in a blow to governor gavin newsom's future as california's top executive. a recall effort now has enough valid signatures. the secretary of state's office says the republican led effort has more than 1.6 million people signed on to force out newsome in california. the threshold for recall is very about about the da's that. >> with them. quick give a grand jury that indicted him said what role in california. >> he put have people on the street. you can recall pretty much anyone or anything. >> kron 4 political analyst michael yaki says the governor's response to the covid-19 pandemic is the driving force behind this recall effort. yockey says barring any gaps such as last fall's french laundry dinner incident. the governor should be able to fight off an ouster and unlike 2003 recall election newsome currently has more support than then governor gray davis. if he can stay the course. chances are much. >> better than even that he's going to win when the recall and service serve their main of his term and ran for reelection in 2 years. some big name republican c

recall organizer and the economy says the effort to replace gavin newsome has entered a new phase like we've always said we didn't think that the front-runners have emerged yet in this campaign. and i think today is you know, cruiser point. but i think this is the opening act of the circus. that is the recall democratic strategist. stephen, the as press secretary for governor gray davis who was recalled and replaced by arnold schwarzenegger. i don't think she's on the same level as arnold at all fortunate came into that recall in 2000. >> we with some policy chops. it let about an issue of the year before marriage to maria shriver was a lot of political recognition we aren't seeing this at all here that he knew some noting jenner is working with donald trump's former presidential campaign manager newsom's campaign manager dan newman said in a statement, quote, we always knew the republican recall would be a ludicrous circus full of trump supporters which only reinforces how much californians appreciate governor newsom's competent compassionate experience leadership during an unpreceden

so gavin newsome not wasting any time on this, joe. he responded immediately to this caitlyn jenner announcement this morning and said basically we need to raise money, folks. this is a very well-connected person and acknowledging this is a fight. >> could be, right? leo brought up before, reality tv show person is not enough perhaps to run and win something. i know somebody that was a reality tv show candidate that won a bigger prize, donald trump. the difference is that donald trump is a very successful business man and had a record to run on regarding that. caitlyn jenner has many head winds. democrats or independents may not embrace here because she backed trump in 2016 and a lot of baggage there in terms of her personal life. so overall, it's an interesting story, it's entertaining. she could win. right now who are the other candidates? that's the question. there's kevin faulkner, the former san diego mayor, a successful business man named john cox. nobody that jumps out and says oh, that person can win. gavin at 40% with this sho

. >> in a blow to governor gavin newsom's future as california's top executive. ort now has enough valid signatures. the secretary of state's office says the republican led effort has more than 1.6 million people signed on to force out newsome in california. the threshold for recall is very low about about the da's that with them. quick give a grand jury indict a ham sandwich. troy, california. >> he put have people on the street. you can recall pretty much anyone or anything. >> kron 4 political analyst michael yaki says the governor's response to the covid-19 pandemic is the driving force behind this recall effort. yockey says barring any gaps such as last fall's french laundry dinner incident. the governor should be able to fight off an ouster and unlike 2003 recall election newsome currently has more support than then governor gray davis. if he can stay the course. chances are much. >> better than even that he's going to win when the recall and service are made of this term and ran for reelection in 2 years. some big name republican challengers who have emerge

all of that will work to the benefit of gavin newsome and democrats hope there's no competitor on the ballot, especially a celebrity and and newsome has really been smelling trump behind all of this. so. >> tell us what you see. and that is this really that much of trump fueled. >> you know that this has been that the democrats narrative is that the folks at time, the recall petitions for from killing on that. there were extremists and they're tied to donald trump. and donald trump is a toxic brand in california. writ large. so the degree to which you can tie the recall and any republican candidate donald trump is a winner for democrats. however, donald trump to come here and raise money. you can certainly play in the background. but republicans are also savvy about this and understand that they're looking for a way forward. but can you keep donald trump out of this race that will be key. one thing to watch is the degree to which the new some people have to give it away from the donald trump qanon narrative because many of the people that signed the recall petition or decline to state

spoke with bay area political insiders about what comes next. >> reporter: california governor gavin newsom in the spotlight again as the california secretary of state's office confirms there are enough signatures for a recall election of newsom. to get a recall election of the governor, 1.4 million signatures are needed. that number has already been exceeded by 200,000 according to the state. >> big box, corporate america was allowed to stay open, but mom and pop were shut down. >> reporter: but as california opens back up, the governor is touting the state's exceptional covid rates. right now the best in the country with a positivity rate of 1.2%. experts say other numbers are on the rise, too. >> business is doing well. the state government's doing well. it's running ahead of forecast in terms of tax receipts. so it's not like we're in the midst of an economic catastrophe beyond what the rest of the nation has and, in fact, we're better off than the rest of the nation. >> reporter: former san francisco mayor and democrat willie brown weighed in on monday. >> at the moment i do not believ

