caitlin: i guess we will see. tina: thank you so much, i really appreciate it. thank you all for joining us this afternoon for another virtual conversation that has made anywhere -- everyone smarter, faster. for more information or to sign up for our newsletters, visit axios.com/newsletters. thank you >> you can watch that live here on c-span. later, secretary of state antony blinken starts two days of testimony around the u.s. withdraw from afghanistan and will appear before the house foreign affairs committee today. tuesday, 10:00 a.m., he faces questions from the senate foreign relations committee. both hearings are live on c-span, online at c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app. the u.s. senate returns from its summer break today for a debate on the biden nominations and voting rights as well as election reform. the senate gavels and at 3 p.m. eastern. the house remains at with members expected to vote on infrastructure and funding legislation. live gavel-to-gavel coverage of the house on c-span in the senate on c-span two, online at c-span.org, or li

caitlin: i guess we will see. tina: thank you so much, i really appreciate it. thank you all for joining us this afternoon for another virtual conversation that has made anywhere -- everyone smarter, faster. for more information or to sign up for our newsletters, visit axios.com/newsletters. thank you and we will see you at next month's vital checkup on axios.com. ♪ >> this year marks the 20th anniversary of the september 11 attacks. join us for live coverage from new york, the pentagon, and shanks will, pennsylvania starting at 7 a.m. eastern saturday on c-span. watch online on c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> next week, watch c-span january 6, views from the house were 14 members of congress share stories of what they saw, heard, and experienced that day. >> representative from arizona was objecting to the slate of electors and at that time, i shouted out at the top of my lungs this is because of you. i screamed it. >> the capitol police officers were coming into the chamber being very loud. it was making a lot of commotion. the doors to the ch

people running against the 4th year old people who are taking on a governor, newsome, the among them caitlin geno reality tv star. and also a very famous talk show who is not a cause for concern. it's not what we're seeing. so there was another recall on the ballot in 2003, and in that case the governor was recalled, but it was sort of the reverse of where we are today. what happened in 2003 was governor gray davis was recalled. but at that time, he was very unpopular, even with democrats. democrats were really upset with him because california budget was in big trouble. we just had rolling blackouts, and he was getting blamed for a lot of problems in the state. what we see today is democrats are actually fairly happy with gavin newsome. so the governor is not as unpopular as what we saw in 2003. the other side of the coin is just as you said, who's the alternative? and that's one of the big questions. if gavin newsome is recalled who's going to replace them in 2003, it was arnold schwartzenegger who was the replacement. and he was very popular with voters, especially moderate. and he got so

eric: caitlin says that was a day sered in her memory. >> it wasn't until a few days that my mom wasing hospitals and, you know, looking for him and she said, i think coming home. eric: caitlin is now 30 year's old and has found strength and renewal in the charity tuesdays children named for that september tuesday that took the lives of thousands of parents. the charity brings together those who lost a loved one as a result of terrorism by sponsoring volunteer programs, offering counseling, mentoring and organizing trips to sporting events for. >> incredible opportunities for mentorship, job interviews, they've had linkedin events and they really mean a lot to me and my family. >> they gave me resources to deal with this tragedy and probably wouldn't have been able without it. eric: you share a bond with those like you, military family or 9/11. how special is that? >> i mean, it's incredible. for -- for someone to, you know, what has gone through the same thing as me and, you know, be able to just sit down and talk about it and not have to explain myself, it's still important. eric:

caitlin, free school for my son, back to school close, it pays for preschool for both of my childrennd the rest goes into a savings account for them. >> i is part of it to buy school uniforms and for my four -year-old put away for college tuition. food and school supplies in my the most common stories we hear over andin over is that parents are using this for child care to go back to work or keep working a few more hours my husband and i are middle-class raising two children both under six you worried about the financial burden paying for two kids and full-time childcare the $300 per child will be placed directly toward childcare so we don't have to worry about how my participation the workforce affects us and allows us to participate more in the economy i believe these payments will allow especially mothers to participate more fully in the workforce but in part because employers are starting to pay more because they can't afford childcare we know that that's what these tax cuts are all about they are about the dignity of work with the punch a clock or swipe the badger work for the s

caitlin jenner do. even on the list. >> she is here. she is.s she got 1.1, 8 percent of the vote here a lot of campaigning either as she didn't participate in debates. she, you know, kind of. >> signed on to be in the recall. but then didn't really do a lot of campaigning as though she was really driven to. >> try and get that vote. >> no. and when she was inside california politics had her on for an interview and you know, trying to hammer down, you know, caitlyn, what would you do if you were the governor and she had no specific policies. you could really zeroing in on and understand how a california would look with caitlin jenner leading it famously saying she would put homeless people in a in a field and that would be her solution to solving that ongoing a lot of names here, ken and pam doesn't really matter. but we will be seeing some of these no doubt 15 months. when californians will again vote. not exactly the same context but they will be voting on a governor. so back to you. so close. all right. grant, thank you for that. our team cov

