when arnold schwarzenegger was able to win. i think, you know, i think newsom's greatest vulnerability remains, to someone it's outsized in fame, like schwarzenegger, that could certainly enter the race. this is the state of hollywood that we have and a lot of celebrity athletes. again, i think it's another democrat that would pose the real risk to him. that hasn't developed yet. it may not, but that is really what i think would pose danger to him. >> steve, any specific democrat that is worrisome to you? >> no, you know. like rob said, the governor's team has done an excellent job of boxing out anyone who even tried to put their toe in the water. you saw that when antonio started rumbling about wanting to run, as he was smacked upside the head of the governor's spokesperson and his consultants were too. so, you know, anyone who is a democrat that runs will be a private party for the rest of their lives. the way the governor's numbers are looking, overall populari especially among democrats, it would be a folder and to get in t

tonight -- arnold schwarzenegger. kyla-drew. guillermo on the oscars red carpet. and music from the flaming lips. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for clapping. this is so much better than having a regular audience. you know? i hope your weekend was good. on saturday, i don'tknow if you saw this, in brooklyn, they had a memorial for dmx, the legendary hip-hop artist. we had him on our show a couple times. and he always put on a great show. but on saturday, he topped everything with what has to be the single greatest funeral procession of all time. look at this. instead of a hearse, they transported his coffin via monster truck. is that not incredible? this is what they should have done for prince philip over in england. i told my wife that is how i want my funeral to go. i want to roll like the ruff ryders. except i want my truck to go across the country. start in brooklyn, where i was born. make a stop in every city i ever lived. tampa, phoenix, tucson, seattle, palm springs, las vegas, and end

alaska recall election led to arnold schwarzenegger.n his thoughts and the race. >>> for the recall elecelecelecc most all but certain in california, former governor arnold schwarzenegger is weighing in. in an interview on jimmy kimmel live he said he wouldn't discount any candidate who gems into the race to replace governor newsome including caitlyn jenner. >> anyone has a chance. the people are dissatisfied with what is going on in california and i hope there are as many people as possible jumping in the race. >> arnold schwarzenegger knows a little bit about a recall given he ran and won during the recall of governor ray date -- ray davis. arnold schwarzenegger predicts we would see that now. >> i would predict there will be another 100 candidates. >> on monday, the california secretary of state announced more than 1.6 million californians signed the the petition to recall new some. 11% of the signatures, about 181,000 come from the 9 counties that make up the bay area. that is a big difference from southern california. 16% of all si

now whether she is going to be like schwarzenegger or be successful like schwarzenegger, that is a very, very different question. >> event, i also want to turn to the other big piece of political news, which is california losing a congressional seat. we go from 53 in the house to 52. how does that work? we know based on how they will redraw the district, where that loss will be coming from? is amber crop impact democrats more or publicans more? >> i would say california actually drew grew by more than 2 million voters in the last census period. the fact is, it grew slower than many of the other states, texas gets two more seats, florida gets one. the fact is, los angeles area looks to be the place where this is going to be cut. perhaps the policy with what many people suggest. so, yes, this is going to be the democrats. in los angeles, only about 50% of the people census question, that had consequences for los angeles and it will now in the congressional delegation. >> lonnie, do you think part of this is due to the shortened census process, remember, it was cut short by a month? >> i s

he says he has to keep doing that but this is not about parties, schwarzenegger warned. this is about the vors anger and the politicians better be concerned. >> carla, to follow up on that a little bit, we are seeing some positive signs for governor newsom. tell us about how the support is going for him and where it looks like the recall will land right now. >> yeah, the governor has gotten some good news in the past couple weeks. aside from the poles, look, the money is pouring in to the anti- recall movement. he collected $3.1 million in the first two weeks, his campaign did. much of it from small donors, almost 95% from californians. that is a big deal. another big, i think another advantage for newsom now, democrat tom stier has said he will not get in the race. we reported that he was holding himself to see if he was an alternative. if the democrat gets in it will be much more difficult for new some. right now he is out, getting vaccinated. he did that this week. and the vaccines, over 18 million in california, that is good news for newsom. a lot of people are sayin

