jenner, he wrote to dr. jenner saying, yours is the comfortable reflection that mankind can never forget that you live too. future nations will know by history only that the low some smallpox had existed -- loaths ome smallpox has existed and by you has been extra paid -- e xtirpated. even in the 1806, jefferson recognized what had been wiped out as such is scored on the human race. by the 1840's, vaccination largely replaced variolation, and dr. started carrying the tools for vaccination as a standard part of their medical kit. various community set up vaccination clinics throughout the 19th century. anti-vaccination efforts persisted in 1879, the anti-vaccination society of america was established. running various efforts to try and stop communities from setting up these clinics and mandating vaccination. there were debates about whether or not vaccination should be compulsory, and such debates went all the way to the supreme court which in 1905, it upheld the constitutionality of mandatory vaccination law

combafbin newsom's campaign has linked jenner with donald trump.he gold medallist has tried to separate herself from the former president and says she didn't vote for trump in the 2020 election. >> he did some really good things for the economy and this state, international. his messaging is terrible. >> reporter: jenner isn't the only republican in the likely special election and she'll need more support than just her party's date. in recent poles, the majority of californians don't support recalling gavin newsom. officials in the state of california announced that the recall election is gonna cost tax payers $215 million. what's your reaction to that? >> gavin newsom has done such a terrible job with this state, he's cost us more than $215 in this state. we need to build an economy that is pro-business, less taxes, less regulation. or you know what? there's other states who do it other ways and we're gonna lose them all. >> reporter: jenner says she's not worried about how much covid-19 has improved in california with one of the lowest transmissi

combafbin newsom's campaign has linked jenner with donald trump.e gold medallist has tried to separate herself from the former president and says she didn't vote for trump in the 2020 election. >> he did some really good things for the economy and this state, international. his messaging is terrible. >> reporter: jenner isn't the only republican in the likely special election and she'll need more support than just her party's date. in recent poles, the majority of californians don't support recalling gavin newsom. officials in the state of california announced that the recall election is gonna cost tax payers $215 million. what's your reaction to that? >> gavin newsom has done such a terrible job with this state, he's cost us more than $215 in this state. we need to build an economy that is pro-business, less taxes, less regulation. or you know what? there's other states who do it other ways and we're gonna lose them all. >> reporter: jenner says she's not worried about how much covid-19 has improved in california with one of the lowest transmissio

caitlin jenner has slim support so far in the california recall race.en bastida is here with how she's trying to change that. >> reporter: the former olympian, reality start, and transgender activist is promising to get tough on what she calls the real issues in california especially immigration. >> as governor i would first close the southern border. i would in all state lands, finish the border, the border wall. do what i would call the best job we can do in protecting our eastern front. >> speaking on abc's the view, caitlin jenner said it is time to crack down on illegal immigration. calling it a burden on california taxpayers and businesses. asked about her stance on transgender fa bands, she sidestepped a bit, calling it a very small issue here. and when asked if she believed that joe biden was not elected president, she diverted again saying donald trump, jenner is running as a conservative in california's recall race. something usf professor of politics james taylor calls a mismatch. >> you would deafly already have a base of support in the cons

and who is caitlyn jenner?n i would tell my ten -year-old self who caitlyn jenner is and i would be like what is going on with this world , and then i would ask if mister mister t still mister t? but then i would calm down and would be totally psyched. so when you have a sports legen on your show he's also trans coming or going to have to tackle the elephant in the room. the olympics welcomes its first trans athlete. we have many on this panel to talk about this. the last time she ran anywhere was from the police. but, as a former olympic athlete , i do have some thoughts . i bet you'd didn't know i was i the olympics. until they band the dwarf tossed . i even made it on the wheaties box. there you go. i don't know how much i should care about women's weightlifting . my idea of women's weightliftin is watch try to pick up my wallet. can you find a smaller script subgroup of society the women's weightlifting then in new zealand? may be seth meyers fans. and who knew newand at an olympic team. and know they have

caitlyn jenner's dad landed on normandy beach on d-day. caitlyn jenner joins me now.es this seem like an innocent mistake to you or a significant blunder? >> i'm so disappointed in the direction that our country is going right now, down this socialist road, trying to destroy this country's history. i'm very proud of our countryist history. from the 1619 project, we're teaching in schools, to the president of the united states of america, not even acknowledging what happened on june 6. to me that is absolutely devastating. my father was 19 years old and he wanted to go fight. he joined the fifth ranger battalion, went over trained, the fifth ranger battalion was the first boats on omaha beach. there was 364 guys in his division. 60 came back alive to fight for my freedom, this country's freedom. they are truly the greatest generation. and to see the president of the united states not even acknowledge that, my father is buried at arlington with his war buddies. if he could see what is happening to this country right now, he would be devastated. >> martha: i hear that a

