caitlin: that is a great question. this is good news.are seeing more and more evidence that people who are fully vaccinated are unlikely to carry the virus and unlikely to transmit it to others. it is not never. but we are seeing it is uncommon. that is great news. it gives us more flexibility. kailey: great news is something we all need. think you so much to caitlin rivers, johns hopkins center for health security scholar. it is supported by michael r. bloomberg, the founder of bloomberg lp and bloomberg philanthropy's. coming up, the global economy is on track for its fastest growth in more than half a century. economists are warning of a dangerous divergence between some regions. that story is coming up next. in the markets, we are looking at a record high on the s&p 500. the index is up 1.4%. your outperformance is coming from large cap technology. the nasdaq 100 up by 1.6%, as we see yields not doing a lot. you did get the five basis point move on friday on the blowout march payrolls number in the u.s. we are basically unchanged. 1.

caitlin jenner is running if -- forgovernor of california.a mass exodus in california. republicans have had it. they've leaving. they're heading off to texas, arizona, so a big with chunk of that voting base is going home. the other side is i know a lot of people want to do the comparison to, let's say, president trump, because he was a reality tv star, but he kind of had the image of million their, man who gets things done, monster, take no prisoner and you're fired where the kardashians and the jenners kind of have like the circus thing and all kinds of crazy stuff going on, so i'm not sure how far conservatives and republicans are going to jump onboard with that. like i said, this is america, you're welcome to try. good luck. and, of course, gavin's approval rating has gone up recently, if you can believe that. on a scale of 1-10, who wants to take it, who's going to give him an 8 or above? who wants it? >> i'll take it. >> anyone? >> i think caitlin jenner really has -- i mean, listen, you watch how the landscape is and you look at the ch

>> let's go to caitlin at cnn. caitlin: thank you very much. i have two questions -- with these breakthrough cases where people are testing positive more than two weeks after being fully vaccinated, what is the administration's level of concern with this, given the trials, which of course, where smaller, showed there were no deaths? jeff, on j&j, you said to expect on even numbers, but i don't think anyone was expecting an 80% drop, so why are they down 80% now, and why his j&j struggled with production more than any other authorized vaccine in the u.s.. jeff: let's go to dr. fauci on the first question of breakthrough cases. dr. fauci: caitlin, with the number of breakthrough cases, the important thing is to look at what the denominator of vaccinated people is, because it is very likely, and what we are hearing, at least indirectly, and we are certainly going to be confirming that, that that number of individuals who were baked through -- breakthrough infections is not at all inconsistent with the 90% efficacy. i don't think there needs to be

god bless president donald trump, that's all i got to say. >> caitlin? >> you raise a very good point. for a lot of folks, they're very concerned about the national debt. and there are a lot of fiscally conservative people who feel like there needs to be more focus on that. it's certainly a big topic among economists in terms of, are we spending too much? and at what point does the federal debt become a problem? the only issue is, there isn't a tipping point with the federal debt. nobody is sure what point that is, and at what point other countries lose faith in the united states in that way. a lot of folks will argue, we can afford this right now, spending on pandemic aid and our infrastructure. annual government funding, in comparison, is a drop in the bucket. but a lot of folks are arguing these investments are needed now to put the country in a more stable spot, and the economy and labor market as well. and to come back in the future, and talk about ways to bring the debt and deficit down. >> beverly in virginia on the independent line. >> caller: th

. >>> caitlin jenner has jumped into the race to replace governor gavin newsom in a potential recall election. political experts that we spoke to said she faces an important first test. devin fehely has more. >> reporter: how will voters view caitlin jenner as a serious candidate and contender, or as an unserious celebrity distraction? many politicians and analysts say the answer is not entirely clear. she announced she is jumping into the race for governor described herself as a proven winner in the only outsider who can put in and to governor newsom's disastrous time as governor. >> it is important for her to come out with solutions to the problems that plague california. >> reporter: johnny canvas says celebrity status is not as qualifying and says she will need to come up with comprehensive policies if she wants to be taken seriously. >> i think a lot of people are dissatisfied with the leadership of our governor and a lot of them think that they can help our state of california and you know, so be it, let's see who is the best policy into has the best come you know, leadership a