[applause] if i was a conservative living here i would try to depoliticize and then caitlin has triedble with it but the brand of republicanism is taking a beating in california because you are so outnumbered so you could make it about performance or management because the state has been poorly managed. >> $12000 on the line does not drink itself. >> you just start small and then make it about management and how families lives are being impacted by a poor policy and then showcase that impact and that is a way to put a face on it. just don't play into the social stuff with race and transgender. >> and then put them on defense. >> make it about them. >> . >> that there is a lot that can be done. so to talk about individually. but i don't want to get into the spoiler alert at the end of your book but you focus on the personal power that we all have and conservativism is our responsibility and then anything that centers around "watters world" or our world so have you come to that conclusion? >> ac you can sure that is a very good move. >> so sweet. i got to a place in my life where i coul

. >> caitlin jenner is also in the running. she said her political views differ from elder, who she calls a far rirepublican. >> being a moderate i'm inclusive to all people when it comes to social issues. i think that is really important. that is the way most californians are. they are not just hard right. >> reporter: jenner goes on to say it is california's overbearing government killing the state. >> overtaxed, overregulated. businesses can't do business here any longer. it is a shame. this is the golden state. >> chris costa reporting. cars lined up near the civic center in san francisco for early voting today. drivers pulled up curbside to drop off ballots. workers were busy all morning collecting those early ballots before tomorrow's election deadline. contra costa county open polling booth today for early voting. residents were able to submit their ballots with workers at the registrar's office? also, prepared ballots for tomorrow. 45% of those ballots have already been submitted in the county. >> i believe contra costa

. >> reporter: caitlin jenner spoke to a group of republican women in woodland hills in her effort to unseat governor gavin newsom from office, saying she enter the recall race to inspire people to engage in politics. >> if you don't like what's happening in your town, instead of complaining about it, run for city council. run for mayor. get out there and do something. >> reporter: formersan diego mayor kevin falconer was in downtown la with a focus on combating crime. >> when folks want us to defund the police as we have seen so many cities across california do, i stood up and said no. we did not defund the police in san diego. we increase the budget. >> reporter: in santa monica on appearance by businessman john cox who has been running to cut taxes and he is radical of governor newsom's handling of the pandemic. >> mister newsom is scaring people half to death because that's the last refuge of a scoundrel. trying to gain political power or in this case keep political power by scaring people. >> reporter: governor newsom stomped in fresno where he appeared with labor leader dolores,

polls the highest hopefuls include. conservative radio host, larry elder and former and empty, and caitlin gena, the philippines government is accused of increasing abuses against civilians. the un has received a 3rd report from our rights group, which warns that urgent action is needed to address a crisis sparks by president rodrigo to thirty's, campaign against drugs. i was just curious general alan, doug reports now from manila. the global council of the international coalition for human rights in the fall been says, there is a systematic state sponsored and sustained human rights violations being committed by the philippine government against its own people. over the past 5 years, you are free to and the corona virus pandemic has not slowed that down. instead, the group says attacks against activists, environmental advocates and whites workers have intensified in its report. the rights group says it has investigated over 50 cases of human rights violations involving a 100 victims since last year. and it's finds overwhelming evidence against members of the military police. and even pres

hello, my name is caitlin. i'm the head of the international committee of the red cross, the i see in somalia, pleased to be with you. thank you you're going on. hi, am i saying good isn't tour? i am a writer editor and journalists based in east africa. i've been here for the past 6 years. great. and i'm going to bring him one more voice here from the top. this is a video comments sent in from someone in our community named dr. andrew t who sets up the problem for us. so see if we have that the increase of climate change or the if a vast effects of climate change can also contribute to displacing communities. and as a result makes more come committees more vulnerable and respectable to on group recruitment as well. we find that on groups like ash about can take advantage of climate change . climate change impacts by positioning themselves as, as, as a way of providing services and relief to communities because of the impacts on trucks and floods. but typically in areas where the government or the state might no