isn't that donald trump in a caitlyn jenner wig? t the resemblance is uncanny. interview is a lot of n nonsense, she's just trying to get attention. caitlyn jenner has the better chance of being the next batman than the governor of california. she knows little to nothing about everything, really. the interview ended as graceny as it began. >> i have to cut you off because we're getting ready to go. our thanks to cat -- caitlyn jenner -- >> always, i want to spend more time with you. >> well. we're here, you know? we're here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you won't be, but we are here. at least we still have kim jong-un to keep up with. the kardashian of north korea has been keeping up with diet and exercise. the dear leader appears to have lost some weight over the past few months. there he is. that's the after? [ laughter ] that's the after. slim jong-un. how did he do it, you ask? it's a good question. according to north korean insiders, it's all thanks to determination and hard work. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers an

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for nya gubernatorial candidate caitlyn jenner is giving her first in depth interview since announcingn for governor, newsom seat. the revolution wasn't for the workers who was for himself well, unless he shut us down while he lived it up at the french laundry. yeah. total hypocrisy. let's talk about that's what i'm running, and that there was a report in bloomberg that showed that gender sat down with alex michaelson. he's the host of the show. the issue is in the interview. jennifer doesn't a gender doesn't quite answer the questions, but rather talks about why she is running for governor when asked about taxes, for example, in california, jenner admits it's an issue that she has it looked into much on the rich. do you think that taxes on the rich should be lowered in california? issuet gotten strongly into exactly working with jim brulte and a lot of other people on a lot ofm running against the hypocrisy that's out there. jenner also asked about her was also asked about her own voting record and could not give a direct answer if she did or did not vote in the 2020 election, and you

. >> recall candidate for governor caitlyn jenner is hoping to win over california voters with a newlan to finish the wall along the u.s. mexico border. a candidate for governor says she wants to use money from the state's budget chair of bullet train project a quote, completely finished the wall jenner also said that she wants immigrants already in california to get legal status. a recent survey by u c berkeley found 6% of registered voters support jenner's run for governor in the recall election. >> coming up next, a group of anti baxters swarmed the town hall in the north bay this week. we'll have reaction from the representative. we had to face down those protesters. plus, new revelations today regarding the trump administration forcing apple to hand over information on top democrats and we have an update from oakland city leaders and oakland a's at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to include electric cycles. we used the unlimited 1.5 percent cash back from our chase ink business

what is caitlyn jenner's political brand. you don't have a political track record.how you would vote on policy. what's your brand? >> i am a total outsider, i agree with you and running as a republican in the bluest of blue states. but i go in there and i don't one special interest in sacramento one favor. i'm not the one who gave us the highest tax rates in the nation. i'm not the one who put 21.2.words of regulations on the people and businesses of california. they did that. i come in as an outsider. i consider myself a compassionate disrupter. i want to go in there and i want to shake the system up. we cannot continue to go down the road that we're going. we are losing the state. 18,000 companies have left the state of california and they are continuing to leave. >> harris: here is one of those issues as you step into the fray is on fire. i want to turn to the crime that is surging in many of america's cities including several in your home state of california. los angeles homicides are up 127%. shootings up 58% year to year. what is your plan to make california s

katelyn jenner leads at 337,000. does money typically matter?it usually matters in the regular election, but does it really matter in a recall? >> yes it does. you'd rather have money than not. in this case, the newsome coach has a deep bench. not only has he had three million from hastings, but others have given $500,000 each. job cox has spent $7 million on this thing. when you look at that 18 or 19 million, he's the one. the other guys are far behind. newsome and the proponents were dead even three months ago. you can see what's happened, how far ahead he's pulled. >> as we wrap it up really quick, is this going to help governor newsome if he gets past this recall, people will say he's in it to win it, he's in it with the hurdles? >> well, you would think so. if he winds, there's going to be another election in just about a year, which is why critics say they shouldn't be going on to begin with. if he wins well, i'm here, i'm there, vote for me again. if he squeaks through this is going to give muns, and maybe some democrats, a chance to thin

