first taking gavin plumb previous victims. yes, gavin plumb previous victims.rom fantasy into reality to committing offences against real life women. my colleague charlotte gallagher has been looking back at the details of this very dark and disturbing case. holly willoughby, one of the uk's most popular and successful television presenters. this was her final appearance on this morning, before her life changed dramatically. police! as later that day, gavin plumb was arrested for plotting her kidnap, rape and murder. at the moment you're under arrest for conspiracy to kidnap. _ who? holly willoughby. i don't think those ones are. warm. i'm not gonna lie. she's a fantasy of mine. i mean, she's a fantasy for a lot of guys. plumb had even assembled a kidnap kit, which he filmed himself. 0k, we'll try his two sets of handcuffs. one set of... police found chloroform in his home and saw he had researched realistic looking weapons. he'd also scoured the internet for how to meet people who plan to kidnap celebrities, and he found some, even sending voice notes about hi

gavin plumb, please stand up.ately to plan over that period to kidnap, rape and to murder her. the researcher home address, her security arrangements, her daily routine, her route to work, her family. he assembled a restraint kit, but would you believe to be chloroformed to incapacitate her and her husband. she intended to harm her husband. she intended to harm her husband. she intended to harm her husband and her children as part of your plan. she intended to recruit several people to abductee. you discussed and hideous detail to prolonged sexual violence that she intended to inflict on ms willoughby what she had abducted her and had her under your control. you're previously been convicted of terrifying offences involving the threat of sexual violence against four different young woman. i found you to be dangerous. you solicitor david nelson to murder ms willoughby or assist you in murdering her. he encouraged marc and david nelson to participate in your plan to rape and kidnap ms willoughby. the jury saw through

and gavin plumb was arrested very swiftly after that.holly willoughby did single him as well as other people out when she said as women, we should not be made to feel unsafe going about our daily lives and in our own homes. i will be forever grateful to the undercover police officer who understood the imminent threat. gavin plumb wept in the dark when the verdict was read out. the three guilty counts to kidnap incitement, ralph incitement, to murder. he said that he was not somebody who is ever going to carry this out. but the jury felt differently and he has been convicted of those charges. he will be sentenced a week tomorrow on friday the 12th ofjuly back here at chelmsford crown court in the meantime he's continued to be remanded in custody. israel's prime minister has told president biden he's sending a negotiating team to take part in talks aimed at securing the release of hostages held by hamas in gaza. the two men talked over the phone earlier. but benjamin netanyahu's office also made clear that he wouldn't end the war before ac

and of course, gavin, place.going on in northern ireland, but we're also happening on the mainland. let's cross to southport, where our reporter sophie reaper is . sophie reaper is. >> well, good morning to you both. we're here in southport, as you say, where there are hundreds if not thousands of people gathered here ready to parade to down the promenade as part of the 12th of july celebrations. people are in costumes. we've seen banners from all over the country, not just from liverpool or southport. we've seen some from stockport, some from cumbria. i think i can see one from surrey there there's people from all over england are here in southport today, there's also something we've really special that we've seen, we've seen lots of young people dressed as william of orange and queen mary. i think we can show one little girl now dressed as queen mary, how fabulous is that outfit? the best dressed of the day . absolutely, my darling, but day. absolutely, my darling, but we have seen hundreds of children dressed

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i would say that gavin plumb - is a dangerous individual to women. . his previous convictions, where he has already| overpowered women. and it is demonstrated by the conversations . that he was having| with others online, and the graphic- and disturbing messages that they were sending. ina in a statement, holly willoughby said, we should not be made to feel unsafe, going about our daily lives and in our homes. i would also like to commend the bravery of his previous victims fall speaking about the time. without their bravery, this conviction may not have been possible. this case was about sexual violence, humiliation and degradation. gavin plumb said it was online chat, something that would never happen. the jury decided his plans were very real. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. millions of voters are going to the polls in the uk general election. the bbc, like other broadcasters, isn't allowed to report details of campaigning or election issues while polls are open. you can vote until ten o'clock tonight, and photo id is needed to vote in person. here

