. >> reporter: emerson has a different story to share more than one. emerson made a movie and found herself in the process. >> that was the first time in my life i felt like this is right. >> things you see had been feeling wrong for emerson. a learning disability began to make school a struggle. >> all my friends are moving on and i can't. it became a super anxious kind of nervous situation. >> reporter: it got so bad over the years that on her first day at los gatos high, she didn't make it through the day. >> i walked outside and lost it and had a full-blown panic attack. >> reporter: emerson kept oncoming back until the pandemic started and students ordered to stay home. it was surprisingly freeing for emerson. >> there was nothing telling me you are not good enough or smart enough, you are not going to make it. that didn't exist. >> reporter: it was a realization that emerson wanted to share so she sat down to write. she had a screen play for a movie loosely based on her life. she searched out professionals to help her make it and then use crowdfu

emerson made a movie and in the process found herself. >> when i was on set filming that movie, that was the first time in my life that i felt like this is right. feeling wrong for emerson since she was a little disability beg make school a struggle. >> all my friends were moving on and i can't and it became a super anxious kind of nervous situation. >> it got so bad over the years that on emerson's first day at los gatos high, she didn't make it through the day. >> i walked outside and completely lost it. i had like a full-blown panic attack. >> emerson kept coming back, though, until of course the pandemic started and students everywhere were ordered to stay home. it was surprisingly freeing for emerson. >> there was nothing telling me you are not smart enough and you are not go to go make it, and you are not -- whatever, that didn't exist. >> it was something she wanted to share so she sat down to write, and in seven days she had a movie based on her life, and she searched out professionals to make it, and then used crowd funding to raise the $15,000 needed to pay for it all, and

>> it was a realization emerson wanted the share so she sat down to write. in seven days, she had a screen play for a movie loosely based on her life. >> he searched out professionals to help her make it and cruise crowdfunding to raise the $15,000 need to pay for it all. >>>. >> she and her crew shot over four days in february, edited. premiering her short film called "the valley" earlier this month. >> it is about a young woman growing up in high pressure silicon valley who realized that there are more to life than good grades and high salary. >> maybe our kids can be enough without having to proof they are effort and intelligent and wealthy. >> a young woman not just saying she has enough. but showing it. for the whole world to see. the movie not only had its premier in campbell thank you it is excepted to half a dozen film festivals around the country. garvin thomas. nbc bay area news. >>> one year ago tomorrow, i bet you know where you were, the czu lightning complex fire started up in the santa cruz mountains. 86,000 acres ended up burning. the lnu fir

it's important to note candidates could only qualify for our debate by ranking high enough in emerson college poll. governor gavin candidates. larry elder and caitlin jenner were invited as well. but they all declined to attend. interestingly enough, this debate is at 7 o'clock tonight going on 6 of our nexstar tv stations for 28 million viewers to watch and who's going to be moderating our very own people from sacramento that's going to be nicky lorenzo here. and then there's going to be frank buckley from ktla in los angeles. the 2 already co-host the weekly inside california politics. they're going to be asking the hard questions about climate change, about wildfires, about our economy, the homeless crisis. so many questions. we all need answered before we fill out the ballot. that's going to be tonight at 7 right here in the kron 4 studio. you're not going to want to miss it. we'll send it back to you guys.

the most recent poll from emerson college, and next are found 46% or in favor of recalling the governor up 3% from july. the number opposed to the recall stayed at 48% with just 6% undecided elder lead. all other candidates by double digits in that poll, but 40% of people said they were undecided when it comes to a replacement vote. so a lot to see tonight we're

important to note candidates could not qualify for debates unless they ranked high enough and are emerson college poll. governor gavin newsome candidates, larry elder and caitlin jenner. they were invited. but all 3 declined to attend. now this debate will be live on all of our of 6 of our california stations in 28 million viewers. be watching this debate from our kron 4 studio and take a look where the moderators are going to be standing right here on what is normally our kron 4 morning news desk. you can see that is where we're going to have nicky lorenzo she's an anchor from fox 40 in sacramento and then frank buckley from ktla in los angeles. the 2 co-hosts the weekly inside california politics already and they're going to be posing a lot of questions including how will they handle getting through the rest of the pandemic. climate change wildfires. the homeless crisis. and so many more topics not only will

