no republicans awon statewide in california since 2006 since arnold schwarzenegger was on the ballot.hink the chances are looking good given the signatures they collected. does it pass? hard to say. three recalls prior to this one, the governor of north dakota, history for everyone. scott walker faced a recall in wisconsin in 2012, beat that one. that was seen as a proxy on national politics and walker was a strong, so is newsom and the schwarzenegger election in 2003. never say never. these things can snowpaul and depends how newsom handles the vaccine rollout, surprisingly slow in california. >> we have invited governor newsom to take part, the door is open any time he'd like to discuss this or an array of what is going on in california. john, having lived in the bay area for 6 1/2 years before i moved back east i would have thought california would be hands down for fighting covid, the highly educated population, a gigantic biotech sector and active population, diverse and connected populations in the country. i would have thought california would have had this in the bag and hasn'

schwarzenegger ran through all the way through the special election and won.ers need to see a viable alternative someone they would want. i don't know it's clear yet who it would be, if it was a republican. we have to point out that no republican has won statewide in california since 2006, since arnold schwarzenegger was on the ballot. this is a democratic voting state. does this get on the ballot. i think his chances are looking good at this point. does it pass? very hard to say. there have been only three recalls prior to this one. the governor of north dakota. this is a history moment for everybody. scott walker, the governor of wisconsin faced a recall election in 2012, beat that one. i suspect there is some parallels there because that was seen as a proxy on national politics and walker was a strong and so is newsome. >> right. >> and then the schwarzenegger election in 2003. i think the odds would be tough. this is a democratic electorate. it depends on how he handles this vaccine roll-out which has been surprisingly slow here in california. >> i should

so lonni, if you're a big numbers geek and remember back when ray davis was recalled and schwarzenegger was voted, how does this compare. >> there have some similarities in terms of the amount of public discontent. you'll recall that effort back in 2003 was galvanized by a couple of issues. one was an issue involving the car tax, the vehicle licensing fee and the other one was some rolling blackouts that we had in california and voter frustration around that. so recall efforts really do tend to need to be animated by one or most two issues and in this case what we're seeing is this frustration over covid-19. there are many different elements to it, many different angles to it but fundamentally there are some similarities in terms of the amount of voter frustration out there about the governor's performance. >> so given that, these vulnerabilities, those hoping to unseat him certainly see an opportunity right now. so former san diego mayor kevin falkner is making the media rounds today after he kicked off his campaign to unseat him yesterday. and here was his campaign video called promis

when schwarzenegger said he was in, people across the country said no way californians will elect schwarzeneggerthe governor. that's not going to happen, ridiculous. what is it about politics these days all of california that is triggering this? >> i think people's expectations, their understanding of representative government is not as accurate as i would like it to be. i think social media and 24/7 news has created this environment that's very, very different. people jump to conclusions. and i think we, as politicians, have to be much more focused on our job and have faith in the voters they'll see we're doing the best we can. >> congressman, i was interested in what you said about comparing impeachment to a recall. do you actually think that maybe california should reconsider how easy it is to bring a recall? >> yeah. i do. i think elections are important. that's what the founders believe. california is different. but i think the recall now is getting a little like the initiative system, where if you have money it can be used for purposes other than its desired effect, according to the suppor

would do talking about you know this message americans back sort of channeling his inner arnold schwarzenegger with this very clear but simple message that america is a partner again recommitting to the transatlantic alliance recommitting to nato the military alliance talking about his commitment to our school 5 the bedrock of nato which is that promise that an attack on one member of it is the next hack on all of them all of these things were things that donald trump had thrown into question unlike any other president before him so just to hear from joe biden that here was a president again who really held these things dear recently in a very welcome message to the europeans but you're right there are issues on which the 2 sides will have trouble finding a common line and now return to what do you think they can do it to overcome these differences and to meet the challenges that face the transatlantic relationship. well let's take a couple of examples now one of the kind of bones of contention which really rose to the surface on to the trumpet ministration was military spending whether to kor

they got rid of governor and replaced him with arnold schwarzenegger. how this would work if the signatures are verified. >> reporter: that's the key thing we're looking at right now, the verification of the signature. the secretary of state has received a little over a million signatures. they have validated about 668,000, so there is a little bit of a ways to go there for the adopters of the recall campaign. then in late fall, there will be two questions. one, should governor newsom be removed, and if so, who should replace him? there were 130 candidates on the ballot, including arnold schwarzenegger, and it's really the person who has the most votes in that second question who wins. >> tell us a little bit about who is behind this effort and what the rally is for? the petition claims that the government has, quote, implemented laws which are detrimental to the citizens of the state and our way of life, unquote. who is behind this effort, who is supporting it, and what's their argument for getting rid of gavin newsom? >> reporter: the original petitio

