. >> reporter: with just seven weeks until the recall election, kevin faulkner was in san francisco, taking a swipe on the governor's stance on crime in the city where newsom was born and where he, too, was once mayor a decade ago. >> people want a governor that understands if we don't have a safe state, we don't have anything. >> reporter: faulkner making his case outside a walgreen's store that was among several closed after years of brazen retail theft. a new poll released by the berkeley institute of government studies today suggest faulkner and other republican hopefuls may be gaining traction in their effort to recall and replace the governor. it found 47% of likely voters now favor recalling newsom while 50% want to keep him in office. the poll of 6,000 likely voters also shows republican broadcaster larry elder leading the way on the gop side with 18%. and faulkner and fellow san diegan john cox at 10%. >> when we look at those numbers, what you're seeing is californians saying we need a change at the top. you're seeing that on the recall. >> reporter: we reached out to the g

i'm harris faulkner. you are in "the faulkner focus". concerns about public health on a crash course now with the first amendment t. biden administration now fact checking what private citizens post on their facebook pages about covid. and flagging misinformation. anything it deems is false. and now going a step further, pushing the platform to censor our posts. >> we are in regular touch with these social media platforms and those engagements typically happen through members of our senior staff but also members of our covid-19 team given doctor conveyed it is a big issue on misinformation on the pandemic. we have done it within the surgeon general's office and flagging problem posts for facebook that spread this information. >> harris: republicans say this is a shocking admission. >> what they are seeking to do is take away your first amendment rights and have a thought police or a language police. we need to realize they're doing away with the first amendment is one of their goals. >> private for-profit corporations can make their own

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the former president got a firsthand look at the crisis in mcallen, texas, overwhelmed by illegal immigrants pouring into america. trump along with texas governor greg abbott and a group of republicans toured unfinished portions of the border wall and met with sheriffs and border agents there. they say president biden's policies are fueling the crisis. >> you have an open, really dangerous border. more dangerous than it's ever been in the history of our country. all biden had to do is go to the beach. if he had done nothing we would have the strongest border we've ever had. >> things have changed to quickly and dramatically under the biden administration it has been disastrous. people of texas has been pleading for us to step up and help restore safety and security in their lives and that's exactly why texas is stepping up and doing a job that is truly the federal government's job. >> harris: republicans are saying trump is the one still meeting on this issue and the biden team is ign

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the cdc now is urging mask wearing in areas where the delta variant is surging and the federal agency also wants our children to mask up again in schools regardless of vaccination status. and then there is the white house in all of this with the president flipping his stance on mandatory vaccines. previously he said it would not be mandatory for federal workers to get the shot. but now -- >> will you require all federal employees to get vaccinated? >> president biden: it's under consideration right now. >> if you're fully vaccinated you no longer get to wear a mask if it was possible that would turn out not to be true. >> we're all dealing with an evolving virus. there is no playbook and no historic precedent. what the american people should feel confident in we'll continue to be guided by science. >> harris: i'm going to need some working slides the next time we see the leadership. show us the science. republicans say the fast-changing rules won't inspire confidence in americans hesi

i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". some of the protestors in cuba were waving american flags. they wanted here is the word, freedom. they are calling for an end to the communist dictatorship and a shortage of basic life necessities. republican congressman byron donalds is noting this glaring contrast. here is what he tweeted. protestors in america burn the u.s. flag, a symbol of freedom, liberty and justice. ideals that every american possesses and ignored. protestors in cuba who fly the american flag and are willing to die for the freedom, liberty and justice that is synonymous with the usa. republican congresswoman nicole malliotakis is the daughter of a cuban immigrant who fled the country after fidel castro came into power. she says this today. >> so far the biden administration has done nothing. we as cuban americans want to see freedom and democracy and we want to see human rights. people in cuba right now are starving. they don't have food. they are marching with the american flag and i think that's a reminder t

our faulkner's depictions of enslaved or fugitive or free african-american problematic in your view. do you agree with steve or anyone want to argue against? yeah, what kind of things the way she bertrands slaves particularly in the family of master john and of baird is kind of as like parts of the family and you portrays them as having a relatively good life. obviously ringo isn't equal to bayard even if he's kind of described as being a little smarter and having a lot of really positive quality. he's still sleeps on the palate under like the master of sons bed. so there's clearly always that that sense of the gap, but at the same time the slaves like genuinely are part of the family and are not we don't see a lot of instances of unequal treatment. so we kind of see that falkner doesn't really sympathize as with the slaves trying to get to freedom because in that sense, they're kind of being like unloyal to the family which is treated them well and we see granny being really frustrated when lou i'm not loose. yeah when loose tries to obtain his freedom because the feeling is kind of