we have candidates that only qualified for this debate by ranking high enough emerson college poll. governor gavin newsome candidates, larry and larry elder and caitlin jenner. they were invited. but all 3 declined to attend and that's unfortunate because there's going to be 28 million viewers at 6 of our nexstar stations, including right here at kron. 4. and as i said, the moderators, they're going to be sitting here and we have fox 40 in sacramento is nicky lorenzo. and we have ktla is frank buckley. the 2 already coast. the weekly, they host weekly inside california politics. so they know everything. they need to to really ask the tough questions. the questions that we all have and need the answers to before we fill out

. >> a brand new inside california politics emerson college poll is showing support for the recall of governor gavin newsome is growing and the governor is losing ground with one of california's key demographics. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala. is that state capital and has the poll results. >> this latest poll shows just within the last couple of weeks more and more california voters are indicating they'll support recalling governor gavin newsome. this latest inside california politics and emerson college poll went out into the field over the weekend to 1000 california voters in this poll. 46 1% said they would vote to recall governor gavin newsome versus 48% who say they would keep him in office. the amount of voters supporting the recall has increased 3% since our last poll just 2 weeks ago. obviously the momentum based on these numbers are going in the wrong direction for the but there's so much happening on the ground that it's not that surprising considering everything happening with covid the opening of schools. there's a lot of anxiety among to voters in generally t

at one point, he is literally driving emerson crazy. emerson circles around the town because he doesn't know what to do with himself. emerson was like a saint, one of the nicest human beings who ever lived from everything i read about him, and he pushes him to the brink. so, you know, it's a book about cancer and nazis. there aren't many funny parts in the book -- >> emerson is a nice story, yeah. >> that chapter is kind of comic relief, if you can put up with his antics. but so, you know, meanwhile, he's alienating more and more people. he's making more and more extreme statements about cancer saying not only is this thing he discovered, the fermentation is important, but it is the only thing that matters. he appears in 1950 before a group of nobel laureates. he says everything else is garbage. all you need to know is that cancer cells are different than other cells. they can't use oxygen, so they ferment. he literally uses the word garbage for everything else. he insists that, you know, if the cancer world would pay attention to him,

emerson brookings of the atlantic council. thank you so much. coming up, we will be talking about tesla. shares taking a hit. limiting because of the investigation into the company does autopilot system after a series of collisions. what this could mean for the self-driving future, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the u.s. government is opening a formal investigation into tesla's autopilot system. the safety administration launched an inquiry after 11 crashes that resulted in 17 injuries and one fatality. all of them involving emergency vehicles specifically. bloomberg's ed ludlow joins us now. what are investigators looking at here? ed: the commonality between all of these incidents is that, in each case autopilot or draft aware cruise control was engaged. in each case it involved a collision with an emergency services vehicle or emergency response setting. a spokesperson told bloomberg that the focus of their investigation is around the technology to make sure the driver is paying attention, even if autopilot is engaged. if you go on tesla's

. >> 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.

take a look at our exclusive inside california politics poll with emerson college 46% are planning to vote on recalling the governor 48% want to keep governor newsom and 6% are undecided early voting for the september 14th recall election opens this monday. political analyst michael yaki says newsom has to motivate democrats to actually fill those ballots out. according to the latest poll. >> he was down by 20 points among latinx voters and he can't afford to lose that we can't afford to lose any votes. you can afford lose anyone who voted for joe biden in the last election. this the kind of thing where. every vote is going to count. it's going to be the other side is incredibly motivated to get out the vote is to do the same thing with his side. biden tweeted out his support for newsome thursday today, newsom said both the president and the vice president are going to come out here to show their support for him in person in the coming weeks. >> newsom now heads to san diego and los angeles on saturday. maureen kelly kron 4 news. meanwhile, larry elder held his first major press confe