i'm delighted to have been here with doctor gavin hughes, andindeed here with doctor gavin hughes, and indeed with dougie and with charlie lawson. and i hope you have a wonderful rest of the day. wherever you're watching. enjoy the 12th of july. this is another large band coming towards us now. >> clyde valley . another big >> clyde valley. another big colour party. colour parties have really become a thing. now that, you know, it's not enough to have a really good band. >> you need to know. >> you need to know. >> and it used to be that they might have i or 2 at the front of a of a of a band, but now it seems to me that you get, you know, 4 or 5, six at the front. and here's gavin's family. there we go . i think we're staying on we go. i think we're staying on air to just satisfy your desire to keep the loud backdrop. >> just to hear the drummer's call. yeah, yeah . call. yeah, yeah. i think we're now, going to have last chance to see dougie and charlie. >> are you there, guys .7 >> are you there, guys.7 no, they don't appear to be. >> yeah, well . hello, arlene. >> yeah, well. hello,

thank you, gavin. us, so let me - over to you. thank you, gavin. time is shorter for us, so let me get - over to you. thank you, gavin. time is shorter for us, so let me get to i is shorter for us, so let me get to this as quickly as i can, detent of the championships. the women's and men's draw is complete. it started with the women's quarterfinals and i can tell you elena rybakina is a semifinal is once again. the champion in 2022 has looked so good during the tournament, seeing off ukraine's elina svitolina, india and in straight sets. it was pretty comfortable, the highest c left now in the women's draw, through she goes to the left four where she will play barbara krejcikova, who beat anotherformer play barbara krejcikova, who beat another former champion injolene another former champion in jolene ostapenko. krejcikova another former champion injolene ostapenko. krejcikova had all the answers. it was much tighter in the second. credit to krejcikova. she is coached by the 1998 champion. hoping to r

i would say that gavin plumb - is a dangerous individual to women. seen from his previous convictions, where he has - already overpowered women. and it is demonstrated - by the conversations that he was having with others online. and the graphic and disturbing - messages that they were sending. in a statement, holly willoughby said, "as women, we should not be made to feel unsafe going about our daily lives and in our own homes. "i would also like to commend the bravery of his previous victims for speaking about the time. "without their bravery, this conviction may not have been possible". this case was about sexual violence, humiliation and degradation. gavin plumb said it was online chat, something that would never happen. the jury decided his plans were very real. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. tonight we've discussed hurricane beryl across the caribbean. beryl across the caribbean. in the us state of california, the region witnesses, once again, the devastating effects of heatwaves and growing wildfires across the area. as of wednesday, 28,000 pe

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how do you feel about gavin plumb now, when you think about gavin plumb?you just give in to some mad, sick fantasies, to your desires, to your ego, and you lose your life. he has, in my eyes, nothing in life, and it makes him, in a way, more dangerous. you know, a person who has nothing to lose. no ability to control himself. i almost feel pity for him. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello, again. generally, today is going to be cloudy and cooler than it was yesterday. the other thing is the pollen levels are moderate or high, and we're talking grass and nettle pollen at this time of year. now what's happening is we've got a weak weather front which is travelling southwards. there's a lot of cloud around, that cloud thick enough for some patchy light rain and drizzle. this morning's rain clearing away from the south—east, but we've got some more showery outbreaks of rain coming into the north—west. you can see this ridge of high pressure trying to build in, and although there's a lot of cloud aro

what are your thoughts about the ruling and gavin newsom's response to it? why people in california have grown to loathe him and he's create created and exacerbated the homeless crisis. talk about $24 billion through ballot measures and various legislation has gone to fight homelessness and it is only further exploded and there's been a massive up tick in and you happen of the big worries in particular in particular is there's going to be a huge homeless population of people over 65 years old. they're just not doing enough. they've nothing to show for all of these resources and he's always been in denial and now his big pivot is blaming republicans. and this is a mono party state. the republicans in the legislature, they're few and far between and they don't hold a lot of local positions and it's because of people like gavin newsom and adam schiff and nancy pelosi and some of the worst legislators and politicians in the country are from california and bad politicians make bad laws especially with the supermajority. >> they pumped millions and conservatives a

