is here he wants to be the next governor of california he is leading the race to replace governor gavin newsom here's a look at where markets ended with the new record highs and the strong earnings report and the fed's decision to keep rates near 0 but inflation leading large, mark masten joins me right now, great to see you, let's start there with the delta variant markets are a little concern even though we climb higher, what are your thoughts. >> obviously i'm not a doctor i can't speak to that because what we have going on but what i can say any further lockdowns, any further mandates any further destruction by shutting businesses down will be destructively look at the fortune 500 stocks in mainly the tech stocks but over 45% of all of our businesses are small businesses and when you have lockdowns, shut out these are the businesses that get decimated it will help for the best there is depression, anxiety, stress, out we go back to lockdown and it'll be painful for a lot of people. jackie: investor should keep this on the reader we will continue to watch and see how it progresses yo

we have gavin newsom bribing people, you have gavin newsom of the hypocrite, you have gavin newsom changingto get the bait earlier before the wildfires in the brownouts, and the state is a hard blue state. question one is a hard one and that's the recall vote. we get to question two? >> as leo pointed out to .2 people sign the petition and many of them were democrats and many were independents. i will tell you something else.a we have private ballots so you can go into the privacy of yourv mail-in ballots or your voting booth and close the curtain and vote for republican. you don't have to tell your friends, you can be an independent or democrat. he liked the crime, he liked tht homelessness? you like the gun people have to leave the state? if you are not happy o about tht go to elect elder.com. let's get this guy out and get some common sense in sacramento. >> sean: our last word about here he and meghan coming next. good luck larry. .. ♪ ♪ >> sean: villains of the day, prince harry and meghan are back, a whopping $695 by an environmental charity for their "enlightened decision" to limit t

gavin newsom needs to be recalled, larry elder is the best candidate to replace gavin newsom.e issues of homelessness, education, school choice, in lemonade and regulations, it's not even close and i think that larry elder is the best candidate. >> sean: larry -- i think the hardest part of the recall though is that you've got gavin newsom bribing people, gavin newsom the hypocrite, you've got gavin newsom changing, trying to get the date early before the wildfires and the brownouts and the state is a hard blue state. question one is a hard one. that's the recall vote. will we get to question two? >> i think so. as leo pointed out, 2.2 million people signed the position and recalled this guy and many of them are democrats, many of them are independents, the very people who voted for him two years ago. i'll tell you something else, we have private ballots' you can go into the privacy of your mail-in ballot or your voting booth and close the curtains and vote for a republican -- you don't have the tell your friends. you can be an independent and democrat. you like the crime come

i _ gavin williamson? i believe it is. we are really please. i think- gavin williamson?really please. i think it was before collects nationally that we are delighted at the prospect of no longer having to manage what has been to disruptive academic years —— i think i speakfor been to disruptive academic years —— i think i speak for collects nationally. with teachers being able to support students in the way to which we are custom, being able to move about the classroom, offer close personal individual support, advice and guidance, and in the case of cases of covid, to no longer have to place significant disruption on large numbers of students, having to self—isolate. i would say, yes, it is the right decision at this time and we look forward to be able to begin a new academic year without disruption, which is why if i'm able to say i'm slightly concerned about the proposals, following the secretary of state's and is meant, that schools will be required to mass test once again there who student body within three to five days upon return. the sizing of an implications for

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how should gavin newsom be covered?ers, you should ask the question what scientific argument does newsom have for saying that kids should be wearing masks outside for children because the cdc would even say that that's not necessary. but then you look at the numbers. if we are looking at a scoreboard, tammy, right? california's unemployment, 7.7%. that's one of the highest rates in the nation. florida, if you are looking for a comparison, is just 5%. okay? now, california, when you look at the high taxes, skyrocketing violent crime. skyrocketing homelessness, has also seen a mass exodus, tammy, 6 million people fled your state last decade that trend has accelerated this year. >> tammy: that included me. thanks included you, tammy. >> tammy: i went from flame to flame and moving to new york. that made no sense at all. but, in the meantime, in the meantime, johnny, recall seems to have taken a little bit of a shift. the recall against gavin newsom. everyone was thinking oh he is going to get by. he is going to be find. th