many are making the comparison to arnold schwarzenegger's run in 2003. governor arnold schwarzenegger, daniel, good morning. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. how are you? >> good, thanks. thank you very much for being with us. what do you think? is this a stunt or does this exist in the realm of possibilities here? >> i -- i'm not here to be anti-caitlyn jenner, but one thing i think is really important when we talk about celebrities entering politics, we have a tendency to put everyone in the same bucket. so every time a celebrity runs, it's like oh, it's another schwarzenegger. we don't do the same thing for lawyers. when a lawyer runs for office we don't say it's another ted cruz. it's important we look at everyone in the substance of what they've done throughout their lives. arnold is friends with caitlyn jenner, mayor newsom and everyone involved in this, but it's important not to throw every celebrity into the same bucket. >> you touched on this, how does the schwarzenegger record compare? he was prolific in fund-raising beforehand. he wa

i think -- schwarzenegger to win. 20 states that have a recall provision that can remove a sitting governor. so i find the process aspect of this just to be really interesting as a political nerd which i know kristin is one as well. [laughter] >> all right, kristin, help me through this. i said 2, he said 8 -- [laughter] >> the better comparison is not donald trump, the better comparison might be arnold schwarzenegger who was able to pull off a recall window spite coming from a celebrity background. that is the difference between the early 2000s and now. one, california has become even bluer. it's harder and harder to imagine a republican winning statewide. and number two, schwarzenegger tried to fashion himself as very independent. yeah, i'm a republican but -- and whereas caitlin jenner has really begun hiring a lot of folks, a big piece of president trump's team. whether it's brad parscale, his former campaign manager, his pollster, caitlin is putting together a team of trump operatives and being very closely toyed

. >> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. he's talking about the recall effort against newsome. in an interview with politico. he pointed out similarities between the current recall effort and the one in 2003, which led to his election. he says people are dissatisfied at the highest level and the recall is a way for them to vent their anger. schwarzenegger commended the governor for getting more involved connecting with people statewide. when asked if he is endorsing the recall schwarzenegger says he is not getting involved in that. and the man schwarzenegger replaced gray davis also sharing his thoughts about the newsome recall effort. davis says timing as one of the biggest differences between then and now. >> as time goes on, more people be vaccinated or schools open or people be going back to work. and people feel better about themselves, their future. got there and the public health officials who have navigated through the time is on avenues side when people feel their lives are getting better and their future looks bett

arnold schwarzenegger knows of what he speaks after being brought into office as the result of a recalltried to characterize this as a right-wing racist move to get him out of office. he's lying to himself. these are democrats, independents, republicans, who are sick and tired of newsom shutting down california. when californians look at florida and texas, they see their economy open and their kids going to school. gavin newsom goes to the french laundry restaurant. lied on national tv saying his kids were home schooled when they are in private school. he's incompetent to run california. i want to apologize to america because california has given you gavin newsom, nancy pelosi, and kamala harris. i apologize. >> i fled california a year to this date. unlike leo i understood i have to get the heck out of here. these are average californians from both parties saying this state is being run into the ground. they realize it because of coronavirus and covid. but make no mistake. he has been a tyrant for years. the state of california was in bad shape long before coronavirus with the homeless

judge jeanine: arnold schwarzenegger's strong nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard.like: just stop. get a hobby. you should meditate. eat crunchy foods. go for a run. go for 10 runs! run a marathon. are you kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: recall efforts are ramping up in california. former governor arnold schwarzenegger has a warning for governor gavin newsom after he called the recall a republican power grab. arnold said when they say it's a power grab of the republicans, let me tell you the california republicans couldn't even get anyone elected. it's ludicrous. the republican party doesn't exist. these are the signatures of the ordinary folks who have signed on. leo terrell and tomi lahren are here for reaction. arnold schwarzenegger knows of what he speaks after being brought into office as the result of a recall. >> gavin newsom tried to characterize this as a right-wing racist move to get him out of office. he's lying to himself. these are democrats, independe