caitlyn jenner would do that. but caitlyn jenner is not going to be someone who's going to be in the fold for republicans in terms of coalescing around one candidate. but you hear rumors about the rocks till you hear rumors about others that potentially can enter the race. it doesn't look like any of them are going to enter the race that puts gavin newsom and the driver see which is why acts like oprah winfrey in terms of running a lottery around vaccinations and doling out, if you will, part of that 75 billion dollars surplus. >> mckeown says that republicans need to nationalize the recall race as he puts it to get more money to get more attention, something they might do by demonizing newsome along with other california leaders like speaker nancy pelosi and vice president harris grant and vicki. >> thank you, catherine. today president biden signed a law designating the pulse nightclub in orlando, florida, a national memorial. president making that declaration at a white house ceremony earlier today in june of 2

caitlyn jenner announced that she is kickstarting her campaign with a multi-city bus tour jenner saide intends to hit the entire state over a 3 week period. she plans to start around august 11 or 12 when she returns from an overseas trip happening right now. polls are closed and results be tabulated in the special election in alameda county. >> this is to pick a successor for attorney general rob bonta in the state assembly. 8 candidates are in the running, including but his wife me up on to bonta left the legislature in april after governor newsom appointed him to become attorney general right now. there are no numbers to report, but we will let you know when they become available. if no candidate wins more than half of the vote tonight, a special runoff election will be held on august 31st with the top 2 vote getters regardless of their party affiliation. another big story we're following, governor newsom has extended the ban on evictions until the end of september and boosted a program that is aimed at covering back rent. it is a moving embrace by tenants. but california landlords

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while speaking with kron four's inside california politics jenner. made news revealing the bus tour plans saying that should be on the road for 3 weeks and will cover the entire state jenner says she plans hit the road some time around august 11th following a previously scheduled trip overseas. you can catch that interview on inside california politics this saturday at 06:00am on kron 4 coming up this hour from 4 news at 9. the search of the rubble from that collapse is a florida stretches into night 6. now. >> the latest on the progress being made today in the first responders behind it. >> plus bay area, home sales are beginning to slow down a bit. what's behind the recent decline in sales. >> some health officials now recommending everyone wear masks indoors and in public spaces amid growing concerns over the delta variant what the cdc is saying about those new recommendations. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? circulation of the delta variant is

john cox, caitlyn jenner, doug oc, the major republican candidates. of saddled with the issue of trump and they're going to continue to be asked about that is this re congo's forward republicans statewide or in a top position? because this is a state has become so democratic. donald trump is so toxic and yet among republicans. remains pretty popular. millions of them voted for him. so it's tough. there's a narrow path to victory. if you're a republican. yeah, carla a few weeks back. we had caitlyn jenner on our show. we haven't had a panel sins of your strategy said it, you know. it's interesting, alex, i think is. national fox next week. she's been on the view, etcetera, but the fact is, look, um, still has does not have, uh, are shown any evidence that she's done the homework necessary to run for the fifth legislate kana me to head the fifth largest economy. she didn't know on your interview the size of the state budget or even the size of the stimulus checks. the gavin newsom we're giving out. it's interesting. when you talk about the support she's

if caitlyn jenner after being bruce jenner and winning the decathlon, four years later had decided tothe decathlon and the olympics, that wouldn't have been remotely fair. she has acknowledged that as well because even though now she has transitioned, she still has the physical stature of the mail which would allow her to be more competitive and to be the other women in this competition. good step for you. in the state of texas recently, over 300 high school boys ran the 100-meter faster than the fastest woman in the history of the world has ever done it. men are bigger, stronger, and faster. that is not an insult to women's athletics. if anything, we are protecting the right of women to compete against other women and find out who the best man or the best woman is pure to but we can't allow come i don't believe, biological men to be competing against women because it sets up fundamental unfairness. >> sandra: we have to remember those who have spoken out on the issue. on this network, one college in connecticut high school athlete came on the network saying she found losing to transg

jenner, keep doing what you're doing.ing. >> which olympics sports have you been watching? >> figure skating. >> wonderful. so you must have seen nancy harding win the bronze with her torn aclu? >> correct. >> would you like to wish her a speedy recovery. >> nancy harding, congratulations on your speedy recovery and congratulations. >> who have you been watching with? >> my boyfriend. >> have you been watching water polo? >> bits of it. >> did it make you sad when the ponies drowned? >> yeah. >> we're talking about the olympics. have you been watching? >> highlights, things like that. >> you see the boat in the big race? >> i did. i saw it. just a little bit of it. >> yeah. no one really thought he was going to win. he was racing against gregg fast -- >> younger people. yeah. >> and a russian, harry runsaton. >> yeah. >>ko they're doing with the olympics? >> until all honesty, i haven't watched it myself. >> have you seen the highlights? >> none at all. i'm probably not going to help, however, i have heard that it's good.