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 think the big numbers, 53% of people. number of people who have no idea what they're going to do. and i think a the vast majority that are probably democrats who really don't even want to have to have a choice going forward. >> how does someone break through the we know 53% still a very large number. what does someone have to do in order to get those undecideds into their camp. >> well, the first thing has to happen is that they have to recall the governor this to see this to dan to step election year ballot. the first will be should governor gavin newsom be recalled. yes or no. and the odd thing about a recall election is the governor gavin lose by 2 and get 49.9 9% of the vote and but if he gets, but if it. but if he loses the recall, the yes or no vote. then it goes to whoever wins the most votes majority could b

gavin, i mean i know the word "backstop" probably brings you out in a rash!you think when you heard that little excerpt? well, it's nonsense. there were a few of the details - to be tied down, but the government is trying to pretend that it didn't realise when it signed up- to the protocol that it was going to mean checks when goods - were moving from great britain to northern ireland. _ it is total nonsense. if they had read the explanatory note for the bill they published, j it said very clearly in there. i heard one government minister on the broadcast this morning i saying they didn't know - there were going to be all these problems and this was never designed to last forever. - well, both of those things are untrue. i lots of people told them - there would be these problems and the main change that boris made from theresa's deal is she had, - as you said, a backstop, an insurance policy, - in case the main deal wasn't ready in time. j whereas this is a front stop. it's going to last forever, _ unless the northern ireland assembly ever votes to remove dem

lucky for gavin he has some deep-pocketed friends. where could they be?ley for perhaps? and of course the entertainment industry. where netflix's reed hastings has given him a whopping $3 million. but there is a new intern in the influence peddling race, the teachers unions. thankful for their year and a half out of the classroom which newsom granted them they are now opening their checkbooks. in the past two days alone the teachers unions have dropped a whopping $2 million into the newsom's coffers. here now is a keen observer harmeet dhillon, ceo of the center for american liberty which has had a huge wins against newsom and these draconian orders of his. now this isn't just the teachers union paying newsom back for all of his help, it's a down payment on what could be another year out of the classroom. no? >> absolutely. the kind of rhetoric that you've been hearing out of the teachers union is it's never going to be safe to go back into the classroom until covid is over and eradicated. and we might simply have to reduce the risk to an acceptable amoun

alicia, how do you explain the deterioration in gavin newsom's standing? a lot of progressive democratic policies that had been brewing for actually probably decades and are now really wreaking havoc across the state. you can see it in the rising homelessness. you know, crime rates -- homicides were up 31% last year. you also see it in the lockdowns. small businesses destroyed. california has the third highest unemployment rate in the country. also, you know, deteriorating as they mentioned deteriorating schools. a lot of young parents are really upset about that. you see that in that he's actually under water among the 18 to 39 demographic, which should be his core base of support. >> paul: so when you say that he's the fall guy for progressive policies, you mean, that the dominant party in california for years, and i mean, in sacramento, in particular, has been the democratic party. republicans are outnumbered something like 2 to 1 in voters in the states. these policies are now having an effect that the voters are looking at it and saying hmmm i don't r

explain for all those parents out there what has gavin williamson said? a national siuh of williamson said? there is a national sigh of relief — williamson said? there is a national sigh of relief as _ williamson said? there is a national sigh of relief as far _ williamson said? there is a national sigh of relief as far as _ williamson said? there is a national sigh of relief as far as england - williamson said? there is a national sigh of relief as far as england is - sigh of relief as far as england is concerned notjust for parents, but for guardians. until now, what has been happening is that children have been happening is that children have been kept in what gavin williamson has described as consistent groupings, orwe might has described as consistent groupings, or we might know them as bubbles. he said it was necessary as fewer adults were vaccinated, but praising the progress of the vaccination programme. we are saying thatis vaccination programme. we are saying that is no longer going to be necessary. the health secretary said that from the 16th o