host: we are joyed to next by "politico" budget and appropriations reporter caitlin emma to talk about the $1.5 trillion discretionary spending plan. good morning. guest: good morning. host: this is just called the discretionary budget, but what else makes up the rest of the president's budget and how much is that grand total expected to be? guest: what we saw released last week was what you called the discretionary spending request. that would be for fiscal 2022, which begins on october 1. essentially, discretionary spending only makes up a third of the total federal budget. so, this is funding for all federal agencies, for all domestic programs, non-defense programs, in addition to the pentagon. this does not encompass the full federal budget, like i said it is about $1.5 trillion in this request, but in addition to that you have mandatory spending on programs like medicare and social security, tax proposals -- all that is a supposedly forthcoming in the coming weeks from the white house, may be month, but for now they released this request for federal agencies so congressional appro

they weigh in on caitlin jenner's chances for governor. team coverage as they welcome fans back into chase center for the first time in over a year. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, a >>> richmond hill top mall is officially dead. in its heyday it was a bustling shopping center home to a macy's, movie theater and even an ice skating rink. but as wilson walker shows us there is a new future for the 78 acre property right off i-80. >> we used to come up here when we were kids at the mall over here, hilltop. go to the movie theaters, runaround, find the girlfriends, that was the spot. does like any other mall. >> reporter: he has fond memories of hilltop small. he now lives right across the street and he is not ready to see it go. >> and think about chaining myself to the mall and thinking no, we want to keep the mall as it was. >> it's going to be bittersweet. i grew up going to the mall i inc. this area deserves something much more vibrant. the mall has been dead for over a decade now. >> reporter: he is president of his neighborhood associati

. >>> star power entering the recall race, why caitlin jenner says she is qualified to unseat the governor. >>> the end of the oil era for >>> a big announcement on the future of california's oil industry. one with enormous political and financial consequences. governor newsom said he wants to ban new fracking permits by 2024 and he wants an end to all oil extraction in the states by 2045. environmentalists opposed fracking says it harms people in the environments. a bill to ban it died last week in sacramento. the governor says he will use his executive authority to push forward. a few more effects unless dates oil industry while it accounts for about 17% of oil production california overall ranks seventh in the nation in terms of oil output. it is a billion-dollar industry supports more than 360,000 jobs. this is all according to the western states petroleum association. stomach a stretch of the iconic highway one is back open nearly 2 months ahead of schedule. a massive mudslide washed away a long section of the road back in january. it left a huge gap in the highway south of big sur ne

caitlin jenner tweeting i'm into run for california governor.rning abc news reporter -- is in los angeles with the interesting dynamic this adds to the race. >> she shocked the world when she came out as transgender in 2015. now witha a new stunning announcement, she said she is running for california governor, trying to unseat the governor in a potential recall election. >> every time i turn around i'm putting myself in these high pressure situations. >> the activist tweeting friday i'm in. california is worth fighting for, hash tag recall newsom. one of the most prominent bids for office by an openly transgender american, happening during a record breaking year for anti trans legislation. >> i think it could help the trans community if she uses the spotlight to foster acceptance. >> 33 states introducing more than 100 bill was limitations on transgender youth rights including bathroom and youth sports bans this year alone. jenner stirring up controversy by running as a republican. initially supporting trump when he ran for president she stoppe

yeah, there's a lot of reaction to caitlin jenner throwing her hat in the ring.ready getting some backlash. a campaign spokesman for governor gavin newsom said, quote, we always knew the republican recall would be a ludicrous circus full of trump supporters. this kind of rhetoric isn't going to help newsom stay in office. >> the political silly season every day. i mean, this man's got more air time than, you know, an inflatable mattress. tried to tie everybody to donald trump. i guess that's just their talking point. that's their entire talking point, that's the best they can do. i don't think it's very effective. >> reporter: former san diego mayor kevin faulkner, another gop contend for governor, didn't outright mention jenner or her announcement, but he did say this yesterday -- >> i think we're having a lot of candidates that will enter this race. i think that's a reflection on the dissatisfaction of the job that governor newsom is doing. i think i'm uniquelyied in terms -- positioned in terms of somebody who's won elections and knows how to get results. >> r

