coming out who support governor newsom and voters like camilla, who says she's tired of the situation in california, she w

i north i checked back with bernadette who was commuting six hours a day to and from the hospital in san francisco where she worked, living closer was too expensive. because of rising crime she sent her son to live with his dad outside the city. >> person shot. >> half a mile away. >> person shot six tenths of a mile away, that's all going on around here. >> yeah. >> and you're having a tough time now. >> uh-huh. >> have you thought about whether or not you want governor newsom to be recalled from office? >> i can't put the blame on him. i think that he should keep his job, this will be something to definitely keep him on his toes, little areas that need more attention. >> like? >> homeless, covid. >> in long beach i first met kamala in june and learned about respiratory problems she has from growing up next to the freeway, she graduated from college a year ago and despite having two jobs can't afford to move out of her parents' house. >> do you get the sense that the governor understands how hard life is for you and people like you? >> no. it's really upsetting. i don't mean to get

. >> i can't put the blame on him >> reporter: before the pandemic, bernadette commuted six hours roundp because of the cost of living she and her son had been victims of violent crime, too >> this would be something to definitely keep him on his toes, put a little interest in areas that need more attention. >> reporter: like? >> homeless, covid, things like that >> reporter: newsom's leading opponent, conservative talk radio host larry elder, says he understands those struggles. we're living in a state, california, with more inequality than any other state in the union >> part of it is because of the high cost of living in california the average price of a home in california just hit $800,000. >> reporter: mail-in ballots were sent to every california voter, but some are opting to vote in person tonight in an overwhelmingly democratic state, the key will be turnout. despite polls tilting in his favor, governor newsom told me here in san francisco today he's leaving nothing to chance and continues to campaign until the last minute. those mail-in ballots will be counted first. then in-pe

. >> but then, they bring in bernadette and they bring in amy fowler.e balanced as a result. >> i am amy fowler. you are sheldon cooper. >> hello, amy farrah fowler. >> she eventually became sheldon's love interest and of course that opened up a whole other pandora's box. >> may i ask you a question before i gave it to you? >> of course. >> why are we saying give it to you like that? >> at the beginning, sheldon is an outcast, an intellectual, a geek. by the end, he's found his soulmate, he has friends. he's won a nobel prize. >> i have been encouraged, sustained, inspired, and tolerated not only by my wife but by the greatest group of friends anyone ever had. >> you had "big bang theory" that stayed on forever. it's huge. and they're nerds. >> we started to see articles written about how young people were going into s.t.e.m. fields in school because "the big bang theory" made it look cool. >> i need to get to hear what's there. the earliest estimate of the singularity. >> so you are upset about missing out on becoming some sort of freakish self-aware r

. >> reporter: up north i checked back with bernadette who was commuting six hours a day to and fromtime. >> mm-hmm. >> have you thought about whether or not you want governor newsom to be recalled from office? >> i can't put the blame on him. i think that he should keep his job. this would be something that definitely keep him on his toes in little areas that need more attention. >> like? >> homeless, covid. >> reporter: in long beach i first met 23-year-old camilla in june and learned about respiratory problems she has from growing up next to the freeway. she graduated from college a year ago. despite having two jobs can't afford to move out of her parents' house. >> do you get the sense that the governor understands how hard life is for you and people like you? >> no. it's really upsetting. i don't mean to get emotional, but he has no idea. he has no clue, you know. >> reporter: the race itself could hinge on struggling voters like camilla who share that sentiment. >> it sounds like you're going to vote to recall the governor. >> i am. i am. i actually was independent up until las

well, bernadette, looks like saturday night, it's you and me. me? how? why?sense. because you're an expectant mother, you can't drink alcohol. i don't like to. you can't have sushi. i don't like to. you can't go in hot tubs. i consider them vats of sweaty people soup. gee, sheldon, i don't know. oh, come on. roller coasters, caffeine, runny eggs-- i've been avoiding these things all my life. and now, because you're pregnant, you have to. the difference is she's bringing life into the world,

no, bernadette got me a fitbit so she can track how much i'm exercising.ll teach her to care about your health. i can't wait to see the look on her face when i die young. when was the last actual exercise you got? the other day, when she tried to put that fitbit on me and i ran away from her. according to a recent study, simply thinking about exercise, even while sitting still, can have physical benefits. for all you know, i could be exercising right now. are you? eh, i'll do it tomorrow. it wouldn't be the worst thing if we were more active. oh. you make an excellent point. ooh, i think i'm getting a runner's high! ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪ ♪ that all started with a big bang ♪ ♪ bang! ♪ ♪ ♪ wow, that's a low price. ooh, that's a low price. huh. that is a low price. what's a low pric

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langone >> thomas michael langone >> michele bernadette lanza >> ruth sheila lapin >> ingeborg a.d.h camilla larocque >> christopher randall larrabee >> hamidou s. larry >> scott larsen >> john adam larson >> natalie janis lasden >> gary edward lasko >> nicholas craig lassman >> paul laszczynski >> charles a. laurencin >> stephen james lauria >> maria lavache >> denis francis lavelle >> jeannine mary laverde >> anna a. laverty >> steven lawn >> robert a. lawrence, jr. >> nathaniel lawson >> david w. laychak >> and my father, brendan francis mccabe. i remember the day before 9/11. my father took me and my brother to the store to get soccer cleats and close for the season. never did i think he would be ripped out of our lives less than one day later. i remember like it was yesterday. you never got to see us grow up, chase our dreams, raju eight schools, never got to help us become adults. you never got to see our nieces and nephews and younger cousins grow up and get married and have families of their own. all we have left is memories of you, how amazing you were as a father and a per

. >> we did know one cabinet minister who was defeated, bernadette jordan.s another one who has lost, mariam montes. the liberals knew that this riding was in danger. interestingly, as althea said, peterborough has been used as a bellwether for federal elections dating back to the 1970's. that is not the case anymore, because the conservatives have won even though the liberals are forming a government. mary, if fascinating story in her own right, an afghan-canadian politician first elected in 2015. she spent a large part of the early part of this campaign as an afghan canadian working on what was happening in afghanistan, trying to make sure that people were getting out. she was able to campaign, but probably not as much as she would have liked, given the fact that she was still a minister and still had to do her job. ok. wanted to update you on your mail-in ballots. there are 800,000 of so -- 800,000 or so of you who send in your ballots via mail. they will be counted tomorrow. while we are confident with our decision about a liberal minority government, so

bernadette says, i'm 55 and i took part in the nhs trial for novavax and i want pfizer for my boosterfor me to do that? there is no reason why it is not _ it safe for me to do that? there is no reason why it is not safe i it safe for me to do that? there is no reason why it is not safe and i it safe for me to do that? there is no reason why it is not safe and in some _ no reason why it is not safe and in some ways — no reason why it is not safe and in some ways may be beneficial in terms of the _ some ways may be beneficial in terms of the overall impact as chris has mentioned, so mixing and matching does not _ mentioned, so mixing and matching does not seem to be a negative thing. _ does not seem to be a negative thing. so — does not seem to be a negative thing. so i _ does not seem to be a negative thing, so i don't see any problem. chris— thing, so i don't see any problem. chris in_ thing, so i don't see any problem. chris in leicester, is the booster covid vaccine the same as the previous one or is it an upgrade to include the variants? people are thinking about this, because we h