as it is for caitlyn jenner, it is a debbie.ition, you become the other sex even in the case of caitlyn jenner noi think that has been truly responded to you become the other sex indisposed stereotypical rich white upper-class uniform. that's a lot to be said about that. she carries her politics and the right-wing politics she had when she was a man. so for those people it is a transition and there's nothing to be said once you get to that final point except your desire to be recognized as the new sex that you are. j prosser was an example of that but in his later writing he's much more about the damage to the body, the fragility, then didn't he is acquired. nonetheless it's still a journey. for kate orenstein and susan stryker, it's anything but try. it is a move into lesser of identities and that is much i would say that's as much political clan as the other one. the trouble is in the great wide world out there, the one that is more easy to assimilate into a version of happy activity, examine the wrong body so i will transitio

jenner, keep doing what you're doing, you're amazing, you and all women in america, thank you. >> which you been watching? >> figure skating. >> you must have seen nancy harding win that bronze with her torn aclu? >> correct. >> do you want to wish her a speedy recovery on her aclu? >> nancy harding, congratulations on your speedy recovery, and congratulations. >> who have you been watching with? >> my boyfriend. >> have you been watching water polo? >> bits of it. >> did it make you sad when all the ponies drowned? >> yeah? >> we're talking about the olympics, have you been watching? >> highlights, things like that. >> you saw usain bolt win that big race? >> i did, a little bit of it. >> no one thought he was going to win, racing against greg fast when. >> younger people, yeah. >> len quicken, and the russian, harry ronzatan. >> i haven't watched myself. >> have you seen highlights? >> not at all. however, i have heard that it's good. >> you have friends who have been watching? >> no. well, yes, a little bit. >> which friends? >> friends from -- like family. family friends. >> which f

it was caitlyn jenner.heir talks, schools, taxes and her voting record more on her first in depth interview since announcing her run for governor. if you smell gas, you're too close. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. ♪start spreading the news♪ ♪i'm leaving today♪ ♪i want to be a part of it♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪it's up to you♪ ♪new york, new york♪ ♪new york♪ one of the most important things you can do is to make sure you call 811 before you dig. calling 811 to get your lines marked: it's free, it's easy, we come out and mark your lines, we provide you the information so you will dig safely. first in depth interview to alex michaelson, host of the issue is since announcing her run for governor. newsom seat. alex joins us live now with what she had to say, alex. tell us about andre. good to see you. yeah, this is her first tv interview with the california journalist during this run, and we talked about a lot of issu

family could market directly to their millions of fans. >> at the time she started this show kris jenner did. product endorsements, twitter mentions, red carpet appearances, fashion lines, skincare, the results turned the family not just into celebrities, but to billion dollar brands. even as their series passes from the scene, their massive influence isn't about to go away any time soon. >> here's a toast to our final episode. i love you guys so much. here's to an amazing chapter in our lives. >> reporter: might have begun as a punch line, but leaves as a power house. the kardashians rewriting the pop culture playbook, turning famous for being famous into big business while entertaining so many viewers in the process. michael? >> no doubt about that. chris, thank you. >>> now to rob. hey, rob. >> reporter: good morning again, michael. i want to take you to the montana/north dakota border. this is when tornados move north and move slowly. they often get back lit. they're kind of pretty. in the rural areas, they don't do that much damage. this is one of those. a beautiful tornado. one of

more than 50 people have announced they will run against him including former olympian caitlyn jenner and the former san diego mayor and businessman john cox. >>> a group of california parents is preparing to sue the state to relax school testing and quarantine requirements. >> we have the efforts on ending mask mandates. >> parents are set up and now getting involved. >> reporter: thousands of parents across the state say they have had enough. >> we are in a different stage and need to adjust. >> reporter: last year they started to reopen and they are now facing something else. >> we have the issues of quarantine and mask mandates and this is theater. >> reporter: they started raising money to sue the state first over required asymptomatic testing for athletes and so-called close contact quarantine which sent thousands of healthy students home for weeks because they were in a fully math classroom with a student who tested positive. parents point to known false positives from the state labs and kids quarantine after testing negative. >> covid keeps taking things away from us. >> repor

