que es lo mejor que se puede hacer y que address no tengan miedo de que sus hijos se contagien, asÍ nielsenio esta maÑana. >> es para proteger a los estudiantes menores de 12 aÑos que no deben ser vacunados. hemos visto que si no tomamos esos pasos. toda la comunidad va a estar en peligro de estar enfermos y no queremos que eso pase. >> el llamado con urgencia es a que el 10 restante —— 10% restantes se vacune. >> si hay genteque tiene otra filosofÍa si no quieren estar vacunados, nosotros estamos diciendo que ellos van a tener que tomar una prueba para declarar y que estemos seguros que esto no afecta a los miembros de la comunidad. reportera: en los municipios de oakland ya habÍan adoptado esta norma antes del anuncio del gobernador. paola: a partir de este miÉrcoles todos los hospitales y asÍ los de ancianos pedirÁn que presenten su certificado de vacunaciÓn o una prueba negativa de coronavirus. la prueba para los no vacunados debe hacerse dentro de las 74 horas antes de la visita. la propagaciÓn del coronavirus sigue siendo la mayor pasiÓn, pero quÉ opciones tienen los estudiantes para

katie nielsen, thank you. we are staying on top of every angle of the covid spike. we have the latest information on your school district's reopening plans on kpix.com plus links and information from the state health department and the cdc, and expert answers to your medical questions on cbsn bay area. >>> what about outdoor events? as we look live at oakland, will any bay area sports teams be making changes to their covid protocols? the oakland a's told us they're working with some local health officials regarding any new health guidelines and will release more information soon. kpix 5 will keep you updated, of course, when any announcements are made. >>> he search for the suspect's seen in newly released surveillance video. san jose police hoping it will lead them to the killer from a homicide three years ago. kpix 5's len ramirez spoke with investigators about where the case stands right now. >> san jose police homicide investigators have been working this case for the past three years, but all of their leads have now been exhausted. this case got started on june

kpix 5's katie nielsen is live at oakland tech high school, where the district is hosting a vaccine clinictonight. >> juliette, ousd, in conjunction with kaiser permanente, set up this pop-up covid clinic on the same day as the open house for incoming students here at oakland tech. district leaders say they're trying to make it as easy as possible for students, teachers, and any members of the community to get vaccinated, if they haven't already. one parent we talked with said she would have been able to get her son vaccinated sooner, if the school did not tonight. >> i work two jobs and it's really hard. i wanted him to get vaccinated earlier but we just really couldn't find the time. so it was actually very convenient. he's going to be a freshman here, starting school, so it just worked out perfect. >> reporter: ousd is not currently requiring vaccines for teachers. they say they're following state and county guidance on school safety protocols, including requiring masks indoors, enhanced hvac systems, and rapid covid testing available on school campuses. now there are two more pop-up va

lighting danville, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> now at 6:00, as governor newsom kicks off his campaign ahead of the recall election, we take a look at his strategy to keep his job. >>> plus, apple has finally said what it plans to do about a growing homeless encampment on its property. the million-dollar plan. >>> a live look at san francisco, where there's been a break in a violent case thanks to dna and a cell phone. good evening, i'm alan martin in for ken. >> i'm juliette goodrich in for leaves. we start with a live look at the state capitol and the fight for his life for governor governor newsom as his recall election inches closer. kpix 5's wilson walker was at newsom's campaign kickoff today. he's live now from san mateo with more on how he plans to stay in office. >> no matter where you live in california, this election is underway now. you probably received one of these, and today i think we got a preview of what we are going to hear from the governor over the next month or so. >> reporter: today the polls show that this race is neck and neck, and if democrats don't turn out,

katie nielsen, thank you. >>> meanwhile, marin county is taking things a step further.district employees, teachers and students 12 and older will be required to submit proof of vaccination. schools are still deciding whether to ask for copies of a vaccination card or a digital record from the state's online vaccination tool. those who aren't vaccinated will be required to undergo weekly testing. >>> today, governor newsom made a stop in southern california to visit students who are already back in the classroom. he was joined by san bernardino county and state leaders to tout his plan to reopen schools. some of the points that the governor highlighted include expanding mental health resources for students and $2.5 billion investment for universal transitional kindergarten by 2025. >> we are getting all our kids safely back into in person instruction and we are doing it in a sustainable way. we don't want to do it in an episodic way. we want to do it in a safeway where these kids can get that full support. >> newsom was also asked about this week's debate, featuring four

