john emerson. emerson was a contract surgeon for the united states army and as part of his service in the united states army as a contract civilian, he, like everyone else in the army at all times in history of the u.s. army, constantly has to uproot and move and go to various places. i can testify to that as a card carrying army brat, all right? you knew that you were only going to be about six to eight months in any one location before you were going to have to move on. emerson has to move on, too so he's stationed first at fort armstrong in illinois and then he's moved to fort snelling in minnesota while minnesota at that point was still a territory. dr. emerson marys eliza sanford in 1838. alas, however, he dies in 1833 and dread scott, after the death of dr. emerson, dread scott sues for his freedom in the year 1846. he lies and transfers ownership of dread scott to her brother, john sanford in 1850. that's just a detail. so dread scott sues for his freedom. sues in the state courts in missour

and then the emerson collective is a personal trust it is a hybrid philanthropic investing arm. so it is 100 percent on purpose. with obama or alumni on the board. and with these media outlets thand i notice you have all different types of media outlets from thero ultra credible to the not credible they are a the owners of the anatlantic founded by ralph waldo emerson and has a lot of pull in certain circles. not my favorite personally. axios is very popular in washington. even pro- public. the mother jones. and to keep victories for the left but now this is a millennial focused viral video. but then there was something called acronym that is the nefarious growth that shows it on the left you with a career newsroom to make a long story short they launder fake news and democratic propaganda into local news outlets. she also funds top democratic candidate she's made donationscr including two vice president harris who is a close personal friend and allies. to barely stop short of endorsing harrison the 2020 primary and i read some of the quotations. if you are on the right physical

what is the emerson collective, and why should consumers of the media be aware of both? one of the most fascinating characters and i know nothing about is relevant to this. she is the s widow to steve jobs from apple and pixar sometimes people forget. when he passed away in his 50s, she inherited tons of money, 15 million, 10 million, something like that. her net worth now perhaps is $20 billion. she's one of the wealthiest women on the planet. and if you -- there's very limited things written and she doesn't do a ton of public appearances but what you would learn about her is that shend ia woman in tack and a philanthropist who inherited a bunch of money. i started to look into what she runs into she's in charge of this thing called the emerson collective that is run as her personal trust. it is a hybrid philanthropic investing arm. i still don't get it and i've been staring at this stuff for months. i think that is 100% on purpose to hide what she's up to. it has a lot of alumni on their board and they thought almost exclusively democrat causes. i noticed a thing where

um, well, i'm emerson. i'm your guys' supervisor for the day, and sal as well. so, we're gonna go over the safety meeting. we're gonna brush up on it pretty quick, you know, so, just to remember, when we're on the roof, remember, if you guys drop something, always call "headache." men: headache. rivera: you know, headache, so, you know, i just nt to make things-- m: yeah, i was incarcerated just like emerson and, um... this program helped me out to stay out of trouble, because it's hard for us to find a job in any industry out there. hom: the model at grid is unique because every project where we're installing solar is what we call a classroom on the roof. people come out with us because we know they know that we're the only organization that provides free training to get jobs in the solar industry. eduardo uriarte: i'm really excited to see the--the process getting going. seeing all the equipment arrive, all the workers here. it's--it's really exciting to see the--the process really moving along. oscuna: i'm believing it more because i'm seeing that it's gettin

. >> what is the emerson collective and why should consumers of media be aware quick. >> it's an amazing story. one of the most fascinating characters in breaking the news. someone i knew almost nothing about that is relevant. the widow of steve jobs the genius behind apple and pixar. when he passed away at 50 she inherited and speakable amounts of money. her net worth i'm sorry $20,000,000,000.1 of the wealthiest women on the planet. very limited things have been written about her and does not do a lot of public appearances. but what you learn she is a woman in tact and a philanthropist. but look at what she does really she is an heiress. she is in charge of the emerson collective which is really her personal trust it is a hybrid philanthropic investing arm. i don't get it either but that's 100 percent on purpose if she can hide which is up to and then the emerson collective find exclusively almost democratic causes and they own media outlets all different types from the culture credible to the not credible so they are the owners of the atlantic. it has a lot of pull in certain circles.