with little name recognition hardly match up to the celebrity and cross-party appeal of arnold schwarzeneggercall vote in 2003. martha? >> martha: we remember that. thanks, jonathan. joining me now, darrell issa. good to have you with us today. >> thank you. >> martha: what do you think about this? what do you think about the likelihood of a recall vote and you think newsome would survive it? >> having led the 2003 effort, i'm aware that this is not a vote about who might replace him. it's a vote of right direction, wrong direction. it's clear that wrong direction is taking the larger share in a strong way as to his handling of the government, not just the vaccine issue, but issues about the $11 billion lost to unemployment, cancelling of those benefits of those entitled to them and a myriad of other activities including his decision to lock down people and violating his own rules when it comes to face mask protection. all of these create a no confidence likelihood once this becomes validated. >> but do you think in reality there's any likelihood that he would lose his job of governor of cali

arnold schwarzenegger.t on this recall effort from scott cohn south of san francisco in redwood city on the peninsula. scott, explain how this recall would work if the signatures are verified. >> reporter: well, that's the key right now. that's what we're looking at, is the verification of the signatures. as you mentioned, they need about 1 1/2 million signatures, just shy of that. that's based on the percentage of votes in the last election. secretary of state has received a little over a million signatures. they have validated about 668,000. so there's a little bit of a ways to go there for the backers of the recall campaign, but experts say that it is on track. it might be tight, but it is on track. then we would see an election in probably late summer, early fall with two questions. one, should governor newsome be removed? and if so, the second question is who should replace him in that 2003 recall there were 135 candidates on the ballot, including arnold schwarzenegger and it's really the person who ha

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he was also a distinguished fellow at the hoover institution and at stanford, and arnold schwarzeneggereting, he had a heart that gave himself to this country until his last beat. san francisco major, london breed wrote he was well known for his accomplishments on the world stage and it's important to remember that he was a fierce advocate for what many of us consider san francisco values, including the value of a high quality public education, the value of accessible health care for all and the value of mutual respect and dignity for people from all walks of life. >>> two men arrested for attacking a legendary san francisco investigator. the two appeared in court last week and they are accused of attacking pal dino. 76-year-old was a long-time san francisco resident over his decades long career he worked on a series of high-profile cases from ranging to the jones town massacre to harvey weinstein. >>> and one goal is to keep people in their homes struggling financially. according to the agency there has been a 40% increase in unemployment for lower wage earners because of the pandemic,

the 2003 recall of governor gray davis that brought arnold schwarzenegger into office. >>if it looks like a recall could happen. he says the new some team really has to pressure ambitious democrats to stay on the sidelines. and there's no guarantee they'll listen. >>governor heenan does have a nice ring president biden in the first lady traveled to texas today to meet with the governor and frontline covid vaccine providers there after that disastrous winter storm that paralyzed the lone star state kron four's anna wiernicki reports from washington on the president's first visit to texas as president. >>in his first trip to the lone star state as commander in chief president joe biden told the state's emergency response teams that washington stands ready to help the president visited the harris county emergency operation center where he was briefed on the damage caused by last week's winter storm 57,000 residents. >>still have to boil their water we had to literally deliver almost 12 million bottles of water the president and first lady also toward the houston food bank

might remember 135 candidates, including actor gary coleman, and of course it was actor arnold schwarzenegger hu one office. >>tonight a california lawmaker has introduced a bill aimed at keeping white-supremacist out of the u.s. military. san bernardino congressman pete aguilar is pushing for the bill to pass it mirrors a pentagon report that outlines 7 recommendations to try to keep white nationalists from serving in the armed forces. the department of defense says it found a small number of recruits are joining the military to try to get training that they can use to commit acts of domestic terror. >>in the south bay, a big change is happening in santa clara county that started today, the public health department relaxing some of its restrictions on outdoor gatherings wearing a mask still recommended but not required all of the time kron four's maureen kelly explains. >>the santa clara county health officer is still strongly recommending that people do wear their face masks and maintain social distance outdoors but it's no longer required in certain circumstances what these 2 co-workers ar