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greg lee ktvu fox two news, california gubernatorial candidate caitlyn jenner sat down with alex michaelson depth interview since announcing her run for governor, newsom seat. right now i am running against the hypocrisy that's out there. um uh in sacramento. uh, i'm running against our schools that have been close for the last year. i put it this way, and i think gavin newsom has done a horrible jobs on the rich should be so in the interview, gender is asked about taxes and her voting record. she doesn't quite answer the questions would rather talks about why she is running for governor, and you can watch more of alex's interview with caitlyn jenner this sunday. the issue is airs at 5:30 a.m. right here on ktvu. well, the original rainbow pride flag is now on display in san francisco. it was unveiled today at the g l t b historical society museum there on 18th street and the castro district. mayor breed. another civic and community leaders were there for the unveiling. the rainbow flag was designed in san francisco by the late artists and activists. gilbert baker back in 1978. since then i

former olympian and reality tv star caitlyn jenner releasing a new ad tuesday together. let's make california healthy home to live work and raise a family adult film star mary carey announced she's kicking off her campaign in washington, dc at the end of this week talking about making california more afford and former san diego mayor kevin faulconer making a stop in san francisco. vernon california is in keeping our businesses. >> open. >> join me. >> well candidates and the governor himself in to grab the attention of voters for now, all eyes are on the secretary of state to kick this off in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news and just in the crowd for the cover across the county board of supervisors has just voted unanimously. >> to extend eviction protections for residential and business tenants financially impacted by the pandemic. our kron four's phillipe chagall explains what it means. >> at its virtual meeting tuesday. the contra costa county board of supervisors adopted the extension of an urgency ordinance prohibiting landlords from evicting residential and sm

john, kevin faulconer and caitlyn jenner. in a she says, quote, we have an obligation is candidates to connect with voters in every corner of the state to go beyond talking points speak. honestly about our ideas to get california back on track. >> making his campaign debut with an actual living breathing bear backhand. a republican candidate for governor john is back with a new prop is in the bay made a campaign stop in san jose's columbus park today with that 8 football of garbage called the place to dirty and noisy for children to safely play. and he spoke about the need to address the state's housing crisis unveiled a plan to cut the state's homeless population in half in 5 years. if elected. he says he would step up enforcement against people living on the streets and work to speed housing construction. he also said he would force homeless people into treatment before providing them with housing. >> happening now, a special election is u derway to find a successor for attorney general bob rob bonta and the state assembly.

>>> caitlin jenner is a trending topic right now online. you can weigh in on her candidacy for governor using the hashtag kpix. we will share some of your comments in just a bit. >> the worst drought conditions and longer wildfire season have now exposed a third element of concern and sometimes life- threatening danger. it is housing. specifically, the push to build housing and high-risk fire zones. data from uc berkeley shows that we 10% of californians live in high-risk fire zones. and the seven most destructive fires on record have happened in just the last four years. what is more, the cost to replace homes and those high risk zones could cost at least $610 billion. >>> join us to talk about the risk and some of the solutions, director of the center for community innovation, professing karen chappell. think of joining us. after looking at the fire in santa rosa, you can't fight in paradise, even a thomas fire in front direct, can you explain how state and local housing building policies combined to the fire risk to make the fires just s

and of course caitlin jenner coming out on the cover of vanity fair as a transgender woman. these are all moments in time that moved attitudes about the movement, that brought popular understanding to the issues of the lgbtq community facing. next we will walk into the main gallery and we are going to see what happened at the stonewall and 50 years ago, in the summer of 1969. we will go back to a hot summer night in june of 1969 to greenwich village in new york city, the stonewall inn. stonewall inn wasn't a nice bar. the drinks were watered down, it was run by the mafia, but it was a place that people could come and dance together and socialize. back then, it's illegal for gay people to socialize together, to be seen showing affection in public. at stonewall, they could downs together. the stonewall inn actually prayed on the gay wall street workers who socialized their. they were sort of a blackmailing rain going on there. not the nicest place, but it was a place capable could call their own. there is a police crackdown on illegal establishments going on, and when police c

so jenner as say, your report explain, they've already made that vaccine pledge. well, more than we expect them to say in this health declaration. well as far as children alluded to their focus now on saturday, shifts to looking back at the last 18 months looking at lessons learned in order to prevent any repeat of the devastation wrought by the pandemic. and g 7 leaders will commit their national resources to that end when they signed and unveiled accomplished by declaration, so called lakers setting out a firm plan towards that end at preventing that devastation, 175000000 people infected, to remind you and counting 3700000 people debt and counting economies torn apart, billions of people still waiting and facing a very long wait for the vaccine. the declaration, when it comes out will be split into 3 parts. we understand that 1st looks, it vastly improving the amount of time it takes to produce new vaccines in the future, looking at at a target at time target of under a 100 days. the 2nd part looks at surveillance and dream genome sequencing in different countr