our top story this wednesday night at 6.30, our exclusive inside california politics emerson collegetalk about this new poll and the recall election trump for political analysts. >> michael yaki. michael, thanks for being with we saw that to larry elder, a radio talk show i don't even think is on the air anymore right now is leading the pack in the recall effort against gavin newsom. but with just 16%. what do you make of this poll and where things have stand right now. >> was really about name recognition. larry elder's been rare. republican party for quite some time. he said his own radio show for a while on on broadcast and on up. i'm on satellite radio. so i think that, you know, for the republicans who are looking at this ballot. he's only name thor

well, emerson has to move on to. so, he station first at fort armstrong and illinois and then he's moved to fort smelling. in minnesota, while minnesota at that point was still a territory. doctor emmerson marries he lies a sanford and 1838. last, however, he dies in 1843 and dreads caught, after the death of dr. emmerson pierre, tread scott screws suits for his freedom. in the year 1846. he lies a sound, forget by the way, transfers ownership of dred scott to her brother, john sanford in 1850. that's just a detail. so, dred scott too is for his freedom, who is in the state courts of missouri, why? why do you think he would do that? when? >> because there was no slavery in either of those states. >> look at fort armstrong, ten illinois, what illinois? illinois is a free state. now, mind you, there are what were called transit clause. transit laws permitted slave holders if they had to do her live for a short period of time in illinois to do so without jeopardizing their slaves. but emerson was doing more than a quick

unmarried but adopted two children of her own in different genres and so there were women like say emerson who had a hugely successful nighttime talkshow that i think that shocked me also because for instance mr. television is fine, but it's crazy that we know the names so well this far out i believe i'm getting this right, the first black woman to be the star of the sitcom. there's a lot of women who worked behind the scenes, in front of the camera, but i wanted to show the complete experience and have more women who very much contributed to their genre i wanted them to have some sense of that in their career. >> let's go back to gertrude and i'm going to ask you to talk to us about the contributions to tv because you said she was a household name, a conglomerate. >> very much ahead of her time, she was a workhorse first of all. this woman loves to work. she loved what she did and worked for molly goldberg quintessential she created her goldberg radio show which by the way he iss in no relation to the current sitcom. it was on for 17 years on the radio. what i love is this woman said that

emerson comes in to replace him at left back with you instead fail.ournaments. he will be a big loss to italy. as for spain, the big means, farrell been dropped as we know. he struggled for goals in the early stages of the tournament and faced a lot of criticism. so he dropped to the bench and it says he does not feel he can rely on him in such a big match as this, the semifinals coming tonight. in the centre of the offence by spain of course he will partner as e—mail coming in. the manchester city defender at the start of this finance and has really helped improve the defence and in the outset as e—mail coming for such a long time for spain. it will be a fascinating contest. he does not get much bigger than the semifinals here of the european championship match with england and denmark to come tomorrow. it a stand against energy tonight. it will be one game. i can tell you that. john watson down there pitch side at enmity against spain. they led by a course but it's all system because for the final week, but semifinals here at and then the final leve

emerson is a hidden energy play, lagging other industrials. they have new a management team. making asset sales, doing m&a at the same time. 15 billion in free cash flow and nice dividend. and they have a technology component too in process automation totally overlooked in my mind. and mcdonald's has done a great job in the closure because they simplified the men ewe but good growth for the reopen, drive through, indigent, in terms of delivery pb now 75% of systemwide sales there is a lot of ways to win. a bit more defensive but they represent diversification. >> slb, a great gain in now is the time to take some off the table in. >> yeah, i'm still overth. i like what they are doing just a month ago they raised guidance up 130% when i first started buying and i put it into emerson because that's the hidden energy play that hasn't depreciated >> bringing me to the sniper jason snipe. second day in a row, disney, makes to the top of our prange program, janz, yesterday farmer jim bought more and today you bought disney too. >> you got it. i was waiting for my wim to get in farme

. >> according to a new poll conducted by inside califordia politics and emerson college californians are split on a potential statewide indoor mask mandate. we surveyed more than 1000 california voters this week, 49% said they would support such a mandate while 39% say they are against it do it. carlson supports and indoor mask mandate i just think with the advent of delta and it being >> being catchable that it's a good idea. i don't usually wear them outside. i don't really think it's necessary, but it's too hard to take it off and on. but i do right now i think it's still a good idea to wear them inside. >> and the covid vaccine is widely available in san mateo county. and you can get that at pharmacies health care providers and clinics live in san carlos gayle ong kron 4 news. joe, thank you so much. tonight, here are the latest covid-19 california wide. >> according to the california department of public health. there are now more than 3.7 million confirmed cases of covid-19 here in the golden state. nearly 8,000 new cases were reported in just the past. 24 hours so far. 63,000