garÍn ——gary nielsen dijo que hay orden de usar la mascarilla. >> asÍ todo en anuncio esta maÑana. >>d de nuestras comunidades escolares y proteger a los menores que no pueden ser vacunados. >> hemos visto que nuestros estudiantes y toda la comunidad estarÁ en peligro y no queremos que eso pase. un trabajador de las escuelas pÚblicas perderÁ su trabajo si no se somete a una prueba de coronavirus. >> si hay alguien que tiene una idea, otras filosofÍas y no quieren estar vacunados, nosotros estamos diciendo que ellos cada semana van a tener que tomar una prueba para que estemos seguros que no estÁ afectando a otros miembros de la comunidad. >> tendrÁn hasta el 15 de octubre para cumplir al 100 por ciento. paola: el condado santa clara se encuentran en la iglesia bautista. no es necesario que programe una cita. a partir de hoy todos los hospitales requieren un certificado de vacunaciÓn o una prueba. una persona muriÓ en un tiroteo registrado esta tarde al este de san josÉ. un joven herido de bala y hace una horas informÓ que habÍa fallecido. el Ídolo de la mÚsica mexicana vicente fernÁnd

que los votantes en el condado santa clara reciban por correo las boletas para decidir si gary ni ——nielsen cargo. reportera: los votantes tendrÁn distintas maneras de ejercer su derecho al voto. pueden acudir a los centros de vacunaciÓn. algunos estarÁn abiertos 11 dÍas y otros cuatro dÍas antes de la elecciÓn. >> es importante que todas las personas elegibles participen en las elecciones. reportera: la elecciÓn se llevarÁ a cabo el 14 de septiembre. a todos los votantes que estÁn registrados comenzamos a enviar el folleto de informaciÓn del votante. su goleta va a tener dos contiendas. la primera les hace la pregunta si los votantes quieren destituir al gobernador. los votantes tendrÁn la opciÓn de decir sÍ o no. tienen que marcar la opciÓn que ellos deseen la segunda contienda es la lista de los 46 candidatos que metieron papeles parÁ correr para esta contienda. los votantes tendrÁn la opciÓn de escoger un sustituto en caso de que el gobernador sea destituido. >> el gobernador seÑalÓ que se ha generado una campaÑa en su contra liderada por los republicanos. los inmigrantes indocumentados

. >> 53 por ciento de los latinos estar en contra de nielsen.muchÍsimo dinero un todo hay que aprobar el supuesto y todo para que sepa era llevar a cabo. es verdad que tienen que haber elecciones siempre y cuando la mayorÍa del vuelo lo exija. buenas noches. >> en el Área de la bahÍa nos mantenemos con sequÍa intensa. saludo a nuestra meteorÓloga que tiene el pronÓstico del tiempo. >> condiciones secas en el Área de la bahÍa y humedad relativa para las prÓximas horas. santa rosa con humedad relativa de sÓlo un 19 ciento. ——19%. vemos un mayor riesgo por incendios y la bandera roja hasta maÑana. hay condiciones crÍticas que ocurren y tenemos que tomar acciÓn. tenemos que tener cuidado con los cigarrillos y fÓsforos. particulado de humo, no ha sido un factor importante. esto ya va a estar cambiando para el dÍa de maÑana. al norte, al este y al sur nos vemos afectados por humo. el Área de cobertura rep orta altas concentraciones. tendremos una maÑana de miÉrcoles con 54 grados. san josÉ en los 57 grados. hasta el viernes verÍamos mÁxima en los bajo

the last mile of the stage was uphill and saw the slovenian hunting down magnus cort nielsen, but theop of the standings. britain's adam yates is up to 11th, but more than a minute behind. and that's all the sport for now. bye— bye. after what's been a relatively cool week, the weather is set to change a little bit through friday and into the weekend. it will briefly term a little bit warmer and also start to turn a lot wetter. low pressure is pushing in from the west. this frontal system bringing rain early on. ahead of weather front, where we draw and the wind, bringing slightly warmer air. many of us will start off on a cloudy note. most places will be dry, just the odd spot of rain, but for northern ireland, heavy rain will persist into the afternoon. maybe getting into western fringes of england and wales. a few sunny spells will start to develop. with that breeze coming up from the south, it'll feel that breeze coming up from the south, it'llfeela that breeze coming up from the south, it'll feel a little bit warmer. eastern england could see highs of around 2a degrees. as we hea