carolyn embers -- emerson will serve as the president.at down with the ceo who recently joined the company from facebook to talk about emerson joining the team, and how demand for grocery delivery is evolving as the pandemic drags on, and what the business looks like the head a highly anticipated ipo. take a listen. >> carolyn and i have been working together for 10 years, and i've always admired her. we thought she would be a fantastic president. i had not made my decision to join as ceo. we had long conversations about where we wanted to take the business and realized it was an incredible opportunity. we were both excited as a chance of working together again. emily: a specs book -- a facebook spokesperson told me, we wish carolyn the best as she moves into this new chapter. i know you both were important to the two people at the top. what did market shareholder say when you delivered the news? >> after a tough 10 years for both carolyn and i, it's not surprising for leaders to want to explore things outside the company. i'm grateful to

and ralph waldo emerson. it's an amazing character that is unspeakably powerful and entirely anonymous to the american public. before this book i never knew her name. host: you said the atlantic is not your cup of tea but as a news outlet the atlantic is abominable, horrible journalist horrible people my god whatat today due to your cheerios. i did you some color and then arguing against because it leads to fewer abortions. but then running more abortions was arg - - repulsive to me but using a chinese model. and then having a chinese model censorship and then to be coming from amiri on —- a major american publication. >> how is corporate media in the united states and with those dictates of chinese sensors. >> and that has seen through the elements of the book and i paint a broad picture of virtually every major outlet does to know how ruthless china is to people stand to thwart china's efforts to keep this pristine image of itself and the central party. and then compliance and compromising of american value

tony: pensando en cambiar este partido, estÁ por allÍ emerson. tambiÉn estÁ tammy abraham.. final del primer tiempo. a refrescarse. a buscar alguna indicaciÓn y prepararse para 15 mÁs. hristo: sÍ, seÑor. chelsea tiene que cambiar la zona defensiva para ganar. Últimas indicaciones. tony: rapidito los reuniÓ tuchel. unai emery del otro lado. josÉ: liderazgo de ambos tÉcnicos. hristo: hacen un gran trabajo. josÉ: 15 mÁs. josÉ: yo sentÍ, aunque no estÁn para un gran despliegue, sentÍ que ambos han llegado a su lÍmite fÍsico. tony: es posible. estÁn comenzando la temporada y no hay que abusar de los jugadores. emery se guarda a un jugador. josÉ: vÁmonos con los Últimos 15 minutos. jorginho con la pelota. la juega con alonso. pulisic. azpilicueta jugando con andreas christensen. rüdiger y jorginho. se mueve mason mount. cabezazo de pau torres. la saca como puede moi gÓmez. andreas christensen con jorginho. apertura para azpilicueta. centro de azpilicueta. se queda con la pelota asenjo. hristo: tranquilidad. el equipo necesita tranquilidad. tienen que mantener la calma. no tienen

take a look at our exclusive inside california politics poll with emerson college. 46 1% are planning to vote on recalling the governor. >> 48% want to keep governor newsom and 6% are undecided early voting for the september 14th recall election opens this monday. political analyst michael yaki says newsom has to motivate democrats to actually fill those ballots out. >> with the governors facing is is a very close race at this point. and the other way, doesn't become close he gets democrats out to vote and he's got to make sure that they understand the message is no. yes, most people think that you're voting for someone, but you're actually voting against something happening. so having a clear message on voting no, it's going to be keep today. newsom said both the president and the vice president are going to come out here to show their support for him in person in the coming weeks. >> newsom now heads to san diego and los angeles on saturday. maureen kelly kron 4 >> meantime, today, larry elder held his first major news conference in his run to replace governor newsom, the recall can