but gavin newsom as a long-term friend? yes. it matters that will look i mean, he's he's been a dream candidate for a lot of people because, you know, he went on fox news beat up sean hannity and he went to texas in there's a sense that could gavin do it, but they will never run against each other. >> gavin newsom and kamala harris have been in epoxy other for a long time. >> all right. >> pause there for a moment because i want to bring in now the democratic senator laphonza butler of california, senator butler, you hear us here talking about your governor gavin newsom, who's he's now formally endorsed kamala harris. you are a senior adviser on her 2020 presidential campaign. so what was your reaction today when you heard the news honored by the service of president biden just deeply moved by such a selfless act for a leader who has been a public servant or all of my life to make a decision like he made today, i just think there's just no greater example of selflessness and leadership on behalf of the country. >> and i'm excite

tomi: we talked about this this morning, the body language is really textbook trademark gavin newsomeeze coming off of that man through the screen. he also stop short of saying the vice president kamala harris would be the likely nominee because he wanted. when they do have the mini primary that they're talking about the most competitive are going to step forward and gavin newsom, i don't know who else there would be. it's not going to be kamala harris it i don't think it's gretchen whitmer and gavin newsom is been a good boy following joe biden around it circling like a vulture for a year now, gavin is setting himself up but he so offended that we would say something about it he's probably watching right now, gavin, we know what you are up to. joey: whatever happens it looks messy. coming up president biden's new note cards complete with large. and pictures, coming up tomorrow morning on "fox & friends" former white house press secretary and outnumbered cohost kayleigh mcenany joins the show for the media meltdown over biden's disastrous interview, vbr "fox & friends" if you can't c

president cole macknak gavin newsom responding "joe biden is our next president, this is straight up of people think it is factual. >> what is the implication of d.e.i.? the idea of elevation of a journey to over competence, can. >> everyone: ran for president in 2020, people forget because she did not make it to the iowa caucus pulling at 1.7 percent, then she was chosen as vp because of her identity category which seems to fit the d.e.i. perfectly. >> trace: id as, and now gavin newsom, the associated press says the following, avenue some works to bolster joe biden in no swing the state toward that it can boost both of their ambitions today he was in new hampshire, he's been to michigan, why my question is, why does the governor of california as the state is following around, following it -- falling down around as, why is he in battleground states campaign for joe biden? >> is a budget deficit, the largest deficit we have ever had, wildfires in california. the bottom line is, it drove out and played liberals, can. >> everyone: and gavin newsom are california liberals and their poli

el gobernador gavin newsom anunciÓ fondos en subvenciones para el tratamiento de personas enfermas y uso de sustancias. las reacciones no se detienen sobre este tema, sobre la polÉmica ley firmada por el gobernador gavin newsom que prohÍbe que los distritos escolares tengan que informar sobre el cambio de gÉneros de alumnos. reportera: la nueva ley firmada por el honor gavin newsom sobre cambios de pronombres solicitado por estudiantes ha causado reacciones a nivel empresarial. elon musk dijo que por esta ley decidiÓ mudar sus empresas spacex y x al estado de texas. a travÉs de un correo electrÓnico, la oficina del gobernador newson dijo que la nueva ley fortalece las protecciones que existen en california y que van en contra de obligar a los estudiantes a dar a conocer su identidad sexual en las escuelas. tambiÉn dijo que la nueva ley no permite que un estudiante cambie su nombre o identidad de gÉnero en un documento oficial de la escuela sin el consentimiento de los padres. el psiquiatra monterrey recomienda a los padres de familias establecer una comunicaciÓn con sus hijos para cr

less a sacramento and surprise gavin newsom in california today and he could not come and then georgeney to drop out but wanted to talk about wildfires burning in the golden state for weeks and while the fires burn of course the newsom campaign in various battleground states and reportedly campaigning for biden. let's bring in both californian associates and thank you both for coming on and roxanne, why is gavin newsom here? doesn't he have more important things to do then worry about estate falling down? >> i imagine he had to be dragged back. >> trace: the getty jet was behind him. >> he does everything with an eye to national media and does not want them to say this governor was in town when bad things are happening and things are happening. >> trace: this headline bullet point views because harris for some reason she gets to the top of the ticket that the opposition research on our will be brutal and here we go, soft on crime. >> she was a district attorney in san francisco but i call her the go of the progressive district attorneys who coddle criminals because under her watch, a