imagine the difference in caitlyn jenner had decided to compete as a woman right after bruce jenner hadt people believe this is not right brian: 35 years old he transitions to laurel, becomes a she. never competed as a weight lift er before, but now at 37, she's maybe favored to be very successful for new zealand. >> very good chance to win a medal. i'm not an odds maker when it comes yet to weight lifting. i might be by july, looking for fun things to gamble on, but right now, the talk is that her weight lifting numbers put her in contention to potentially win a medal. brian: clay, also by the way you're not the only one having questions. another weight lifter from belgium said this , in a quote. anyone that has trained weight lifting at a high level knows this to be true in their bones, this the particular situations unfair to the sport and to athletes life changing opportunities are missed for some athletes medals and olympic qualifications and we are all powerless. this is about women. stand up for your sport. i think you should have the chance to medal. i really don't think, nothin

>> listen i do believe that it's caitlyn jenner and i know there are a lot of conservatives skepticalstyle and skeptical of a lot of the things she said but after sitting down with her and talking with her for so long i can tell you this. she's a constitutional conservative. she gets it and most importantly she gets california. she gets what's making california sick. she understands the leadership is failing, and i believe that she's the one that can defeat gavin newsom. she's got the name id, the recognition and i do believe she has the tenacity and the dedication to win that race. ainsley: what does she need to focus on and what are the issues in california people want changed in your state? >> listen the democrats in california never met a tax or regulation they didn't like. kaitlyn understands that she knows that those need to be rolled back. she also understands the importance of securing the border obviously california is a border state, and beyond that, she understands the rolling blackouts she understands the things that have been plaguing that state for years and it all comes

i went water skiing with caitlyn jenner. >> [laughing]. >> greg: amazing dunk. -- strength. those quads. but she and her new husband spent the day in typical fashion. >> [laughing]. >> greg: an embarrassment on memorial day. all right. that really happened. how can you it tell? according to cnn you can't. last week they reported a study claiming americans exaggerate their ability to spot fake news and republicans are more likely to fall for fake news than democracy. -- dems. >> people are consuming misinformation and things that are not true. >> greg: coming from cnn, you dope. i have 2 words for you. >> [laughing]. >> greg: a good call. russian collusion. in the findings showed the reverse cnn would not have run the study. the study found that over-confident people are more likely to share false content. that sounds like a cnn afternoonor. -- anchor. they put out more fictional content than stephen king. i call this gas lighting. only pete does that after eating a bowl of beans. >> [laughing]. >> greg: this is like the guy on the corner selling fake,rolexes laughing at you

kendall jenner is one of them who has escorted his new handbags.ith the creative director but that is another big question. this just as the brand turnaround was starting to come through after a difficult covid period, not only for them, but obviously harder for those companies and brands that are trying to make a comeback. guy: the first that i had when i saw this story was the perennial one. burberry is one of the few standalone luxury brands out there. could this be a catalyst for that to change? >> absolutely. it is one of the few standalone. the funny thing is firmer, was another one. usually families are a bit more long-term oriented. there has been speculation in the past about burberry. obviously the shares are weaker today and investors are not expecting that to turn around anytime soon unless tomorrow we have a star ceo coming in or assurances that they will stay on. one of the first things a few analyst said was rumors of m&a speculation will make a comeback. the owner of gucci known for snapping up these italian brands and turning them

so when edward jenner developed the first smallpox vaccine back in the late 1700s, some say 1798, he was immediately called upon to immediate kuwait prisoner exchanges between the british and the french during the napoleonic wars. and thomas jefferson used his vaccine as a goodwill gesture to send with vaccine with the lewis and clark expedition and their exploration of the wilderness with native american groups. and the more modern version began with albert say ban who, when he developed the polio vaccine, he did it jointly with the soviets. he sent the strains to the ussr, got permission from the state department and his soviet counterpart whose son actually works at fda and is a friend and colleague, got permission to work together. that's where the vaccine was developed, tested on 10 million soviet school children, shown to be safe and effective and, ultimately, led to the licensure of the polio vaccine. and it happened again for smallpox i rad case. the soviets found a way the scale up production of the smallpox vaccine which allowed you to take that version into tropical areas

i think that's why caitlyn jenner may have a strong shot beating governor gavin newsom. >> joey, we'vecutive orders to change or taylor 200 different laws from my understanding, how do these powers get you in the future? we seek governors like newsom, cuomo, you can see the interesting information right there, how does this get used in the future? is a climate change, gun reform are these used in the future? >> when you look at a governor like gavin newsom not all that popular who has a strong challenger now, i do they want tight control over the state? one thing about california, of the top ten states that pull funding their way, they get the least capitol so what does that mean? who's paying for california to continue to operate? the people who have money in california, tax to high heaven. so you look at gavin newsom, not only do you worry about coronavirus pandemic, why is the film industry in georgia? we treat people with a little bit more respect for household income than they do in california, these things start to outweigh each other in middle-class families in california are go