. >> a new inside california politics emerson college poll shows support for governor newsom's recallontinues to grow and the governor is losing ground with one of california's key demographics kron four's ashley zavala has the results. >> this latest poll shows just within the last couple of weeks more and more california voters are indicating they'll support recalling governor gavin newsome. this latest inside california politics and emerson college poll went out into the field over the weekend to 1000 california voters in this poll 46% said they would vote to recall governor gavin newsome versus 48% who say they would keep him in office. the amount of voters supporting the recall has increased 3% since our last poll, just 2 weeks ago. obviously the momentum based on these numbers are going in the wrong direction for the but there's so much happening on the ground that it's not that surprising considering everything happening with covid the opening of schools. there's a lot of anxiety among to voters in generally they take it out on the politicians. >> well, voters are still split o

at one point he literally is driverring emerson -- driving emerson crazy. he doesn't know what to do with himself. emerson was, like, a saint who, you know, one of the nicest human beings who ever livedded from everything i've read about him, and he nearly pushes him to the brink so it's a book about nazis, there are not many funny parts in the book -- >> that was a nice story, yeah. >> that, the comic relief, it, you know, if you can put up with the antics. meanwhile, he's alienating more and more people, and he's making more and more extreme statements about cancer not saying not only is this -- saying not only is the thing he discovered important, but in the 1950s, there's a group of nobel laureates, and he says everything else is unimportant. he literally uses the word garbage for everything else. and he insists that, you know, if only the cancer lab would just pay attention to him, we could so this disease. and, you know, it is the incredibly important, what he's saying. but the times are already sort of changing, and, you know, in the 1950s we had the

health care is the gem emerson is an interesting story. infrastructure beneficiary, automated solutions about 66% of total revenue. but this is a hidden energy play chevron, exxon, valero some of the big clients are those companies. you have a new ceo trying to change the culture cutting costs, focusing on organic growth of 4% to 6% margins can go high are as they cut costs and you see the operating leverage both of the stocks up 20% or so but there is more they can do going forward >> emerson is a new high today as well. josh brown, you're looking at mlm, martin mar yetta. >> i would say most of the stocks look good to me i'm not like an expert in materials or construction companies. but vulcan looks good. this technically looks better. and vulcan is in the midst of the big acquisition they're making i think it's obvious mlm is looking for 400. i don't see what stops it. i would caution people against, quote, unquote, infrastructure like bets, because pelosi is going to tie this thing up in the house until the fall they're going to try to

distribution of daily products and the infrastructure of our, to me, is this the wo, according to emerson, rather than shape those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me. ah, the top headlines here will not be 170 dead and nearly 200 injured the optima of a terror at times but shook cobble airport, where crowds of people both ask gowns and far and those were crammed together, waiting for evacuation. the witness of an explosion who was standing just 10 meters away from it, share this video and his thoughts with us more than you.

according to emerson. oh, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept where's the shorter the conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great track, rather than fear i would take on various jobs with artificial intelligence, real, somebody with demon a robot must protect its own existence with only one main thing is important. not as an internationally speaking that is that nations, but that's allowed to do anything, all the master races, and then you have the mind, nations who are the slaves. americans, brock, obama, and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exists. like turning this russian enter this dangerous go. you man that wants to take over the world. that was a culture strategy. so i'm a little bit on your own. i english v i, b, i not leashed off in one

crazy any circles aroundvi the town because he doesn't know what to doit with himself and emerson was like a saint one of the nicest human beings that ever lived i read about him in warburg and it pushes him to the brink so it's a book about cancer and knotty and there's not many parts of the book. >> that is a nice story. >> if you can put up with warburg but in the meanwhile he's an alienating more people in more extreme statements about cancer say not only this thing that he discovered the fermentation but it's only thing that matters, he appears in 1950 and he said everything else is garbage, all you need to know is cancer cells eat other cells they can't use oxygen so they ferment and he uses the word garbage forga everything else ad he insist if only the cancer would just pay attention to him we could solve the disease and it is incredibly important what he's saying but the science is already changing in the 1950s we have the discovery in the structure of dna and there's these interesting discoveries about cancer viruses that are taking place in the 60s into the 1970s we have a