governor gavin newsome responding to recent polls showing a growing number of voters are leaning in an unfavorable direction for him now weeks before his recall election. a new berkeley igs and la times poll released tuesday showed 47% of likely voters would vote yes to recall the governor with 50% saying they would keep him in office. 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

oh wow and gavin newsom should be nervous. i'm gonna take this job.arry elder announcing he's running for california governor. so what's his platform? what? picturing then this is what recovery looks like. this is what it means to build back better. an exclusive one on one with the u. s secretary of education at a mentorship event in hollywood. poignant issue is starts right now broadcasting across california, california's only statewide political show. you're watching the issue is galatea ambition, stupid question like that know their journals, of course, a human being. that was larry elder on our show debating hasan piker. larry has been well known to millions as a conservative commentator for decades. but now for the first time, he's a candidate himself. hell so i am hereby announcing that i am running for governor of california recall election to be that's larry on his syndicated radio show, announcing his run for california governor as a republican larry elder joins us now, larry. welcome back to the issue is alex. thank you so much for having me

california voters were asked this question which candidate would you vote for to replace governor gavinsom. if he is recalled, those who have made up their minds largely favor elder bringing 16% of the vote. >> businessman. john and former san diego mayor kevin faulconer each brought in about 6% of the vote. the next highest for any candidate followed closely by a state assembly member. kevin kiley and reality star caitlyn jenner each. with 4%. well, there has a strong lead to replace governor newsom. if he is recalled the still anyone's race. >> that number in the bottom corner leaves a lot of hope for the other names on the ballot because 53% of people polled still have not made up their minds. well, as just about 2 months and tell the recall election candidates are continuing on with their campaigns. >> but as kron 4 s alex on welcome shows us the strategists, some gubernatorial hopefuls are using may not be working in their favor. >> from a big grizzly bear to a big ball of trash. john cox's out fundraising the field of candidates raising nearly 8 million dollars. but more than 7 mi

the whole thing is gavin's to lose.den state. that is the memo. remember when governor newsom got busted at a mask of dinner party at the french laundry restaurant or the height of the pandemic? seems he finally learned his lesson, sort of. today the governor reportedly yanked his kids from summer camp after photos appeared of his son playing indoors which is what all kids should be doing the summer good job. punish the kids just like you did everybody else in the state. will voters see past his lame attempts at leadership? the man panel is backed so guy i will start with you. these numbers have to be a little bit concerning for the governor. because for a while it looked like he had a double-digit lead over the recall effort in terms of californians not wanting to toss him out. but that has changed and now throwing him out there within three percentage points of having a majority of voters saying he should be tossed. >> yes and among the most motivated the likeliest to turn out the race is closest. people who are reall

. >> california governor gavin newsome signing the organized retail crime task force legislation sendsl that help is on the way for bay area retailers overwhelmed by shoplifters. >> also, would you like to see the chp task force is up and running here in san francisco. now, yesterday. that sense of urgency is coming from the president of the san francisco chamber of commerce rodney phone. >> he says the chamber has been active on the state level lobbying for safer streets as the city recovers economically from the pandemic for. >> san francisco to fully recover nconomically. one 3rd of san francisco's economy is tourism based. and so it's so important we build that consumer confidence and also the confidence of business owners and shop keepers employees to feel safe going back, going to work the setting for that counter subjecting themselves potentially to harm and we want to make sure that that that that is removed. we were the sponsors of the so we brought the bill forward, although the california highway patrol will be the lead agency for the organized retail theft task force. the p