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. >> governor gavin newsome ignoring questions about his new challenger that new challenger, the olympicn turned reality tv star caitlyn jenner as she announces today. she's an and we'll try to unseat governor newsome, thank you for joining us tonight on kron 4 news at 5 everybody. i'm grant lotus. i'm justine waldman in for vicki tonight. now caitlyn jenner made this announcement today saying that she's running for california governor. >> this is governor newsome is facing a recall effort this november. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us now live with reaction and this announcement. i'm not sure a lot of people saw coming. >> some saw it coming. some didn't. the secretary of state's office, however, says that her paperwork is officially in and she is running as a republican. >> she adds some celebrity to a wide field of candidates that already come from the republican party. >> center says she's in announcing she'll run for california governor in the likely recall election of gavin newsome. in a statement friday. the lgbtq reality star and former olympian said she's been

so actually this has a lot to do with the recall effort against governor gavin newsome. how are the organizers feeling about caitlyn jenner now throwing her name in the ring. yeah, the organizers are excited. they say her entering the race will elevated. caitlyn jenner is expected to run as a republican, which is adding some celebrity to an already wide field of candidates from that party. >> caitlyn jenner says she's in announcing she'll run for california governor in the likely recall election of gavin newsome. in a statement friday. the lgbtq reality star and former olympian said she's been a compassionate disrupter throughout her life and is quote, a proven winner and the only outsider who can put an end to gavin newsom's disastrous time as governor jenner had no policy proposals posted to her website friday but did already have plenty of merchandise for sale. i think today is a historic and i think, you know, we wish your. >> the very best of luck. recall organizer and the economy says the effort to replace gavin newsome has entered a new phase like we've always sai

schwarzenegger knows of what he speaks after being brought into office as the result of a recall. >> gavin newsomrize this as a right-wing racist move to get him out of office. he's lying to himself. these are democrats, independents, republicans, who are sick and tired of newsom shutting down california. when californians look at florida and texas, they see their economy open and their kids going to school. gavin newsom goes to the french laundry restaurant. lied on national tv saying his kids were home schooled when they are in private school. he's incompetent to run california. i want to apologize to america because california has given you gavin newsom, nancy pelosi, and kamala harris. i apologize. >> i fled california a year to this date. unlike leo i understood i have to get the heck out of here. these are average californians from both parties saying this state is being run into the ground. they realize it because of coronavirus and covid. but make no mistake. he has been a tyrant for years. the state of california was in bad shape long before coronavirus with the homelessness, the drug ep

the 71—year—old longtime republican is hoping to unseat the democratic governor gavin newsom, who is the mayor pro tem of the city of palm springs in california, and was the first openly transgender person elected to non—judicial office in california's history. shejoins me now from palm springs. thank you forjoining us here on bbc world news. california is like a celebrity magnet for celebrity candidates, has caitlynjenner got your celebrity candidates, has caitlyn jenner got your backing if there is indeed a caitlynjenner got your backing if there is indeed a race? i would hope that all of california and all of the united states has learned our lesson when it comes to celebrity candidates. some of them have — celebrity candidates. some of them have been _ celebrity candidates. some of them have been very - celebrity candidates. some of. them have been very successful, some have been re—elected as governor, does caitlynjenner specifically get your backing? no, she does not. i applaud the work that she has done to help the transgender community, but being a host of a television progra

gavin newsom goes to the french laundry restaurant.tv saying his kids were home schooled when they are in private school. he's incompetent to run california. i want to apologize to america because california has given you gavin newsom, nancy pelosi, and kamala harris. i apologize. >> i fled california a year to this date. unlike leo i understood i have to get the heck out of here. these are average californians from both parties saying this state is being run into the ground. they realize it because of coronavirus and covid. but make no mistake. he has been a tyrant for years. the state of california was in bad shape long before coronavirus with the homelessness, the drug epidemic, the regulations, a gas tax. the state was failing before. then coronavirus came in and he got to be the tyrant dictator he always wanted to be. californians took a step back and said i'm paying for this, to be locked in my home and not be free? congratulations to all you californians on both sides of the aisle who decided to stay, decided to fight. but for t