political experts we talked to say that she faces an important first test. >> reporter: caitlin jennered she is jumping into the race for governor, describing herself as a, quote, proven winner, the only one who can put an and to -- >> it is important for her to come out with solutions. >> reporter: johnny campus says jenner's celebrity status is not disqualifying but says she will need to come up with competence of policies if she wants to be taken seriously. >> a lot of people are dissatisfied with the leadership of our governor and a lot of them think they can help our state of california. so be it. let's see who has the best policy, the best leadership ability. >> reporter: she has never held elected office before. her campaign website has no policy positions but does feature a store where you can buy merchandise. many voters we spoke with were just plain skeptical. >> i am voting for gavin newsom. i am voting against the recall. >> he has not been perfect on his hair looks like a basketball coach from the 1990s but he is trying to do the right thing and i am not willing to take th

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i saw caitlin suite this morning.ou know, i just want to know whether or not your surprise.now she's a political newcomer. right. she's a political newcomer who also hasn't voted or participated at a higher rate. we don't know her positions. this is the high water mark of her campaign is today. this is some place between folly and novelty. that's probably for polity in terms of where she's at. she won't be the only. candidate who's going to come in as a celebrity? there will be others. the bar is not hard to enter, and because the bar is not hard because it's not a very high bar to get in. there's gonna be lots of people. we had 135 people run in 2000 and three on that that means that you're going to have in the era of social media with the bar. that's basically the same. you're gonna have potentially hundreds of candidates. so buckle up because this is about to get pretty wild, especially as the secretary of state begins to certify the signatures by their deadline of next week. right, considering the fact that not on

. >> good morning good morning caitlin i'm caitlin lopez 23 years old i moved out to california and san francisco, california had i was about 8 years old and actually put in foster care at the age of 9 or 10 had a baby at the 16 years old so i've kind of had this crazy like youth experience. >> despite the challenges she faced caitlin finished high school and take advantage of program. >> i heard will mayor ed lee's program through my social worker and i interviewed with entrepreneurs after i was matched walking sweet spots office i thought imitated not been in that type of office ones i got into the office with my supervisor we boptd and i got a call from h.r. i got the position and i'm in. >> i have. >> we hired merry for 8 weeks and saw how she did she was only going to work 8 weeks but at the end question offered her a position part time. >> i have those traits it has been great working here my term of 5 weeks was pretty much like family supporting each other i feel like the mayors job program helped me to get in job without the jobs plus program i - i probably would have not even h

there's a lot of reaction to caitlin jenner's announcement.ate legislator kevin kylie about this. he believes it could help get newsom recalled. >> the first question on the ballot is do you want to remove gavin newsom from office, yes or no. and if we don't get 50% over that question, the list of candidate cans doesn't matter. so having a prominent voice like caitlin jenners' in the field can only be helpful in terms of making that case. >> reporter: mayor kevin faulkner didn't outright mention jenner or her announcement, but he did say this yesterday. >> i think we're going to have a lot of candidates that will enter this race. i think that's a reflection on the dissatisfaction of the job that governor newsom is doing. i think i'm uniquely positioned in terms of somebody who's won elections and knows how to get results. i'm looking forward to the campaign. >> reporter: jenna ellis, who was a senior legal adviser and attorney for former president trump tweeted, quote: if the gop says caitlin jenner represents the republican party, i'm done wi

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for those that are he has some advice. >> the key thing is it doesn't matter if it is caitlin or anyoneear vision. what are the changes you're going to make and why are you qualified to become governor? >> he wouldn't say if he has spoken to jenner. however, he did say almost every single person thinking about running has reached out to him for advice. he also said he is good friends with jenner and he is also good friends with new some. how is he going to vote on the recall? larry, we don't know yet. we will see if he weighs in on that. >> the list of candidates is getting interesting. that is the word i will use. what are the chances? you have been following the totals. what are the chances this doesn't qualify. assuming it does it looks like it probably will how much could this cost? >> the only way it will not qualify is if more than 100,000 people withdraw their signatures by june. that is very unlikely. in terms of cost in new report from a group of california election officials estimate the full cost to be around $18 of voter. that is about $400 million. larry not a cheap affair