the poll echoing results from an inside california politics and emerson college poll which showed a similar scenario. if the recall were held today, pointing to recent budget action. he's taken in fresno tuesday. the governor says he's confident he'll overcome the special election on september 14th continue to do that. good work. >> i think we're going to be okay on election day. the california republican party pounced on the ball chairwoman jessica millan patterson tuesday tweeted we're ready to win the latest poll noted turnout is likely to be far higher among republicans. the democrats and no party preference voters newsom's anti recall campaign says it's working to boost democrat enthusiasm to participate. they need to appreciate what's at stake. >> i think a lot of californians look state i think they take for granted that we are and they don't take this recall seriously. so we have got to just like our inside california politics poll this poll also showed conservative talk show host larry elder is the preferred pick to replace governor gavin newsome. >> but still a significant amount

emerson and cooper are the comfort dogs of golden missions of america. they are actually in san jose, in the bay area for the aftermath of the vta shooting. they go all across the country, so they are very good dogs. when they were hanging out in the bay area, they were staying in sunnyvale, so that's what we used for their location. temperatures are comfortable, warm in the afternoon if you're wearing a fur coat so be careful. the warmest part of the day is about 5 to 7 degrees below average on tuesday. upper 50s along the coast, that's it. low 60s in the city with mid to upper 60s for the east bay. mid-70s in san jose with temperatures mostly in the mid to upper 70s to around 80 for the north bay. the warmest spots are only going to reach up into the mid to upper 80 s a little warmer wednesday. hotter inland on thursday while temperatures around the bay and along the coast will also warm up. more tolerable. that hot weather inland sticks around through weekend. >>> vern? >> straight ahead in sports, the a's were off but the giants clocked in. and what

the numbers were gathered in a poll by boston's emerson college. same poll finds 48% support keeping governor newsom in office. 43% want to recall him. 9% are undecided. >>> san francisco supervisors scheduled to vote on a resolution asking the white house to end a trump-era u.s. border policy. the title 42 order allows the immediate expulsion of asylum seekers as part of the pandemic response. the white house is actually now considering ending that policy for migrant families. immigrants rights groups plan to rally prior to today's vote at city hall. >>> bars ready to change their policy for patrons. starting thursday the 500 bars making up the san francisco bar alliance will require patrons to be vaccinated. that can be in the form of a qr code or vaccination card. the other option will be proof of a negative covid test result within 72 hours. customers without proof can still sit outside, and this won't be a government mandate but an industry recommendation. >>> the owner of a southern california restaurant says he's willing to pledge his busine

according to a poll by emerson college in boston. it appears his numbers are declining as coronavirus cases climb again. >> if this pandemic decides to rear its head even more so, the governor's going to have a more difficult time, you're going to have those who didn't want to be re-masked and those who didn't want to be masked period. >> the governor has larry elder as the surprise leader among the opposition with 16%. >>> a live look at the u.s. capitol where tomorrow the search for answers begins of the house committee investigating the deadly january 6 insurrection at the capitol will have its first hearing tomorrow. law enforcement officers are expected to testify. you can watch the hearing live on nbc lx. that's comcast channel 185 or 11-5 over the air. >>> we're back in 60 seconds. ahead, when will a vaccine be ready for younger kids? a move moderna is making and what it could mean for your family. >>> i'm jeff ranieri. storm ranger is scanning dry conditions right now. but we do have rain to the east and south of us. i'll sho

emerson college poll shows that californians are split on a potential statewide indoor mask mandate and other potential pandemic related rules our state capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala breaks down those numbers on how voters are reacting to the current state of the pandemic here in california. >> and how it might impact governor newsom's recall election. as covid-19 cases and hospitalizations rise across the state. voters are weighing in on how they would feel about the possibility. >> any requirements relating to masking and vaccines. >> in this latest poll that surveyed more than 1000 california voters. this week 49% said they would support a statewide indoor mask mandate while 39% said they would oppose will see this comes as governor gavin newsome ways the possibility of returning california statewide mask requirement. our polar say he's in a tough position. less than 2 months away from his recall election. if he had to go in one direction, he would probably go towards the mask mandate as he would have more support for that mandate. >> the problem is the opposition towards the

