held a news conference with actors and activist rose mcgowan, who has accused first partner jennifer siebel newsom of trying to broker a deal with her and harvey weinstein's lawyer in 2017. mcallen was one of the women who accused weinstein of sexual assaults. -- rose mcgowan was one of the women who accused weinstein of sexual assault. this is the same from where the newsom's brother-in-law works, he is also the son of the co-founder. >> you don't think jennifer siebel newsom went home that night after making contact with me and talking to her husband? and if her brother-in-law they are in it together. dion: we reach out to the governors team and neither the governor or first partner responded. a spokesperson told newsweek the allegations were a complete fabrication. we have in-depth coverage of the candidates, issues and recall process as a whole. everything you need to know about the race to replace governor newsom is at our website, abc7news.com. abc 7 news a committed to building a better bay area, including coverage about your health. elwyn lopez tells us about the big debate over president

she has accused the jennifer siebel newsom of working with harvey weinstein. her brother-in-law works of the law firm and is the son of the cofounder. >> you don't think jennifer siebel newsom went home after making contact with me and talking to her husband? if her brother-in-law is the son, it makes him the son of gavin newsom. they are in it together. >> a spokesperson told abc news the allegation is "a complete fabrication." today, john coxe is also hitting the campaign trail. governor newsom had attended a party there last year when coronavirus first it. this is part of the recall. we do not expect any big gimmicks like this one when he was criticized by animal welfare activists by including a live bear. >> police are trying to find the person who attacked a demonstrator out of rally in san rafael yesterday. demonstrators say it is the latest example of the backlash they are facing. tim johns has the story you will only see on abc 7 news. [horns honking] tim: on a pedestrian walkway over the 101 walkway in san rafael the recall election hit a fever pitch.

first partner jennifer siebel newsom the deadline to turn in ballots for the recall election is tuesday, the same day as that election is held at the polls. well of santa clara county is any indication voter turnout in next week's gubernatorial recall election will not be breaking any records far from it. in fact. >> despite being a democratic stronghold voter turnout in the south bay is so far less than half what it was for the last general election kron four's rob fladeboe has an update. >> the numbers are expected to climb after this weekend and again on election day. bet based on the ballots returned so far voter turnout here in santa clara county is running well below the 80 plus percent tallied in the 2020 general election. we have a lot of people voting by mail already in but using our drop box official drop box to step off their ballots. >> we have about 400,000 that have voted already. so that's 40% for county. so far. >> there are about 1 million registered voters in the county and each one received a recall ballot in the mail. the ease of mail in voting temporarily expanded t

first partner jennifer siebel newsom the deadline to turn in ballots for the recall election next tuesday september. the 14th. with just 4 days until election day. a new poll suggests the governor has a good chance of beating the recall effort. >> but his biggest opponent is already preparing to challenge the election results. our grant lodes joins us now in the studio with the details grant. good evening. can. here's the deal. new poll from the berkeley institute of governmental studies and the la times. >> shows the governor newson lot more breathing room. they needed before breathing room in the election next week. you're talking about just 38% now of likely voters say they will vote to recall him. as opposed to 60% who say they're going to vote no, they do not want to recall him. they want to keep him in office in less than 2% of the people polled are undecided here. the numbers do not just favored gavin newsom. they also suggest that he's doing something right recently because a similar poll back in july found that at the time. 47 1% of people polled of likely voters said they would

candidates are campaigning up and down the state this morning, governor newsom and his wife, jennifer siebel, newsom, cast their votes in sacramento at the secretary of state's office, the governor said. he's going to focus on the next four days. on getting out the vote. we're gonna win this election. um the way we do that is turn out the vote, would you and i want to remind, uh, remind everybody of importance. the imperative of voting and exercising their rights, which are under assault all across this country by the same folks that appear on the other side of this ballot note along with voting. no. the governor is also asking supporters not to respond to the second question on the ballot, which asks for a replacement candidate. now lady republican challenger, larry elder was in southern california. today. the conservative radio host is looking to secure more support from the latino population. he held a roundtable meeting with latino business owners in whittier elder was also planning stops today in vista, san diego and temecula. a new poll released today shows increasing support for governor news