i don't see gavin newsom doing anything to hurt trump if trump has a lead. kamala? no.helle does not want it. she is living a rock star lifestyle. why would they want to go back to the white house and be almost poor again? this person, i don't know. i know a lot of people in michigan. i don't know a lot of liberals in michigan. may be, jeffries, hakeem jeffries is a sleeper. it all comes down to this: joe biden is not going to impress voters enough to win -- to self-destruct and be the version of himself that he was in january 2020 that they felt they could run against. president trump showed up to the debate in a way -- took all that away. that's why they are scared. they are scared because president biden said "my son died in iraq." he's told a lie ten times. 2hell to the rest of us. if i get killed by a previous right now, i did not die in afghanistan. i didn't die because of work: i died because of something bad happen to me which is why his son died. i hate that for him, but when he tells lies like that, in a debate for his career, it means he's either not with it

how do you feel about gavin plumb now when you think about gavin plumb? in life and it makes him, in a way, more dangerous. you know, a person who has nothing to lose. holly is just one of plumb�*s victims. she was saved by the actions of police here and in the us, who uncovered his plan. plumb will now spend years in prison, away from the women and girls he is a danger to. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. four people have drowned off the coast of northern france, while trying to cross the channel to britain, in an overcrowded inflatable boat. dozens of other migrants were on board. stopping the dangerous and illegaljourneys, is a major issue for the new labour government, and they inherit a system where no new asylum claims are currently being processed. daniel sandford has been speaking to two people stuck in legal limbo. reporting to the police in luton, as he has to every fortnight, suhaibjaber is an asylum seeker from syria, whose application has made no progress for 20 months. along with more than 100,000 others, he's stuck in legal limbo with no way

but you don't have gavin newsom, larry, you don't have gavin newsom. why is gavin not on that? good for you. we don't have gavin newsom. look newsom's campaigned for him. we see it. he's done a good job. newsom is setting himself up for 2028. that's what it's been all along. if he steps in right now on top of a of a harris shoes, so to speak, he's going to split the democratic vote right here in california. democrats remember, are 16% of what it takes to win the nomination. so you really want to think about that in terms of your own futur? if gavin newsom, i think he's smart enough to stay out of it, at least for now, all right. there is a lot in play right now. and the next couple of weeks are going to be very difficult for mr. biden and the democratic party. thank you so much for helping us sort it all out. janelle. jessica. up next, tourists. they're flocking to a small city this summer. we're going to take a look at the effort to prevent overcrowding in these small cities. a company sold him a new phone, plus the promise of an $800 credit. but nearly a year later, nada. i'm

but you don't have gavin newsom, larry, you don't have gavin newsom. why is gavin not on that? good for you. we don't have gavin newsom. look, newsom's campaigned for him. we've seen it. he's done a good job. newsom is setting himself up for 2028. that's what it's been all along. if he steps in right now on top of a of a harris's shoes, so to speak, he's going to split the democratic vote right here in california. democrats, remember, are 16% of what it takes to win the nomination. so you really want to think about that in terms of your own future? if gavin newsom, i think he's smart enough to stay out of it, at least for now. there you go. all right. still ahead, where san jose is trying to add new nonstop routes with travel levels still not fully recovered from the pandemic i'm back in two. everyone needs to be prepared for wildfires, and nbc bay area responds can help with a fire resource page on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com, slash wildfire help and bookmark the page. there you'll find a lot of good advice, like what to put in your go bag, important insurance infor

charlotte: how do you feel about gavin plumb now when you think about gavin plumb?s nothing in life, and it makes him in a way more dangerous, a person who has nothing to lose. arlotte: holly is one of plumb's victims fu she was saved by the actions of police here and in the u.s. who uncovered his plan. plumb will now spend years in prison, away from the women and girls he is a danger to. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. lewis: turning to the middle east, talks being held should negotiate a cease-fire in the war in gaza are understood to have come to an end without agreement. our gaza correspondentas more from istanbul. reporter: sad news for the people in gaza who were watching the news over the cease-fire talks for the last 3, 4 weeks between cairo and doha, and the unfortunate news for them today that the talks has ended. the americans were involved, the qatari prime minister meet with the israeli head of mossad and with the egyptian intelligence chiefs. very big names trying to get this deal going forward and done with. we had in the last two or three hours from t