judge jeanine: arnold schwarzenegger's strong warning to governor newsom is next. to e scary.onase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! all good when i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture, i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgical treatments. it was a total game changer. learn more about the condition at factsonhand.com [♪♪♪] judge jeanine: recall efforts are ramping up in california. former governor arnold schwarzenegger has a warning for governor gavin newsom after he called the recall a republican power grab. arnold said when they say it's a power grab of the republicans, let me tell you the california republicans couldn't even get anyone elected. it's ludicrous. the republican party doesn't exist. these are the signatures of the ordinary folks who have signed on. leo terrell and tomi lahren are here for reaction. arnold schwarzenegger knows of what he speaks after being brought into office as the result of a recall. >> gavin newsom tried to characterize this as a r

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struck may be governor of the great state of california, arnold schwarzenegger!announced his rent on jay leno's tonight show. it was fitting that he introduced his speech. he immediately thanked the states voters. >> california has given me the greatest gift of all, in voting for me. thank you to all of the people of california for giving me the great trust. >> we all lost our jobs. we were out with relatively short notice. it was tough. >> suddenly they are off with their heads. >> it was unfortunate because believe me, gray was a talented individual. he was not marketable as a personality. he was just not like anything other than --. >> tonight i stand before you with a heart full of gratitude and appreciation. i am so grateful to all of you into the people of california. >> i remember he came to the governor's office looking around and saying my humidor is bigger than this office. to his great credit governor davis said no funny business we are going to handle this perfectly and well. we will make this transition work.>>> if you want to see more of this you ca

zero last recall election letter to governor arnold schwarzenegger .g in on the current erase and offered his thoughts on the candidacy of caitlyn jenner. >>> with a recall election now but certain former governor arnold schwarzenegger is weighing in. in an interview he says he wouldn't discount any candidate who jumps into the race to replace governor newsome including caitlin jenner. >> anyone has a chance. i think the people decided what is going on help as many people as possible are jumping in the race and going for a. >> he knows a little bit about a recall when he ran and won during the 2003 recall of former governor ray davis. he was one of 135 candidates and he predicts we can see that now. >> i predict that there will be another 100 candidates. >> wow! >> the california secretary of state announced that more than 1.6 million californians sign the position to recall gavin newsom. 11% of the signature is about 181,000 come from the nine counties that make up the bay area. that is a big difference from 16% of all signatures more than 260,000 com

listen, arnold schwarzenegger did it 18 years ago. what do you think her chances are?enegger was able to get elected governor because the recall succeeded and gray davis was recalled and on the ballot on the same day, schwarzenegger won the contest over who should replace gray davis. today you would say the odds are low of the recall bes sulgful in the first place. yes, it's likely to get on the ballot, but only 40% of californians say they support recalling governor newsom. and since that poll was taken, as you know, california has improved it's covid position to the point it has the second lowest positivity rate in the country. so, before we get to the issue of whether any of these alternatives can get elected, i think the proponents of the recall have a real uphill climb to get a majority of the state to agree to recall the governor, particularly since i think they will very effectively tie the whole idea to trump supporters and, you know, donald trump is not exactly a popular figure in california. >> ron, let's talk about your new piece about white replacement theo

in an interview with politico schwarzenegger pointed out the similarities between the current recall effort and the one in 2003, which led to his election. he says people are dissatisfied at the highest level and the recall is a way for them to let their anger out. in this case. a lot of people are upset with nuisance handling of course, of the pandemic and other issues shorts nader did offer some advice to newsome saying he should continue being real and he praised the governor for being involved and connecting with people all across the state. okay. speaking of that 2000, 3 recall election today. former governor gray davis. he added his thoughts to the current recall. he knows about recalls to tell kron 4 sanaz tahernia the recall will likely be this fall. but governor newsome is not going anywhere. >> as time goes on. more people read vaccinated or schools will open well, people be going back to work. and people feel better about themselves, future, their governor and the public health officials who have navigated through the time is on avenues side. >> he says voters state of min