. >> the state has changed a lot since, you know, voters voted for arnold schwarzenegger to replace gray davis and it's heavily democratic more than ever before. they have a supermajority in the legislature and no democrat has lost a statewide office since the mid-2000s. i'm asking if you have a real shot especially looking at the fact that you lost to newsom by 24 points. >> how is that working out for us? that's what i would ask people in the state. i would look at the results in november. in november even joe biden won the state by 4 million votes. voters rejected a huge tax increase, rejected an effort to reinstate affirmative action, rejected rent control. they rejected the restrictions on freelance workers. i think the voters are recognizing they need a better quality of life. listen, kristen, the reason i ran for governor in 2018 wasn't a partisan reason. it was to get this state better managed. our housing crisis is literally forcing people to move out of state. people cannot afford the rents and housing prices, especially in the bay area. you've got companies that are moving out

just heard was the only one to actually be successfully recalled which ultimately brought arnold schwarzenegger into office for those of you who remember we'll take a break for 22, we'll be right back. >>back at 4.25 president biden delivered on a campaign promise by signing executive orders that reversed the immigration policies of the trump administration. he did it yesterday and one of the orders creates a task force now that seeks to reunite parents who were separated from their children at the border. another ends in 2018 0 tolerance policy on prosecuting illegal border crossings during the signing ceremony president biden said quote i'm not making new law. eliminating that policy. historic and washington a bipartisan vote by the senate confirmed pete buttigieg as the new transportation secretary and this makes him the first openly person to take a cabinet post. it will be in charge of as we said the transportation department. and in another historic vote. the senate also confirmed island road my orcas to head the department of homeland security he's the first latino and immigrant to lead

he would do talking about this message americans back so they're channeling his inner arnold schwarzenegger with this very clear but simple message that america is a partner again recommitting to the transatlantic alliance recommitting to nato the military alliance talking about his commitment to our school 5 the bedrock of nato which is that promise that and the check on one member of it is the next tack on all of them all of these things were things that donald trump had thrown into question unlike any other president before him so just to hear from joe biden that here was a president again who really held these things dear recently in very welcome message to the europeans but you're right there are issues on which the 2 sides will have trouble finding a common line and now richard want to you think they can do it to overcome these differences and to meet the challenges that face the transatlantic relationship. well let's take a couple of examples perhaps now one of the kind of bones of contention which really rose to the surface on to the trumpet ministration was military spending whethe

. -- schwarzenegger. and from the capital university law school, previously served on the federal election commission and contributes to the interactive constitution. and jesse wegman, a member of the new york times editorial board and author of the superb book i can endorse because i have read it and we have help apples on it. let the people pick the president, the case for policy electoral college. welcome to all four of you. in the interest of distilling your learning, i would like to begin with a mini discussion, debate between jesse bregman and brad smith about whether or not we should keep electoral college? you are among the best defenders and critics in the country and then i will ask joe and matthew about the question of polarization, radicalization of voters and what if anything can be done technologically, politically or legally to decrease the dramatic polarization we saw. jesse, what we start you jesse, why don't we start you off. you and brad have debated this before. you have about four min

also are distinguished political observer and have been working on the elections of governor schwarzeneggernd president george w. bush. do you agree with joel or not about the incentives the electoral college gives to focus campaigning in the swing states? and your thoughts also about what reforms, legal technological, or other, might address this question of online polarization and radicalization? i think you are muted. >> can i add one point while we're waiting for matthew? matthew: i am here. in all likelihood i would agree with joel. most practitioners, if you gave them truth serum, would agree. the system, i can have a debate, i can give you my viewpoint on the electoral college. but as a practitioner i think what we do is we play the game with the rules provided. the rules provided is an unrepresented presidential race. >> therefore you design a campaign based on an unrepresented base. the republicans know this and they have lost the national popular vote in seven of the last eight, and in 2004 with bush, when i was the chief strategist on that campaign. bush came within 70,000 votes

vote in, you could have a ballot with people from all walks of life, much like then actor arnold schwarzenegger thank you very much. thank you, and i'll be back. but what we've got back is another recall effort, and it could be pricey given the printing of the ballots, setting up pulling and drop up bala points. all of the county registrar's offices across the state will have to reinforce their infrastructure that. 2003 gray davis recall wasn't cheap and neither with this that recall election about almost 20 years ago now cost the taxpayers i believe $40 million. i'm how wisner fox news. when california expand eligibility for the coronavirus vaccine who could. soon get a vaccine and when, amanda berry weather we have a cool and breezy saturday night as we head into your sunday we're tracking the chance of some showers later in the day and multiple shower chances that our five day forecast, we'll have that coming up on valentine's day tradition how one woman makes it her annual mission to spread love to hundreds of nursing home residents. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity

i got more votes than meg whitman and almost got as many votes as schwarzenegger.hink people know who i am and know i really want to get this state back on track. >> bill: one last thing. jobs are leaving, people are leaving. kevin mccarthy on what to do about that. give this a listen here, sir. >> president biden tries to pride himself on doing the california model. if president biden is serious about any unity, come to houston. come to middle america. come look in the faces of those workers who earn $80,000 a year and tell them why you took their jobs away. >> bill: i want to get your reaction to that and the fact are you a republican in california. you are running uphill to begin with. if you succeed things have to be tough in that state, sir. >> well, i'm not a politician. i'm not a bitter partisan. i'm a business person. i want to build bridges to bring people together. listen, $80,000 in california is poverty wages almost because of the cost of living. so we have to bring down that. but we have to create good jobs. energy jobs, natural gas would be great for

remember when arnold schwarzenegger was governor in california? he was a republican.a: let's move away to the politics and what is getting done in washington, d.c. we have been talking about a fiscal stimulus bill, is it stimulus, relief? we will find out. at 3:30 today, president biden vice president biden -- vice president harris will be talking to various leaders about infrastructure spending. what is getting done and what can we see in the next couple weeks? kevin: yesterday i spoke with dan brouillette and i asked him, as a republican, whether or not he will be able to get on board with infrastructure as a result of the crisis in texas and he said infrastructure was definitely needed. where he backed off was not putting a price tag on that package but there is an appetite in the wake of texas for there to be an open conversation about faltering infrastructure. you're still a couple weeks away from stimulus, and i do talk to republicans who are wary of spending additional money right now. jonathan: where is climate change stood in that conversation now? kevin: i r

in 2003 gray davis quickly lost and arnold schwarzenegger came in.n fact firing the governor. so 10 days is a long time. most of us wouldn't get 10 days if we got fired to get out of the building. judge jeanine: angela marsden you made a lot of news in december when you set up some tents outside of your business that was not that far from a movie production company that had the same tents. they were serving 00 people for dinner and you couldn't serve with the same setup, 20 or 30. explain what's going on with the small business owner in california. >> it's insane. it wasn't even in another parking lot. it was in the same parking lot within 25 feet from me. being a small business owner in california right now is impossible. absolutely impossible. it was hard enough before covid hit. and with covid where they are dying off left and right. there won't be any of us left. judge jeanine: you obviously experienced the distinction between the movie production having more rights than you. congressman -- go ahead. >> i was going to say. they shut me down. this

they need an arnold schwarzenegger type figure.hink can california should reconsider how easy it is to bring a recall? >> yeah, i do. i think elections are important. that's what the founders believed. california is different, but i think the recall is now getting to the point a little like the initiative system where if you have money, it can be used for purposes other than its desired effect according to the supporters. i think the state would be wise to at least revisit it, revisit the threshold maybe. >> what is it about politics these days, the volatility of it, even all blue california, that is triggering this? >> i think people's expectations, their understanding of the representative government is not as accurate as i would like it to be. i think social media 24/7 news has created this environment that's very, very different. people jump to conclusions. and i think we as politicians have to be much more focused on our job and have faith in the voters that they'll see we're doing the best we can. >> now, it takes 12% of the

and that is how we cut republican arnold schwarzenegger and democrats had a nine-point advantage in party registration, john, now 22%. a huge advantage and of course the recall data election could actually be sometime in the summer. things might be arguably better by then, back to you. >> we will see and watch closely, william la jeunesse and later on the panel later on. >> sandra: looking forward to that. a major storm hammering the northeast as we speak with heavy snow, powerful wind gusts, white out conditions. look at new york city. we are on the ground here just ahead. plus, between chicago public schools in the teachers union, a return to the classroom. postponed for at least another day. while the school district and the mayor blaming the union for those stalled negotiations. >> we are doing everything that we can to addressed the teachers are expressing to us, but we ned them to meet us halfway. as you won't know, you have to take steps in the same direction. there has got to be compromise.r d lows just one call to newday can lower your payment and save you $3000 a year. that's me