reportera: esta decisiÓn de gavin newson ciudad en medio de un tema electoral.nen real a $24,000,000,000 para mejorar la crisis de viviendas. presentador: vamos a una pausa para ir a texas donde este jueves enunciÓ el arresto de ismael el mayo zambada y tambiÉn de joaquÍn guzmÁn lÓpez, hijo del chapo guzmÁn. el departamento de justicia informÓ que ambos enfrentan mÚltiples cargos. agentes familiarizados con la operaciÓn dijeron que el mayor ingreso a este paÍs en una a viÑeta pensando que iba a adquirir una propiedad. las tenemos mÁs informaciÓn desde la ciudad de mÉxico. reportera: mide mÁs de seis pies y una complexiÓn que lo hace ver invencible, pero hoy cayÓ el mayo zambada, cofundador del cÁrtel de sinaloa. fue justamente el hijo del chapo guzmÁn quien dio informaciÓn para esta detenciÓn. >> lo mÁs probable es que el mayo zambada vaya a acogerse al programa de protecciÓn de testigos para tener algunos beneficios carcelarios. , a diferencia de otros capos de la droga, el mayo zambada de 76 aÑos es muy querido en sinaloa. la gente reaccionÓ a esta captura. mÁ

gavin newsom has this problem. others have this problem in the sense they will push out republicans in response, but she gets first right of refusal. you got to remember the internal politics of the party. you can't become the democratic nominee or be a successful democratic candidate for president without huge african american support, particularly amongst african american women. a multiracial candidate from the liberal wing of the party, kamala harris, will be an important component. other rivals don't bring that necessarily to the table should joe biden leave the race. it's unclear he's doing that, but should that happen, kamala harris is in the driver's seat. >> if joe biden were to step aside and vp harris becomes the nominee, how does that change donald trump's strategy? >> it changes his strategy in certain states like virginia. virginia is a battleground state, but they start voting september 20th, earlier than california which starts roughly a month before november 5th. early states like virginia all of a

how do you feel about gavin plumb now when you think about gavin plumb?e. holly is just one of plumb's victims. she was saved by the actions of police here and in the us, who uncovered his plan. plumb will now spend years in prison, away from the women and girls he is a danger to. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. turning to the middle east, and talks being held to try to negotiate a ceasefire in the war in gaza are understood to have come to an end without agreement. they were being held in doha and cairo. our gaza correspondent rushdi abualouf has more from istanbul. very sad news for the people in gaza who were like, you know, watching the news of the ceasefire talks for the last three or four weeks between cairo and doha. and the unfortunate news for them today that the talks ended without any result. you know, the americans were, high—level americans were involved. the qatari prime minister met with the israeli, head of the mossad and with the egyptian intelligence chief. so, very big names were involved, trying to, you know, get this deal going forward

gavin newsom has destroyed california for the american people do not want gavin newsom to destroy america trump worse than kamala harris because he has destroyed california. there is nothing good about the state. by the way, i am leaving because of people he gavin newsom. this state has hit rock bottom. >> john: let me ask you this and i know it's a hypothetical but if biden were to announce that he is not going to run and it is an open convention, what would that look like? i think back to 1968 after lyndon johnson said he wasn't going to run again and that was a rhymes with hit show in chicago. would this be the same? >> absolutely and worse. because just like lbj in 1968 which was totally chaotic you would have a convention. besides was going on in the convention, outside. there could be rampant crime going on. the city would be totally destroyed but i will simply tell you this. there's only two options. kamala harris into her vice president would beat. it would have to be gretchen whitmer because i need to win michigan. they can't pick josh shapiro as vp because democrats are anti-isr

for example, for someone like gavin newsome, a white man in that case, that could be taken not well by, by some key constituencies in the democratic party. well, as you were dressing harris's own campaign for president in 2020 field to gain any traction. so what does she need to do differently now? or you know, it's a different animal running and presidential primary versus now, you know, assuming that she does come away with the nomination running in a general election, she doesn't have to kind of strata. follow the same kind of strategy that you want to get the nomination. this is this a different, she's gone through that national campaign as well. so she has more experience to draw on. presumably she would have learned some things about how to campaign better and especially how to really sees on a message that will work for us. that's one of the things i'm interested to see in the coming days as she emerges it, i think it seems likely as, as the presumptive presidential nominate. uh, what is the rationale for the, for the campaign? obviously a big part of this is going to be that wh