i'm harris faulkner. my guest in focus contributor. it was quite a wind-up. not everybody can hear the bein. we could clearly hear the response from the president. >> his communications team is high fiving each other. like he stays on message and doesn't want to talk about afghanistan. add it all up. joe biden is a trojan horse with a script. his opening, everything he talked about was a progressive liberal spending spree that had nothing to do with covid, nothing to do with jobs. it is just liberal wish list come true. and i can tell you this. if donald duck were the president you would have the same job numbers you have because covid has been defeated. it wasn't because of biden and the jobs plan but americans coming back to work. they're come back to work slower because of the excess unemployment benefits people are getting. add it all up, the way he looked at his notes. the way he had it on the card. read from his script. he is a trojan horse with a script. that's my summary. >> harris: the problem fo

. >> harris: i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". democrats are aiming to ram through a $3.5 trillion budget bill without any republican support and the plan includes go pathways to citizenship for millions of illegal immigrants. spending to address climate change along with expanding medicare and other programs. progressive congresswoman saying this. >> it does look like all five of the priorities we laid out as a progressive caucus will be included in some way in this package. i think this will be a significant down payment on a real investment into our people. but it is not the end. >> harris: it's not the end. did you catch it? republicans are ripping that proposal apart. >> we already spent 1.9 trillion we don't have earlier this year. so if you are the economic advisor to the president you wouldn't say let's spend 3 1/2 trillion and raise taxes. >> it is a lurch toward socialism. >> they will need every democrat to pass. there is not a single republican in the house or senate who will support this level of taxing and spending a

"the faulkner focus" is up next. here is harris. >> harris: news next alert. critics calling vice president kamala harris tone deaf. she ramp >> harris: more than 50 house democrats fled to washington to block a vote on an election reform bill and one said touting their sacrifice in fleeing the state. it included a trip on private planes to the tune of $100,000, staying in $200 a night hotel rooms and a bit of booze. vice president harris chiming in with this. >> i talked about exactly what i believe about the courage and the commitment and the patriotism that you all have evidenced by your actions in addition to your work and your words. and i know what you have done comes with great sacrifice defending the right of the american people to vote is as american as apple pie. >> harris: journalists also celebrating the lawmakers, one tweet can we stop saying fleeing the state as if they are cowards or victims? this was a power move not a weak one. another texas democrats recognize the stakes in this fight and are doing what needs to be done. and texas taxpayers a

governor torino candidate kevin faulkner believes pr 47has d re crime. certain felony defenses as misdemeanors. >> it has been an absolute disaster for california. >> reporter: saying burglars broke into his of business multiple times this year. >> do what it takes to and the senselessness that is keeping our citizens living in fear. >> reporter: the san francisco native supports the newsom recall believing other candidates will be tougher on crime across the state. >> we are cautiously confident that governor newsom will not be recalled. >> reporter: a newly released poll shows that 47% of california voters approved the recall of newsom. >> we will defeat this and we will work hard to do the work people sent us here to do. >> reporter: do you really feel that the california voters that show up will recall governor newsom? >> i do. we are seeing this anger and frustration from across the board in california and the entire political spectrum. >> i think it got to the required signatures because there was a long extension. it might be good for california t

. >> reporter: former san diego mayor kevin faulkner stumping in san francisco today to highlight what he calls the governor's failed policy on crime. >> californians are angry, ia k governor who will stand up to them for a safe neighborhood. >> reporter: he stood in front of a convenience store that stood shuttered from other thefts. the new berkeley institute of government studies poll released today shows 47% of likely voters now favor recalling newsom while 50% want to keep him in office. the poll of more than 6,000 likely voters also shows republican broadcaster larry elder leading the way on the gop side with 18%. and faulkner and fellow san diego john cox at 10%. >> i'm very excited about where we are in this process in terms of getting my message out. >> reporter: meanwhile election officers are preparing for the recall. a san francisco elections official tells us that military overseas getting ballots should go out on monday, and everyone else should get ballots for recall. >>> governor newsom spent his day on state wide universal health care. today he joined a fresno health c