. >> california governor the olympian turned reality tv star is hoping to oust governor gavin newsomem office. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala tells us how recall organizers and teen newsome. >> are responding. >> caitlyn jenner will run as a republican, adding some celebrity to an already wide field of candidates from that party. >> center says she's in announcing she'll run for california governor in the likely recall election of gavin newsome. in a statement friday. the lgbtq reality star and former olympian said she's been a compassionate disrupter throughout her life and is quote, a proven winner and the only outsider who can put an end to gavin newsom's disastrous time as governor jenner had no policy proposals posted to a web site friday but did already have plenty of merchandise for sale but you sum sidestepping questions about gender jumping in friday. the state's going to come roaring back. and so to answer your question. >> that's what i'm focused. and i think today is a historic and i think, you know, we wish your the very best of luck. recall organizer and the e

of appeals and hoping for the same ruling a lower court made in november determining governor gavin newsom overstepped his authority by changing state law through executive order. today's arguments begin at 9:000. with more people in our state becoming fully vaccinated, there are questions about how long california's outdoor mask mandate will stick around. right now we are all expected to wear a mask if we are outdoors and not able to socially distanced. more than 30% of californians are fully southed. but even bay area health experts are conflicted about whether we should still be wearing masks outside. >> i think as we get up to the 60% of people fully vaccinated we could consider it. >> there has been a lot of data, especially to be fair over the last six months, that show the risk of outdoor transmission is very low. >> we reached out to the state's department of public health and they seem to indicate there won't be any masked changes until june 15,

plus the recall effort againstl gavin newsom has reached a major milestone, but california mbgovernor really number? also tonight the progressive mayor of portland, oregon is changing his tune about rises in his city and he's r not alone, w crime is drowning out to defend the police. and kamala harris pledges millions in aid to stem the crisis of the border, aids tord foreign country, but will throw money at the problem really fix it? i am gerry baker and for liz mcdonald and "the evening edit" start right now. ♪. gerry: let's begin in washington where president biden is indeed for his first address of joint session of congress tomorrow night, taber enter program is life or what wee might expect. >> this will be a different looking speech, usually they pack 1600 people into the house chamber but this time only a grand total of 200 people on hand, 80 house members and 60 senators. john roberts is only invited member of the supreme court. the only cabinet member secretary of state tony blinken and the secretary of defense lloyd austin for covid protocols, president biden will wear a mas

well, happening today, oral arguments begin over lawsuit, questioning governor gavin newsom's use of power amid the pandemic. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has more on that. >> oral arguments begin tuesday in the california court of appeal in sacramento over a lawsuit questioning governor gavin newsom's use of power amid the pandemic. this next step comes after the governor appealed a lower court's ruling last year that he abused his executive power and use of the emergency services act to change state law within the law. >> is absolutely on our side that the california constitution does not countenance autocratic form of government under any circumstances assemblyman kevin kiley is one of 2 republican lawmakers taking the governor to court over the issue. >> oral arguments come 2 weeks after the governor announced the state would drop pandemic-related restrictions and allow for a full reopening of the state june 15th that he's planning to continue. >> to exercise sweeping emergency powers for over 2 more months. regardless of there is any justification for it. and so i t

but today, gavin newsom said alameda and contra costa county officials are now working with fema and cal o es to continue distributing vaccines. doses will be provided by the county's and matched by the state. san francisco has hit a milestone in its effort to get people vaccinated. mayor london breed said today 50% of san franciscans, who are aged 16 and up have now received at least one dose of the vaccine and 30% are fully vaccinated. there are about 600, or rather 769,000 people over the age of 16 living in san francisco. we're continuing to follow breaking news in west oakland. firefighters are on the scene of a large house fire that's burning on the 800 block of 20th street, broke out within the last hour and then went to third alarm fire fighters say they found having fire conditions when they arrived, and at one point they adopted a defensive stance for moving crews from inside the building. several surrounding buildings were also evacuated as a precaution. still ahead tonight, nearly five years after the body of an east bay woman was discovered in a conquered pond. a verdict