california gubernatorial candidate and olympic gold medalist caitlin jenner on gutfeld.won the game which i did and then four years later because in this case this athlete was four years ago transitions, what if i had said i will transition right after the games and come back four years later and won in the women's? would that be fair? i don't think it would be. neil: and her won the decathlon gold 111976 alex in montrÉal. jillian: 22 states asking congress to restore the hyde amendment. alabama attorney general steve marshall joins us live. todd: britney, remember the story? it is not going away, britney spears getting her day in court, documents revealing the pop star's conservatorship status. ♪♪ another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses, and you can get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's

back at some of the other years of vaccine hesitancy with polio vaccines, and going back to robert jennerpox vaccinations, there were people during that period of time that were incredibly anti-vaccine, even though small talks -- smallpox was horrific in terms of the damage it was inducing in the population. the social media outlets have allowed these messages to be amplified much faster. we are always impressed or at least there is an impression made when we send these messages of things that can potentially be problematic or harmful. it is a massive problem that moves away from the science and really into the communication fields of how to do the communication more effectively. >> we are 30 days away from a self-imposed july 4 deadline. where are we on getting 80% inoculation's and can we all get free beer from it? >> i love the idea of getting free beer for vaccination, unfortunately i got my vaccination before those incentives were out there. i think we have slowed a lot in the past month to two months. we saw a massive surge, we got to 50% of the population getting vaccinated at an i

lawrence and i got into heated battle about caitlyn jenner yesterday.ition and taking a stand on some really significant issues in california. lawrence? lawrence: i don't think she had a lot of substance. tommy maybe you were able to push her on questions. carley: i really blew up your spot. will: i didn't say who thought what. i'm going to ask it. omi what she thinks, firms hand knowledge. >> i spent a whole lot of time with caitlyn jenner in california. i got back to the trip. if you want to see uninterrupted episode about an hour long it, will be on "fox nation" next week. a lot of folks on the republican side are skeptical of caitlyn jenner. i tell you what, come in to california as fiscal conservative policy she can actually win. you cannot win california, those that lived in california as i have, you i will will not win california as a republican if you're conservative on social issues that is the fact of the matter. those who think otherwise have not spent time in california. she is inexclusive republican. on fiscal issues she is lot more conserv

which is central to the vaccine story is that there was a technique so it is famously invented by jenner in 1796. and he gets a lot of credit like fleming. but there is an earlier technique some college inoculation it's like a smallpox scab somebody who has it and then insert that putting in a powder to put it up through their nose to give them a very mild case of smallpox it's much more dangerous than vaccination. 2 percent of the population would die but it was so deadly that it was the better and safer choice. so be too developed outside of the west we don't know where it was first developed we think it was independently discovered and made its way into turkey and have british aristocratic woman randomly moved to constantinople and she saw people being vaccinated and at that period she and documented her children. she brought it back as a technique in convince the prince of wales to inoculate her children and it spread as a technique through the elites because of the role model that i like to see this marked reduction among the elite and that period and a lot of those are children so

i think there are a lot of voters who are intrigued by caitlyn jenner but i don't know the kevin faulconer or john cox i don't know that they have enough traction right now to be a candidate because love them or hate them arnold schwarzenegger was involved in politics for a long time. he was a very known quantity and people felt more comfortable with him than they did gray davis and i don't see that happen now but what happens to the long-term political future? >> that's been up in the air for a while now. obviously he would like to have been on the joe biden ticket and kamala harris has been neck-and-neck, he got senate and he got governor and she's sitting in washington and he's in california. it would look a little ridiculous. there hadn't been a latino from a state that has such a large populations of gavin newsom is between a rock and a hard place and agree with you he's going to survive the recall because his favorables are pretty decent considering how harsh the pandemic was. and how many ended up leaving the state with big corporations and individuals because of the handling of the

. >> martha: i watched you guys talk to caitlyn jenner about that issue.ic sports have dealt with it. at the collegiate level they have further to go. >> bill: if there are bans out of florida and if the ncaa will support that, you know how many schools and colleges there are in florida and how important sports is to each of those universities and colleges and schools and how good they are, too? keep an eye on that. >> martha: president biden tapping vice president harris to lead the white house fight to expand voting rights at the federal level. usually election law goes to the states, right? when you look at her scorecard so far, she has not yet delivered on the other job in her portfolio including the migrant surge at the southern border. she and her folks claim it was never her purview. she is supposed to deal with root causes and will start that over the course of next week. raising questions about some of the things she has been assigned to. the now hiring signs are out. where are the workers? probably staying home until september when some of these

