to larry. larry: i want you to tell us as i understand it from some of the polls, not that i really believe in polls but the recall effort is 50/50 you are strong favorite, congratulations to you what is the issue larry elder. >> there are several big issues, the biggest one is the rise of homelessness and the rising crime, the outrageous cost of living in the way this man has claimed on the state and the merger crony and weight compared to the other 49 states. while ignoring his own science, and a private education will shutting down schools and kids are already behind in california near the bottom, 75% of the black boys in california cannot read as state levels and those levels are not high half of all third-graders cannot and they were deprived of a whole year in school education while the teachers union is the largest and most powerful union in the state, the largest funder of his campaign and they did not want in school education they were enjoying getting their real salaries by teaching v

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larry: ok.going to have more on the website, and it will be all explained and people can scroll at their leisure. michael: it will all be there. by the way, feel free to contact us at 7 on your side. we will help walk you through it. larry: because it is obviously really confusing. thank you. julian: caitlyn jenner spending the day in san francisco as she campaigns ahead of the september 14 recall election. >> we have to do something about this. need to help these people, bottom line. we need law enforcement to come in, we need to clean the city up, we need to find places for them to go, affordable housing. we need rehabilitation programs. julian: jenner says she can get the job done because he is hard-working, commonsense person. tonight she will be attending an event with republicans, an organization representing lgbtq conservatives. larry: let's turn to the weather forecast. spencer, we have smoke and heat. spencer: let's start with the smoke, which is really building up over lake tahoe. the

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larry: dr. patel is a member of our vaccine team and joins us live along with the newest member of the team, i guess. we will see how she does the next three or four minutes but we are hopeful. >> she asked to join, she said i want to impart my opinions as well here larry: -- as well. larry: so she is already speaking, a miracle child. the cdc decision today, talking about boosters for those with compromised immune systems. what about everybody else? >> not yet, larry. there is a possibility in the future and that's what dr. fauci and others have talked about, we need to look about her ability, but for now the data doesn't support getting those with weakened immune systems, like hiv or transplant recipients. one thing not talked about is there is no doctor's note needed or health records needed. this is based on the honor system. everyone will be on the honor code to say they have a weakened immune system. larry: little alora will be a wa example of this in a few years, students are going back t

larry: mr. to change the rules which prohibit medicare from negotiating drug prices. he also wants medicare to negotiate prices for expensive drugs that do not face competition, and wants to impose penalties on drugmakers that hike prices faster than inflation. kristen: britney spears just won a major legal battle in her conservatorship. major outlets are reporting spears' father has agreed to step down as her conservator. spears' monther says -- mother says she is pleased the father stepped down. he has agreed to cooperate in transitioning the role to somebody else. larry: police in san francisco added to popular tourist spots. >> do more cops on the street make the city safer? kristen: i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. >> building a better bay area, moving forw

larry: developing news now. lake county firefighters keeping a close watch on the cash fire tonight. it has burned 83 acres, 40% contained. no deaths reported. 72 people have checked in at an evacuation center. the fire burned remarkably fast threw two mobile home parks yesterday on the south end of clearlake. >> it moved so fast, when fire crews arrived, they found a half-acre lawn on fire but the wind was quickly blowing the flames toward mobile home parks. police immediately began going door-to-door to get people out of harm's way. 1500 students were evacuated from five schools in the area. those schools need a deep cleaning before reopening on monday. >> there were heroics yesterday in terms of rescuing people, animals. people had to move fast. it was stunning. larry: 56 homes reduced to rubble. 158 vehicles burned. in the middle of the destruction, a sign of life. this cat, singed and injured by the fire, found huddled against one of the few homes still standing. >> we will take it to get care now. larry: k