great job, gavin newsom, take a bow. what does it all mean it?t means americans are voting with their feet and with their dollars and they are saying bye-bye, american pie to the liberal socialist failures under the likes of cuomo and murphy and gretchen whitmer and gavin newsom and others. they have lower taxes, less regulation, never adopted those measures on covid reporting fewer covid cases than democratic led michigan, pennsylvania, new york, et cetera and you know what else? they actually care about safety and security of every american and every community in their state not interested in the democratic dismantling and defunding of the police, take a look. >> defund the police, abolish prison? nancy pelosi and democrats in congress have lost their minds and now calling for violence. tell them to stand up against attacks on law enforcement. >> sean: i'm sean hannity and i had nothing to do with that out and i approve it anyway. it gets even worse were democrats, a new poll is finding overwhelming support of voter i.d. among likely voters and

the first, should gavin newsom be recalled? if 50% of the voters say yes.yn jenner, a lot of candidates are on there, whichever candidate gets the most votes on the second question will become the next governor of california. newsom cannot be recalled and be eligible to be reinstalled. there is a very good chance here. gerry: so-called jungle election, number of candidates from both parties, whoever gets the most votes, don't need to get a majority, just need more votes than anybody else? >> that is exactly correct. as long as a majority says gavin should be recalled in the fall ballot, the person is the winner who gets the most votes period. gerry: polling so far, people i guess are very dissatisfied, we heard from the remarkable restaurant owner about his leadership and about the double standards, failures after covid. i'm assuming he does face, on that first question, it is, he does face a pretty serious possibility that he could be recalled? >> that is exactly right. i mean his handling of covid has been really bad, even among democrats. when you have a

governor gavin newsome reassure that the state together with alameda and contra. costa counties will take over management of this site. >> cal. oh, yes. with those 2 counties and will be matching the allocations coming from those 2 counties with the state allocation. vaccines. we were not successful and extending beyond the commitment that the federal government made all the federal government will no longer provide the covid-19 vaccine supply at this site. fema will stay there to help out. the site is expected to do. 6,000 vaccinations per day state will be the majority of the vaccine. >> and we'll be taking a small portion of vaccine. >> from are a lot. in contra. costa will be doing the same. alameda county supervisor wilma chan says. >> this agreement came with good timing as the state's expected to expand vaccine eligibility to everyone. 16 and older next week it's really they administered in the well, 7 weeks. they had administered over 300,000 doses. so without that, you know, 3,300 1000 doses left alameda county out of all the doses that we've given to peo

say "watchathon" into your voice remote and watch for free jillian: the effort to recall gavin newsomrpassing the number of verified signatures needing and will be on the ballot this fall. todd: fox nation host tomi lahren, great to see you. you know california extremely well. do you think 60% of the voters will vote yes to recall the governor and replace them with somebody else? >> when i was living there a year ago i once set i'm not so sure because california's tend to bury their head in the sand and ignore the obvious, they elected governor gavin newsom knowing it would be bad for california, they voted to repeal the gas tax, i'm not sure about california but i got say i am so incredibly proud of the state i used to live in and what they have been able to do and this goes to show those living in other states being ruled by democrat tyrants you do have the power to make your voices heard, you have the power to recall your leaders unless you are new york which we will talk about in a moment but this goes to show if enough people band together even in a liberal state they can make a

. >> a major milestone, the effort to recall california governor gavin newsom make a joint lead towards landing on the ballot. "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> my thesis, the you write a song that doesn't put you in a good mood, uplifting, fun songs, smile in your face and tuesday as we look live at new york city, yesterday we went to atlanta. >> take you on a countrywide tour this entire week. how exciting. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: calls intensifying for john kerry to step down as special climate envoy affiliate audio suggests he shared his relapse covert operations with iran when he was secretary of state. >> john kerry denies these allegations. >> these recordings, iranian foreign ministers, sometime in the last year and a half, was not supposed to be made public until president rouhani left office. instead they are causing shockwaves in the us and iran. in these audiotapes he alleges secretary of state john kerry discussed covert israeli operations to iran telling them it was israel that struck 200 targets in syria. and the

it's great news for california, suffering under one-party rule headed by gavin newsom for too long. > has widespread support among democrats answer an election will likely happen this fall. >>> among the notable candidates running against governor newsom, southern california businessman john cox who ran against newsom in 2018, former san diego mayor kevin faulkner and olympian own former reality tv scar caitlin jenner. >>> to new covid cases in california still seeing the lowest numbers anywhere in the region. the state is averaging 33 infections per 100,000. according to the "l.a. times" over the last week california is averaging 1,900 new cases per day, a 34% drop from two weeks ago. >>> the white house plans to update guidance later today on wearing masks outdoors, that's what sources tell nbc news. a growing number of experts argue the risk of spreading outdoors extremely low for people who are fully vaccinated. we can expect new guidance from the cdc, many in san francisco agree it's time. >> soon, very soon, clarifying the situation visa spree vis-a-vis masks and unvaccinated. >