today in cities across the country, good morning to you, this is "the faulkner focus," i am jillian faulkner in for harris today, authorities say that a police officer was shot near a courthouse, what happened is a suspected gunman now in the hospital, the officer who is killed, a 30-year veteran of the terre haute police department, happened just hours after an officer in chicago with federal agents were shot and wounded while working undercover. president biden had a short meeting with lori lightfoot yesterday, the white house says that she push the president for more federal health clinic help to combat gun violence, but in her city two more people were killed and 19 injured, that's fresh on the heels of chicago's most violent week of the year, that have been over july 4th when more than 100 people were shot. one antiviolence activists says that the city's current billing under the strain. >> mayor lightfoot has a dismal track record in an area of reducing gun violence in chicago, so why would the president meet with her. i would not even speak about it if she would stop saying s

i'm harris "the faulkner focus" and you are in "the faulkner focus". white house chief medical advisor anthony fauci says it's time for everybody to mask up indoors. some cities are making it mandatory. >> do you think masks should be brought back for vaccinated americans? >> this is under active consideration. you are in a situation where we have a lot of dynamics of infection so even if you are vaccinated, you should wear a max. >> harris: here is an example starting today. the nation's eighth largest city, st. louis, missouri, is following the lead of los angeles requiring masks for everyone over the age of 5 in indoor public places, even if you are older and been vaccinated. city leaders have a fight on their hands. missouri's attorney general announced he is going to sue over that mask mandate. >> they are doing this under the guise of public safety. it is about control and people have had enough. this is anti-science if you ask me. it will discourage people to be vaccinated and have the opposite effect because to have this sort of mask mandate fo

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"the faulkner focus" is up next. >> harris: fox news alert. republicans are hitting back at tvate jets to washington, d.c. they're staying out of texas to block republicans from passing new voting bills. republicans say the legislation would enhance election security. democrats claim it will suppress the vote. vice president kamala harris is praising those texas democrats. >> i applaud those standing for the right of all americans and all texans to express their voice through their vote unencumbered. i will say that they are leaders who are marching in the past that so many others before did when they fought and many died for our right to vote. i do believe that fighting for the right to vote is as american as apple pie. >> harris: texas governor greg abbott has this warning. >> it is not the way texans do things. i will continue calling special session after special session because over time it is going to continue until they step up to vote. once they step back into the state of texas they will be arrested and brought to the texas capitol an

good morning, this is "the faulkner focus," i am gillian turner. brand-new numbers are in off this bloodshed, 100 people were shot in chicago over the weekend over the course of 72 hours and this includes two active duty police officers. 18 of those americans shot died, we are also learning that four children were among the injured over the past few days with a total of a hundred 94 children so far have been shot in the city, in 2021 alone. he is warning police are not even being given the support they need to try and curtail this mayhem. take a listen. >> there is nobody backing them. all these different parts, the first ones if something goes the wrong way. 6,000 people shot in the last 18 months, this is a war zone. the officers can't be held accountable for everything that happens. >> gillian: mike tobin is on the ground and he joins us now. >> there is no shortage of bloodshed, chicago saw a high of that. young people swarmed downtown, they shot off fireworks, one police officer was injured when he was hit in the year with a bottle rocket. 61

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i'm kayleigh mcenany in here today, my cohost harris faulkner along with emily compagno, morgan ortagus and in the center virtual seat, david avella, welcome, everyone. texas state democrat lawmakers in a sense-deleted tweet posted this picture of her and other democrats on a bus as they skipped town in a move to a single election reform legislation. another democratic lawmaker also getting ripped for mentioning their "sacrifice" as this picture shows the group traveling with a case of beer. it was miller lite. 50 or so lawmakers boarded two charter just jets for washington and the second attempt to block those voting bills to pay they are seen smiling on one of the planes without wearing masks. one of the texas democrats who fled said this outside the u.s. capitol today. >> we were quite literally forced to move and leave the state of texas. we also know that we are living right now on borrowed time in texas. and we can't stay here indefinitely to run out the clock, to stop republican anti-voter bills. that's why we need congress to act now and pass the for the people asked. >> kayleig

this is "the faulkner focus." utter chaos as a "new york post" op-ed warning that migrants are just getting worse by the day. some border agents are so overwhelmed that they are simply unable to process the number of migrants they are placing under arrest. now it to federal whistle-blowers are saying they were ordered to downplay a covid outbreak among migrant children, and i'm talking hundreds of children at a facility in fort bliss, texas. former acting dhs secretary todd wolf. >> a facility that you're talking about, the press has never been allowed in there so you've never been able to see exactly what's going on. instead of the fact that you are trying to hide or downplay numbers is not surprising to me about what is surprising is that other media outlets and other journalists are not covering this issue. you go back to 2018 and 2019 when we had a crisis along the border, and we left them in the facility to so that we could understand what was going on. >> julie: a texas border town warning, and it that's tex