schwarzenegger was a household name, not for politics, but he was a household name. there are still people who have that kind of presence, but whether or not they would run, i doubt it. >> reporter: there are still a number of procedural-type things that have to happen here. it's very likely we'll see a recall election late summer or in the fall. j.r. stone, abc7 news. >>> let's turn to the pandemic now with, 96 million americans fully vaccinated at this point, the cdc expected to release updated guidelines tomorrow on outdoor mask wearing for those who are fully vaccinated. >> i'm expecting to hear that there is going to be some clear cut guidelines that you can go ahead and take that mask off if you're outdoors, especially if you're vaccinated. >> president biden is expected to reveal those new mask guidelines tomorrow. >> it doesn't make sense to me if you see people sitting outdoors at a restaurant next to packed tables with their masks off because you're in a restaurant, but then you have to wear it if you're walking alone on a trail. >> but the pandemic ispande

that was when arnold schwarzenegger replaced governor gray davis.bc 7 original team prisons total recall : the story of america's largest, while this recall election. here is just a portion of our documentary with a look at the race that at times looked more like a circus. >> who wants to be governor of california? the debating game! >> i'm gary coleman. i am the smallest candidate running. >> there were so many people for vanity and publicity. i can run for governor. >> out of all of them, i would probably vote for larry flynn. >> reporter: even the publicity model angeline is considering jumping and. >> there was brown, now there was great. i think we need some pink. >> it was the precursor to what we see with social media. they were trying to be the first influencer. >> i am eric kerry. i am a former adult film star. of course, former gubernatorial candidate in a recall election of 2003. >> i would like to thank you all for being here. >> the game show network today game show called who wants to be governor of california? >> gary, you have 20 sec

former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is speaking out about potential recall election. in an interview with politico schwarzenegger pointed out the similarities between the current recall effort and the one in 2003, which led to his election. he says people are dissatisfied at the highest level and the recall is a way for them to let out their anger schwarzenegger did offer some advice to new. some saying he should continue being, quote, real. he praised the governor for being involved in connecting with people all across the state. and speaking of the recall that brought shorts in a current office kron 4 sanaz tahernia. >> talk to former governor gray davis today about whether he thinks the recall effort against newsome can seat. >> governor gavin newsom's job may soon be on the line as efforts to recall him gain traction. and while this is the largest recall effort against governor newsome. it's not the only 1, 5, of the recall petitions were previously filed against the governor since he took office back in january 2019, former california governor gray davis was in t

and arnold schwarzenegger this time. yeah. does that person exists? because that was such a unique situation was schwarzenegger. >> he was probably one of the few people that could pull that off an action star, a successful businessman tremendous real name recognition. kind of a no nonsense person personality about politics and now who's out there. i mean, arnold talking run again. is he. >> yeah, yeah. there are a couple of fundamental. he's not. there's a couple fundamental things that have changed since 2003. 1 is gavin newsome when he winds in twenty-eighteen wins by the largest margin of a california running for governor in modern history. right here and see winds. 62 1% of the vote. he runs against john. republicans have up there we've been there. we've done that. kevin faulconer potentially from san diego unclear muddy mess message. and then there are other people in waiting in the wings. super say he was in there. maybe rick grinnell comes out from the trump side. the republicans lack that person from hollywood like arnold who could leave into

>> arnold schwarzenegger became the 800 pound gorilla.brity, unlimited wealth, he was married to a famous liberal democrat. his campaign promises were total recall and writing man the names of two of his movies. >> i knew it was a challenge. if you have a choice to pick a global celebrity or a normal politician, don't choose the global celebrity. >> initially, nobody from the democratic party jumps in. everybody stays out and we defend gray davis. >> democrats say they will unite behind governor gray davis. >> he had a summit or that was decided. >> i had virtually all of the officeholders at a dinner at the restaurant here in san francisco. one of the waiters said to me, i wasn't eavesdropping, but i have to tell you, your pitch was a good one. but, there was one guy in that room whom i don't know. his right leg never stopped. it was always moving. he says, in my world, my italian world, if you are not sincere, you keep moving one of your limbs. so whatever he told you, you ought to be suspicious of it. that was --. >> lieutenant governo