governor gavin newsom made the trip to formally open the new stretch of road. >>> at 7:39, still to come on "today in the bay," governor newsom may be on the verge of an environmental overhaul. next, the new oil ban he's proposing that activists have been pushing for for years. and why his opposition is ready to battle it out in court. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> 7:41 on your saturday morning as we welcome you back with this live look outside. cloudy skies over the golden gate bridge. a little bit of wind out there, as well. vianey arana will detail your microclimate forecast, including rain on the way in just a few minutes. but first, a major announcement that will accelerate the end of fracking in california. governor gavin newsom wants to stop the controversial practice by the end of 2024. his order calls for a ban on all oil production in california by 2045. within minutes of the governor's announcement yesterday, the western state's petroleum association

governor gavin newsom not even fazed. here he was today with reporters. >> 41%, 41% of america's jobs came out of the state of california in february. we're running close to record surpluses and the highest reserve in our state's history, 94% ipos year to date in the state of california. bloomberg just came out, number one state in america in innovation and we're dominant still in venture capital and small business starts. this state's going to come roaring back. so to answer your question, that's what i'm focused on. >> it's unknown how caitlyn jenner's candidacy would go over in the republican party. not just in progressive california but in nationwide politics. caitlyn calls herself a compassionate disrupter who is focused on getting the state back on track. joining me now, philip buff, national correspondent with "the washington post," democratic strategist juanita timberwolf ver and matt dowd, chief strategist for the bush/cheney 2004 campaign. calling the recall the work of republicans struggled to maintain relevanc

governor gavin newsom addressed this. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom got a short tour of the sheppardntary school in santa rosa which welcomes students back to campus for the first time this week. >> this school represents the unique set of challenges. >> reporter: the governor was referring to the fact that the school is 95% hispanic, a community disproportionately effected by covid-19. >> here where our schools are at in 95407, this has been the hardest hit zip code in sonoma county as far as virus transmission levels. >> reporter: that is lori biggers, the acting superintendent of the district, while many schools in the state have faced pressure from schools to reopen. bigger says her parents have been patient. >> i think my parents have been really, really supportive of the process and appreciative of us coming up with a plan that was going to work and keep everyone safe. >> reporter: but in order do all that requires money. money for testing, disinfecting and a continued focus on digital learning alternatives for students whose parents still don't want their children in school, w

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so ladies and gentlemen, governor gavin newsom. [applause] >> thank you, madam mayor, very much for the introduction. and thank you for your leadership, dr. colfax, let me just acknowledge that you have been leading the state in terms of your vaccine efforts. that 80 plus percent for 65 and other. le 50% of folks getting their first dose is substantially higher pace of administered doses than the rest of the state. i want to compliment you, mayor, on your extraordinary job. compliment the partnerships including the partnership with u.c.s.f., community college site. a site the mayor proudly told me has the capacity to administer over 5,000 shots each and every day. the only constraint is manufactured supply. i want to remind everybody we are designing a system here in the state of california that can provide upwards of 5.8 million vaccines to be administered on a weekly basis. currently, we are receiving about two and a half million. but we have designed a system that includes this site here that allows us to more than double that c

this comes his gavin newsom governor newsome announced today that the state plans to reopen on june 15thmagine, this is great news for millions of business owners who've struggled to stay afloat nor the pandemic. ktvu jesse gary tells us how they're gearing up for the middle of june. we're ready to transition back into indoor dining and welcome our customers back. jennifer coffman says her to restaurants stayed afloat during the past year. thanks to a loyal clientele now hurried spring cleaning proceeds. the next obstacle to normalcy finding good help. my biggest concern is being able to staff the right amount of people so that we can provide the quality of service that our customers are used to around the south bay and the state business owners are gearing up after the governor's tuesday announcement, gavin newsom says to return to normal is ticketed for june 15th. it's amazing. it's like this big weight has been lifted. the easing of economic hardships is equally enjoyed by businesses large and small and the pre pandemic world. santa clara county enjoyed basketball tournament games, nh