you added also emerson not a name we talk about a lot >> no, i know. union pacific i sold kind of disappointing actually they beated raised and barely done anything all year long. great company, great management. o.r. can continue to responds. but i just think that emerson is a better story better order molt momentum into fiscal '22 and they benefit from the price cost hend nds reversing next year they have a strong cash flow five% free cash flow yield 25% discount to the group. like emerson it's now my largest bigger than boeing that says something and you get a nice yield while you wait for the recovery on aptiv a new name i owned in the past it's dropped 10% from the high because of the supply chain issues i think this is the best auto parts, auto tech ev play in the industry not cheap. but this is the best in class management team where they're growing over market. last quarter grew over market by 17%. they are taking market share have good products and so i'm back in. >> there you go. josh wsh this is a name again i'll give you a lot of credit lik

emerson college poll showed growing support for governor gavin newsom's recall. >> 54% of hispanic respondents said they would vote to remove the governor from office studies show about 30% of californians voting population is latino what our job is that the california republican party is to make sure we turn those voters out. i know you are the first gop chairwoman. >> what do you think is just not sitting well with this group when it comes to this governor. >> well, i think within the latino community, there are some very specific issues that are in trouble to our everyday life in that pursuit of happiness. number one is being able to find a good job so that you can provide for your family. number 2 is making sure that your children have a good education so that they can have a better life. and number 3 is making sure that our streets are safe. see a gop officials say the group now has 64,000 volunteers a 52% increase from the last election cycle. those volunteers are set to mobilize on the gop is day of action. this upcoming saturday. >> the group that knowledge is there's a lot of work to

take a look at our exclusive inside california politics poll with emerson college 46% are planning to vote on recalling the governor 48% want to keep governor newsom and 6% are undecided early voting for the september 14th recall election opens this monday. political analyst michael yaki says newsom has to motivate democrats to actually fill those ballots out. according to the latest poll. >> he was down by 20 points among latinx voters and he can't afford to lose that we can't afford to lose any votes. you can afford lose anyone who voted for joe biden in the last election. this the kind of thing where. every vote is going to count. it's going to be the other side is incredibly motivated to get out the vote is to do the same thing with his side. biden tweeted out his support for newsom thursday today, newsom said both the president and the vice president are going to come out here to show their support for him in person in the coming weeks. >> newsom now heads to san diego and los angeles on saturday. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> meantime, conservative radio talk show host larry eld

al final le puso velocidad crucero, emerson, las cosas iban a poner peor, aunque al final el barca ibar uno. al final no fue suficiente, cayeron en o linton siete a cuatro. (nombre en ingles) continuó su séptima temporada, aunque los lo que se acercaron a una carrera del empate (nombre en ingles) iba para remontar en el jardín derecho. >> y bueno, así sonría el director con esta bic historia de los bailes. vamos a pasar a los resultados del apertura dos mil veintiuno. donde el américa venció a uno por cero al atlas. hasta la meta no apareció para ganarle el partido. se esta pateando en este momentos se elevó a cero conel santos vaguna, esta todo por los deportes en este momento. vamos una posición regresamos. (♪ música ♪) (comerciales). californianos, ¿sabían que nuestros hogares comparten la energía? pero cuando tratamos de mantenernos frescos en medio de una ola de calor, llevamos la red de suministro al límite. ¡seguir funcionando está en tus manos! - “¿en mis manos?" - en las manos de todos, con las flex alerts. nos avisan cuándo cambiar el horario de consumo de energía si la red e

we are at emerson elementary. they are out and about. most are doing in person. the district says they have a couple hundred who signed up for distance learning. back we almost didn't let him go.>> reporter: what changed? >> our 14-year-old daughter was adamant. we thought about it. i said listen let him go today and see what happens. four how did it go? >> we are satisfied. we are going back tomorrow. >> reporter: even if you have homework? >> if it continues like today>> reporter: regardless of vaccination status, all teachers, staff, students must wear masks. >>> a half-dozen bay area districts reopened. pleasant, south san francisco, palo alto. as juliet mentioned, masks are required. kids under 12 are waiting for shots. should parents be worried? we put that question to a pediatrician. >> the good news for parents, the bay area in general has done a wonderful job at vaccinating and vaccinating and mask wearing. as long as there is good handwashing. if you don't feel good, your child doesn't feel good, quarantine and get tested. even if you have been vaccinat