caitlin jenner making it official and is running for governor of california.and return the golden state to prosperity. jenner is calling herself a disrupter, an outsider, newsom is facing an all but certain recall election later this year. greg, what do you say? >> greg: you want real change? this is it. i i have been pushing caitlin forever. i think i wanted trump to pick her as his v.p. there are so many talents that indicate lynn jenner has-caitlye has a tremendous sense of humor. she doesn't take herself seriously. she san athlete. athletes have no patience for victim molg and she watches this show. she watches my show. i have been d.m.ing her. she has promised to committee show. i have been d.m.ing her all this morning and she hasn't gotten back to me. she has to do my show. and i will even, you know, i'm excited. i am -- this is the best news. the best news. >> dagen: was that sucking up sufficient? >> greg: i can suck up some more, trust me. there is 20 minutes left. can i suck up a hell of a lot. >> dagen: jesse, you are a suck-up, caitlyn jenner? >> j

go ahead, you've been very patient. >> a follow-up to caitlin's question on emergent. it's about what it means that j and j's taking over the facility. what does that mean for the astrazeneca vaccine and will it affect their ability to make the vaccine here in the u.s.? press sec. psaki: we are working with astrazeneca to immediately identify other facilities to continue their domestic manufacture of astrazeneca drugs and several options are under consideration. it has not been approved through the fda yet. johnson & johnson has. hence the importance of johnson and johnson production continuing to be expedited. >> small question. i just want to understand where you are with taxation on the individual level. on friday, the president remarks the state dining room, he said they will not raise taxes on families making less than $400,000 a year. he also included individuals last year. is it families, individuals? is that rational determined? press sec. psaki: you will not raise taxes on any individual or family making more than $400,000 a year. we expect there will be more

southern california businessman john cost who ran against newsom, and olympian and former reality star caitlin jern. >>> in san jose, two supreme died in a car crash this is just south of 280 near milty high school. one of the cars flipped over and slammed into a wall. no word yet on the cause. . we will continue to follow this and bring you updates. the nbc bay area happen is a great we to gipt dates straight to you phone. >>> something is >>> more problems with the johnson & johnson vaccine and this time, ns your backyard. a bay area man developed the blood clot that put j and j shot on hold. doctors at ucsf are treegt the man in his 30s. he areeved at the hospital wednesday with beg and lower back pain. they diagnosed him with vct syndrome. >> we can intervene and treat him. he is going home, doing well, and there is no negative repercussions. >> he said dealing can the covid patients, he says the blood clot side efficient and very rare and says you have the same chance of being struck by lightning. >>> tomorrow, mandatory water conservation is on in the east bay. the largest water district

i think caitlin gender by the fact of celebrity that surrounds caitlin jenner is going to be right ating to show for it, couldn't keep up with all the permits and regulations that tied him down. your point, you brought us this story, it is a 1-party state. is that it? >> we talk about an -- economics and practical policy points. this shows the human cost, of the runaway taxes and regulations and bureaucracy you get from democrats agenda. here where i am, there is no challenge to it. look what is coming to the rest of the country from the far left agenda pushed at the national level and the human cost, hopes and dreams and lives being destroyed. stuart: you are such an original thinker i should watch your show every single week without fail and i try. 9:00 at night. >> we are supposed to say dvr it, never miss an episode. stuart: i will watch. steve hilton, is a good man. 9:00 eastern sunday night on the fox news channel. better get back to the market, tremendous amount of green on the screen, dow is up 180, nasdaq is up 130, mark tepper is with us. let's go to this nasty business of d

so i called her say sister caitlin and i said, lawrence phone is off.been answering me for days. have you heard from her? >> no, she had not. so caitlin reached out to lauren's school friend ashley. >> her sister contacted me over a message on facebook. >> hey, trying to get into touch with lauren. have you seen her? can you let her know we're trying to get in touch with her. we haven't heard from her. >> this was wednesday. now thinking back, actually hadn't seen lauren since that pre-study party friday night. actually went to lauren's apartment. her car was there. she knocked out the door. >> when she didn't answer, i didn't think anything of it. i soon she was running, i assume she was studying somewhere. >> so, she let it go. but then a few hours later, her sister -- >> her sister contacted me again and said this is an emergency. we've been trying to call her and she still is not answering. >> now actually began to worry. so she and her boyfriend referring return to lauren's police and use the spare key to go inside. first, she warned her boyfriend.