she's running against current governor gavin newsom who is facing a recall threat california has votedr: as politics go, it doesn't get more california than this >> i want this country to thrive >> reporter: caitlyn jenner, reality tv star, former olympian, and republican >> i love my fellow republicans, yay. >> reporter: announcing she wants to be governor of california, taking on incumbent gavin newsom >> it was easy to come out as trans. it was harder to come out as a republican >> reporter: jenner has the name recognition but no experience in elective office, conjuring comparisons to arnold schwarzenegger, who ousted gray davis in a recall and served for eight years. in a state that pioneered the path from showbiz to politics with actor turned governor turned president ronald reagan in announcing her bid, jenner took aim at newsom's handling of the pandemic, famously caught dining at a fancy restaurant during the lockdowns but now the state, much deeper blue than in the days of schwarzenegger, is poised to fully reopen in june >> barring some big, unexpected moment, or gavin newsom

recall organizer and the economy says the effort to replace gavin newsome has entered a new phase likee've always said we didn't think that the front-run have emerged yet in this campaign. and i think today is you know, cruiser point. but i think this is the opening act of the circus. that is the recall democratic strategist. stephen, the as press secretary for governor gray davis who was recalled and replaced by arnold schwarzenegger. i don't think she's on the same level as arnold at all fortunate came into that recall in 2000. >> we with some policy chops. he'd let about an issue of the year before marriage to maria shriver was a lot of political recognition we're not seeing this at all here that he knew some noting jenner is working with donald trump's former presidential campaign manager newsom's campaign manager dan newman said in a statement, quote, we always knew the republican recall would be a ludicrous circus full of trump supporters which only reinforces how much californians appreciate governor newsom's competent compassionate experience leadership during an unprecedented

so ladies and gentlemen, governor gavin newsom. [applause] >> thank you, madam mayor, very much for the introduction. and thank you for your leadership, dr. colfax, let me just acknowledge that you have been leading the state in terms of your vaccine efforts. that 80 plus percent for 65 and other. le 50% of folks getting their first dose is substantially higher pace of administered doses than the rest of the state. i want to compliment you, mayor, on your extraordinary job. compliment the partnerships including the partnership with u.c.s.f., community college site. a site the mayor proudly told me has the capacity to administer over 5,000 shots each and every day. the only constraint is manufactured supply. i want to remind everybody we are designing a system here in the state of california that can provide upwards of 5.8 million vaccines to be administered on a weekly basis. currently, we are receiving about two and a half million. but we have designed a system that includes this site here that allows us to more than double that c

she began with a visit to visit east bay water treatment plant where she was joined by governor gavin newsom. there, the vice president touted biden's 2.3 trillion infrastructure plan which includes rebuilding our drinking water infrastrucinfrasc >> you must understand how precious this resource is. we must understand the equities and inequities of distribution, and clean drinking water, and address it. >> reporter: regarding safe drinking water, the plan would cost $111 billion. the plan would replace all the nations led pipes and modernize the country's aging water systems. >> reporter: part of the plan includes creating thousands of jobs. vice president harris then met with small business owners at red door catering company in oakland. which, last september, received government funding and was able to stay afloat. paris came to listen while providing more financial support for more small businesses located in underserved communities. >> sometimes, you can and tell when people are telling you the truth. and they are going to keep their word. i really feel hopeful. i believe this is going t

she goes on to say this isn't the california we know this is gavin newsom is california where he orders us to stay home but goes out to dinner with his lobbyist friends. dinner describes herself as economically conservative and socially liberal. she is a lifelong republican. anytime we have the celebrities in prominent celebrities entering the race, they can help generate media coverage and that could bring some unpredictability in the 2003, california recall election more than 130 candidates ran a crowded field can improve the odds for long shot. candidates only need a plurality of the vote. and so you know, someone with. 40 or even less than that, theoretically, percent of the vote could actually win if there's lots of candidates on the ballot general was an initial supporter of president donald trump, but later criticized him for his anti transgender policies. mr trump's former campaign manager, bread par scale is also working with generous campaign. the lgbt q advocacy organization equality california responded to jenner's candidacy this morning, saying caitlyn jenner spent years te