katie nielsen is live on the stanford campus this evening to explain what is changing. >> reporter: according to an email sent out to stanford students earlier today, all students, regardless of whether they are vaccinated or not, will have to take a covid test every week. it is one of the first universities in the country to require that level of testing. these incoming juniors are soaking up the last bits of summer out in the oval. excited for all students to be coming back into the classroom. >> we are willing to do whatever it takes to be in person. if it's once a week, then we will do it. >> reporter: stanford announced that all students must be vaccinated to attend classes this fall. a few months later all california's major university systems announced a similar policy. but with increases in cases in the delta variant, some students they simply requiring the vaccine is not enough. >> a month ago we were getting emails that a lot of students that were fully vaccinated for getting covid. >> reporter: on july 19th eight dropped their testing requirement for those who provided proof of vac

the last mile of stage six was uphill and saw the slovenian hunting down magnus cort nielsen, but the first stage win of this year's race. naomi osaka says she felt "ungrateful" at points during the last year for being unable to appreciate her success. the world number two plastil teichmann later at the cincinnati open. osaka beat coco gauff last night and afterwards reflected on the year, which saw her pull out of the french open and wimbledon, to focus on her mental health. i was wondering why was i so affected. _ i was wondering why was i so affected, i guess. what made me not want to— affected, i guess. what made me not want to do— affected, i guess. what made me not want to do media in the first place? then_ want to do media in the first place? then i_ want to do media in the first place? then i was— want to do media in the first place? then i was thinking, wondering if i was scared — then i was thinking, wondering if i was scared because sometimes i would see headlines of players losing, and then the _ see headlines of players losing, and then the headline the next day would be

katie nielsen is joining us live from the bowling alley in danville. >> reporter: we are here at danville bowl. and quite a few of the bowlers and some employees are not wearing masks despite the fact that masks are required indoors thanks to a new health order that went into effect at midnight last night. yesterday night danville bowl said it is aware of the new mask mandate but does not plan on enforcing it. it said that the choice to wear a mask should be up to individual people. walking in the front doors there are no signs saying masks are required and many people are choosing not to wear them indoors. customers we talked with have mixed reactions. >> i'm disappointed. i think we all should cooperate on this effort. and listen to the experts. >> for me, i'm vaccinated so i'm willing to take a little more chances. but i probably won't be back with my kids until it is mandated for everyone. >> the mask mandate is pretty new. i feel like businesses are choosing to either follow or not. for me personally, being vaccinated, i feel comfortable going. >> reporter: the contra costa district

. >> i have a question about dave calhoun bowen ceo he spent many years before going to nielsen he's since 2009 he's been the ceo since january 2020. tell me a bit about his management style. >> i think as a straight shooter, maybe even too much of a straight shooter depending on your opinion into you talk to, he rebuffed ideas about rebanding and some people took exception to that. it is been a rocky start i would say and i think he's done a good job and gets good marks for managing through an incredible crisis which is covid, he managed ge aircraft engines the franchise through 9/11 so he's no stranger to crisis and what you have to do to keep things on the rails to mixed travel metaphors. but now it's time to think about the future and get out of crisis mode. jack: carlton. >> to rebranding the 737 would be silly what's in the broader take even consumers they can pay attention to their airline tickets during the whole time. >> it is true i think the max, dave calhoun has said as much and what are the reasons he said he wouldn't change the name he wasn't going to market his way out

katie nielsen is in danville with the split views. >> reporter: here inside danville bowl you can seee customers and some employees are wearing masks, others are not. that is despite the fact that masks are contra costa county again, thanks to a new health order that went into effect at midnight last night. katie has an 11-year-old and they decided to come to danville bowl to get out of the heat. >> i don't know if i would have come if i wasn't already here what i found out abouit. >> reporterher kidss ol >> i'm disappnted. i think we should all cooperate on this effort and listen to the experts. i probably won't be back with my kids until it is mandated for everyone. >> reporter: just a few hours before the mask mandate went into effect danville bowl posted this statement on facebook saying it is aware of the mask mandate and will not be enforcing it. going on to say "we believe everyone has the right to freedom and not constant retracting restrictions from the government." >> i think they should do whatever they feel is best. businesses are choosing to follow or not. for methonbusin

kpix 5's katie nielsen joins us live with reaction. >> reporter: the business owners we talked with this afternoon said they are for the mandate. next friday whenever you walk into a bar or restaurant like west coast wine and cheese here on union street, you will be required to show staff proof of a covid vaccine. >> reporter: for lents months, west coast wine and cheese owner has been working to keep customers safe. >> knowing everyone is vaccinated will help with everyone's comfort level. >> he says the new mandate is good for employees because asking customers about their vaccination status will soon be a requirement from the health department >> how do we read the qr codes? what are we checking for parts we will have a direction and that will make it easier so the conversations are a normal part of the process of going to a bar and a restaurant. >> reporter: palmetto superfood is doing a soft opening today and has their grand opening saturday. owners say training staff to ask for proof of vaccination will be part of opening day process. even though the mandate doesn't take effect unt

kpix 5's katie nielsen joins us live with reaction. >> reporter: the business owners we talked with this afternoon said they are for the mandate. next friday whenever you walk into a bar or restaurant like west coast wine and cheese here on union street, you will be required to show staff proof of a covid vaccine.

