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jerry brown, destroyed california, we need to throw the buns out, we need to get people who care about the country, care about the people, understand their responsibilities and stop acting like a bunch of spoiled brat playboys and lying to us continuously. >> reporter: not everyone showed up today because they did not trust the voting system. >> we just always place today in the box for like the entire time i voted. i always wanted to see it go in. >> reporter: many voters say they were surprised by the turnout historic day in califor >> people really care about this election and the meaning behind it. >> the most important thing is get out and vote. i want to make sure everybody is heard. >> reporter: we were at the san jose library branch and there was a steady stream of voters for hours, a line that rapped alongside the side of the building up until polls closed at 8:00. ken? >> a lot of different opinions tonight. but one definite outcome. thank you on that. we will have special coverage tomorrow on the morning news at 4:30 and then our recall day after special. that will be at 7:0

well, i mean, look, the republicans even tried to recall governor jerry brown and jerry brown doesn't like to spend money on anything. so this is a political tool that's more than anything else. and it just wasn't successful this time and it may slow that down for a little bit here, but maybe not elsewhere. >> all right. the image of the bic lighters. staying with me. all right, gentlemen, we will be back. we'll be talking to you some more. back to you, pam and ken thing. catherine. we do have some new information coming in. ken. yeah, according to the associated press, governor gavin newsome has survived. >> and he has been declared the winner. he's going to keep his seat associated press saying governor newsom. is now going to remain the governor of california. there will not be a new governor. that is according to the ap, all of the votes have not yet been officially counted. but according to the ap, there's no way the ground could be made up by the other side. governor newsom is going to remain the governor of california. he will not be recalled. that justin from the associated pr

jerry brown left a plan to clear dry at -- vegetation. he did not mention climate change.eporter: elder has alluded to this and inner jews and has a link to a website on his page that signals if he loses, he plans to contend that it was due to voter fraud. elder has been asked, if he loses tonight, will he jump back into the race for governor next year? the primary is coming up very soon. he has yet to answer that question. laura anthony, abc 7 news. ama: thank you. caitlyn jenner castor ballot today in beverly hills. her platform includes streamlining state spending, reviewing regulations, and eliminating outdated regulations. she's pulling in the low single digits. dan: the clock is ticking for voters to cast their ballots. we are three hours from the polls closing. kate larsen is at san francisco city hall where people are voting. let's take a look and see what it's been like there today as people come in and cast their ballots. reporter: there's been a steady but light flow of voters coming to the basement of city hall. this is the elections department. there was a lun

he actually defeated the most recent california governor, jerry brown, he defeated jerry brown's dad, who had been governor before. yep. >> i hope you'll like it. carly wants me to tell you that she likes your shirt. >> oh, well, thank you, carly. thank you very much, carly. i like my shirt, too. what do you think? you like my shirt? >> it's nice. it's blue. you and i do a lot of blue on blue. >> i noticed that. but i think i surpassed you today. wow! wow! i'm wearing my indian internationalism in a very stylish way. >> what about your shirt? >> it's been a while and no one has commented on the shirt. it's very summery. >> it is very jungly. i thought it was camouflage. i thought maybe you joined the marines or something. >> good, good. >> he has the bead on style or something. it's important to me. >> he's doing the facial hair. we have to work on you for that. >> is it possible? >> i did it. it was weird. who is that strange looking guy in the mirror? the weirdo? >> that was good. >> i like that. >> the students appreciate it. >> you don't want to be too serious. >> so nathan would

he lied by a factor of 7, out going governor jerry brown had a plan to clear 500,000 acres, it has notsources for 100 billion train that goes nowhere to no why that gavin newsom supports, have we not added to our water infrastructure system in california in 50 years, when the state was half the side. we do have wet years, and the water drains out to the ocean, not stored. we have plans for new reservoirs and to raise dams, they just sit there because of the fear of lawsuit from the environmental extremists, we have rolling brown outs we're not properly investing in our energy grid, we spend more money on weather depend so-called renewables like wind and solar that are unreliable. forever these reasons, crimes, bad schools, rising homeless, outrageous cost of living, highest tax in the nation, people are leaving, i urge everyone to vote yes on recall, sign ballot and tell 10 of your friends to do so. mark: amazing, if you are a radical left wing democrat, if you were running against a white governor who was a republican with this record, you would be supported by all newspapers in calif