for example, the emerson, so the a, b, i have written a into their strategy sort of future is wanting to invest more index in this. i think it's important to also if, if that's going to happen. so also look at these ethical and political dimensions and make sure that the impact on people, if it's fair and politically responsible. is it your sense that maybe that governments and big international companies should actually welcome this added scrutiny. they should go completely transparent on it because if they did, that would mean that we could kind of fast forward through this as an issue and maybe maybe just maybe get the stage where we could wholly trust the a i that say filming us when we swipe our smart card id, passport to get out of or into a country next time we get off a plane. yes, i think more transparency could really both trust trust in the technology, but also trusting the companies and organizations and governmental use them. and i think it would be good if other companies, if they explained to people they're dealing with these problems of bias, it's not so easy. explain

which recently transitioned out of nearly 40 years under robert mcgarvey, its current president. emerson and douglas has hired firms like the u. k. bass p. t . p advisors, and mercury public affairs, headquartered in the united states, to re brand the government's tattered image and not of its longstanding ruling party. his annual p, f in p r n. a watching turn or london, they're working very hard to try and paint a good picture of this region. despite the realities on the ground, we've also seen is in, in, in, in respectable tempo, which looked like here it is to be honest because they paint a very unrealistic pico, these involvement situation. remodeling is now open for business wins. have known them as well for 41 years. he was the chief in for solved and we can resume. so they can be fooled by what the piano machine is trying to do. me. hiring p r firms to control narratives is standard practice. but the reliance on a western p, r firm's by some african state to furnish their profiles, is confounding. when you realize they're often partnering with former colonizers, africa was, will

. >> reporter: bookings like emerson van gogh, the traveling digital art exhibits, will be inside south hall starting september 24th. in august, two more conferences are coming, design, and silicon. in october, hamilton is coming to town. and in exactly 4 weeks, san jose jazz is returning to downtown, albeit at half capacity. executive director brandon rawson says when they started getting calls and emails of support from devoted fans, they knew the time was right. >> the idea of being able to come back is reflective of the whole community having put in that work and had that shared sense of responsibility and the benefits of that are about to come to fruition. >> reporter: in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> preparing for the unpredictable. the possibility of dry lightning in the forecast raising concerns for firefighters. the fire weather watch just issued. >>> an aggressive coyote and golden gate park killed after charging a toddler's. how human interference may help explain this unusual case. >>> first, our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. don't ditch your mask just

your local election headquarters and a new exclusive inside california politics emerson college poll shows that radio host larry elder is leading the race to replace governor gavin newsome. if he is recalled. let's take a look at where the candidates stand right now. more than 1000 registered california voters were asked the question which candidate would you vote for to replace governor gavin newsome. if he's recalled those who have made up their minds largely favor. lder who brought in about 16% of the vote. businessman. john and former san diego mayor kevin faulconer responded about 6% of the vote followed closely by state assembly member kevin kiley and reality star caitlyn jenner each with 4%. the elder has a strong lead to replace governor newsom if he is recalled, it's still anyone's race. that number in the bottom corner leaves a lot of hope for other names on the ballot. 53% of people polled still haven't made up their minds. on the ballot in the upcoming recall election elders to the secretary of state's office after the office left him off the ballot over what it says was

the poll echoing results from an inside california politics and emerson college poll which showed a similar scenario. if the recall were held today, pointing to recent budget action. he's taken in fresno tuesday. the governor says he's confident he'll overcome the special election on september 14th continue to do that. good work. >> think we're going to be okay on election day. the california republican party pounced on the ball chairwoman jessica millan patterson tuesday tweeted we're ready to win the latest poll noted turnout is likely to be far higher among republicans than democrats and no party preference voters newsom's anti recall campaign says it's working to boost democrat enthusiasm to participate. they need to appreciate what's at stake. >> i think a lot of californians i mean, look state i think they take for granted that we are and they don't take this recall seriously. so we have got to just like our inside california politics poll this poll also showed conservative talk show host larry elder is the preferred pick to replace governor gavin newsome. >> but still a significant a

emerson college poll. it shows of governor gavin newsom's recall were held today. he would defeat it and remain in office. but by a very slim margin, meaning that the governor does face some challenges ahead. our capitol reporter ashley zavala breaks down the numbers. >> this poll suggests governor newsom has some work to do on the issues if he wants to keep his job through 2022 with the special election less than 2 months away. our polling shows an increase in support for governor newsom's recall since march with no 42% of respondents saying they would vote to recall him in march. that number was 38%. that's a five-point jump in the number of people who want to see neuse and out of office before his term expires. the results surprising our pollsters were thinking back in march that things were going to settle back down over the summer and actually the governor's would would enjoy. >> more success in the economy. schools would be reopening. but obviously what's happening with the delta variant is kind of shifted things and what worst kind of seeing right now is wha