at one point, he literally is drivingiv emerson crazy and he starts just kicking up circles around the town and doesn't knoa what to do with himself. he really pushes him to the brink. so -- >> that was a nice story, yeah. if you can put up with it. but, so he's alienating more and more people and this thing he discovers, the only thing that matters in 1950 before a group of nobel laureates and everything else is dark and all heneeds to know is cancer cells eat other cells and they can't use oxygen so they ferment and he literally uses the word garbage for everything else. .. >> he dies in 1970, and, you , the stuff that he studied, that was considered old world science. that was considered basic biochemistry, you know? sure, you know, metabolic enzymes are part of, you know, what a cell does, but they don't really matter in cancer. cancer is a sophisticated disease of genes and, you know, it's not basic biochemistry. so it just gets lost. it's just amazing how quickly it happens. partially because people don't like warburg, but more so just because new science is so much more sophisti

. >> take a look at our exclusive inside california politics poll with emerson college 46% are planning to vote on recalling the governor 48% want to keep governor newsom and 6% are undecided early voting for the september 14th recall election opens this monday. political analyst michael yaki says newsom has to motivate democrats to actually fill those ballots out. according to the latest poll. >> he was down by 20 points among latinx voters and he can't afford to lose that we can afford to lose any votes. you can afford lose anyone who voted for joe biden in the last election. this the kind of thing where. every vote is going to count. it's going to be the other side is incredibly motivated to get out the vote is to do the same thing with his side. >> president joe biden tweeted out his support for governor newsome yesterday it. they said both the president and the vice president will come out and campaign against the recall in the coming weeks. governor newsome hits the road and head south to san diego and los angeles tomorrow reporting from san francisco. i'm maureen kelly kron, 4 ne

. >> a new inside california politics emerson college poll shows support for governor gavin newsom's recall continues to grow. and the governor is also losing ground with one of california's key demographics for the democrats. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala at the state capitol with the results. >> this latest poll shows just within the last couple of weeks more and more california voters are indicating bill support recalling governor gavin newsome. this latest inside california politics and emerson college poll went out into the field over the weekend to 1000 california voters in this poll. 46 1% said they would vote to recall governor gavin newsome versus 48% who say they would keep him in office. the amount of voters supporting the recall has increased 3% since our last poll, just 2 weeks ago. obviously the momentum based on these numbers are going in the wrong direction for the but there's so much happening on the ground that it's not that surprising considering everything happening with covid the opening of schools. there's a lot of anxiety among to voters in generall

take a look at our exclusive inside california politics poll with emerson college 46% are planning to vote on recalling the governor 48% want to keep governor newsom and 6% are undecided early voting for the september 14th recall election opens this monday. political analyst michael yakb says newsom has to motivate democrats to actually fill those ballots out. according to the latest poll. >> he was down by 20 points among latinx voters and he can't afford to lose that we can't afford to lose any votes. you can afford lose anyone who voted for joe biden in the last election. this the kind of thing where. every vote is going to count. it's going to be the other side is incredibly motivated to get out the vote is to do the same thing with his side. biden tweeted out his support for newsome thursday today, newsom said both the president and the vice president are going to come out here to show their support for him in person in the coming weeks. >> newsom now heads to san diego and los angeles on saturday. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> conservative radio talk show host larry elder. meant

. >> who is marine power jobs, what is the emerson collective and white shirt consumers of media be aware of them? >> is an amazing story, thanks for asking about it. one of the most fascinating characters in breaking the news and it someone i knew almost nothing about which is relevant to this. she is aaou widow of steve jobs, the genius behind apple and pixar when he was on hiatus from apple. when he passed away in his 50s, she inherited tons of money, unspeakable amounts of money. her net worth now is perhaps 20 -- i'm sorry, $20 billion so she's one of the biggest women on the planet and if you are limited with the things written about her and she doesn't make a ton of appearances publicly but what you learn about her is she's ado woman, a philanthropit but if you look into what she's got, she's not really a tech, she inherited a bunch of money. i started to look into it, she's in charge of the emerson collective which is her personal and be collective is a hybrid philosophic investing law and it sounds confusing, i still am getting. i think it's one 100% on purpose in it to hide exac