ley estatal, ellos perdieron sus puestos durante la pandemia, pero pueden regresar debido que gavin newsomempleadoss que perdieron su trabajo, serÁn beneficiados los que trabajaron por 6 mes en la misma posiciÓn en el 2019, la ley sxi rara en el 2024. >> reanudan la audiencia en washington d.c. para analizar las acciones de respuesta en torno a la policÍa del capitolio en torno a los disturbios reportados en el capitolio el pasado 6 de enero, la audiencia serÁ de forma virtual se tiene previsto que los testimonios comiencen con el inspector general de la policÍa. >> el presidente joe biden pidÓo a las agencias federales dejar de utilizar los tÉrminos en inglÉs, alien e ilegal, los cambios las tendrÁ que realizar el departamento de fronteras, en su lugar utilizar no ciudadano o individuo inmigrante indocumentado. >> nos vamos a texas porque rinden nono. >> honor a vanessa guillen. >> la ceremonia comenzÓ con unas palabras por parte del teniente general de fort hood quien asegura que su muerte ha impactado a todos en la base militar y por eso quisieron hacer esto para honrarla. >> mientras e

that could be a big deal, especially this year as gavin newsom faces that recall election and likely in october, november. yeah you just mentioned the recall election. we are getting word late this afternoon that, in fact, the campaign to remove governor newsome has now submitted enough verified signatures, too. qualify for that recall election. the california secretary of state's office says that more than 1.6 million signatures have now been submitted and verified to qualify. the recall campaign needed roughly 1.4 million signatures. so they've got well above that. today's milestone means it is nearly all but certain that a recall election will happen later. this year is david mentioned, but it's not a done deal. yet county still have until thursday to verify any remaining signatures. there's also a 30. business day period in which voters can ask to have their names removed from this recall petition. but david boy, if you are governor gavin newsom. what does this day mean for you tool. first and foremost, you make sure that no democrats get on the ballot that could potentially chall

gavin newsom is the man. they go oh, not that man. well, you don't get to pick and choose the man. right now joe biden is the man, comics, do your job, push against the man. >> ben: thank you so much, adam. i think you are completely correct and thank you for joining me. >> thank you, ben. >> ben: you can listen to more of my conversation with adam carolla on the ben domenech podcast which you can find at fox news podcast.com. thank you for watching "fox news primetime." i'm ben domenech. we will be back tomorrow night at 7:00 with more. until then, the lovers of freedom and anxious for the fray. tucker carlson is up next. most? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." closing arguments in officer derek chauvin's murder trial just concluded in the state of minnesota. now, americans have heard quite a bit about george floyd over the last year and formed their own opinion. but, most still cannot say with any specificity just how he died and that's, of course, the essence of the w

. >>> caitlin jenner has jumped into the race to replace governor gavin newsom in a potential recall election. political experts that we spoke to said she faces an important first test. devin fehely has more. >> reporter: how will voters view caitlin jenner as a serious candidate and contender, or as an unserious celebrity distraction? many politicians and analysts say the answer is not entirely clear. she announced she is jumping into the race for governor described herself as a proven winner in the only outsider who can put in and to governor newsom's disastrous time as governor. >> it is important for her to come out with solutions to the problems that plague california. >> reporter: johnny canvas says celebrity status is not as qualifying and says she will need to come up with comprehensive policies if she wants to be taken seriously. >> i think a lot of people are dissatisfied with the leadership of our governor and a lot of them think that they can help our state of california and you know, so be it, let's see who is the best policy into has the best come you know, leadership a

>> i think the people of california are sick of gavin newsome. i never trust pollsters. 't get enough samples to make a determination on the feeling in california. but you know, the people have spoken. we got the signatures that we needed to recall newsome. it's time that california gets a governor to put the people first. >> martha: one of those people running and says that she wants to put the people first is caitlyn jenner. well-known obviously. olympic athlete and a kardshian star and long-time resident of the state of california. she doesn't want to leave. she wants to fix the state. here's what arnold schwarzenegger said about her race. watch this. >> anyone has a chance. i think the people are dissatisfied what is going on in california. i hope as many people jump into the race as possible. the key thing about this is that it doesn't matter if it's caitlyn or anyone else, if you have a clear vision you want to go, the changes you want to make and why are you qualified to become governor. >> martha: what do you think, joe? you think caitlyn jenner has a chance at be

governor gavin newsome will face a recall election in california. secretary of state announced his office collected more than enough valid signatures to move on to the next phase of the recall process. voters now have 30 business days to submit written requests to county registrars of voters to remove their names from the recall petition, the state secretary says a recall election will be held. alyssa sufficient number of signatures or withdrawn newsome already faces a handful of potential republican opponents, including reality star caitlyn jenner. and happening tomorrow the same. we'll be hearing the latest report on water supply and efficiency. the board will decide of water conservation action will be needed and help ensure supply for next year. the meeting is at 01:00pm tomorrow bring you the latest on that decision right here on kron 4. switching gears now to talk about our weather. this is a live look outside of downtown san francisco. it's a beautiful scene. it's sunny and bright got kron. 4 meteorologist john shrable. he's standing by with