this is the "faulkner focus," i am gillian turner in for harris today. the white house facing pushback over plans to have volunteers go door-to-door around the country to urge americans to get vaccinated. this comes amid concerns they have about hesitancy in certain states. republican lawmakers here in washington say this move is an invasion of privacy and an infringement on civil liberties. it was on arizona congressman andy biggs tweeting today it's none of the government's business knowing who has or hasn't been vaccinated but hhs secretary hit back with this. listen. >> we should point out that the federal government has spent trillions of dollars to try to keep americans alive during this pandemic so it is the government's business continuing to spend money to try to keep people from contracting covid in helping reopen the economy. >> so now making moves hand in glove at the white house to clarify those remarks. jacqui heinrich joins us from 1600 pennsylvania avenue with the fallout in the strategy going forward on this. >> really trying to correct

that gives the governor a total of five republican challengers including john cox, kevin faulkner, kay lynn jenner and doug osie. >>> recent wildfires and drought conditions are plaguing california river just leaders in the north bay are looking to ways to revive the famed russian river. the county will work with more than 20 organizations to help solve environmental challenges threatening the river. county leaders will hold meetings looking for research and input from residents. >>> we want access to the waterways when the temperatures are so darn hot and expect them to get warmer this weekend. right, kari? >> we have one last day of some of the nice weather that we have enjoyed from the past few days. looking at the temperatures in dublin as you get ready to head out for work it is all good and right now in the mid-50s. will see clouds linger and then starting with clouds keeps the temperatures from heating up quickly. we have some upper 60s for oakland. low to mid-80s for the east bay and south bay and upper 70s in san jose but 87 today in morgan hill and santa rosa and napa reachin

. >>> kevin faulkner says california needs to approach worsening wildfires with what he calls war footing. he said he created a new state department to deal with wildfire prevention, and to declare a state of emergency on his first day in office. today he released a wildfire plan that would streamline regulations around hearing did trees and vegetation. he's one of several republicans running against gavin newsom in the september recall. >>> in san francisco, a decision just came down in the past hour. and strict drought mandates are coming to one south bay city and residents could face fines. plus and in battle develop at gets the green light, but there is a catch, there is no water source. it is all coming up this evening. >>> why it might not be the best time to take your car in for a tuneup. >> and later tonight on the news, he made history with his rocket plane and lived to tell about it. >> sir richard what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate ch

i'm here as faulkner and you ar in the faulkner focus. take a look at the video out of los angeles. two brazen shoplifters out at t.j. maxx, walking out with arm full of merchandise. one even carrying a massive ful bag stuffed, strolling right past the store clerks, as law and order appears to be flippin away. in la police sergeant saying they don't even run out, they walk out. and so that is sending a message , that we the criminals are winning very just last week of rite aid employee in los angeles shot and killed for confronting to shoplifters. california seeing an uptick in retail and grocery store thefts in recent months. now california governor newsom has announced efforts suddenly to crackdown. >> we've all seen the images of people rushing in and i'll highlight just one of them at macy's, you see them all across the state of california. these organized efforts and the are organized disproportionate efforts. we want to go after those. >> live in la, critics say this is the fault of his policy, but now he's got a new policy? >> governor newsom wants to pla the blame game, he's

i'm harris faulkner. here today, my cohost, emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. i missed you guys! and host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy herself. i always miss you, we should grab a moscow mule paid in the virtual center seat, will cain, cohost of "fox & friends weekend." watched you, but still missed you, too. president biden set to meet community leaders and law enforcement officials in an hour as the crime is surging and showing no signs of slowing down across the country. at least 40 people were shot just this past weekend in chicago. 11 of them died. in new york city, 19 people reportedly shot. two of the victims, who died, included a 13-year-old boy, and what police are calling a gang related shooting outside of a bronx restaurant. former house oversight chair jason chaffetz just told me a little while ago on "the faulkner focus" this. >> if we want the crime rate to go down, let's prosecute less people. that's not the formula for success. people know whether or not their streets are safe, and right now in chicago, los angeles, new york, baltimore, the big democratic