take a look at our exclusive inside california politics poll with emerson college 46% are planning to vote on recalling the governor 48% want to keep governor newsom and 6% are undecided early voting for the september 14th recall election opens this monday. political analyst michael yaki says newsom has to motivate democrats to actually fill those ballots out. according to the latest poll. >> he was down by 20 points among latinx voters and he can't afford to lose that we can't afford to lose any votes. you can afford lose anyone who voted for joe biden in the last election. this the kind of thing where. every vote is going to count. it's going to be the other side is incredibly motivated to get out the vote is to do the same thing with his side. biden tweeted out his support for newsome thursday today, newsom saii both the president and the vice president are going to come out here to show their support for him in person in the coming weeks. >> newsom now heads to san diego and los angeles on saturday. maureen kelly kron 4 news. conservative talk show host larry elder holding his fir

emerson said about lincoln he said you know there's no hero in history who encompassed culture and allroof culture from the highest to the lowest and on the high side linking could recite shakespeare by the page. not to brag because these lines meant something to him. he really did bridge a lot of culture and he firmly believe that people are shaped by conditions by their outside conditions indelibly. thee same time he stated he believed in the individuals capacity to shape an intern for the individual to shape it. it was about that whole letter changeun between him and how tht guided him into the presidency through the civil war. as a nation divided over and in that division he was compared often to the famous tightrope walker who wentlk back and forth across niagara falls backwards for and in chains and on stilts pushing a will barrow and many cartoons and a few times he compared himself to him. people would say can't you go faster on and he would say if -- were going across niagara i have to stay centered here. if i don't some people were saying too slow and if i don't something bad i

approach, nor do they all support other measures that promote tax fairness and the thing with with emerson. and we know that from the tax case, it is that you don't necessarily make profits, but you create value. so you create value on the stock exchange, but you don't make profit in your business. so people make money by buying and selling stocks instead of making money by having a profits coming out of the business in itself. and one of the reasons why we are so eager also to have a sort of broad european digital taxation is to make sure that we get to right. because digital companies on average pay 9 percent in tax. where ordinary businesses, on average pay 23 percent in tax, europe is trying to put in place a new tax that specifically targets gaffa, including amazon. this new tax would levy the revenues and not their profits. since these web giants usually store away their profits and countries with low tax rates, france is alone in defending this initiative. we have all had a wake up call to say, well, yes, technology is fascinating and it produces great things that we can do. but tha

elsewhere, tottenham have signed the barcelona full back emerson royale on a five year deal. over £25 million. here are some of the other deals completed today by premier league sides. a late confirmation of odsonne edouard's move from celtic to crystal palace. he joins on a four year deal and is patrick vierra's seventh signing of the window. plenty more happening and you can find more on the bbc sport website. arsenal are 90 minutes away from returning to the women's champions league group stages, after a 3—0 win against slavia prague in the play—off first leg this evening. nikita parris scored afterjust 92 seconds before goals from captain kim little and vivianne miedema sealed the home win. manchester city meanwhile conceded in the second minute of injury time to draw 1—1 with real madrid. britain's emma raducanu has eased through to the second round of the us open with a comfortable straight—sets victory over switzerland's stefanie vogele. this was raducanu's debut at flushing meadows and she showed her talent and maturity throughout, just as she did at wimbledon earlier

and a new inside california politics emerson college poll shows support for governor newsom's recalles to grow and the governor is losing ground with one of california's key demographics. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala is at the state capitol with those results. >> this latest poll shows just within the last couple of weeks more and more california voters are indicating bill support recalling governor gavin newsome. this latest inside california politics and emerson college poll went out into the field over the weekend to 1000 california voters in this poll. 46 1% said they would vote to recall governor gavin newsome versus 48% who say they would keep him in office. the amount of voters supporting the recall has increased 3% since our last poll, just 2 weeks ago. obviously the momentum based on these numbers are going in the wrong direction. for the but there's so much happening on the ground that it's not that surprising considering everything happening with covid. >> the opening of schools. there's a lot of anxiety among to voters in generally they take it out on the pol