larry. larry: air quality and lake tahoe is the worst in north america right now. we should do this a little while ago, a few moments ago, this guy is an eerie orange, there is ash falling from the sky. this is from the caldor fire in el dorado county. the valley is trapping hazy smoke and that is preventing it from dissipating. the air is also thick and ashy in reno, several data counties reporting their worst air quality in two decades. william friedman spoke to people trying to deal with this hazardous air. >> how did it come to this? >> it doesn't show up early well. >> speaking to people in lake tahoe feels like interviewing prisoners locked inside. >> it started at the end of july and i don't know how long. >> that is an air quality expert in reno lamenting the absence of air quality due to the fire pushing toward lake tahoe while belching a amounts of unhealthy smoke. >> do you want to see how bad it is in south lake tahoe question mark >> videos polluted -- question mark -- ? >> they are having smoke outs and suffering. >> you breathe it in. >> this is wors

i am at my larry: and i am larry beil. u're watching abc 7 news at 5:00 live in on hulu live and wherever you stream. along the line of people waiting to comment at the city council meeting. our reporter joined us live outside city hall with the very latest. amanda: meeting was suspended for about an hour because of protesters. they gathered both inside and out of city hall. their message, they are against the city's proposed vaccine mandate for large events at city facilities. these photos were taken inside city hall chambers hours ago, protesters shouting over council members in an attempt to get their message heard. we are told there were more than 100 people initially. we saw many who were unmasked, these people feeling strongly that the city is overstepping its authority. >> no one should be coerced into a medical procedure, and that is what i am speaking out against. >> it is fine for people to be vocal, it is not fine for people not to follow the rules. >>. >> we have mask rules in city hall. everyone has to wear a

larry: i vote for drew. pandemic and here we go, we've both got these fevers we are trying to combat. it seems like as an individual you are so overwhelmed like i don't have enough power. you do. you do by voting for people who think like you and do it every day by the dollars you spent. larry: hopefully we can science our way out of this. drew: we can. spencer: smart our way out of this. larry: by accepting science. we need more smart people running things. that's for sure. spencer, you talk about your grandkids -- you want to leave them a planet worth living on. and to drew's point i will say this in closing -- the planet is going to survive. it's whether we are going to be able to live on it. planet earth is going to be here and keep spinning, but whether it's going to be habitable for us is the question. gentlemen, thank you. abc seven is dedicated to covering climate change and the solutions to build a better bay area. you can see more, including how bay area researchers are using plants to fight climat

larry: thank you.h bay plant nursery has made a name for itself by selling killer plants. melissa pixcar visited that nursery. reporter: i would describe her never's plans as this fascinating world where mother nature has taken the strange turn, where the plants are useful, beautiful, deadly to bugs, really beautiful to humans, and just an interesting evolutionary process to see. >> we have venus fly traps, american pitcher plants, fireworks, we have another blue -- another beautiful plant with an unfortunate name. >> this is california call calll california carnivores. we do a lot for conservation and education as well. one of the things that is unique is we literally built this hobby. there were not many people growing carnivorous plants in 1989 when my business partner started this place. almost nobody. we are literally creating everything we make. we can ship carnivorous plants in pots to beginners anywhere in the u.s. there are almost a thousand different species of carnivorous plants that exist i

larry:.e message is clear -- it doesn't matter what side of the recall you fall on, the state wants as many people as possible to participate. election day is september 14, but people can vote by mail before that. kristen: a formal federal investigation underway into tesla'sff spotting parked or emergency vehicles. it identified 11 crashes since 2018 in which teslas on autopilot were traffic aware cruise control. vehicles with flashing lights, flares, or an illuminated arrow board. the investigation covers the models y, x, 2014 and 2021. larry: classes are back pthe lg announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ♪ >> i am feeling excited and nervous. >> i feel safe. >> we are totally ready to have these kids be back together again. >> i am hoping it will be a great school year for these children. that is the most important thing. kristen: it is back-to-school for more students across the bay area, and for many it is the first time in a classro