erik nielsen owns sp two restaurant, the first restaurant in san jose. that made it mandatory for all customers and staff to be vaccinated while some unvaccinated employees got the shot after the mandate, others are not as willing. they don't trust it, and more importantly, they feel that it's been. you know, a couple of them have mentioned to me specifically that they just feel like it was forced upon them. the staff must be vaccinated by september 15th. some indicated bail resign. it's at least 10% i'm pretty sure we're gonna lives. we plan on losing around that amount. on friday, san francisco symphony announced its course director is stepping down because of the vaccination policy issued by the city of san francisco and the symphony in june. 153 employees at houston methodist hospital lost their jobs after not getting the shot. there are lots of lawsuits out there and quite uniformly they are failing, legal analysts say. a supreme court ruling from 19 oh, five. jacobson vs massachusetts uphold state and private employers tune. force vaccines for publ

curtain of smoke republican assemblyman james gallagher congressman doug lamalfa and state senator jim nielsen say this was avoidable. they blame democratic governor gavin newsome for not managing water better. ignoring the needs of agriculture in favor of a program of preserving fish in the delta that isn't working to begin with. at the same time cutting that funds to reduce force feels worse. the water. >> why are you managing it this way. >> why are to managing our forests. were you putting more investment into that. this is the kind of policies that are leading. they are killing people. there are literally killing people. these policies. the frustrated protester at the president actually blamed their elected officials for not doing better. i'm going to be last. >> we've been it's not for you the lawmakers say the governor has the power to fast-track permit approval of more water storage projects and to move faster on funding for steals the republican lawmakers didn't want to address the obvious solution to their grievances. and that's the recall of governor gavin newsome. >> instead they'r

kristin nielsen inevitable resignation, department of homeland security, attorney general bell park turnedrequest your over terms attempts to fire fbi director ray. the last one, top officials say they would resign have the unproven covid-19 vaccine. so to be clear, we have a landlocked country in afghanistan, joe biden abandons our secure airport, the one secure runway in a landlocked country, you can't swim out, chaos ensues and get we haven't seen a single person have the dignity to take a letter, put it on the desk and say i resign. how is that? is there any dignity left? almost as if it was just political impacts against trump and again, joe biden is media protected class, insulated from all his deadly decisions. here to talk about leadership from the man who literally wrote several books about it, retired navy seal. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >> thanks for having me, rough days. dan: it is and i read your books on leadership, they are fantastic because they involve real-world examples. leadership isn't about taking responsibility and a second later saint i take responsi

the last mile of the stage was uphill and saw the slovenian hunting down magnus cort nielsen, but the many of us, the weather is set to change a little bit through friday and into the weekend. it will briefly turn a little bit warmer. it will also start to turn a lot wetter because low pressure is pushing in from the west. this frontal system bringing rain very early on on friday across northern ireland. that will push eastwards over the coming days. but ahead of that weather front, we draw in a southerly wind, bringing some slightly warmer air in our direction. but many of us are going to start off on quite a cloudy note on friday. for england, wales and scotland, most places will be dry, just the odd spot of rain. but for northern ireland, this heavy rain working its way in. that will persist into the afternoon, rain extending into southwest scotland, maybe getting into western fringes of england and wales. further east, a few sunny spells will start to develop. turning quite breezy, particularly for western coasts, but with that breeze coming up from the south, it'll feel a little

nielsen wasn't counting black households in their numbers so of course you don't get sitcoms that showe watching or not. >> there wasn't one black person in 203 shows. we have one ethnic person, the gardener. >> oh, buenos dias. >> they had a housekeeper who was asian. >> eddie, if there is anything you need. >> were relatively invisible but used as kind of like a conti condiment. ♪ ♪ >> in the '60s, there was segregation in tv just like we were seeing in real life. >> but you're beginning to get a real pickup on the level of the civil rights movement. >> black people were speaking up saying you must include me. >> it was wrote on "amis and andy" he went to a launcunch wh the speaker was a civil rights leader roy wilkins that talked about the significance of repres representation. >> so canter decided to have a program to calm a lot of the racial tensions in america. ♪ ♪ >> julia is about a single mom who is a nurse. she's got a young child. her husband died in vietnam. >> frankly, you're not exactly what i expected. >> no? did you expect me to be older or younger? >> julia was the fir