it. >> pulling at the toughest decisions since he decided to get a bikini wax in 1978, arnold schwarzenegger's by announcing he will seek to replace ray davis. >> he was appearing on the tonight show with jay leno which tapes at around at around on the west coast. >> on the tonight show is where he delivers the big move. >> i remember almost passing out when he said he was going to rent. >> the man that is filling the people more than anyone is ray davis. this is why he needs to be recalled. this is why i am going to run for governor of the the the the >> if he wants to watch the whole thing, abc 7 originals total recall, it is streaming now on our connect it at whatever you stream. what an incredible lookincredibk did seem like a bit of a circus. >> it sure did. i remember covering it so well. it was surreal. we will see this time if there is a repeat of that. in the meantime let's turn it over to spencer christian to update the forecast.the forecas. >>> here is a look at what is going on. we have breezy conditions around the bay area especially near the coastline. we have a 26 mile-per-hour

arnold schwarzenegger was the last to do that. we'll see if history repeats itself. phil and emily joining us here. phil, i can begin with you on whether the governor should be feeling the heat right now. governor newsome is up from the lows in the pandemic. could be a contest, majority of californians say they like him. whether they translate and keeps him in office in the fall, what do you think? >> should certainly be concerned. the lesson that we're learning from the pandemic is it was a political pressure cooker. no longer were the decisions of politicians removed. instead, their decisions were front and center when so many people were stuck at home. what we just heard, those charges of hypocrisy of the governor acting one way and ordering other people to act another way, that resonates with people. the question now though is whether or not that populous rage can feed a ground swell grass-roots effort that could topple someone who is sitting behind a political machine. like you mention, newsome is well-liked, powerful and has a lot of resources at his disposal.

jenner doesn't have the celebrity of schwarzenegger but can claim covers from wheaties.nd came out as a trans woman that started another show. last month she appeared on the mass singer and explains why. >> i think it's important that you stay physical. i want the show people no matter who and what you are no matter what time in life you do this, once you get through it that there is a light at the other end. >> as for the recall now the state is counting signatures, election is likely in the fall. majority favor keeping governor newsom. the state faced droughts and fires and block outs. to democrats put all their eggs behind newsom, dismiss the recall or run someone like tom steyer. the leaving it to a field of republicans including jenner. right now no entry. back to you. >> harris: nobody will have a challenge pointing out who caitlyn jenner is. in california that might make a big difference where celebrities reign. thank you. some seattle students returning to classes have to navigate homeless camps to get to school. jason rantz, a friend of the show, will join me wi

are looking back at the last big recall california governor gray davis was replaced by arnold schwarzeneggert is the story of america's wildest, largest, recall election. here is a portion of our documentary and a look at the race that at times looked more like a circus. >> i am gary coleman. i am the smallest candidate running. >> you have so many people putting their name on the ballot. >> out of all of them i probably would vote for larry flynt for the of it. >> angeline is considering jumping in. >> i think we need some pink. yes! >> i feel it is the precursor from what we fill from social media. >> the kardashians before the kardashians type of thing. >> i am mary carey. i am a former adult film star and former gubernatorial candidate in the recall election of 2003. >> the game show network did a game show called who wants to be governor of california. >> gary, you have 20 seconds beginning now. >> it doesn't matter my job is to entertain. >> gary coleman was considered the shortest candidate. we had an old guy who is the oldest candidate. the college kid, the youngest candidate. they c

i worked for arnold schwarzenegger back in the day. the last republican to win statewide who wasn't really a republican in the state. he was able to win because he wasn't really a republican. and one thing to keep in mind as we talk about this, the chances of a recall of gavin newsom are exceedingly small. the last time a governor was recalled there was gray davis in 2003. gray davis had a 24% job approval rating in 2003. today california is more democratic, much more democratic than it was 18 years ago, and gray davis has a 52% job approval rating. gray davis has a higher job approval rating than more than half the governors in the country. so i don't know where this recall goes even before we get to caitlyn jenner. the idea that you're going to recall a governor who a majority of the state supports seems to be a bit of a republicans' dream and seems to be some consultants want to continue to make money off republican voters who don't seem to know reality. >> philip, in addition to everything matt laid out, there's also the state has