candidate polls the highest hopefuls include. conservative radio host, larry elder, and a former olympian caitlin jenna. for more of this let's bring in james taylor. he's before the chair of the department of politics at the university of san francisco. he joins us now live from that good to have with us. voters have plenty to be irritated about governor newson. is he still going to be in post after this recall election? yeah, i think i think this is actually one of the best, if not the best gover. every governor in every large state, like florida, texas on new york or in covey, can nominate, for example, after the 1st wave of before the delta virus. california economy expanded a $156000000000.00 given this and gave one of the largest rebates in california history. the issue that you cited as problems on national problems. some of them are international problems, immigration, forestry, and fires. the issue of crime and guns have a lot to do with the reaction to the, to exploit uprising that the american citizen saw, the law enforcement establishment of america mobilize, we did it expanded violen

jeannie and caitlin have put together some very nice refreshers for you.hank you all for coming and remember ray's conservative daughters. think about it, do it. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] thank you. [applause] all right. i'm going to head out here. canf our past programs anytime at booktv.org tiered. >> i just want to thank everyone for coming out to tonight's event. my name is kevin. i am one of the event host. before we begin i want to encourage you to check out our lineup of upcoming virtual events by visiting our website. follow us on social media. twitter, foo

the headliner event coordinator, the membership manager caitlin connor, and the club executive director bill mccarron. and the broadcast operations center team. i cannot do this without them. i would also like to remind those in the audience we will honor nbc news is lester holt -- with the state award on october 20. if you have not gotten your trip -- your tickets, you can get them at press.org/events. first of all, you the first cuban-american to lead an organization the size -- the crazy size of dhs. talk a little bit about your experience in that role, being in that position, and i thought it was interesting how you addressed diversity, equity, and inclusion, and what that means to you personally. as you continue in your job. sec. mayorkas: let me say it is an extra ordinary privilege to return to government service. it is an extraordinary privilege to return to government service in an administration led by president biden and vice president harris. and i view the leadership of the department of homeland security to be an awesome responsibility and an incredible opportunity to real

jeannie and caitlin have put together some very nice refreshers for you.hank you all for coming and remember ray's conservative daughters. think about it, do it. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] thank you. [applause] all right. i'm going to head out here. >> 20 years ago on septembersep, 2001, 2 large commercial airliners flew into the world trade buildings in new york city. 2763 people lost their lives. a few minutes later, american airlines flight 77 crashed into the pentagon killing a total of 189 people. a fourth plane, united 93 crashed into a field near shanksville pennsylvania at three minutes past 10:00 a.m. on that morning. forty-four perished. these events, as everyone knows, where a great shock our nation and the world. as a small way to commemorate this moment in u.s. history, here are some of the callers to the c-span network the morning after, beginning at 6:00 a.m. be met the entire united states is shut down. you are talking to people around the country and around the world who are shaken to their roots by this. >> a lo

caitlin diggs is in portland with the latest. >> the day started off with a bang after hundreds of people gathered outside the justice center for dueling rallies and protests are supporting our police be in, you know, in the community to keep us safe. time for us to support them. >> people on the right-leaning side said they were there for a variety of reasons to support police and donald trump. other said it was a protest against marxism or antifa and portland's monthslong blm protests, you know, with with here not about this. we're here you know, to support the big see, this is easy. not 80 something >> tell me say was there with a group of men wearing black and yellow proud boys shirts art and with all these pages were taking steps for has >> counter protesters who support the black lives matter movement showed up alongside those who oppose trump and others like rose city antifa coming as well. at one point sending a giant black lives matter blue cube over the crowd. i'm here because black lives the proud boys don't they need to get back to where the wrapping crawled out from under in

. >>> for their part republican caitlin jenner who is helping to unseat governor newsom campaigned today in southern california. she toured a los angeles homeless shelter and blasted how governor newsom is handling the crisis. >> it has become an industry. gavin newsom has spent $13 billion over the last three years on the homeless issue. is it any better? not even close. it's only gotten worse. >> republican front runner larry elder is also exchange in l.a. county this weekend. earlier today, he spoke in fullerton and lake forest in his push to unseat the governor. elder is already preparing to launch a voter fraud web site to challenge the recall results which won't even be known until tuesday night at the earliest. kpix 5 will have special coverage on election night and beyond. it all begins on the news at 7:00 and continues through the evening on cbsn bay area. we'll also be bringing you live and streaming on wednesday starting with the kpix 5 morning news at 4:30. >>> moments of reflection and memory as the bay area marked the days of the 9/11 attacks. politicians and members of the