tom: what is so important growing up with jerry brown and the rest of that stephen breyer did is theof the country. you are an expert working in chicago. lisa: the idea of constitutional law being increasingly polarized , six justices deeply in the conservative wing and voting as a pack when it comes to certain things like abortion rights, at least so far and all of these more politicized issues. there is a deeper issue. that is as an investor you have a deep respect for trying to game out how washington acts. has there ever been more of a sense of on passable gridlock at a time when even the parties are divided to such a degree? david: i have not seen anything like this in the last 100 years. obviously during the civil war it was like this. now we don't have any sense that cooperating is a good thing and bipartisanship is out the window. you cannot get a bipartisan vote to pass the debt limit anymore. i am saddened by it. the supreme court is trying to avoid being seen as political but i think many people still see it as somewhat political, unfortunately. tom: is the grace of the co

our forests are not managed properly, he claimed he cleared mind 90,000 acres, jerry brown had a planit has not been done, because we don't have resources but we have resources for a train that goes from nowhere to nowhere that gavin newsom supports, we have not added to our water infrastructure in california. we do have wet years, and water is draining out to pacific ocean, not stored. we have plans for new reservoirs, they sit there because of lawsuit -- fear of lawsuit from environmental, extremists. for all these reasons, crime, bad schools, rising homeless, outrageous cost of living, highest state income tax in nation, people are leaving for the first time. that is why gavin newsom should be recalled, i urge everyone to vote yes on the recall, sign the ballot, tell 10 of your friends to do so as well. mark: amazing larry, is if you are a radical left wing democrat, if you were running against a white governor who was a republican with this record, you would be supported by all newspapers in california by national media. you would be celebrated. yet the opposite has happened here.

i said in my second estate of the state, i would be remiss that was then california governor jerry brownvin newsom has been more helpful and think about it, ronald reagan said if the pilgrims would've landed in california, they would have never the rest of the country. nobody leaves california because they want to, it's becoming too painful. >> sean: the first time in 171 years they lost population. >> as a result of leadership, policy, and lack of quality of life and economic opportunity. >> sean: he's going to take your money, checks will go out to two-thirds of the people of california just prior to the recall. where i grew up in new york, we have different words for that. but it's from your taxpayers. you look at the tax policies and you look at washington. when donald trump became president and he put his tax plan in place, got rid of reductions or deductions for state and local income taxes. personally, that hurt me great it was at the right thing to do? yes because red states that elect fiscally responsible politicians are being punished. they didn't get the same benefit i was get

governorim jerry brown, the last guy, signed 15 housing bills just in 2017.som signed 18 separate housing bills. did they work? not at all. they did not work for the people who live in california. but they weren't intended for people who wanted to buy houses. instead those bills had one purpose: destroying suburban homes and replacing them with high density housing. real estate developers make more money r when single family homes are leveled and replace replaced with apartment complexes, obviously. and real estate developers happen to be major donors to the democratic party of california, and in particular to gavin newsom. the real estate develop marcus was one of newsom's biggest donors in the recent recall election. this week after surviving the recall, tragically, gavin newsom rewarded those real estate developers th the biggest, quote, housing bill ever. newsom just signed a series -f bills, sb9 and sb10, that will abolish the suburbs in the state of california. the state that intend-vented the suburbs. those bills were endorsed by the californiaca build

twenty fourteen minard story an advocacy efforts spread across the country one year later governor jerry brownsigned the controversial bill into law just this morning on mornings on to we spoke with dandy is who was married to pretty minority he explains why the new bills goal of cutting the fifteen day waiting period down to forty eight. hours is so crucial. d. d. the fact that this is now two days instead of fifteen. that addresses the very serious concern that people and end of life. they were not survive they were not making it through the fifteen days and they were dying unfortunately tragically. you know with a lot of. basically dying the way that they did want to let that that they were hoping to avoid. the bill to amend the end of life option act sp three eighty has already passed the senate it is now in the assembly. san matteo county now is a one of a kind lifesaving tool the first in northern california. sutter health unveiled a specialized mobile stroke unit this morning in burlingame. the emergency vehicle will deliver treatment to stroke patients rather than waiting for them to r