and arnold schwarzenegger got the job. and results from the 2020 census show as you know our state will lose a seat. the others are new york, pennsylvania, ohio, illinois michigan and west virginia. for california's todays change means the state will now have 52 seats in the house of representatives instead of 53. so certainly a very interesting development. liz i know you've been looking into this and why it's so important and what it means exactly. >> california has lost a seat but 6 states gained seats including texas who gained two seats and florida which gained one. for california it comes to slow population growth. it's not that we're not growing it's just that we're not growing as fast as other places. >> reporter: for the first time in california history, the state has lost a congressional seat. instead of 53 house seats we'll have 52. the change comes after the change in california residence growth. >> the state is actually growing it's just not growing at the same rate that it was in prior decades. >> reporter: s

reminds me of ronald reagan and arnold schwarzenegger. people that came from entertainment and sports and put the name recognition to the governor's house in california. leo, you said you were approached by the recall team to run. why did you turn it down? >> i'll tell you very clearly why. yes, i was approached by the organizer of the recall, the successful recall petition of gavin newsome. yesterday we had a conversation. they asked me to run for governor. you know, i told them to be very honest that i did not want to run for governor. i enjoy my relationship with fox news and enjoy being on "the story" with martha maccallum. >> martha: who would pass that up to be governor? >> i'll be honest, i could probably defeat the people in the field, but my heart is not in running for governor of california. >> martha: your heart has to be in it. that's for sure. some folks that are very closely connected to this campaign, i spoke with today, say that caitlyn jenner's heart is very much in this and she's interested in california politics, lived

fancy restaurant during the lockdowns but now the state, much deeper blue than in the days of schwarzeneggernt, or gavin newsom going to french laundry five nights in a row right before the election, if you look at the demographics, if you look at the voters, i think he can feel fairly comfortable that he will continue to serve out his full term >> reporter: jenner supported donald trump, only breaking with him after his ban on transgender troops newsom already hitting that connection hard, calling the campaign part of a ludicrous circus full of trump supporters. california's largest lgbt advocacy group, equality california, tweeted this morning that they can't wait to elect a trans governor, but they say jenner's former support of trump means she is not the one this recall election is not official yet the secretary of state is still verifying signatures if it happens, it would likely be in the fall, with two questions, should gavin newsom be recalled and if so, who should replace him shep >> scott, thanks >>> covid watch. and there's a crisis in india. people are dying outside hospitals as

schwarzenegger was a household name. not for politics. 3:he was just a household name. there is still people who have that kind of presence. but whether or not they would run, i doubt it. >> there are a number of procedural type things that needs to happen here. it's likely we will see a recall election in late summer or in the fall. jr stone abc 7 news. >>> we're also looking ba at the 2003 recall of governor gray davis. the only successful recall in state history. abc 7 originals documentary total recalled looks at the surprise candidates to rise of the governor arnold schwarzenegger. >>> getting a vaccine in one south bay county just got a whole lot easer in. if youive, work, and school in santa clara county, you can go right in. >> reporter: we are at at santa clara county fairgrounds where you can walk in for an appointment. the county has 20,000 doses of vaccine. they just need people who want them. so they will make it a bit easier. santa clara county is going to let people walk in without appointments and get vaccinated at most sites. this does not apply to levi

they elected arnold schwarzenegger in a similar run-off.son who says, you know, i lived in california 50 years and i don't want to leave like so many of my other folks, fellow californians have done. i'd like to do what i can to make things better here becomes really this center of vitreal on both sides. >> i can tell you what i can hear here in california. if you go to caitlyn jenner's website, there's two buttons. shop or donate. some people think this is a money-making thing or an ego-boosting thing. in addition to ego boosting, californians are sick of celebrities running for office. when arnold schwarzenegger ran with no experience and won in 2003 with the recall election against gray davis, he left the state worse than when the recall election began. >> martha: because caitlyn jenner is a former celebrity, she would do the same thing is the -- i'm not sure where that logic comes from. so charlie, final thought here. >> look, it's a complicated topic. the republican party continues to try to find its soul. it's very important that we'r