. >> republican opponents larry elder and caitlin jenner have seemingly the relied -- have seeminglyon name recognition and have not appeared at debates. >> they are going to say, we have tried politicians. we have tried media celebrities like jenner or elder. these are people who do not know how to manage. >> the governor is trying to focus on national leaders to come into california to try and save him but it is not going to work because we are seeing, you know, 2 million californians who signed this recall petition. >> vice president harris is expected to come to the bay area wednesday to stump for newsom. julian: millions of people are taking to the skies this labor day. airports reaching pre-pandemic levels of traffic. the cdc said people who are not vaccinated should not travel but no signs of a slowdown. the tsa screened friday and saturday about the same amount of labor day travelers as we saw in between 19. a doctor talked about if we should expect another search. >> i think we will see a bump. i am hoping it is not a spike, but after every holiday, we see a jump. >> the roa

in the single digits here that includes john drake kevin republicans like kevin faulconer, john, caitlin jenner all in those single digits at the very bottom of our poll. and we'll be following this with team coverage today and tomorrow and. >> right now we want to go to kron 4 sarah stinson because this is the last. day that the candidates have to get the word out. same thing with the republican. i with the governor and the president is in california today helping support governor newsome. sarah. that's right. governor newsom really just pulling out the big guns in the final hours, campaign efforts have become more and more intense in the last couple of weeks with governor newsome trying to hold onto his job. >> and other republican candidates looking to take it from him. and with less than 24 hours to go. these efforts continue to intensify. governor newsome was in oakland on saturday. he's been southern california today. as you said with president joe biden, the strategy for newsome has been to gain major democratic support with leaders like former president barack obama and us senato

. >> again, that was caitlin jenner speaking tonight after her attempt to unseat governor gavin newsome. and she had those words to say about that. kron four's catherine heenan is here now with a panel of experts to shed some light on all of this. catherine. yeah, well, we know that kevin faulkner hinted tonight that he might run again. but of course it's larry elder. we're going to be hearing lots and lots about. >> we know he's speaking. we'll go back to him when we get the sound fixed. but what's he going to panelists are going to start flinging lawsuits around. is it going to concede. david, what do you want to go into. yeah, he's going to go >> lawsuits is going to file. and the question is what he does in the next 24 hours, 48 hours, 72 hours between now and friday. he's got some time to do this. the certification process. that's the run for months and you got vote ballots still county, you've got all of these elements still in the election that happened over the next 7 to 10 days. he's got some time to do this. he can string out as long as what 17 days, something like that. and a

candidates, john drake and kevin paffrath follow with 6% each republicans, kevin faulkner, john, caitlin jenner are all at or near the very bottom and we should note that these polls, of course not always on target mchugh and adds that he'll be watching any margin of victory for new some very closely tonight. is he just squeaking by or does he convincingly win. the queue and says a margin of 14 points or more would be considered a solid landslide in his mind if it's be even bigger than that. it could certainly boost newsom's national standing here. this is a guy who's been on a bit of a roller coaster was no touted for his initial handling of the pandemic. california had great numbers. that of course, multiple shutdowns. some business leaders didn't like that. the i think the french laundry bit the wildfire, a controversy homelessness is still raging problem. so if he can overcome all that. stay in office. who knows what his political future could be. we'll say for sure. won't be long now thanks a grant. you bet. >> to try to replace newsom. we've talked conservative radio host larry eld

caitlin ford, and then this from nikita paris, getting arsenal at healthy half—time lead.and in the way of manchester city who were thrashed at the weekend by ars and all, but i've taken a 2—goal lead just a moment to go now at home to city. says he probably would've pulled out of the ashes to her even if he hadn't retired from test cricket. some england players are still labouring because of the covert restrictions in australia and he is currently playing in the indian primarily. he says he understands that some players decide to not tour this winter because of the stresses of competing and bubbling for the last 18 months during the pandemic. it wasn't a factor in terms of retiring, it was something that would've been very difficult. i don't think many of us would have retired. 1a days is a long time. i did six days here and i love a room with a balcony, and 1a days command i struggled with that, so 1a days would've been very difficult, again, depends if yourfamily would've been very difficult, again, depends if your family can come over. there obviously other issues that