tom: erik nielsen, thank you -- erik nelson, thank you so much. a short note. to the soup of china. to me with leland miller and the china beige book saying it is not happening. lisa: gabriella nails it. the noise is so strong. we going to work on your blue look tonight? please send pictures. she is looking to the noise from slowing growth, from the regulatory pressure, from trade, from the covid pandemic, trying to reconcile all of these aspects. the currency is managed. it has not been an indication of any of this noise. when you talk about the supply chain ramifications coming out of china, there could be serious issues. tom: kailey, what is interesting , to me what we have not talked about is emerging markets drifting away. kailey: i always pay attention when i see a stronger dollar to what emerging-market currencies are doing come into chinese yuan is not immune from. yesterday or wednesday we saw the yuan reach its strongest level. in five years, even as it was weaker against the dollar. lisa: you say to kailey, have you been watching emerging markets. i

market perform at the start of the year being concerned about deceleration and category growth the nielsen yesterday for the four weeks ended august 14th showed the category declined 0.4% year over year in dollar terms >> what happened >> it looks like a couple of issues boston beer company did call it out on their earnings call where they downwardly revised estimates. there is a household penetration issue. the chairman jim cook called out and we were able to confirm that from our proprietary data. our data suggests that hard seltzer penetration is over 50%. and the category -- similarly, you're seeing a lotd. >> let's talk about prepared cocktails for a moment if this will be the next big thing, which are the leading brands, ananies would benefit from that? >> sure, kelly it looks like high noon has been a key beneficiary of that trend. they are the market share leader in the canned cocktail segment as well as cutwater p. i thought high noon was the seltzer. i've been telling everybody it's my favorite seltzer. >> it is vodka based >> that's good to know i've been giving it to my parents

nielsen wasn't even counting black households in their numbers.t showed their lives because they didn't care if you were watching or not. >> on "father knows best" there wasn't one black person in 203 shows. we had one ethnic person, fonk, the gardner. >> buenas dias, senor. >> and there was "courtship of eddie's father." they had a housekeeper who was asian. omeki. >> if there's anything you need. >> we were relatively invisible but used kind of as a condiment. ♪ >> in the tumultuous '60s there was segregation on tv just like we were seeing in real life. >> but you're beginning to get a real pickup on the level of the civil rights movement. >> black people were speaking up saying you must include me. >> hal canter on "amos & andy." and as the story goes he went to a lunch where the speaker was a civil rights leader, roy wilkins, who talked about the significance of representation. >> so canter decided to create a program that would calm a lot of the racial tensions in america. ♪ >> "julia" is about a single mom who's a nurse. she's got a young ch

all-new 3-row jeep grand cherokee l >>> if you want to understand the american divide, look at the nielsenout the violence. half of the cnn audience rose because it was a news event, so fox turned it off. they did not want to hear about the police officers being brutalized, attacked and called those words. back with me is anne appelbaum and jared holt. it pisses me off to see them not airing these channels. when fox and news max aired the hearings, viewers didn't want to see it. so, jared, what do you call that? do you have a name for that? >> yeah, i think of this as a parallel media universe, almost. if you look at people like mike lindell or some of the things coming out of fox news, it almost seems like they're on a different world. they came down in a spaceship and they're not existing in the same reality. but as far as people getting their information who have these ideas, they might as well be. there is this whole series of media operations, of livestreams, facebook pages, twitter accounts that are running parallel to news media that is trusted and factual and reported, and the two

saying that madonna is just as legitimate a subject for me to be thinking about as a professor as nielseni think the consequences of that revolution, bringing pop culture into the academy and overrating its importance and substance has been that nowadays, you have lots of professors in the academy who know pop culture and nothing else. they get there phd in soprano studies because thanks to her pop-culture revolution, you can do that now whatever else you want to say that about her, she is an immensely educated woman. she was bringing that educated mind to bear when she thought about things like madonna. but, by elevating pop-culture in the way she did, she has yielded a generation of younger scholars don't have that grounding. i think it was probably a mistake for her to elevate pop-culture and visual culture to the same level as the great classics. host: let's hear her in her own words. business from 2017 she was discussing her book. >> i was not one of the pro-sex feminists. in the 70's for example, i loved charlie's angels. i loved cosmopolitan, meanwhile, the other feminists were occ