saw arnold schwarzenegger with no political experience win handily. >> reporter: voters will know if governor newsom will face jenner and others in fight for the job, when county registrars are required to submit the signatures. he's focused on recovery. >> bloomberg came out, number one state in america in innovation and dominant in venture capital and small business starts. this state's going to come roaring back. that's what i'm focused on. >> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> one of the most beautiful stretches of highway reopened, highway 1 lost road south of big sur in january after mud slide, gaping hole. through traffic not expected to reopen until june but look how beautiful that is, wide open. crosses rat creek, fully reinforced and topped with new pavement. crews wrapped up two months early, governor newsom making the trip to formerly reopen the road. looks great. >>> jeff ranieri with us now. saturday we're good, tomorrow, then figure out sunday here? >> yes. yeah. it's one of those just be lazy days on sunday. maybe whole weekend. maybe you had a long week. i t

here's what arnold schwarzenegger said about her race. watch this. >> anyone has a chance. the people are dissatisfied what is going on in california. i hope as many people jump into the race as possible. the key thing about this is that it doesn't matter if it's caitlyn or anyone else, if you have a clear vision you want to go, the changes you want to make and why are you qualified to become governor. >> martha: what do you think, joe? you think caitlyn jenner has a chance at becoming governor of california? >> you know, i was a little thrown off when i heard that she was getting in the race. you know, i think anybody can win. one thing that is really important for republicans running for office, you have to reach over to democrats, republicans and independents to gain the support. if caitlyn can do it, she deserves to be the governor. her family is successful. doing very well. i'm excited to see what happens. >> martha: so what do you do now in terms of getting turnout and pushing this over the top for those that support the recall as you do. >> well, we just have to cont

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of shot on lee, because what history has shown us is that we have seen former governor arnold schwarzeneggeresse ventura even. president trump went right and so the politics of kind of tilting at windmills is one thing. the politics of trying to run the fifth or sixth largest economy in the state, are in the world rather and trying to run that large economy in the midst of a pandemic is going to take more than a novelty or the folly of celebrity. it's going to take some seriousness about policy positions. gavin newsom was elected. at the highest rate of the modern democratic governor that we have seen in california, right? he got 62% of the vote. that's a big number. his popularity has come down. there are a number of people that are going to enter this race. but the politics of celebrity that you point out there, whether that's donald trump or arnold schwarzenegger, that is a component to a recall. it can be a wild animal, but we don't know what that's gonna look like in terms of the final celebrities that might get involved until sometime in august. because of that. this is the first momen

i know her a lot better than i knew like schwarzenegger. i watched those movies, but. >> with jenner, i've seen the kardashian show for years and years and years and seen bruce jenner and then caitlyn jenner. i mean, followed her whole life. you know, we're as an olympic athlete. i mean, they're so like and the transition and watch all of that play in real time that is and never before the whole private life has been public is seen in a politicians could be interesting, right. normally during an election like this, especially recall election. the spotlight is so focused on the candidates and their personal lives are picked apart we've done that. i been there, that cameras have been rolling like there's nothing i don't know about her exact seriously kind of a new dynamic in this age of reality. tv tower already. so intimately knowledgeable of caitlyn jenner and her life and her journey over the years. but we'll see what more comes out because as you know well, elections are tough and the scrutiny is on a whole different level. but the end. t