as gavin newsome.ner, a republican, has lived in california over 50 years and considers herself fiscally conservative and socially liberal. no word if they might nominate the house wives of orange county. she said politics have been placed over progress. and special interests over people. i agree. sacramento needs an honest leader with a clear vision. here here. apparently this announcement made newsome so nervous he nearly dropped his shrimp fork at the french laundry. the question is will she pull in the transgender voter demographic. democrats will have to get creative and saying that voting for her is trans phobic. here at gutfeld!" we're so excited that we came up with bumper sticker slogans for her. jenner, better ideas and better hair. jenner a governor that can keep up with the kardshians. jenner, strong enough for a man, but made for a woman. jenner, she already beat the communists once. she can do it again. jenner, bet you haven't been on a wheaty's books you liberal. jenner, i'm all woman an

governor davis about whether or not he thinks nuisance recall effort will be successful. >> governor gavin newsom's job may soon be on the line as efforts to recall him gain traction. and while this is the largest recall effort against governor newsome. it's not the only 1, 5, other recall petitions were previously filed against the governor since he took office back in january 2019, former california governor gray davis was in the same boat as governor newsome when he was facing recall efforts during his time in office. davis was effectively recalled in 2003. but he says his recall is out of governor newsome a difference. one of main reasons being timing as time goes on. >> more people be vaccinated or schools will open. people going back to work. and people feel better about themselves, their future. got there. the public health officials who have navigated through the time is on avenue >> he says voters state of mind is relevant when it comes to choosing to keep newsome in office. what when. >> people feel their lives are getting better and their future looks better. they generally support incum

. >> el gobernador gavin newsom firma una nueva ley que beneficia a los trabajadores de california.le diremos de qué manera lo hará. buenas noches. gracias por acompañarnos. funcionarios policiales están tras la pista de un hombre que atacó a un empleado del servicio de transporte, que estaba caminando durante su descanso y fue alcanzado. fue llevado al hospital. un paso más hacia la normalidad es como describen los expertos médicos la recomendación que hicieron los centros para el control y la prevención de enfermedades (cdc), las personas completamente vacunadas pueden salir y mantenerse al aire libre sin usar mascarilla. hablamos con las autoridades de salud de la valla para saber si esta norma se puede aplicar en la bahía. >> caminar al aire libre se va a parecer a lo que estábamos acostumbrados ya que los centros para el control y la prevención de enfermedades (cdc) modificara las restricciones del uso de mascarillaspara las personas totalmente vacunadas. >> podemos salir, correr y hacer ejercicio al aire libre, o con pequeños grupos de personas vacunadas sin mascarillas. >> (i

the state the more this is seen as a referendum on conservative republican politics rather than gavin newsomethe more that helps newsome in just 8. i also have noticed that some of the other names the recall. are people like newt gingrich. and that is just not helpful for the republican side. that's all helpful for news. >> talk a little bit about the process. so if this does get on the ballot. and then there's the election. is it just winner take all or does it have to be 50% plus one. how does have a selection play out. >> oh, i mean, it's a little it's a little bit so there will be 2. it makes it to the ballot. there will be 2 questions. the first to recall the current governor and the second question is who would you choose to replace him, succeed him and whoever gets the most votes in that second question you know, thinking back to when gray davis was recalled. there were more than a 100 people on the ballot, including sort of, you know, nuisance candidates gary coleman. you know, schwarzenegger did pretty well. he got in the high 40's i think on that boat and one that you can when you c

in other words, -- they will benefits because joe biden will make sure that gavin newsom stays in front of this. >> they have until the end of the month. they announced plans to challenge newsom including john cox, and reality tv star kaitlyn chana, former san diego mayor kevin faulkner, and so far, no democratic challengers they do decide tokickbesecome i history that it has happens. 2003 voters recalls democratic governor gray davis to replace them with the public and arnolds was mager. he is responding tonight calling it a republican recall, that threatens our values and seeks to undo the important progress that we have made. >>> sharks fans are about 30 minutes away from eating the puck drop in person for the first time in more than a year. andria borba is at sap center with the long-awaited return to the tank. >> the president said that he might actually cry when the players skate out of the sharks mouth this evening in front of actual fans in the stands for the first time in 14 months. to ganz that requires a completed vaccine card, to accept from the final dose, or a negative cov