i think at the end of the day gavin newsom is going to be wounded.e a presidential contender and you're going to end up having a political career that looks like ashes. kennedy: there are a lot of things working against him. he cannot blame everything on climate change. he cannot say climate change is causing the while fires and he cannot say homelessness is a federal problem when has been growing and ballooning under aspect of his leadership from when he was mayor of san francisco. i think the numbers are going to close up even more sean themea. >> absolutely. i laugh when they said the recall is an illegitimate power grab. this is the same guy that illegitimately shut down the state, made it illegal for working californians to put food on the table, shredded the constitution. and then went and broke all of their own rules. people do not like people who lack integrity with a democrat, republican, independent, green party whatever. i say let's get the recall a go. let's have the voters show them what they want in california which is someone who can s

sobre política vea usted continúan los esfuerzos para la destitución del gobernador de california, gavin de san francisco con una conferencia de prensa afuera del edificio después de conocer los 41 candidatos que se van a medir con él en la votación especial candidatos como este han reclamado que su nombre no está en la lista, bueno california quiere hacer frente a la indigencia tenemos más información sobre los planes del gobernador de california, gavin newsom, con este aplauso firmó el proyecto de ley de 6 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a los indigentes porque hay 180 mil personas sin hogar y 66 mil en el condado de los Ángeles >>> no hay un lugar donde pase y no vea uno >>> duermen en calles parques o estacionamientos vacíos gracias al presupuesto estatal se van a poder usar fondos para estos programas ella trabajó en el año pasado en estos fondos >>> es necesario que les pongan más atención y vean dónde está este programa grande porque no solamente es en los Ángeles en el valle de san fernando ahora cualquiera pone su carpa >>> esto debido al monto gigante y el gobernador de cal

california governor gavin miesome faces -- gavin newsom faces a recall election september 14th. we'll tell you what the tipping point was for voters. democrats, republicans and independents a alike, they're saying the a same thing. also look at this, the biden administration now threatens sanctions on 17 countries over human trafficking when that is exploding at the u.s. border. and for the first time, texas sheriffs and i.c.e. officers suing the president, suing the biden administration for violating federal law by tying the hands of u.s., restricting arrests of criminal illegal aliens now pouring over the border. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit," it starts right now. ♪♪ elizabeth: look at this, jobs did rebound in june, 850,000 added. look at the nasdaq, look at the s&p 500 soaring to record highs. let's bring back author of the capitalist comeback, former cke restaurant ceo, former labor secretary nominee andy puzder. andy, we are paying for the v-shaped recovery. why do we still need massive government spending? >> we don't need it. in fact,

gavin newsom is administration is a train wreck.people in california and said crime was on the decline. i don't think the barbara boxer and people living in california believe crime is on the decline. then he had the audacity to compare people who may have a medical reason not to get vaccinated to drunk driving. the analogy doesn't make sense. he is an elitist and his son doesn't follow the rules of wearing the mask. he lied on television again about his kids having online training, they were private schools. the guy is elitist, his administration is a train wreck and larry resonates with the everyday border. >> sean: this would be a political earthquake. more "hannity" after the break. unfortunately, that is all the time we have left this evening carried we hope you'll set your dvr. it simple to dewberry never missed an episode. we will always be independent and we will never be that media mob radio get news here you won't get anywhere elsberry did in the meantime, i have good news because let not your heart be troubled, laura ingr

at a time when water used typically rises during the summer, but because of the drought, governor gavin newsome is asking all of us to reduce their water consumption by 15%. >> kron 4 sleep to go reports from the east bay with some tips on how to save. >> on average. the east bay municipal utility district says single-family customers use about 250 gallons of water per day. that number can vary based on where you and the size of your lot. but if you can soon 250 gallons of water on a daily basis. a 15% reduction amounts to 37 and a half gallons of water that includes water use for indoors like, you know, flushing toilets, washing hands showering. >> as well as outdoor water use a good place to start is the toilet older models can use up to 5 gallons per flush newer high efficiency toilets use about 1.2 gallons per flush by installing a high efficiency toilet. the state says a household can save 19 gallons per person each day. if there are multiple people in your home. you can achieve the 15% goal by upgrading the toilet alone keeping showers under 5 minutes could save 12 and a half gall