the women's amateur, that will be tomorrow, and eighth grader caitlin shank of san jose drives it, shifts well, and lights out. the short game and skills will be put to the test, as she and two other bay area players will compete in the national drive ship and putt final at augusta national for kids ages 7 to 15. and for this, i asked her, what is the best advice she has received? >> my dad said before to dream big, live bigger, so you can have your dreams, but you want to live that out, even bigg captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: breaking news as we come on the air. an attack on the u.s. capitol: a man rams his car to two police officers, killing one before slamming into a security barricade 100 yards from the building. armed police swarm the area as the attacker jumps from his car, lunging at officers with a knife. tonight, the standoff with the killer and the dramatic scene as a helicopter airlifts the wounded, and national guard troops move in. search for a motive: the latest on the 25-year-old suspect and what could have led him to turn his car into a weapon.

i don't know caitlin's name i.d., but i know arnold's is nearly 100%.rnia is obviously a much more democratic state now than it was when schwarzenegger won in 2003. democrats had only about an eight-point lead at the time. jenner has been all over the place, supporting trump. i wonder how you think the party i.d. factor plays in here. can any republican win in california especially when you have questions about senate control, if dianne feinstein should retire. how does jenner running as a republican change the game? >> it's definitely an uphill battle in california. i mean republicans were about 34% of the electorate in california. arnold showed if you're not a public figure you can overcome that. he got 56% of the vote. today they're down to 24% -- for any republican to win, it's an uphill battle. that's why arnold was the last republican to win statewide office. >> we have to leave it there today. thank you very much for being on with us. good to talk to you. >> thanks. >>> thank you for watching msnbc reports. i'm lindsey reiser. >> we'll be back to

caitlin jenner officially launched her bid today to replace governor gavin newsom and a potential recalllection. it is a proven winner, and the only outsider who could put an end to the disastrous time as governor. she has not outlined any policies yet but here is what voters are saying. >> she deserves a fair shot. i don't know she necessarily has the experience in that field, but i mean, if she is running for it and imagining that she has done her is hurt and that she has a plan. >> i voted for gavin newsom. voted against the recall. i mean, he hasn't been perfect and his hair looks like a basketball coach from the 1990s but he is trying to do the right thing and i'm not willing to take the risk of someone else becoming governor. >> state of california, stretch of the iconic highway 1 is back open tonight, nearly 2 months ahead of schedule. a massive mudslides completely washed away along section of the road. that happens back in january and left a huge gap south of big sur near rat creek. the crews had to fill in the canyon below and then rebuild the roadway above. guard rails through

caitlin, why did you want to hear that song? >> thank you so much for singing that song for me.

and tonight caitlin jenner is considering a run for governor of california. the former reality tv star and olympian is apparently talking to political consultants about running as a republican. she had been a trump supporter up until a few years ago. >>> former san diego mayor, kevin has announced his run for governor. both are republicans. and we will find out at the end of this month if they are still enough signatures to trigger a recall. >> thanks liz, up late, vision for downtown san jose it is much clearer tonight, the plans just released that are drumming up some excitement. >>> if anybody could really make a dent in the problem it is them. >> they decided that they would deploy a taser. >> how crisis negotiators were able to de-escalate a scary situation for travelers inside a busy bay area airport terminal. >>> what is going on with the oakland a's, why they still have high hopes even though they still haven't won. >> it seems like everything could majestic mountains... scenicic coastal h highways.. fertile e farmlands.s... there'e's lots t to love a

