caitlin jenner has slim support so far in the california recall race.en bastida is here with how she's trying to change that. >> reporter: the former olympian, reality start, and transgender activist is promising to get tough on what she calls the real issues in california especially immigration. >> as governor i would first close the southern border. i would in all state lands, finish the border, the border wall. do what i would call the best job we can do in protecting our eastern front. >> speaking on abc's the view, caitlin jenner said it is time to crack down on illegal immigration. calling it a burden on california taxpayers and businesses. asked about her stance on transgender fa bands, she sidestepped a bit, calling it a very small issue here. and when asked if she believed that joe biden was not elected president, she diverted again saying donald trump, jenner is running as a conservative in california's recall race. something usf professor of politics james taylor calls a mismatch. >> you would deafly already have a base of support in the cons

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>>> caitlin jenner is a trending topic right now online. you can weigh in on her candidacy for governor using the hashtag kpix. we will share some of your comments in just a bit. >> the worst drought conditions and longer wildfire season have now exposed a third element of concern and sometimes life- threatening danger. it is housing. specifically, the push to build housing and high-risk fire zones. data from uc berkeley shows that we 10% of californians live in high-risk fire zones. and the seven most destructive fires on record have happened in just the last four years. what is more, the cost to replace homes and those high risk zones could cost at least $610 billion. >>> join us to talk about the risk and some of the solutions, director of the center for community innovation, professing karen chappell. think of joining us. after looking at the fire in santa rosa, you can't fight in paradise, even a thomas fire in front direct, can you explain how state and local housing building policies combined to the fire risk to make the fires just s

and of course caitlin jenner coming out on the cover of vanity fair as a transgender woman. these are all moments in time that moved attitudes about the movement, that brought popular understanding to the issues of the lgbtq community facing. next we will walk into the main gallery and we are going to see what happened at the stonewall and 50 years ago, in the summer of 1969. we will go back to a hot summer night in june of 1969 to greenwich village in new york city, the stonewall inn. stonewall inn wasn't a nice bar. the drinks were watered down, it was run by the mafia, but it was a place that people could come and dance together and socialize. back then, it's illegal for gay people to socialize together, to be seen showing affection in public. at stonewall, they could downs together. the stonewall inn actually prayed on the gay wall street workers who socialized their. they were sort of a blackmailing rain going on there. not the nicest place, but it was a place capable could call their own. there is a police crackdown on illegal establishments going on, and when police c

california gubernatorial candidate and olympic gold medalist caitlin jenner on gutfeld.won the game which i did and then four years later because in this case this athlete was four years ago transitions, what if i had said i will transition right after the games and come back four years later and won in the women's? would that be fair? i don't think it would be. neil: and her won the decathlon gold 111976 alex in montrÉal. jillian: 22 states asking congress to restore the hyde amendment. alabama attorney general steve marshall joins us live. todd: britney, remember the story? it is not going away, britney spears getting her day in court, documents revealing the pop star's conservatorship status. ♪♪ another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses, and you can get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's

. >>> caitlin jenner is making the tv rounds talking about rowing running for governor.he released a new campaign ad this week. >> the governor has been preaching something different in public. >> where your masks. >> this is in reference to governor newsom's dinner at the french laundry last year. she says he thinks he is a king. our abc sister station spoke with janet and she says she is not worried about how much covid-19 has improved in californ. and how that could help newsom. >> they are really destroying an entire generation of kids. parents people will not forget those type of things. all of the company's out here, 33% of all restaurants have closed permanently. people will not forget that. >> the california department of finance estimates the recall election will cost counties $250 million. democratic senior leader says the legislator will cover those costs. >>> california's last recall was in 2003 and ended with arnold schwarzenegger becoming the governor. put together a document about it called total recall. you will find it on our abc seven app. >>> coming up

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