her coming to california helped gavin newsom is a death sentence for gavin newsom.in this state. everything she touches turns to poison. look at her trip down to the southern border. she avoided the southern border. brian, she is the worst vice president ever. >> brian: right. i think she really wants to criminalize-she wants to criminalize crime and she also is trying to bail out rioters during the blm riots. leo terrell, thanks so much. >> thank you, brian, appreciate it. >> brian: truth about california. meanwhile as dr. fauci continues to dance around whether or not to use the u.s. funded gain of function research in wuhan lab, a resurfaced video i'm about to share with you yep from 2018 is kind of damaging to his defense. in this clip he announces that funding for the gain of function research is back on. >> nih lifts funding on gain of function research. so let me explain this a little because whenever this comes out, there is always the pushing back and forth from the press. so, like nih now is going to do dangerous research. no, as a matter of fact, it's exa

. >> california governor gavin newsome signing the organized retail crime task force legislation sends a signal that help is on the way for bay area retailers overwhelmed by shoplifters. >> also, would you like to see the chp task force is up and running here in san francisco. now, yesterday. that sense of urgency is coming from the president of the san francisco chamber of commerce rodney phone. >> he says the chamber has been active on the state level lobbying for safer streets as the city recovers economically from the pandemic for. >> san francisco to fully recover economically. one 3rd of san francisco's economy is tourism based. and so it's so important we build that consumer confidence and also the confidence of business owners and shop keepers employees to feel safe going back, going to work the setting for that counter subject themselves potentially to harm and we want to make sure that that that that is removed. we were the sponsors of the bill. so we brought the bill forward, although the california highway patrol will be the lead agency for the organized retail theft task f

historia >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> ♪ [música] ♪ >> (música) >>> ahora en telemundo 98 el gobernador gavin newsome empleados estatales y de salud tendrá que vacunarse para seguir laborando >>> del cutre caso de covid-19 estados unidos mantendrá vigente las restricciones para viajar al extranjero le decimos cuáles son, comenzamos. este es tu noticiero telemundo 48 >>> el gobernador de california gavin newsom visitó el área de la bahía para anunciar el nuevo esfuerzo para evitar más contagios. se trata de una medida única en el país que implementaráen todas las dependencias del gobierno y en instalaciones de programas a la salud a nivel estatal vamos con sandra bermúdez quien nos tiene más detalles >>> buenas tardes, la noticia de este nuevo sistema de verificación de vacunas siga justo cuando enestados unidos la variante que está dominando es esbelta y precisamente la mayoría de las personas que se están infectando no están vacunadas >>> el estado de california se convirtió hoy en la primera entidad del país en hacer obligatorio que sus empleados se vacuna y que demuestren que lo hicieron de no se

yes gavin newsom has been decline of california accelerated under his raoul gavin newsom only interestedeeping position not interested in people every time you turn around doing it for special interests we have to keep pressure on him in recall election keep pressure, and we have to remind people, and you know i feel like the people that are really -- get him out of office, parents mothers kids, this is the reason for the recall because he has done such a terrible job in shutting our schools down for the last year, we can't let him forget it he is going to come up with everything, he is going to come up with programs i even call it raul recall rebate sending taxpayer money in state of california their money back out distribute to people for votes, basically. jeanine: still ahead a lot more might have interview with caitlyn jenner what she thinks needs to be done about crime spiraling out of control in california, plus will she support donald trump if he runs in 2024? her answer to that and much more in a moment. . shooting outside national baseball park washington, d.c., left three peopl