reality tv star caitlin jenner, former san diego mayor kevin faulkner and are presented of doug oc. so far, no democratic challengers have jumped in. this is a story we will be following closely for the rest of the year. >>> now at six:00, california about to lose some of it clout in congress after the census revealed a records slowed growth in the golden state. as a result, it is one of seven states losing a house seat along with the associated electoral vote and federal funding. meanwhile, texas is growing so fast that it is gaining two and florida and two other states are also adding a seat. texas will still tell california by 14 seats after redistricting is done by the 2022 midterms. california's house delegation will shrink from 53 members to 52. >>> california will begin the complicated and often contentious redistricting process sometime this fall. >>> in just the past hour we learned santa clara county is opening vaccines up to anyone with no appointments necessary. the droppings will be available starting tomorrow, through the end of the week. anyone who does a walk in will

against newsom in 2018, former san diego mayor kevin faulkner and olympian own former reality tv scar caitlin jenner. >>> president biden will update guidance for masking outdoors as the risk of transmission is so low that masks are no longer needed. as consensus grows on that notion, dr. anthony fauci says we can expect new guidance from the cdc soon. some people in san francisco say it's time. >> soon, very soon, clarifying the situation vees is aspree masks in vaccinated versus unvaccinated. >> i agree outdoors i don't worry about it. >> if they're vaccinated and outside, i would feel fine. >> some worry unvaccinated people drop the mask, while that announcement about the changing the outdoor mask requirements is expected soon, experts say that the white house wants to be sure to get the timing right. this is because if it's lifted, turning back would be very difficult. >>> now to our climate in crisis coverage. mandatory water conservation is on the table in the east bay. east bay mud could ask its 1.4 million customers to cut back water use by 10%. the board of directors will decide duri

. >> caitlin collins at cnn. >> thank you. i have two questions. one for you, just a follow-up on something you just said. i think you said that the u.k. variant is the most common lineage in the u.s. do you mean it is the most common variant or common period compared to the original strain. i think this question is best for you andy, yesterday the president said we are not at the finish line yet. can you clarify or qualify what does the finish line look like, what should people be looking for to know that we are approaching that? we know we are not at it now. what does that look like? dr. walensky: i will start. it is the most common lineage period. , there are many different lineages potential variants and , different kinds of wild type variants and this is the most common lineage right now. andy: i think your second question, let me begin and then i will invite both doctors to comment. we are at about three quarters of seniors that have had their first dose, we think that can go higher and as the president did, we urge seniors and those in conta

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i'm curious about the conservative republican vote because caitlin kennard jenner is transgender andhere are republican lawmakers across the country right now that are trying to take away transgender rights and in california, that's not happening because the democrats control the state capitol, but with california conservative republican voters vote for a transgender candidate. even if that candidate is a republican. >> yeah. that's an excellent point that does need to be said that her filing is of course, the civil rights milestone but she doesn't have an identifiable political platform or a political basis far as i can see and even her lgbt identity is not a slam in california because she was so closely tied to donald trump and seem surprised that he was transgender and then has now has been meeting again with his advisers. so i think she's got problems on both the left and the right here. >> donna, you mention says it has been suggested that he's just not going to be able to resist waiting into this. somehow if that does happen, would it help or hurt newsome. >> it helps newsome a

today was international trans day of visibility former olympic champion and transgender activist caitlin jenner is reportedly considering a run for governor of california but the attention is not always desired and it's not always positive consider what has happened this week in the u.s. state of arkansas all despite a veto by the governor of the state legislature passed into law the save adolescents from experimentation act with it arkansas becomes the 1st u.s. state to ban doctors from providing gender affirming treatments for trans people under the age of 18 he that we use in his poll travel to arkansas all she has this report. edgy bt q. writes under attack arkan source the 1st state in the us to ban young trans people from getting trans health care. we are about to meet someone directly effects. on drew and his mom are just on their way back home from school they live on the outskirts of little rock the capital of arkansas. that's in andrew's room and then midge of the rocky horror picture show it was like one of the 1st for everything issues are clearly media coverage like got to s