the recall happened and governor arnold schwarzenegger took over.you see that whole scenario playing out here? >> we're 100% sure we will get to that point because our -- there are too many people and too many active volunteers that are just killing themselves every day, every weekend collecting these signatures. there is no question on our end if we go ahead and make the threshold. what we'll do is need to make sure that the new california secretary of state shirley webber is held accountable and making sure she does her job properly and to make sure we put the pressure on all of the county clerks throughout california to make sure they are doing their job as well. it just doesn't take one person to verify, it takes 58 different counties to be involved in the process. >> martha: you need to keep a close eye on that process. it will be a passionate process to verify all those signatures, no doubt. what sort of tipped the balance in terms of getting people on both sides of the aisle. everybody remembers the french laundry night. the governor told eve

remember there were 135 candidates, including actor gary coleman, and of course it was actor arnold schwarzenegger hu one office catherine. >>california senator alex padilla wants to create a path to citizenship for essential workers without legal status. this is the first bill introduced by senator pda according to the bell there are more than 5 million undocumented people in the united states working in essential jobs. this bill would offer them the chance to become legal permanent residents. intelligence report says that saudi arabia's crown prince likely approved the killing of u.s. based journalist jamal khashoggi khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul while getting wedding documents. the declassified document was released one day after a phone conversation between president biden and saudi's king solomon, a white house summary of the conversation made no mention of the killing. the prince said in 2019 he took quote full responsibility for the killing. since it happened on his watch but denied ordering it. whether time now as we take a live look outside here along highway

last time schwarzenegger and 50 other people ran, as i recall, for governor. that will be the process. i think the thing to watch over the next coming weeks, we'll see if any prominent democrat decide to put their name and announce that they will run for governor as a democrat. if that happens, i think it will spell bad news for gavin news so m. as far as republicans being able to win in california, it's going to take a lot of education, trey. it's a state with a lot of problems, to say it the least. >> trey: i know you love the state. it's a beautiful state. i miss you. you were beaten up on more than any other colleague i had the last few years i was there. i'm glad to see you're not only still standing, you're still fighting. you take care of yourself. i'll see you soon, i hope. >> thanks, appreciate it. >> trey: outrage over president biden's decision to open detention centers for migrant children. >> this is very simple. >> the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border. that is exactly what they are. they are concentration camps.

and in fact, i think it's the arnold schwarzenegger rule which is you get your work out when you lift it up. but it's meant as a reference book, like the earlier books in the series on women and congressman. i think one of the interesting things that happens when you write about individual members at some length, the asked sales are about 1500, maybe they range to 3000 words. you get what's looked like at first seemingly disconnected dots. and then, kind of through an act of point to listen, the dots begin to make a bigger picture. and certainly, a larger picture emerge as we are working on this publication. to give you some quick background on the book, again, as richard mentioned, the third in a series. in some ways, it's a book that is very much like it's too predecessors. women in congress, we published the latest addition of that in 2007 and the book on african americans was published in 2009. these were all originally authorized by -- by congress, and the prime mover behind the addition original addition in 19 seventies was -- of louisiana, who was a great proponent for house hi

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happened over a decade ago with governor gray davis who was recalled and that is how we got governor schwarzeneggerls us to do one thing and then he does another. he keeps changing and moving the goal posts. california, we have been one of the most lockdown states in the country and our numbers are just as bad or worse than some of the other states where they were allowed to stay open and it is a trail of closed businesses and broken dreams. it is a very partisan recall. shannon: we will keep an eye on it. signatures are adding up. thanks for stopping in today. good to see you. new video tonight of lady gaga's dog walker gunned down next. >> intimates winter round up graphic new video obtained jillian: graphic video obtained by tmc show thieves targeting lady gaga's dog walker, shot him in the chest and stole 2 of her 3 french bulldogs, she is offering a 500,$000 reward for the return of her dogs no questions asked. the dog walker is expected to make a full recovery. five oregon counties vote on whether to detach from their deep blue state and join the red state of idaho. they point to the democrat

mike: there was a recall effort that gave us governor schwarzenegger, so we'll see where this one goesn the situation in california and governor newsom. >> certainly, the teachers unions hold a lot of power, and they are a huge reason why we have schools still closed for in-person learning. but what we need is leaders, politicians who are willing to stand up to the teachers unions and say science does not support the position that you are putting forth. really the damages to children and their development is, it's unforgive bl at this point. there's no science that still supports schools, public schools being closed. private schools across the country, only 5% opened virtually this summer. this is, unfortunately, putting teachers unions and politics above children, and we need leaders who are going to stand up to the teachers unions. and, unfortunately, in california and also in new york we have seen a resistance to doing that. unfortunately this also leads up to the white house. president joe biden has not been standing up to the teachers unions, and parents are waking up to the fact