talk show host john cox, the businessman who ran for governor, of course, last time around kevin faulknerthe former san diego mayor, kevin kiley, the assemblyman who is on the issue is on our set this week and also dug oc, the former congressman. they're all going to be at the nixon library. i'm gonna be one of the moderators hugh hewitt, who is the radio talk show host and the president nixon foundation will be one of the moderators as well. and he talked about some of what at stake. listen to this. really think you can pull this and i told all my beltway buddies, but if they think governor newsom has this locked up, they're absolutely wrong. as you and i both know it's all about a turnout model that no one can predict. and therefore, if you can't predict the turnout model larry elder could be had by 30 points he might be behind by 10 governor initial can be upside down are right side up. i think the debate that that we will be hosting on the fourth is going to be a have a dramatic effect on people's impressions,se who t well on the key issues, which you cover weekend and week out every

we did not defund the police. >> and i was proud that we stand up and we do the right thing. >> faulkner also said he does not support a statewide mask mandate to the recall election is set for september 14th and support for recalling the governor is growing a new poll by u c berkeley in the la times found that 47% of likely voters want to recall the governor while half want to keep them. the difference falls within the margin of error making it a statistical tie. the poll echoing results from an emerson college. and next, our poll released last week which also showed recall support is growing the berkeley poll also found that the last minute candidate conservative radio host larry elder is leading all challengers with 18% of the vote. but a majority 40% are still undecided. undocumented californians aged 50 and older will be able to afford health care starting next year. that's because of a new law. governor newsom signed today allowing undocumented residents to receive extended care through medical state. health officials say almost 200,000 undocumented people have been account benefit

it may be a good fit for them to back somebody, one candidate in particular, maybe it is faulkner, to try and take on the primary. that is an important point that voters have not touched on yet, if governor newsome comes out of the recall as a winner and is not recalled, he is still our governor. he has to turn right around and start campaigning for the primary next year. >> i am glad you mentioned this. as implications going forward, of course we will continue to follow this recall effort at all of the details unfold themselves. darry sragow, political strategists, is always a pleasure . thank you for joining us. >>> lots of people, moving on, will be partying on beaches th weenso s an incr garbage left behind. the question is, who cleaned it up and what is the impact? that >>> the beach is a popular place for the fourth of july, but with parties of course comes trash. we have seen how some people who aren't very responsible, especially after drinking means a lot of garbage left behind. joining us now to talk about the growing amount of pollution on our beaches is dr. chad nelson, dr

republicans such as coven faulkner and caitlin jenner, who have been critical of the governor's handling of the pandemic, have thrown their hats into the race. but what's te mpared to 2003, when governor davis was recalled, there isn't a prominent democrat challenging newsom. >> my money is on newsom to prevail here. it would be career suicide for another democrat to join this effort. >> yeah, i think you just answered this next question. we know about the republican challengers, but are there any serious democratic challengers? >> reporter: there have been a couple democratic challengers that have expressed some interest. tom stier and a former mayor of los angeles, but like donna crane just said, they really haven't gone forward wit. and most likely it's because of that 2003 election and how that turned out. liz? >> all right, andrea, thank you. >>> take a live look over at alameda county, where shoppers are paying more with every single purchase. as of today, the county has the highest sales tax in the state. 10.25%. and in six of its cities, it's even higher than that, nearly 11%. no

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today in cities across the country, good morning to you, this is "the faulkner focus," i am jillian that a police officer was shot near a courthouse, what happened is a suspected gunman now in the hospital, the officer who is killed, a 30-year veteran of the terre haute police department, happened just hours after an officer in

newsom's republican opponents like kevin faulkner and john are already released statement saying they're ready made a stop in sacramento thursday. i'm ready to go. >> i think people will see what's going and it will backfire on him. >> and that was our ashley zavala reporting for us tonight. one of the republican candidates running in the recall election of governor newsome made stop by the state capitol in his first trip to sacramento this year. john, if you remember, he brought up live bear this time. as you can see behind me there a big ball of trash. here's his explanation for today's prop. >> just garbage. everywhere. this is the last of all of the problem. you know, cities have been turned in the trash piles start this. >> lost the 2018 gubernatorial election to governor newsome alongside the ball of trash he promises to solve california's homelessness problem fellows have been a candidate, caitlyn jenner sat down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with inside california politics, which of course is a weekly kron 4 program. >> yeah. she been fending off criticism that she's not

we'll see you at 3:00. >> harris: i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus".blican support and the plan includes go pathways to citizenship for millions of illegal immigrants. spending to address climate change along with expa