will: you're beg on gavin newsom and california and he's standing by joe biden he's asked -- >> he'sby. he is standing by on the ready. and waiting -- is what he's doping so there's a double meaning to that. >> i know you know baseball he's next to the mound he's ready for the call whenever it comes up. here's what he had to say whether or not he would run if it did go to open convention. >> convention you run? >> no. absolutely nots. >> that is not a hypothetical that gets in the way of promoting this candidacy that's where trump and everyone has a legitimate question and that is where the other party wants to be is having this internal fight i think it is unhelpful i said that literally the second after the debate. joey: here's a question on this. so i think you and i disagree on this i don't think it is gavin newsom even if joe biden removes himself from the race and not kamala if gasp gavin think he's trying to get that nomination why is he -- being so openly supportive when mark warner others are saying it is time for you to drop out? >> supportive because he wants to be next in

he didn't see any of the major governors he didn't see gavin newsom you didn't see gretchen whitmer.idn't see murphy. any of the key democratic governors did not come out to the sticks because they are in competition for his job. there's absolute panic in the democratic party they look at the polls down ticket races as well being threatened by huge drag at the top of the tip and on top of that we have a national security crisis with an incapacitated president at the top and it bleeds into a constitutional crisis about what to do next. so it's not just limited to democratic drama and who might succeed remember whoever succeeds joe biden if he steps aside which i'm not so sure he goes gently into the night but do remember the agenda stays the same. it's a far left catastrophic agenda for the united states so it doesn't matter who is at the top of their ticket. >> to that point you make a good 1 but the governors who did come out to the microphone. they didn't address the number 1 issue of the physical and cognitive capabilities of the president they didn't tackle that on i read their r

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there really is, gavin. _ england to be cheerful, right? there really is, gavin.o be cheerful, right? there really is, gavin. england cannot- england to be cheerful, right? tu” really is, gavin. england cannot win in a game much more dramatically, 0llie watkins's goal, times 289 minutes and 59 seconds, the latest winning goal there has been in a european championship, and that sums up european championship, and that sums up the way england have grown into this competition, as you mentioned there in the beginning. they have been criticised for the way they have played at times. they were jeered off at half—time, booed at the end of games, and the england manager gareth southgate even had cops thrown at him, but since they have got into the knockout stages, you had thejude bellingham overhead in extra time, or to get them to extra time against lamacchia, penalties against switzerland, and then also the dramatic win last night —— against lamacchia. i spoke to some of the players after the game and they said it has brought them together. they have been winning games.

this time with governor gavin newsom. in february, the governor's office offered the da attorneys from the california national guard. >> to assist with prosecutions. but as of wednesday, that offer has been withdrawn. we're just trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she chose not to embrace that path and and we have a mechanism with the with the ags office department of justice to to do just that in a letter to da pryce, a member of the governor's staff calls are out saying after several months of communications u have not taken the initial steps of finalizing the memorandum of understanding or deputizing calguard attorneys to work in your office. accordingly, we have decided to shift these resources. i can tell you that my office. >> see you that there were multiple meetings and discussions about the you and that we thought that we were, in fact. addressing the terms and conditions of union. speaking to reporters thursday, price acknowledged they had not signed the memorandum of understanding. >> whic

i think gavin newsom's probably a wonderful human being. his policies are terrible and harmful and dangerous and that's all i'm going to say. >> i want to just very quickly go back to this, because you posted on next, jennifer, i think it's interesting, not a single brand that i can find has found it in itself to condemn the politically motivated violence of this past week of every single brand that posted frantically about racism in the summer of 2020, not one can find the gumption condemn the shooting of a former president. we talked about your brand x, x, y. it's amazing to me. you see everybody came out the george floyd thing, man, and nobody came out and said, this is wrong. >> they out for everything. it's not just it started in the summer of 2020. they all spoke out about the overturning of roe. the ceo of sporting goods said, we're going to pay for our employees to cross state lines if they need to have abortions. i mean, that you thought was the most controversial issue in america, but apparently it's not. it's trump himself becaus