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he actually defeated the most recent california governor, jerry brown, his dad, who had been governor before. >> this is a comment. i hope you like it. karley wants me to tell you that she likes year shirt. >> thank you currently. you and i do a lot of blue on blue. i >> yes but i think i surpassed you today. >> that's a higher quality shirt that i saw. >> it's wonderful that you mentioned this because this, this was actually brought to me by my relatives in india. so i'm wearing my indian internationalism in a really stylish way. right? now eddie what about your shirt? >> i mean it's been a while and no one has commented on my shirt. it's very summary. >> it's jungle-y, doesn't it remind you of the jungle? at first i thought it was camouflage. you joined the marines. camouflage on there. got a speed on style because it's important to me. >> he's doing the facial hair. can you not grow it? >> i strange looking guy in the mirror, the weirdo. but anyway, there is a real pleasure. i like -- students appreciate that. you don't want to be too serious. so nathan would like to know did reaga

i once said that to jerry brown when he was governor why are you trying to put a man on the moon whene was governor. >> that was his first time around. >> he said that's the most stupid question i've ever heard, and then people started talking about, cramer is a tough guy. >>> eunice yoon is in beijing to give us an update. hi, eunice. >> evergrande's flagship property business said it will be able to make the interest payment on a local yuan bond, which is due on thursday the company said it was able to resolve the issue through private negotiations, but it doesn't specify exactly how that will be paid or when it's also unclear what it means for dollar bond interest payments, which are also due on thursday, or the potential impact for a broader restructuring. each so the development was able to lift sentiment, as you can imagine, when the chinese stock markets which wee roped. the banking stocks didn't so so well, especially those with a lot of exposure to evergrande. in fact, evergrande still owes about $850 million in coupon payments this year alone china central bank injected abou

jerry brown said his budget is unsustainable.e had not spent a dime. he spent $20 million on elizabeth warren add in the olympics, the least watched in the history of the olympics. at one point i thought maybe we just need to pull up a beach chair and let this guy do himself in. big message, if it is lost on you, leslie, that's great, that means you guys can continue to operate in a tone-deaf zone and the citizens of california are going to run right over people like gavin newsom and anyone who strategizes without understanding exactly what started this in the first place. >> shannon: tonight, he held on, by all accounts, the numbers we have come it appears it will stay that way, so thank you all for some analysis. california says they are going to keep gavin newsom for now. thank you. good news before we say good night, 5-year-old girl meeting her baby brother for the first time tonight. listen, if you watch this online, you will be in tears. presley, the big sister, was born blind. in a spiral video, she is seen rubbing her bro

right now if you lowered tax rates and got flat tax the way jerry brown proposed back in '92, you wouldneed to increase the irs by huge amounts. they are as good as it gets right now and the revenues are coming in right now. what we need to do is get the economy growing, that's what we need. >> yeah. he keeps saying pay your fair share even though 10% of the population, the highest earners are paying 70% of all taxes and now we get this report that joe biden owes half a million dollars to the irs because in a way -- [laughter] maria: unbelievable the way he accounted for his book deals and his speeches. he said he had an s corp., he needs to pay his fair share, art, we know that. [laughter] >> i'm not going the touch that with hunter biden either, maria. it is -- that's what's happening with everyone. you know, when you raise tacks, make them unfair, people will try to get around them. that's just as simple as that. they'll try to get around and forcing people to pay taxes much better to have voluntary, much better that people want to help america, want to support the country and not th

>> the outgoing governor of california, jerry brown, 500,000 acres of fallen trees and dry vegetation. that is just one thing. the outrageous outrageous way this man shutdown the state in the most severe way compared to the other 49 states, the famous french laundry restaurant with the people who pass the mandates not wearing masks or engaging social distancing of his own kids enjoyed in person private education while denying in person private education to the 80% of black and brown students in public education school and before the pandemic our test scores were near the bottom of all 50 states, 70% of black boys in california, state level of proficiency, all third-graders cannot and were denied a whole year in person education. one of the many things they are afraid of is larry elder supports choice in school, parents should have the choice to put kids in private school or charter school or religious school or even homeschooling and the largest obstacle to that is the teachers union and the largest funder of my opponent, the rise in crime, violent crime, shooting, homicides in oaklan