larry: breaking news in fremont.ed an officer shot somebody accused in another shooting that took place not far away. police sent out a tweet saying they responded to a shooting at the south lane mobile home park around 5:20, then 20 minutes later, the department said a suspect in that shooting had been shot by an officer half a mile away. police are telling people to avoid that area between fremont boulevard. more details later tonight on our website and abc7 news at 11:00. liz: we continue our series california dreaming, looking at issues threatening the california dream. as fires burn, areas are seeing some of the worst air quality in the world. larry: experts say this is something we will have to get used to, but there are tips to help you stay safe. ♪ >> in recentntntntntntntntntnt more catastrophic fires they get bigger, burn longer, hotter, and the smoke is really harmful to health. it is something we are very concerned about. >> i think people in the western u.s. will have to get used to smoky skies and bad a

larry: everyone has a story to tell. recently produced stories from their multimedia class that have been selected to be shown at the biggest film possible for high schools. growing up in the east side shaped the stories they are sharing for a national audience. >> growing up in east san jose exposes young people to a tapestry of cultures and the history of immigrants trying to succeed in a new country. four students at mount pleasant high school captured slices of their lives for a multimedia class. producing documentaries and music videos. four have been selected for screening at new york's all-american high school film festival. >> ♪ >> trapped in the tank is a music video blending music and poetry by dominic -- who moved to the east side. >> this culture has been part of my life and has made me into the person i am. i really just want to show how beautiful this city is and how beautiful the heritage and culture is. >> the yellow america, a documentary by b >> castille focused on asian hate. >> not enough action has b

larry: developing news now. lake county firefighters keeping a close watch on the cash fire tonight. it has burned 83 acres, 40% contained. no deaths reported. 72 people have checked in at an evacuation center. the fire burned remarkably fast threw two mobile home parks yesterday on the south end of clearlake. >> it moved so fast, when fire crews arrived, they found a half-acre lawn on fire but the wind was quickly blowing the flames toward mobile home parks. police immediately began going door-to-door to get people out of harm's way. 1500 students were evacuated from five schools in the area. those schools need a deep cleaning before reopening on monday. >> there were heroics yesterday in terms of rescuing people, animals. people had to move fast. it was stunning. larry: 56 homes reduced to rubble. 158 vehicles burned. in the middle of the destruction, a sign of life. this cat, singed and injured by the fire, found huddled against one of the few homes still standing. >> we will take it to get care now. larry: k

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so as a child growing up in south-central los angeles, larry elder had a secret. father, who was a janitor, was black. so was elder's mother. so were 80% of the people in their neighborhood and all appearances, larry elder seemed black too. that is with the people that is >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." want to hear an amazing story? so as a child growing up in south-central los angeles, larry elder had a secret. elder's father, who was a janitor, was black. so was elder's mother. so were 80% of the people in their neighborhood and all appearances, larry elder seemed black too. that is with the people around him always assumed. little did they know that this child of south central, apparently an african-american in good standing was in fact a secret agent working on behalf of global white supremacy. what an assignment. a white supremacist in south-central, imagine that. and for more than 50 years no one had any idea this was going on. larry elder spent decades in the public eye as a radio show host and not one person during that ti

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larry: the forecast.andhya: hopefully this winter, we see a lot of rain, and that would help fill some of the reservoirs. let me show you what the air quality looked like. better today. it was in the green to yellow which is good to moderate air quality here locally. we have had a nice sea breeze coming through but bigger changes are coming as we head towards the next few days so let's start with the big changes ahead and we will start to see the wind direction which. it will not be coming off the ocean any longer as we head into friday, saturday, sunday. it will be more of a north wind as high pressure builds in and with the ridge building in, that north wind is going to pull the smoke from northern california right into the bay area. do not worry. you still have one more day to enjoy it, as you will notice, just a little bit of haze but it's not going to be as smoky as what we were anticipating coming friday, saturday, sunday. catholic tahoe will be dealing with heavy smoke as we go into tomorrow near t