isn't that well-known outside of san diego, and many democrats believe republicans will need a schwarzenegger to have any chance of winning. they don't think republicans will have that. live in the newsroom, liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> liz, on that point, we know faulconer and san diego businessman john cox. who else are you hearing might jump into this race? >> those are the two that have sort of officially jumped into the race so far. in terms of democrats getting in, he thinks former mayor antonio villaraigosa could do it. he ran against newsom before. if there is a recall, we can expect it to be truly a total circus. remember, in 2003, there are over 100 people who jumped into that race. >> strange assortment of people in some respects. thanks wondering how does a recall work in california any way? no need to go down a google rabbit hole. liz has done the work for you. you can watch her explanation right now on our app for your cnnected tv device, roku, apple tv, amazon fire and android tv. just search for abc7 bay area. >>> governor newsom continues his tour of vaccination sites in califor

decade ag we had governor gray davis that was actually recalled and that' how he got governor schwarzenegger he tells us to do one thing and then he does another. he is changing and moving the goalpost. california, we've been one of the post locked down states and the country, and our numbers no are just as bad or even worse than some of the other states where they were allowed to stay open and he is leaving a trail of closed businesses and broken dreams. >> we are going to keep an eye on it. the signatures are adding upright thank you for stopping in tonight, always good to see you. >> appreciate it. >> new video of the dog walker gun down, that is next. at heinz, every ketchup starts with our same tomatoes. but not every tomato ends in the same kind of heinz ketchup. because you can't be everyone's favorite ketchup without making a ketchup for everyone. because you can't be everyone's favorite ketchup when they told me my work wasn't essential walls enclosed around me with the words “you can't do this” tattooed to its surface. an unshakable feeling. pressure that swelled beyond my capable

135 candidates to replace him then including actor gary coleman of course it was actor arnold schwarzenegger hu. one office. >>next today, you're looking for something to do with the kids this weekend we might have an answer for you now that a couple of counties are moving into the red tier. >>and spring training action starts this games. kron four's kate rooney has the latest saw the a's and >>teenagers have been charged for allegedly burglarizing a car and stealing a backpack that contained. an fbi agent's credentials plus a loaded gun last week in northern california to 18 year olds talking about marvin where and jose ochoa were arrested in san francisco and released from jail this week. >>authorities say guerra stole the agents backpack and then took off in a white car. the police say ochoa admitted to be driving. they say the suspects then throughout the stolen items from the car on the bay bridge after they realized the items belonged to the fbi. >>boeing will be paying up to 6.6 million dollars in fines to the federal aviation administration over safety in noncompliance issues the f a

with a y at the end of 7 close i'm still trying fill last can i still can't okay, i'm just glad schwarzenegger's could never do if you were still governor. i still short saying what are they put brady i it could be an easy that's the buzz. >>well the happiest place on earth has been very quiet because of covid it's a lawmakers want to change that they do they've got a new bill they're proposing to try at least speed up the reopening of some large theme parks across the state disneyland being just one of them. there's also universal studios of course magic mountain if you like roller coaster yeah, not very i love we just show cause i love that right that's the best right ever in the south bay. so many right so many parks and they're trying to figure out how they can resume business not just. >>for people to enjoy and for parts to make money but all the businesses around those parks. >>they are industry providing entertainment in the safest way possible. this is an industry that we can trust they have parks and other states and other countries and they've all been able to reopen at different times

point out that he isn't that well-known and many democrats believe that republicans will need a schwarzenegger have any chance of winning, and they don't think republicans will have that. live in the newsroom, liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> so interesting faulconer says people are ready for a change. that's what san diego businessman john cox told me as well. so those two we know. who else might jump into this race? >> right. you and i are following this closely. those are the two that sort of officially started to jump into the race already. in terms of democrats getting in, he believes l.a. mayor antoniovil vilvil vilville there doesn't seem that many establishment republicans willing to jump in. we can expect it to be a circus. it's easy to get on a recall ballot. remember, in 2003 there were over 100 people who jumped into that race, kristen. >> yes, indeed. liz, thank you so much. and liz is not done yet. if you're wondering how does a recall work in california any way? no need to go down a google rabbit hole. liz did the work for us. you can watch her explanation right now on our apps for you