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gavin newsom is the one person they don't want to run against. they're terrified. >> we have someone on the campaign trail with gavin newsom, coming up later on the show. he has been steadfast behind the president. what we're watching more than anything is the white house trying to turn the page. biden meeting with democratic governors, calling to allies on the hill, and realistically, and i ask this in my conversations with lawmakers over the course of the last few days, how much time does biden have to right this ship and is there anything he can do? i mean, one interview feels like a trivial metric to shore this up and tie it up with a bow and put it away back on the shelf. >> the presidential can turn the page. so something david said a minute ago. being president of the united states means you have the best home field advantage ever in politics. you use that platform to talk to the nation, to address even individuals who are supportive of you or skeptical. this is the moment where he has the opportunity to turn the page. this sort of unifyin

this time with governor gavin newsom. in february, the governor's office offered the da attorneys from the california national guard. >> to assist with prosecutions. but as of wednesday, that offer has been withdrawn. we're just trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she chose not to embrace that path and and we have a mechanism with the with the ags office department of justice to to do just that in a letter to da pryce, a member of the governor's staff calls are out saying after several months of communications you have not taken the initial steps of finalizing the memorandum of understanding or deputizing calguard attorneys to work in your office. accordingly, we have decided to shift these resources. i can tell you that my office. >> see you that there were multiple meetings and discussions about the you and that we thought that we were, in fact. addressing the terms and conditions of union. speaking to reporters thursday, price acknowledge they had not signed the memorandum of understanding. >> whi

this time with governor gavin newsom. in february, the governor's office offered the da attorneys from the california national guard. >> to assist with prosecutions. but as of wednesday, that offer has been withdrawn. but we're just trying to provide more resources and be more resourceful. she chose not 2 embrace that path and and we have a mechanism with the with the ags office department of justice to to do just that in a letter to da pryce, a member of the governor's staff calls are out saying after several months of communications you have not taken the initial steps of finalizing the memorandum of understanding or deputizing calguard attorneys to work in your office. accordingly, we have decided to shift these resources. i can tell you that my office. >> see you that there were multiple meetings and discussions about the you and that we thought that we were, in fact. addressing the terms and conditions of union. speaking to reporters thursday, price acknowledged they had not signed the memorandum of understanding. >>

christina coleman in los angeles tonight with the update. >> california governor gavin newsom was inlvania trying to win over voters in the swing state as he campaigned hard for president joe biden. some call it an uphill battle considering biden in the polls following his disastrous debate performance. look at these numbers. new york times poll this week shows trump leading president biden by eight percentage points among registered voters. the same poll shows 60% of respondents believe democrats should have another nominee but today in the keystone state newsom downplayed the numbers. >> it's all about swing state rules and that will be determined out there. he see crowds -- i'm not making that up. you can stress test that. everywhere i've gone, we've exceeded capacity. >> newsom spent the fourth of july in michigan and other swing state to campaign for biden and convincing voters the 81-year-old president deserves another four years in the white house. in michigan newsom was asked if he would support kamala harris running for president biden for to drop out of the race. here is hi

only by criticizing trump, but by softening his rhetoric towards china, yes, because we know that gavinwas even taken there to beijing and shanghai, bride in the twenty-second year. well, trump will obviously still be with china escalate the situation. and by the way, returning to your question at the very beginning, why did they mention china in this final communication? i think this is, of course, a nod to trump. yes, for trump, china is his main opponent. if trump wins, he will force european countries, well, firstly, to deal with ukraine on their own, that is, here we will see certain progress, but secondly, to help america, where there are confrontations with china. therefore, there are, as it were, certain curtsies here they are already showing up against trump. not only. on the part of viktor orban, yes, who has his own game there, it is clear, except for trips to moscow, ukraine, beijing and maralaga now, yes, viktor orban, i remind you, is forming, has already formed the third largest faction in the european parliament, so i i think that he has such a long-term strategy of refo

the true leaders like gavin newsom own it and apologize for it. and that's exact lewhat he did, and that's what i did as well. i think it's important. our political leaders they are not better than us, and every one of them who lookz down on people, who treats people they don't matter or they themselves are, you know, flawless are full of it, and i think that's why i wanted to share that story, and i wanted to give him a little credit for doing what i think was thegi honorable thing to don that situation. >>o can i ask you a question because i think it's an important one as you talk about approaching politics with humility and joy and enthusiasm, you're someone who has faced a death threat, a plot to kidnap and kill you. and you note this in the book. you still to this day don't understand why your attempt to keep the people of michigan safe resulted in such a vitriolic, angry reaction. and i wonder if not in the case of, you know, this plot particularly how and why you think the right-wing has gotten so incensed, so dangerously violent at least i