larry: absolute legend for sure. ama: time to get to our weather on the air conditions, a lot going on. tt? unfortutely, i going to gete bay area towards the end of the workweek. right now, we are going to take a look at the visible satellite picture, where you will see plumes of smoke heading from the calder fire all the way out towards the rockies. some of these other fires also pushing all the way out toward the rocky mountain states. the onshore winds pushing it away from the bay area. most of you are seeing green. a couple pockets around oakland and nevermore, moderate air quality. when you look at the national picture, notice with that smoke plume going into the rocky mountain states, some areas are orange, which is poor. and the tahoe area, some of the worst air quality in the country. south lake tahoe reporting hazardous air. i want to show you a forecast over the next four days. smoky sunshine for wednesday, areas of smoke thursday through saturday. as you take a look at the surface smoke locally, tomorrow,

larry: thanks for joining us. liz: you are watching abc7 news at 5:00, live on abc7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. larry: the race to evacuate american citizens and allies from afghanistan is more dangerous. president biden's security team warned another a terror attack in kabul is likely. that comes after thursday's suicide bombing that killed at least 13 american servicemembers. two were marines from southern california. the pentagon says more than 5400 people are still inside the kabul airport, awaiting flights ahead of next tuesday's deadline to withdraw troops. >> we have the ability to include evacuees on u.s. military airlift out of afghanistan until the very end. larry: in an internal note, secretary of state thanked the diplomats involved in the evacuation effort. he did not say if the u.s. will keep a diplomatic presence in afghanistan after the withdrawal deadline. liz: the bay area is lending a hand to afghan refugees who may be coming to northern california soon. a relief operation is helping me

larry: that is good at.rent issues. miller: that is who we ought to evacuate from afghanistan obviously the priority needs to be given to the american citizens and secondly, where should they be evacuated to and if you heard joe biden's press conference today, if you can call it a press conference, he specifically mentioned and brought into the mission for evacuating afghans beyond the smaller group provided meaningful long-term and essential services to the u.s. government to include a term he kept using vulnerable afghans and their real intent at this point in time, they tragically, that is a number that would be in the millions. millions of people afghanistan are now going to live under a brutal autocratic regime. and they are going to have a hard and difficult long fight, the battle for the future of the country. and hopefully, the forces of justice and the forces of modernity will ultimately prevail and we will see but my point has already in the ointment when it comes to refugee resettlement, the gener

larry: that water is cold. ama: glad they could get it.working on a theme. >> we have a new york theme tonight. the giants looking for a sweep in the big apple >> sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> good evening. the a's are hosting mlb's first-ever drone show on friday. it will deploy 200 drones and they will need all the help they can get against the evil empire tonight. the force was a bit too strong in aaron boone. the yankees were tattooing that baseballs early. three balls hit into orbit. that one made it to the luxury suites. the evil empire jumps up to a 6-0 lead. he sent the ball into hyper drive. the a's get on the board and they are just getting started. bottom of the elvis answers drives the ball up the middle. one run game. for, josh pearson it's this one to a galaxy far away and this game is tied at 6-6, a huge comeback for the a's. romo in the ninth after a two out walk, aaron judge with the flair to write. the evil empire strikes back. they win it 7-6, 12 in a row for the yankees. the giants admits

worse and more, larry elder criticize the leadership of thef california.nt so far as to run against the sitting governor gavin newsom, and that is how you know that larry elder is a white supremacist. he challenged an incompetent liberal white guy who is personal friends with nancy pelosi and that, ladies and gentlemen, is what racism is. the question is, now that we know this can larry elder win anyway? we will find out in three weeks. if he's elected he will not only be the first black governor of california, he will also be the most popular state official in recent memory. that is the interesting thing. for a purported democracy, california has a long history of electing people when polls show just about everyone who lives there hates. it's a strange kind of democracy that way. dianne feinstein for example has represented the state of california in the u.s. senate for nearly 30 years and yet, her approval rating is just 30%, yet somehow, she keeps her job anyway. kamala harris did the same thing. 70% of their voters said they supported her and that make