we see pictures of donald pasted onto around schwarzenegger's body or whatever. this is not rational behavior, and the republicans in congress have basically decided that they're better off sticking with the guy who gives his base permission to be their worst selves, essentially. he's elevated white supremacy, doubled down on it and here we are. i hear people say the republicans are afraid of donald. they're not. they are him. if they stick with him and keep the base riled up and motivated to go out and vote, all they need to do is continue to engage in the countermajoritarian tactics that have actually kept them relevant as a party, which is why the democrats in congress need to stop pretending that this is normal. this republican party is anti-democratic and the democrats need to understand that there are no rules anymore. >> apparently there are some republicans who -- many have left the republican party, but there are some who are remaining engaged in a way they think might push back. myles taylor, who had written that op-ed in "the new york times" anonymousl

and we put arnold schwarzenegger in there, and everybody said that would never happen, but it did. >>l, it's getting awfully close to getting on the ballot too. the momentum is certainly heading that way, phil. we'll have to see what happens. thank you very much, phil. >> we'll see it in march. >>> we are looking forward to a warm weekend, and there are a we are the thrivers. women with metastatic breast cancer. our time... ...for more time... ...has come. living longer is possible- and proven in postmenopausal women taking kisqali plus fulvestrant. in a clinical trial, kisqali plus fulvestrant helped women live longer with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. and it significantly delayed disease progression. kisqali can cause lung problems or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including breathing problems, cough, chest pain, a change in your heartbeat, dizziness, yellowing of the skin

arnold schwarzenegger had a hard time dealing with sacramento. >> he did.around the legislature and go directly to the people. reagan didn't have the congress and senate, he got things done. how did he do that? he went to the people. he explained things to them. here is what we have to do. how we get where we are to where we need to be. that is what i've done in business for 40 years. i've said we got to build bridges from where we are to where we need to be. i think the people will understand that. the last thing we need are these career politicians who just are all politics. elizabeth: how are you going to get around sacramento? what will you do, propositions, you know on the ballot? >> no. elizabeth: if you win what are you going to do? you can't lower taxes on your own. you can't lower the regulatory regime on your own. how can you do it? >> well, listen, i do have a lot of power. i will use executive authority as much as i can, liz, but i will have the bully pulpit. you know reagan used that to good effect. it worked. he got a lot of democrats to go al

so do his predecessors, davis schwarzenegger. and brown tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. it is a mess to go through. all right, tom, thanks for that update. there's a new place for young people who are homeless to find shelter and help in san francisco mayor london bridge toward the new navigation center at hide and post streets this morning, it'll house people aged 18 to 24 starting next monday. center has beds for up to 75 people. it will also provide them with health care, including mental health services. young people between the ages of 18 and 24 are still young people. they're still trying to find their way and when they don't have family support, that's even harder. this is the first navigation center in the city dedicated to this particular age group, young people who stay at the lower pole navigation center will also be offered connections to job training. three years ago. today a man was shot and killed at a bus his mother's home in north oakland, answers and hoping for justice,s is a somber anniversary for this heartbroken mother. she says someone out there kno

davis schwarzenegger. and brown tom vacar ktvu, fox two news.he effort to recall governor gavin newsom continues to gain steam. yesterday we told you about a poll that shows the public is split when it comes to his leadership, and today ktvu political reporter greg lee, talk to a leading expert on recalls about what the numbers can tell us. watching this happen is fascinating for anyone who's really into politics. like many california voters, joshua speed acts interest in the recall effort of governor gavin newsom is growing. unlike many, the oakland resident can recount specific details of nearly every recall effort in history. the third recall in california history on the state level against the state assembly. men eat grant. san francisco in 1914 1915. he that was a rerun speed back road, his master's thesis on recalls, and it continues to study them running a nonpartisan blogging writing op eds. about the topic as the recall newsome organizer's keep pushing speed back, believes they're well on track to qualify. california has arguably the lo

democrats as of yet but no one with the money, star power, statewide note right of governor arnold schwarzeneggerdemocrats to get in this race as well. back to you. connell: more drama to come. thank you. william la jeunesse out in l.a. let's move back to washington now the price of security. it is estimated it will cost taxpayers nearly $500 million to have the national guard around the capitol area around the 15th of march. the arrangement could extend further than that, maybe into the fall. edward lawrence joins us. he has or on all of this? reporter: cornell, the center of all this is cost and security. the visuals have some republicans very nervous about this. they say the impeachment is over, the inauguration is over, but yet d.c. still looks like this. you have seven thousand national guard members here at the moment. they are armed but bullets are close by, not necessarily in the guns. now the e-mail, there was an email obtained by the local fox affiliate saying after march 15th, 5000 national guard will remain here until the fall. we can't find any national agency warning of an i am impe