. >>> caitlyn jenner is making the tv rounds to talk about running for governor. a new campaign this week. >> nobody's faces were covered, but the governor has been preaching something different in public. >> where the mask. >> that was in reference dinner by the governor at the french laundry last year. she says he thinks he is a king. she was on the view yesterday and also spoke with her sister station in los angeles. she says she is not worried about how much covid-19 has improved in california with one of the lowest transmission levels in the country and how that could help newsom. >> they really destroyed an entire generation of kids. parents are not going to forget those types of things. all of the companies out here, 33% of all restaurants have closed permanently. people are not going to forget that. >> the california department of finance estimates the recall election will cost counties $215 million. democratic senate leader said the legislature will cover the cost. >>> the last recall california was in 2003 and ended with arnold schwarzenegger becoming go

caitlyn jenner is like, nice. speaking of, she's doing the show next week. she confirmed.ch is great, because ivan seen her since we took that dance class. [applause] putin remained as cool, joe was as defensive as when my wife finds me googly and head gear. joe making it through the whole trip without breaking his hip on a staircase is something we can be proud of. this is the same routine that impresses no one but a fan a fan girly media. it's fun for them, they get to fly to geneva, mixed ambien, and wake up in a time zone with their pants on their heads. shut out to acosta. let's talk about the dumbest thing a president has ever done since fdr tried to jump at the white house pool. yesterday, joe biden told us what he said to putin about cyber attacks. it's amazing. >> talks about how they should be off-limits to attack him a period. and i gave them a list, 16 specific entities. 16 defined as critical infrastructure under u.s. policy. from the energy sector to our water systems. >> greg: i am dumbstruck. so dumbstruck, in fact, that i believe i could now host the view

. >>> caitlin jenner is making the tv rounds talking about rowing running for governor.he released a new campaign ad this week. >> the governor has been preaching something different in public. >> where your masks. >> this is in reference to governor newsom's dinner at the french laundry last year. she says he thinks he is a king. our abc sister station spoke with janet and she says she is not worried about how much covid-19 has improved in californ. and how that could help newsom. >> they are really destroying an entire generation of kids. parents people will not forget those type of things. all of the company's out here, 33% of all restaurants have closed permanently. people will not forget that. >> the california department of finance estimates the recall election will cost counties $250 million. democratic senior leader says the legislator will cover those costs. >>> california's last recall was in 2003 and ended with arnold schwarzenegger becoming the governor. put together a document about it called total recall. you will find it on our abc seven app. >>> coming up

. ♪ ♪ >> greg: i hope you guys watched the duck filled show last night with caitlyn jenner and mercedesn. with do this. our cats out to destroy you? let's take a look at this cat. apparently he had been stealing a lot of chips from the chip bag, they put a camera in the bag to see if he was stealing chips out of the tube, i find this kind of relaxing as he sticks his head in their, there is his little paw, there you go. >> jesse: i have a strong urge to beat you up. i never felt that before until now. >> dana: i don't know if you saw this, a little bit of a temper tantrum, i think justified. this is oakland a's pitcher sergio romo expressing his frustration last night. the umpire went to do a substance check and a sergio was mad, he tore off his belt and he dropped his pants to prove a point. it's becoming a national trend, the nationals pictured in the same thing to be checked for sticky stuff, players don't like this. >> geraldo: i don't have time for one more thing i will do that right now. >> jesse: we should check you for substances. >> geraldo: cleveland has the best dive bar in t

tools in global health and the beginning of it goes with the beginning of vaccines so when edward jenner developed the first in the 1700s he was immediately called upon to mediate the prisoner exchanges between the french and the napoleonic war and thomas jefferson used his vaccine as a goodwill gesture to send the vaccine with the lewis and clark expedition in the wilderness with native american groups. the more modern version began with not too many people realized when they developed the polio vaccine he did it jointly at the height of the cold war, the polio strains were sent to the ussr and got provision from the state department and the soviet counterpart whose son works at the fda as a friend and colleague that's where the vaccine was developed and tested on those shown to be safe and effective and ultimately led to the licensure and again for smallpox eradication they found a way to scale up the vaccine which allowed you to take that version into tropical areas so that it wouldn't be destroyed by heat. so the point is our greatest successes in global health around infectious dise