larry: like 18 months, i think.n in the newsroom, we would be out of anchors. we will all have to be escorted out. gap is going high-tech to serve its customers better. the san francisco-based company just acquired a startup that allows people to create accurate 3d avatars of themselves. this would let people virtually try on clothes. i'm not sure how that would work. and in theory, prevent returns. would this be like a dating thing? you put in maybe not exactly what you're measurements are, but what sounds good? then your avatar is -- like my avatar would be 190 pounds of twisted steel and sex appeal. >> i think that is the point of an avatar, to have a nicer look then you would. i'm not sure, i don't have that much success buying clothes online. i still prefer to go to the score -- to the store, go to gap. >> i would be concerned, will people be accurate with their measurements? i know i am 6'4", 225. if i put that in, i don't know if it would work. if we are taking photos to make the avatars, what are they doing

larry: that is impressive. do it in five days almost as efficient as a spencer christian forecast. [laughter] ama: i knew somhi that was coming. spencer: larry is my agent. in case you didn't know. there was a look at our improving air quality. green blocks up there on this panel. this particular graphic for a a while. tomorrow, we expect good air quality in the north bay, south-central bay, and moderate everywhere else, which is not bad. on wednesday, good air quality in the south-central bay so for the next oakland a's, we don't have many concerns about declining air quality. we are looking out the warm-up we have been talking about that will happen. most locations are anywhere from two degrees to five degrees warmer at this time yesterday. there is more warming coming our way. here is a view looking back at part of the skyline of san francisco and lots of blue sky low is beginning to move out over the skyline. it is 63 degrees in the city. not, 74. 62 in palo alto. we will correct that later. pacifica, 61 de

larry: absolute legend for sure.ma: time to get to our weather on the air conditions, a lot going on. larry: is it going to get any better? sandhya: unfortunately, i know i am the bearer of bad news, it's not going to get better in the bay area towards the end of the workweek. right now, we are going to take a look wl plumes of smoke heading from the calder fire all the way out towards the rockies. some of these other fires also pushing all the way out toward the rocky mountain states. the onshore winds pushing it away from the bay area. most of you are seeing green. a couple pockets around oakland and nevermore, moderate air quality. when you look at the national picture, notice with that smoke plume going into the rocky mountain states, some areas are orange, which is poor. and the tahoe area, some of the worst air quality in the country. south lake tahoe reporting hazardous air. i want to show you a forecast over the next four days. smoky sunshine for wednesday, areas of smoke thursday through saturday. as you tak

larry: coliseum tonight.coming up in sports, the quakes continue their hotplate in the california classic. here in the bay, the bay bridge series. starling steals the show. amar tape already a for the three-game series at the coliseum. alex wood on the mound. tailgating. 40,133 fans packing the house at the bay bridge. that looked good. alex wood in trouble. josh harrison, base hit to center. jed lowrie scores. 2-0 oakland. harrison knew he had a big hit right away. the crowd is fired up at the coliseum. mike is come ski, there goes his first homerun since august 2. 19th of the year. the giants fans will be happy about that. all of a sudden, a 2-1 ballgame. runner on for starling gotay. he rips a base hit down the right-field line. a key to out r.b.i. double. these extend the lead to 3-1. ride the wave and it continues. next batter, marty takes off her third. jose alvarez steps off. a wild throw. our scores. the giants lead in the west is down to a game and a half over the dodgers. here's the skipper after ro

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debates leading up to the election. >> well, for larry elder. it's a smart for larry elder. he wants to can maintain that momentum. the states in front. he's able to draw national attention. he doesn't want to have, if you will. other republicans going after his record. some of those republicans are going to have to really move forward in terms of attacking the and to setting some distinctions with themselves amongst the field. but they really don't want to do that because they want to keep the united front so the degree to which there is some space between say john and kevin faulconer or attacking someone who was at the debate that's hugely important kevin kiley the assembly a man who's in the race. he certainly the republican leader there. he's certainly trying to build kind of downstream, if you will, looking at 2022 which gives us some idea that there's positioning going on for these candidates about next year. now, gavin newsom were to be recall. if you were to the to cast out of office. you can come back next year to run again. it's too early to look at that because ob