heard the story was actually the first time it was successful and that ultimately brought arnold schwarzeneggernel into office the last time california had a republican governor. >>it's 6.42 coming up on the kron 4 morning news, lawmakers and president biden are paying their respects to the u.s. capitol police officer who died in the riots will have a live report from washington. colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. that's like all the way back to 2010. they're jeans. they're leggings. they're jeggings! whoa. remove ten years of yellow stains with colgate optic white renewal. >>24 thanks for tuning in on a wednesday morning. it's a little chilly to start but i don't think we'll finish that way no let's find out when the sun is coming out and how warm it might get today, good morning. john yeah, good morning guys we're transitioning out of the rainy start to the week and some warmer and sunnier weather just around the corner obviously a lot clearer out there this morning already you can see a little bit of the brightness in the distance from our tower cam and no rainfa

davis schwarzenegger and brown tom vacar ktvu, fox two news.eme court tossed out a lawsuit today which aimed to overturn proposition 22 prop 22, which keeps uber and lyft drivers as independent contractors was challenged by opponents of the measure. they claim it's unconstitutional, but justice is denied the lawsuit. prop 22 passed in november. it protects companies such as uber and lift from a new state labor law that would have required them to treat drivers as employees. it's unknown if the lawsuit will. our court coming up a win for house republicans liz cheney the effort today to remove her from her leadership position that ultimately failed. and we're looking at some nice, warm weather coming our way. it's drying out out there. we'll talk about the valley fog in the morning and then what you can expect in the coming days and excitement in oakland after the zoo reopens later tonight how people were so eager to buy tickets that the zoo's website it actua live. as their number te leader. it was very resounding acknowledgement that we need to

buttons that people were expecting people were looking out for and even kind of channeling on old schwarzenegger there a little bit of a terminator impression we're talking about you know america's back this is something that we've heard from him in recent weeks as well his kind of slogan of returning to the international community and particularly traditional alliances like perhaps the most important of all the transatlantic alliance and he talks about you know restoring america's clear commitment to the nato defense alliance to article 5 you know the core of nato which is the promise that in that attack on any one member is an attack on the more these will things that donald trump heard thrown into question in a way that no previous president had done before and that really shaken trust in the united states so certainly pushing a lot of buttons but he also talked a lot in his speech i mean really the kind of framework of his speech was that we're entering a period of really serious kind of ideological competition a sort of battle of the systems if you like between democracy and autocracy and t

the last governor to be recalled was gray davis, who was replaced then by arnold schwarzenegger.ewsom is centered around his handling of the pandemic, which has now claimed 50,000 lives in the state of california. kyung lah is out front. >> reporter: the fuel for these mailers, for the volunteers trying to recall california's governor, frustration. >> i reached my final straw when i lost my job for the third time in november. >> reporter: stacy edwards works in restaurants, an industry devastated in the pandemic. the object of her ire? governor gavin newsom, who has mandated statewide restrictions on businesses to stop the spread of covid. what do you want to tell the governor about the kind of pain that you're in? >> oh, gosh. yeah. that's an interesting question. yeah. it's been very hard. you're going to make me emotional. but we're talking about starting a family and buying a house, and those are all things that are having to wait because of this. >> reporter: on the other side of the table -- >> i voted for gavin newsom. >> reporter: andrea hedstrom. she says she's a lifelon

so if you remember back in 2003 when arnold schwarzenegger ended up winning there was a porn star on the ballot. there was a child star on the ballot. it doesn't look like caitlyn jenner will be on the ballot this time. but, alex, i think we can all look forward to crazy ville, but doug was yes. and there was this was really changed his approach to put a kid basically done all of these press conferences remotely this week. he did five different events in public interacting with the media. that's something he hasn't done. in a year s o. it was. it's a different approach. you could show that they're taking this seriously. also on the issue is the other big story the week alex, of course, is the impeachment. i just wrapped up an interview with senator alex padilla, california senator on that s o. we're talking with him as well. okay you know, and quickly on the recall issue here, aleksey what? we also saw the last week to was the recall effort is getting a lot more national attention. we have the white house weighing in we had the republican national committee coming and with the donati