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faulkner says his campaign was told that title was under dispute because of the word retired. he claims existing regulations do not prohibit meanwhile, another candidate youtube star and financial analyst kevin paffrath also known as meet. kevin says he's suing the secretary of state's office because the secretary will not allow him to be listed simply as meet kevin. >> some of the people behind the recall of governor newsome held a rally in san francisco today. members of rescue california. we're joined by family members of murder victims. the group says it is working to create a safer california. marc klass was there. his daughter polly was kidnapped and murdered in the bay area and the 90's classes, particularly upset with newsom's death penalty moratorium which he says gave life to his daughter's killer. he says the newsom administration has ushered in an era where criminals are not being held accountable. >> the reason that i'm here, the reason that harriet are the reason that we're all here is because we've really had enough. it's come down to either us or them. and so f

newsom's republican opponents like kevin faulkner and john are already released statement saying they'ready made a stop in sacramento thursday. i'm ready to go. >> i think people will see what's going and it will backfire on him. >> now it's off to the races for candidates hoping to replace newsome. they have about 2 weeks to file official paperwork to run. meanwhile, voters will see those ballots sometime in august. but exactly one is to be determined at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> gubernatorial candidate caitlyn jenner is talking about california's homeless crisis. see set down with this week for an exclusive one-on-one interview with inside california politics. well, moyes catherine heenan is here with details on that the 71 year-old republican has not managed to gain much traction in the recall race. one recent poll says only 6% of voters are willing to support her. a frequent criticism. she has not detailed or fully thought through. >> her policy proposals. here's part of the conversation with inside california politics when she was asked about homelessness. >>

can the faulkner says governor newsom has not been tough enough on crime. he says his experience as mayor of san diego should prove to voters that he can do better. >> gavin newsom has failed this great city and he's failing our great state and i'm proud again that we were voted the safest big city in america. i was i was proud that we did not defund the police. >> and i was proud that we stand up and we do the right thing. >> also said he does not support a statewide mask mandate. the recall election is set for 14th. undocumented californians aged 50 and older were have access to cheaper health care starting next year. that's because of a new law. governor newsome sign allowing undocumented residents to receive extended care through medicare out state health officials say nearly 200,000 undocumented people will have medical benefits within 5 years. in the south bay crews were out all night, making sure a grass fire did not reignite there. it started burning in milpitas and jumped over coyote creek in a san jose prompting a shelter-in-place order kron four'

the secretary of state, says the issue is with the word retired, but faulkner says not using the title is leaving out information for voters. also conservative talk show host larry elder says he may sue to get his name on the ballot for the recall election, state officials say elder failed to submit his tax returns, but elder disputes that claim a big waiting for the a's tonight at the coliseum, and the team is hoping to get even a victory tomorrow at city hall, if not the future of the a's in oakland. maybe no more down the road. both the city and the team agreed that they are still far apart on a deal for a new ballpark. ktvu deborah villalon live for us tonight. there at the calls. see him on this. the eve of the big vote, deb? yeah mike. the aids did win tonight against the angels. but fans, we talked to agree. the bigger showdown is the one at oakland city council tomorrow morning. we want. to fans cheer for their team and a way for the a's and oakland to meet in the middle. i get it to business at the end of the day, but the same time i feel like the games are going to be nothing

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that gives the governor a total of five republican challengers including john cox, kevin faulkner, caitlynner and doug osie. the recall election is september for september 14th. >>> affordable housing in the bay, the santa clara county housing authority is in phase one of the development. the group looking to create more than 600 residences in san jose and creates homes in two lots in the same area on 14th street and senior apartments on north 15th street. the housing authority says they hope to next year. >>> recent wildfires and drought conditions are plaguing california rivers and now leaders in the north bay are looking to ways to revive the famed russian river. the county will work with more than 20 organizations to help solve environmental challenges threatening the river. over the next few months county leaders will hold meetings looking for research and enput from people that live around there and use the river, as well >>> now a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. we know you're tracking heat. you say we have nice days head. >> we will have today to enjoy. a few deg

"the faulkner focus" is up next. >> harris: fox news alert. washington, d.c. they're staying out of texas to block republicans from passing new voting bills. republicans say the legislation would enhance election security. democrats claim it will suppress the vote. vice president kamala harris is praising those texas

"the faulkner focus" is up next. here is harris. >> harris: news next alert.se democrats fled to washington to block a vote on an election reform bill and one said touting their sacrifice in fleeing the state. it included a trip on private planes to the tune of $100,000, staying in $200 a night hotel

good morning, this is "the faulkner focus," i am gillian turner. weekend over the course of 72 hours and this includes two active duty police officers. 18 of those