let's bring in our political analyst larry gerston. larry, nice to see you.serious of a candidate, how viable of a candidate is larry elder? >> raj, this guy came out of nowhere and suddenly he is at the head of the pack as far as republicans go. not only the head of the pack, but he is ahead by more than a three-to-one margin over the likes of kevin falkner and john cox, both seasoned individuals. elder has never run for anything, but for 30 years he has had that three-hour talk show on -- that's national, by the way, including through the state of california. he has a tremendous following, and out of nowhere this guy has raised $5 million in less than a month. that's a lot of money for a very, how shall we say? complicated and crowded election. yes, he's the real deal. >> larry, what is resonating with people? i mean this is california, what we think is a very blue state, but what is resonating? because larry elder saying in san jose we're going to drop mask mandates, drop vaccine mandates. that's totally opposite of how we're living in our major cities. >>

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larry: cycling at mount diablo will get safer. new state budget includes $1.5 million for up to 77 turnouts, which allow cyclists to pull off the road and let cars pass by. cycling enthusiasts gave credit posthumously to 88-year-old joe shammy, who was hit and killed in april. he wrote -- he advocated for those turnouts. >> as a result of his efforts, we are dedicating the bike turnouts today to joe, the legend of mount diablo. larry: mount diablo cyclists say on a given saturday, there are 500 drivers and 700 cyclists. there is no timeline yet for construction of those turnouts. let's take a live look outside. our air quality is improving but hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was stting to fe little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on

nuisance leading challenger larry elder gave -- newsom's leading challenger, larry elder, gave stephenone of his first platforms as our next guest jean guerrero writes about in her book "hatemonger: stephen miller, donald trump and the white nationalist agenda," which is just out in paperback this week. jean is a "los angeles times" columnist who has written several columns about the recall race. last week she wrote -- "if larry elder is elected, life will get harder for black and latino californians." her latest column is headlined "gavin newsom has been one of the most pro-latino governors in california history, and he's under attack for it." she joins us from san diego, california. welcome back to democracy now! first, explain this extremely unusual, arcane process in california, how governor newsom could be recalled if 51% of people vote against him but the person who replaces him, which could be larry elder, could get something like 18% of the vote. >> it is incredibly anti-democratic election. even if larry elder only gets come as you mentioned, far, far fewer votes than got some

and larry joins me now.ment today in "the wall street journal." you've only been in this thing about three or four weeks, what accounts for you, thus far, breaking through the pack? >> well, michael, good morning, let me push back on what you said, you called it a gop-led thing. 2.2 million californians signed the petition. h 53% of californians even if they don't believe that gavin newsom should be recalled do not want him to serve another term. if every single resident was part of that, you couldn't get up to 53%. the second thing, you referred to me as a trump-supporting radio host. may i address that. i have not voted for a democrat since 1976. that was jimmy carter. i regret that. i voted for bob dole, george herbert walker bush and george bush. to call me a trump supporting radio host is a little unfair is my opinion, that's all. >> okay. well, did you support president trump? >> one more time, michael, registered republican, i haven't voted democrat since 1976. call me a mitt romney supporting person,

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this is in random order so if larry elder is your guy, he is right there. >> larry elder. larry elder came right out the gate slamming governor newsome rapidfire style on everything from prop 47. >> people are stealing $950 per worth of stuff. you get a ticket for a misdemeanor. >> reporter: to the minimum wage. >> higher and higher and those hurt the most are unskilled people. >> reporter: to shut down the first year of the pandemic. >> the way he ignored science and denied kids an entire year of in person education. >> reporter: elder with a following on talk radio and now more than $1 million in his war chest has the sf gate writing the headline. california governor larry elder is very possible. >> this attention who singled out elder at a press conference last week but did not mention him by name. >> he believes women do not have the right to choose and wants to overturn roe v. wade. he believes we need more offshore drilling in the state of california who believes not only in trump but trumpism. >> reporter: there are a lot of people on this ballot. >> it is a disadva