host: "politico" budget and appropriations reporter caitlin emma, talking about the discretionary spending plan. read her rep "washington journa" continues. host: next up, we are joined by congressman french hill who represents the second district in arkansas, little rock, and suburbs. well soon -- welcome to "washington journal." guest: thanks for the invitation. host: before we dive into other topics, we want to get your thoughts on other things we have been talking about this morning. come along, the presidents reported decision to withdraw troops from afghanistan in yesterday's decision from the fda. we have been talking with our viewers about pausing the use of the johnson & johnson vaccine. quick thoughts on your part and what you are hearing from your constituents about these issues? guest: first off, on the johnson & johnson, it gives me an opportunity to encourage all americans to get vaccinated and follow cdc standards with getting our vaccination -- our country vaccinated. it is prudent to spot something that could potentially be a pattern in some basins -- some patients, like b

republicans have already announced plans to challenge newsom including john cox, reality tv star, caitlin jenner, former san diego mayor kevin faulkner and are presented of doug josc governor newsom respondent this evening by saying like i said at the start, i am not going to take this fight lying down. there is too much at stake and i intend to win. republican john cox also releasing a statement saying the recall of gavin newsom is happening and we are going to shake up sacramento and take california in a new direction. kevin faulkner says "i'm ready to leave this movement. together we will turn the page on gavin newsom's failures and begin a california come back." election officials happened to the end of the month to finish verifying the signatures, then an election will happen around november. >>> if voters do decide to kick the governor out midterm it would only be the second time in california history. back in 2003 voters recalls democratic governor gray davis and replaced him with republican arnold schwarzenegger. >>> shark fans a circling in san jose because the team is about to w

declaring she's running to be california's governor, cups caps and bumper stickers for sale reading caitlin for california. ah lifelong conservative, jenner has come out as a voice for republicans in the past, it was easy to come out his friends, it was harder to come out his republican, some transgender advocates in the bay area say they're glad to see general, bringing the higher profile to transgender people in politics. it's a pretty big deal. you know, it's a very historic moment. we definitely need more voices. the table, especially more trans voices, it can expand all of our awareness that we as changed under people are valid and that we represent. lot of diverse expressions, values and interests. i think it's important. that you stay visible. the question will be what jenner will represent. san francisco republican party chair john dennis says he feels generous candidacy shows diversity in the gop, dennis says jenna's name i d money to back her campaign and winning mindset could make her a serious contender as bruce jenner, caitlyn. was, you know was that became the greatest athlete

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that's welcome news for caitlin, who's been desperate to start her newjob. i'm really excited.ast night because it's one of those things where everyone is just going to be rushing in, really excited. high spirits, and plenty of wine and beer too, as pubs and cafes around wales started up outdoors service again. after months of meeting online, it was a chance for sophie and her colleagues to see each other face—to—face again and not worry about pressing mute. it just feels a bit less forced. you know, when we're talking online, it normally was about work and stuff but, you know, you get to spend a bit more time getting to know people personally outside. so when i've been chatting to you online, you've been forcing it? yeah, it's been a bit forced! oh, it's fantastic, it's been a really long winter. - so we were last out, i think, . in december, novembertime. so, yeah, coming back out — in the sunshine as well — - it's fantastic. it isn't your first rodeo! the weather has, so far, been kind to those who make their living outdoors. a sudden drop in temperature could cool demand bu

. >>> and reaction to caitlin jenner's announcement she >>> we have celebrated our doctors, nurses, frontne more reason to say thank you. tonight, at beth israel deaconess hospital-plymouth in massachusetts, they are battling the virus and the isolation that comes with it. now the fully vaccinated workers there, the doctors, nurses, and health care workers, are volunteering their time coming back in outside their shifts to sit with covid patients whose family members are unable to visit because of restrictions. >> hi, david. >> reporter: volunteer ashley grecco, an exercise physiologist, putting on protective gear. >> they have someone to talk to them, and so they feel like they're not alone. i've really seen some great improvements in the patients. >> reporter: ashley with covid patient jane lane, battling covid for weeks. and surgical technician lindsay silva, too. her patient, retired firefighter jeffery chandler. >> hi, david. >> reporter: dr. ben moor came up with the idea. >> we sit with the patients, chat with them, just kind of while away the hours with them. because it's a very,

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