curtain of smoke republican assemblyman james gallagher congressman doug lamalfa and state senator jim nielsens was avoidable. they blame democratic governor gavin newsome for not managing water better. ignoring the needs of agriculture in favor of a program of preserving fish in the delta that isn't working to begin with. at the same time. cutting back funds to reduce force fuels worst. the water. >> why are you managing it this way. >> wire to managing our forests. were you putting more investment into that. this is the kind of policies that are lling people. they're literally killing people. these policies. the frustrated protester at the presidtnt actually blamed their elected officials for not doing better. i'm going to be last. >> we've been working out. it's not good for you the lawmakers say the governor has the power to fast-track permit approval of more water storage projects and to move faster on funding for steals the republican lawmakers didn't want to the obvious solution to their grievances. and that's the recall of governor gavin newsome. >> instead they're hoping for more supp

erik nielsen sp two, the restaurant san jose made mandatory all and staff be vaccinated some unvaccinated the shot the mandate, others are not as willing they trust it, more importantly, feel it's. you know, couple of them mentioned me specifically they just like it was forced them. staff be vaccinated september. some they'll resign. at least. i'm pretty we're gonna live, we plan on losing around that amount. on friday, francisco announced its director stepping because the vaccination issued the city san francisco the symphony in. 153 at methodist lost jobs not the shot. are lots lawsuits there and uniformly are failing, legal analysts. a supreme ruling from oh, five. jacobson vs massachusetts uphold and private to enforce for public measures as as employers exemptions. i've seen evidence any being to away from. employment say benefits not if individual voluntarily inspired for cause, meaning. that they violated policy. that mean that could lose right to these. sp two's says mandate in to keep rest his staff choose be vaccinated. safe people have that have to make that we a safe for to be

erik nielsen owns sp two restaurant the first restaurant in san jose.t mandatory for all customers and staff to be vaccinated while some unvaccinated employees got the shot after the mandate, others are not as willing. they don't trust it, and more importantly they feel that it's been. you know, a couple of them have mentioned to me specifically that they just feel like it was forced upon them. the staff must be vaccinated by september 15th some indicated bell resign it's at least 10% i'm pretty sure we're gonna live. um we plan on losing around that amount. on friday san francisco symphony announced its course director is stepping down because of the vaccination policy issued by the city of san francisco and the symphony in june 153 employees at houston methodist hospital lost their jobs after not getting the shot there are lots of lawsuits out there and quite uniformly they are failing legal analysts say. a supreme court ruling from 19 oh, five. jacobson vs massachusetts uphold state and private employers to force vaccines for public health measures a

curtain of smoke republican assemblyman james gallagher congressman doug lamalfa and state senator jim nielsen this was avoidable. they blame democratic governor gavin newsome for not managing water better. ignoring the needs of agriculture in favor of a program of preserving fish in the delta that isn't working to begin with. at the same time. cutting back funds to reduce force feels worse. the water. >> why are you managing it this way. >> why are to managing our forests. were you putting more investment into that. this is the kind of policies that are leading. they are killing people. there are literally killing people. these policies. the frustrated protester at the president actually blamed their elected officials gor not doing better. i'm going to be last. >> we've been it's not good for you the lawmakers say the governor has the power to fast-track permit approval of more water storage projects and to move faster on funding for steals the republican lawmakers didn't want to address the obvious solution to their grievances. and that's the recall of governor gavin newsome. >> instead they

retail sales, they're guiding up 4%, but nielsen data is saying the overall industry is -- and then,course, the biggest question mark is the dunkin' loss, that's the real wild card, i think, and something i hope they will address on the card. >>> we have about a minute left on the session -- i did not catch that, i'm afraid we'll pick it up after we are set for a record close. the s&p 500 just closing to its session highs moments ago, and it is sitting on just a couple points where it needs to be. the dow is up 0.7% at its session highs. the nasdaq looking pretty comfortable, and is also just about set for a record close energy financials the top two performing sectors, both of municipal that are 1%, materials and health care at the bottom. as the bell rings, not a record close. ♪ >>> strong finish to the day with a double record close welcome to "closing bell." the dow finishing up near the session highs. salesforce with the most positive impact on the dow today, up for the week so far, which would be the second positive week in the last three. s&p 500 closing at a record high, up 0