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new polling points to big trouble for california governor gavin newsom. hypocrisy. wait until you see why this time. it involves family now. plus this. >> we don't know how many illegal aliens have it. we know they aren't tested. we know they are poor and coming from poor countries that they don't have access to vaccines. maybe that's the problem. >> harris: it is a problem. this new report is raising an alarm on covid-positive migrants being able to exit quarantine and move about the country. texas police say they can't stop them. former utah senator jason chaffetz is here next. before it? prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. take the prilosec otc two-week challenge. and see the difference for yourself. prilosec otc, 1 pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. ♪ someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes w

kylie has been a vocal critic of governor gavin newsome specifically his handling of the pandemic and the current state of emergency. he says corruption at the state level is the reason californians sacrifice the most with the lease return. >> this is going to be among the most next. you know, 70 days that we've had. in california history. and we really can address the issue had all of why is california the family. why is our state declining? why is the state where everyone used to be. the state where anyone can get ahead. the state that so many people now can't wait to leave behind. why do we pay the highest taxes get drive over the defense potholes. why did we have the worst and yet out among the worst public health outcomes. in short. why do we sacrifice the most as california citizen is and you get at least in return. and the answer i know from my 5 years in the legislature is political corruption. we have a state government that simply doesn't serve the people of

recall and trying to focus on doing his job, including cleaning up the state of california governor gavin newsom and l. a mayor eric garcetti. pick up trash near downtown l. a. california recently allocated $1.1 billion in state funds to clean up california. the governor says it will create 11,000 jobs. there's nothing bad about this program, more jobs, cleaner highways, less homelessness, less crime. on this day, the governor doing similar cleanups in the bay area, and in fresno, he first pitched the idea back in may when we talked with him exclusively back with him again. for this we mean business. this is not a photo

another candidate has announced he is joining the list of more than 70 people challenging governor gavin newsom in the september recall, rockland republican assemblyman kevin kiley made it official today he was elected to the assembly in 2016, kylie and other lawmakers and another lawmaker sued the governor last year, accusing him of overstepping his authority during the pandemic. candidates have until july 16th to file their paperwork. the recall election is set for september 14th or police say a man kicked the front door off its hinges, but the homeowner was armed and ready. the deadly conclusion to the story next. also ahead tonight, tesla involved in a new controversy over the true self driving capabilities of its cars. the onboard video that shows a crash that killed a bay area teenager coming up details about a new lawsuit and a russian linked network just pulled off one of the biggest hacks in history. the ransomware attack targeting

. >> reporter: last week california governor gavin newsom signed a bill to crack down on retail theftssetting up taskforces to focus on high crime areas. todd: thanks. jillian: a conservative podcast are calling out liberals who support defunding the police saying the movement is as dangerous as it is illogical. >> anybody who says there is no proof police prevent violent crimes, get rid of the police in your neighborhood and see how that works out for violent crime your neighborhood. that's like saying there is no proof water is wet. it is insane. >> reporter: democratic activists blame police for the rise in crime, davis blames it on the left-wing movement. todd: kevin mccarthy request a meeting with president biden to discuss how the us can respond to the situation in cuba. it reads, quote, this is a moment the united states can change the course of human history for the better. we must support human brothers and sisters as they take control of their future and liberate themselves. lawmakers reportedly concerned in action from the administration will do more harm. jillian: aaron rod

one day closer to gavin newsom being recalled. >> reporter: recalled gavin newsom supporters gather forrally a day after the lieutenant governor announced the special election date. organizers with rescue california are now in phase two of the campaign. drumming up excitement that will convince people to vote yes. >> we are going to be going, and we are going to be making phone calls and we are going to be, i think we will go door to door. we are going to be encouraging people to talk to their friends and neighbors about what is happening, about what are the reasons to recall him. it's a nonpartisan movement. >> as recall supporters spread the word, opponents are speaking on out about the importance of educaing voters about voting no. >> every day, there are more and more californians fired up about the fact that this is an incredible waste of time and effort. to defeat this republican recall. >> the c mail-in ballots in mid august. for the next wl be making the case to replace the governor. >> the state can't afford gavin newsom anymore. the wealth and edd crisis, $30 billion. >> the c