according to an inside california politics emerson college poll cox's campaign may not cash in with votesthe field still has an uphill climb at the ballot box as a pollster you at my concern is that he might get recalled. and i don't think voters have really taken the time to even look at this list of candidates who would replace. meantime, while reality star and former olympian caitlyn jenner has the most name recognition it's conservative talk show host larry elder's name gaining the most support in the poll. >> after officially jumping into the race on july 12th when obviously he's in the news and that will help generate more attention to his candidacy. and really there hasn't been an alternative that has emerged from the field that says, hey, i'm going to be the lead horse gavin newsome. if voters removed newsom from office, there will also be 3 kevin's on the ballot faulconer the former san diego mayor kiley, the assemblyman and newsom's biggest critic and paffrath a youtube star. all 3 gaining little support in the poll. generally speaking, 53% of voters are undecided and another 8%

our top story this wednesday night at 6.30, our exclusive inside california politics emerson college poll joining us now to talk about this new poll and the recall election trump for political analysts. >> michael yaki. michael, thanks for being with we saw that to larry elder, a radio talk show i don't even think is on the air anymore right now is leading the pack in the recall effort against gavin newsom. but with just 16%. what do you make of this poll and where things have stand right now. >> was really about name recognition. larry elder's been rare. republican party for quite some time. he said his own radio show for a while on on broadcast and on up. i'm on satellite radio. so i think that, you know, for the republicans who are looking at this ballot. he's only name that sort of goes up and down the state like that. kevin faulconer kiley was very regional. john who ran the governor, gavin newsome. some. i think a lot don't don't remember who he was and i think that that kevin paffrath who was a democratic youtuber just to mix up kevin's in terms of his name recognition. i thin

. >> reporter: emerson and his wife put in hundreds of thousands of miles a year between the bay area and iowa, but many drivers are aging out of the industry and retiring, and they don't see many young people eager to join trucking. >> most of the younger crowd don't really care to get into it, because they're more used to uber drivers. >> now if the industry can get younger drivers interested, you could see teenagers behind the wheel. most trucking companies will only hire drivers who are over 21 years of age and have some driving experience. now there is an industry push, because of the shortage nationwide, to lower that age to 18. reporting live in gilroy, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> now onto our fire watch. crews working to contain this firing mendocino county. it broke out around 2:30. wildfire alert cameras caught the large plumes of smoking redwood valley that could be seen for miles, and on the ground, pressed democrat photojournalist kent porter took this video of a large structure fire. no word on just how this fire started. >>> chopper 5 flying over this brushfire in the medi

emerson college poll shows if governor newsom's recall election were held today. >> he would remain inyet, but by a very slim margin, meaning that the governor faces some real challenges ahead. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala breaks down the numbers. this poll suggests governor newsom has some work to do on the issues if he wants to keep his job through 2022 with the special election less than 2 months away. our polling shows an increase in support for governor newsom's recall since march with no 42% of respondents saying they would vote to recall him in march. that number was 38%. that's a five-point jump in the number of people who want to see neuse and out of office before his term expires. >> the results surprising our pollsters are thinking back in march that things were going to settle back down over the summer and actually the governor's would would enjoy. >> more success in the economy. schools would be reopening. but obviously what's happening with the delta variant is kind of shifted things and what kind of scene right now is what we're seeing in march. about 4, 5,

the poll echoing results from an inside california politics and emerson college poll which showed a similar scenario. if the recall were held today, pointing to recent budget action. he's taken in fresno tuesday. the governor says he's confident he'll overcome the special election on september 14th continue to do that. good work. >> think we're going to be okay on election day. the california republican party pounced on the ball chairwoman jessica millan patterson tuesday tweeted we're ready to win the latest poll noted turnout is likely to be far higher among republicans. the democrats and no party preference voters newsom's anti recall campaign says it's working to boost democrat enthusiasm to participate. they need to appreciate what's at stake. >> i think a lot of californians i mean, look state i think they take for granted that we are and they don't take this recall seriously. so we have got to just like our inside california politics poll this poll also showed conservative talk show host larry elder is the preferred pick to replace governor gavin newsome. >> but still a significant a