the first partner, jennifer siebel newsom the deadline to turn in ballots for the recall election. is this tuesday september 14th. and officials in santa clara county want you to turn in your ballot now. we will go live right now to kron four's, rob fladeboe. he's with us now from san jose with what election officials want you to know going into tuesday. good afternoon to route. >> good afternoon. justine. i'm here at the registrar of voters office of 55 berger drive here in san jose where you can see behind me here. no here right now. but they've got the official ballot drop box set up here. they're really making it easy for people to vote to cast your ballot in the drop it off this year. let's take a look at the video here. there are some 36 different voting centers this year here spread out across santa clara county, 19 of them have been open for at least a week. now another 17 are set to open tomorrow and will remain open right on through election day. there are about a million registered voters here in santa clara county. each one of those voters got a ballot in the mail. so f

campaigning for the governor this live picture shows that- the first partner a california jennifer siebel newsomspeaking to crowds gathered there in san leandro at the i. b. e. w. nec a union training center. we do expect to hear from vice president kamel harris of course no stranger to the bay area any minute now president biden himself is set to come to california early next week then former president barack obama is expected to appear in a new campaign ad for governor newsom. the focus of the campaign has been on getting more democrats out to vote no on the gubernatorial recall. we don't have time to wait. this election is happening right now isn't it. so let's get out there and do what working men and women what the labor movement does. turn out the vote what. read this republican recall and just vote no. again it's a representative are really speaking to the crowd just minutes ago we do expect vice president kamala harris to speak any minute now at the rally if you begin speaking in this newscast will bring that to you live people living in san francisco will soon be able to vote by mail in

california's recall election now just four days away, governor newsom and his wife, jennifer siebel, newsom cast their votes today in sacramento at the secretary of state's office. the governor says he's going to focus the next four days on getting out the vote back till we campaigning on monday with president biden in southern california. well a new poll out today shows increasing support for governor newsom in the upcoming recall. the polls by the uc berkeley institute of governmental studies shows 60% of voters surveyed opposed recalling governor newsom. 38.5% though, said they support recalling the governor 2% of likely voters are still undecided last hour on the four political science professor david mcewen told us that the governor was able to get out a message labelling the recall as a republican power grab. gavin newsom and his team talked about, well something's happening in texas and in florida, and the comments of larry elder, for example, larry elder is going to get the most votes have anyone on question, too. but it doesn't look like that will matter. and what that did is that

this morning, governor newsom and his wife, jennifer siebel, newsom, cast their votes in sacramento atstate's office. the governor says he'll focus the next four days on getting out the vote. we're going to win this election. the way we do that is turn out the vote, would you and i want to remind you, uh, wanna remind everybody the importance the imperative of voting and exercising their rights which are under assault all across this country by the same folks that appear on the other side of this ballot. simple note. how along with voting? no the governor is also asking his supporters not to respond to the second question on the recall ballot, which asked for a replacement candidate. a new poll released today shows increasing support for governor newsom. the poll was done by the u. c. berkeley institute of governmental studies. it shows 60.1% of voters oppose recalling governor newsom 38.5% said they would vote yes. on the recall 2% of likely voters remain undecided. well, newsom is certainly had plenty of help from political heavy hitters on the national stage. there was a visit earli

first partner jennifer siebel newsom joined him.the deadline to turn in ballots for the recall election is tuesday september 14th in santa clara county is any indication, voter turnout in next week's recall election will not be breaking any records. >> being a democratic stronghold. voter turnout in the south bay is so far less than half of what it was for the last general election kron four's rob fladeboe breaks down all the details. >> the numbers are expected to climb after this weekend and again election day. but based on the ballots returned so far voter turnout here in santa clara county is running well below the 80 plus percent tallied in the 2020 general election. we have a lot of people voting by mail already in but using our drop box official drop box to step off their ballots. >> we have about 400,000 that have voted already. so that's 40% for county. so far. >> there are about 1 million registered voters in the county and each one received a recall ballot in the mail. the ease of mail in voting temporarily expanded to pr