the end is near for gavin newsome. the judge's decision comes about a month before recall election ballot mailboxes elections officials are preparing to send them out starting on august 16th in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> they are symbol of san francisco and the bay area. the historic cable cars have been missing from the city streets for more than a year. but you will be able to hop all won again soon. sfmta is testing the cable cars right now. kron four's amanda hari has update on how the process is going. >> i walked by one of the cable car lines and saw them testing out because i spoke to sf mta and they told me they tested out 10 cars and all of them worked very well. >> they are a symbol of san francisco ferrer symbol of our technological ingenuity and now they're also becoming a symbol of covid recovery as they begin to run more. i took this video of one of the cable car tracks. you could hear the cables and power sources running again. >> that's what sfmta director of transportation jeffrey tumlin

gavin newsom is answer is high taxes and handouts. as for the budget, there are still a few details being negotiated in the legislature. those talks could extend beyond the summer recess, which is set to begin on friday. greg lee ktvu box

gavin, >> it's a great day to talk about disneyland. >> every day is.ht you might have mickey ayres on but that's okay. before we ask you to spell your secrets including how to score the best deals, not wait in line. a little about you. you just graduated from college a couple of years ago. usc. you have been running your "all things disney" website for nine years now? >> 10 years. >> or you like four years old when you started? >> 13. hard to believe, eighth grade in middle school. i was really interested in the internet and where things were going. was always entrepreneurial and at the same time i love going to disneyland over the years, from a lot of going as a family and curious about the history and how to do the parks test, i became the go to guy. >> they always say pursue your passion and you turned that into a business so that is so cool. really great. this is why everyone is watching. is this a good time to visit disneyland or not? >> i think it's a great time to visit disneyland. there is a lot of great special offerings that are just being an

gavin newsom, thank you for your time.ntinue the conversation with you in the weeks ahead. appreciate it. >>> my pleasure. >> still ahead, after massive protests in tunisia, the president dismissed it. what prompted the protests in the first place? you're watching "ayman mohyeldin reports." t place? you're watching "ayman mohyeldin reports. we recognize that energy demand is growing, and the world needs lower carbon solutions to keep up. at chevron, we're working to find new ways forward, like through our venture capital group. backing technologies like electric vehicle charging, carbon capture and even nuclear fusion. we may not know just what lies ahead, but it's only human... to search for it. when our daughter and her kids moved in with us... our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. [daughter] slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. millions of vulnerable americans struggle to get reliable transportation to th

the recall. >> the economy gets will help gavin newsom will vote >> reporter: the science professors taylor says as covid fades and life returns to normal, support for the effort is stalling, not growing. but he said democrats will have to answer to critics about working to have the election in september. >> it doesn't look good from the standpoint of politics and fairness. >> reporter: with the timetable moved up, expect to hear more from the governor and republican candidates wanting the job. the new deadline to throw your hat in the ring is july 16th. county elections officials will be getting busy. the secretary of state's office says they will be required to get mail-in ballots out to registered voters on august 16th. nbc bay area news. >> let's give you a few more details. once you get ballot in the mail, you'll have to fill out two sections. in the first part you'll be asked if governor newsom should be removed from office. a yes or no question. in the second part you pick a replacement candidate. you go vote on either one or both parts of the recall ballot. so for an example

will the people vote to recall gavin newsom? we need 50% plus one.s like a possibility. >> that's right, it's on the margin of error and that's a dramatic increase from just a couple of weeks ago. people have had it with these ridiculous mandates that they've been talking about and recently got gavin newsom said if you are a state worker and you haven't been vaccinated you will be tested once a week and wear a mask. now you are telling people who haven't been vaccinated who have assumed the risk, they will wear masks to protect other on vaccinated people who have also assumed the risk. it doesn't make any sense and that's why 2.2 million californians have signed this petition and about a quarter of them are democrats and independents who voted for this guy about two years earlier. they talked about the crime and the rising cost-of-living and the outrageous homelessness while the sky has his own kid enjoying private education and he pushes this down the throats of californians. that's why i'm saying throw something in the tip jar because i have expend