new york times mean something to them must be only people in silicon valley, you know, see it in an emerson b, c and things like that when all of their ratings are going down, but they're being supported. i mean, don't they, don't they see this here, or is a this think that all of us are just a bunch of rubes that can be easily ignored. go ahead, ryan. yeah, that's good question. so my co author can't heck and lively. he did a great job helping me with a book. and his perspective is kind of like, you know, the, the iron curtain. so know, run reagan, he's able to reach out to the russians in the eighty's and, you know, the russians thought we were the bad guys. so i think, i think we need to work with them kind of with that approach. maybe these big tech ceos think that, you know, they really think that christian conservative right wing people are evil or the enemy. so maybe need to bridge that divide as possible. but, but yeah, going back to was act said, i mean, yeah. who is controlling these people? who are the me effected? i, i worked for about 3 months of the contractor for over corpora

a new exclusive inside california politics and emerson college poll shows californians are split on the potential statewide indoor mask mandate. our state capitol reporter ashley zavala breaks down the numbers on how voters are reacting to the current state of the pandemic here in california. >> and how it might affect governor newsom's recall election. >> as covid-19 cases and hospitalizations rise across the state. voters are weighing in on how they would feel about the possibility any requirements relating to masking and vaccines. >> in this latest poll that surveyed more than 1000 california voters. this week. 49% said they would support a statewide indoor mask mandate while 39% said they would oppose will see this comes as governor gavin newsome ways the possibility of returning california statewide mask requirement. our polar say he's in a tough position. less than 2 months away from his recall election. but if he had to go in one direction, he would probably go towards the mask mandate because he would have more support for that mandate. opposition towards the mask mandate might

our a nemesis is a guy named nealon towns and played by the mazing michael emerson. and he might be possessed. he might be the devil, or he might just be a crazy man who thinks he's the devil and we don't know and, and, and the twists and turns of it are kind of interesting and, and we, it really goes in places where you don't expect it to go, it's not just a scare of the week and it actually takes them deep turns. and, and robert of michelle came created the show, who did the good wife and the good fight all great, great and over. and they really smart and they write really great characters and stories, and the ghostbusters meets davinci code by way of young in therapy or something like that. it's a little bit of x files thrown. you know, it's sort of all of that. now i know your character has nightmares and you know, there's a discernible syndrome called nightmares, where people don't have a nightmare. they stay in what they think is a rems. yeah. and act out is strictly what happens if you watch the 1st season, katya? her character has these nightmares and she's v

suggesting governor gavin newsom now losing ground in the recall election inside california politics and emerson college conducted the poll earlier this month, questioning more than 1000 people and 43% of those who participated in the poll support removing the governor from office. now that is up from 38% in march. 48% who participated in the poll plan to vote to keep the governor in office, 9% undecided. the poll has a margin of error of 2.9% locally, san jose's mayor sam liccardo, is reportedly being accused of using private emails to get around public records laws. the news publication san jose spotlight says it obtained emails between liccardo and a community activists about police corruption, according to that report, the advocate feared his information would be made public, so liccardo gave him his private gmail account and allegedly promised to delete their emails from the public server, a constitution attorney criticized the cardo, saying any time of public official communicates with someone regarding official business. it's subject to the public records act in response to that report, t

think of all the figures who are individualists, rogues, runaways, orphans, benjamin franklin, emerson, self-reliance, the road heading off to the wood dancing leave me the hell alone, emily dickinson going into her room and shutting the door, ralph ellison's invisible man, all the way to those motorcyclists in easy rider, one of the nicknames is captain america. anti-group identity. ask them what group, no, not part of any group. i don't want to be part of any group. that individualist lineage, where is that in the roadmap? >> lots to go back. >> let me start by disputing mark's characterization. he misunderstood the early question. we did not have group identity in mind to think about different kinds of communities, a church, a neighborhood, a town, that is a misreading. and the rest of those accounts. it is the case that we don't think it is possible to peace through that history without the context of power, without concept of race. there is an invitation to educators to ask questions to engage students in questions around that theme but there is also the question around individual

emerson college poll shows californians are split on the potential. statewide indoor mask mandate. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala breaks down the new numbers and how voters are reacting to the current state of the pandemic and how it might impact governor newsom's recall election. as covid-19 cases and hospitalizations rise across the state. voters are weighing in on how they would feel about the possibility. >> any requirements relating to masking and vaccines. >> in this latest poll that surveyed more than 1000 california voters. this week. 49% said they would support a statewide indoor mask mandate while 39% said they would oppose will see this comes as governor gavin newsome ways the possibility of returning california statewide mask requirement. our polar say he's in a tough position. less than 2 months away from his recall election. if he had to go in one direction, he would probably go towards the mask mandate as you would have more support for that mandate. >> the problem is the opposition towards the mask mandate might be more inte