afford gavin newsom anymore. wealth, the crisis, $30 billion. >> the covid policies, the emergency powers that he took advantage of. >> reporter: while democrats will be reminding voters of newsom's achievements hoping to vote to keep him in office. >> to create more housing than any governor in history, to expand access to health care, to make record investments in education. >> leading our state's recovery from covid, leading our state's economic recovery. >> reporter: organizers on both sides know voter turnout is crucial for their success. >>> once you receive your ballot in the mail you need to fill out two sections in the first part you'll be asked if governor newsom should be removed from office, it's a yes or no question. and in the second part you choose your replacement candidate. you can vote no to the question of removing the gover from office but still select a replacement candidate in case the governor is recalled. >>> turning to our coronavirus coverage as we enter this holiday weekend. there is a

. >> california governor gavin newsome signing the organized retail crime task force legislation sends a signal that help is on the way for bay area retailers overwhelmed by shoplifters. >> also, would you like to see the chp task force is up and running here in san francisco. now, yesterday. that sense of urgency is coming from the president of the san francisco chamber of commerce rodney phone. >> he says the chamber has been active on the state level lobbying for safer streets as the city recovers economically from the pandemic for. >> san francisco to fully recover economically. one 3rd of san francisco's economy is tourism based. and so it's so important we build that consumer confidence and also the confidence of business owners and shop keepers employees to feel safe going back, going to work the setting for that counter and subject themselves potentially to harm. and we want to make sure that that that that is removed. we were the sponsors of the so we brought the bill forward, although the california highway patrol will be the lead agency for the organized retail theft task fo

and tonight we have a date for the recall election against democratic governor gavin newsome. is september 14th. the date was set by lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis after election officials certified that enough valid petition signatures had been turned into qualified the election for the ballot. actually the fallout has the latest. >> governor gavin newsom's campaign quickly came out to say they look forward to voters rejecting this recall. meanwhile, his opponents say they're ready. >> lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis making governor gavin newsom's recall election date official. it's set for september 14th lockett's released a statement thursday saying, quote, although the window of time from which i could select a date was narrow. i believe we've chosen a fair and reasonable date for this election to take place. it's always been my intention to choose an election day that gives election officials and the public ample time to ensure a smooth election with broad participation september 14th is the day local elections officials pointed to as the earliest possible date

one voter has devoted replace gavin newsom. the way this man shutdown the state while violating mandates you post. we should turn our fire to gavin newsom and get job number one done a good job number 2 done. we want gavin newsom pulled his son out of summer can because of photographs of the young man without a mask. they pull him out of the school, bring them home. it seems to me like what is going on here, what is this? >> the word is hypocrisy. that famous french restaurant, the same medical profession who drafted the mandates when violating them without engaging in social distancing. he shutdown schools while his own kids were enjoying in person private education. the hypocrisy angers so many people and that is why they signed the petition for him a couple years earlier. stuart: in oakland, california, former democrat senator barbara boxer attacked and robbed in broad daylight, the week before the democrat open city council voted to defund the police. if you became governor what would you do about the anti-police movement?

the announcement just a short time ago by governor gavin newsom. the efforts under way here in the bay area, delta variant is very concerning it spreads very rapidly and what it looks like it at this rate. people who are not vaccinated are likely to become infective. rising concerns surrounding the delta variant, the changes that could be coming to san francisco bars starting over the weekend and the impact it's having on some companies return to work plans. plus the dixie fire. butte county continues to grow just how many structures have been destroyed so far, and some of the challenges crews continue to face out on the front line. the news at noon starts now this is ktvu fox two news at noon and hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. i'm ellie, rasmus, mike and garcia have the afternoon off. well, some new numbers from the state show hospitalizations from the coronavirus have doubled within a month. as the delta vary, it is beginning to take hold. the state dashboard shows nearly 2700 people are in the hospital with covid-19. as of tuesday. that's up