arnold schwarzenegger thinks they remain vulnerable despite the recent uptick in approval numbers.n of where you want to go, the changes you want to make and why are you qualified become governor? >> we have a former adult film star running and someone described as "a billboard model." that should lead to some interesting answers, why are you qualified? >> john: he certainly has lots of good friends. no question about that. thank you so much. >> sandra: listen closely, a uniquely canadian turn of events knocking out internet service to an entire town in canada. we will tell you the culprit next. ♪ ♪ the newday 100 va loan lets you borrow up to 100% percent of your home's value. with today's rates near all-time lows and home values at record highs, you can take out $50,000 or more and lower your payments by $600 a month. the newday 100 va loan. only from newday usa. if these beautiful idaho potato recipes are just side dishes, then i'm not a real idaho potato farmer. genuine idaho potatoes not just a side dish anymore. always look for the grown in idaho seal. is now a good time for

he was recalled and arnold schwarzenegger was elected. well, today kron four's tahernia talk to former governor davis about whether or not he thinks nuisance recall effort will be successful. >> governor gavin newsom's job may soon be on the line as efforts to recall him gain traction. and while this is the largest recall effort against governor newsome. it's not the only 1, 5, other recall petitions were previously filed against the governor since he took office back in january 2019, former california governor gray davis was in the same boat as governor newsome when he was facing recall efforts during his time in office. davis was effectively recalled in 2003. but he says his recall is out of governor newsome a difference. one of main reasons being timing as time goes on. >> more people be vaccinated or schools will open. people going back to work. and people feel better about themselves, their future. got there. the public health officials who have navigated through the time is on avenue >> he says voters state of mind is relevant when

gray davis, which some like into a circus inviting celebrities like eventual governor arnold schwarzenegger to jump in the race smith was asked if there are any celebrities are other potential candidates that might worry team newsome. not really. all because we beat the. >> the recall period. >> as news is administration plans for a full reopening for the state june 15th both sides were asked how the campaign might be affected of coronavirus restrictions have to be imposed between now and the likely election. he's not afraid of anything. >> he will do it right. this isn't just about covid. it's going to be about more rolling blackouts. it's going to be mismanaging the power grid. it's going to be wild fires. it's going to be joblessness homelessness and all the things that started this in the first place. >> even though the signature count has yet to be finalized. there's already a campaign underway to try to remove signatures from the recall petition. opponents will have about a month to do that. neither side could say in this discussion how effective that will be reporting in sacramento.

2003, ken, there were more than 100 candidates on that ballot, including gary coleman and arnold schwarzenegger. >> long list, won't be so long this time. andrea nakano reporting live, thanks. >>> the campaign served mayor dominic foppoli with a notice of intent today. organizers have 120 days to collect signatures from 20% of registered voters to prompt a recall election. there is no word tonight from the mayor. at least six women have accused foppoli of sexual assault. he has denied the allegations. >>> tomorrow we're expecting to hear from the family of a man who died in alameda police custody about the body cam video that they were shown today. the department has said that 26-year-old mario gonzalez suffered a medical emergency, their words, last monday during a scuffle with officers who were trying to arrest him on suspicion of theft. they did not elaborate, and his family says the young father was perfectly healthy. this weekend student protesters marched to alameda police headquarters demanding to see the footage. and that's where gonzalez's family has said that they will speak tomorrow

you know, schwarzenegger did pretty well.e got in the high 40's i think on that boat and one that you can when you can become the next governor with quite a minority vote share because of the way it's just sort of a free for all in that second question. >> dawn of the new son team might be more concerned about the fact that a viable democratic candidate could step in. how much of a problem might that be. >> yeah, that's exactly right. if i were honestly if i were a republican strategist here, i would be trying to find a credible democratic alternative to newsome. i don't think that's likely to happen i california so overwhelmingly democratic, i think newsome is so far it seems to be weathering this threat pretty well and it would be political suicide for someone's career to run against him at this point. so, you know, maybe we find somebody who's willing to take that risk but that seems pretty unlikely that anybody credible would challenge someone who is likely to survive so far and real quick, we are out of time. but since t

. >> former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is speaking out about the potential recall election. in an interview with political support today are pointing out the similarities between the current recall effort and the one in 2003, which led to his election. he says people are dissatisfied at the highest level and the recall is a way for them to let out their anger towards an offer. some advice. newlome saying he could continue being real or he should continue being real. he praised the governor for being involved in connecting with people all across the state. vice president kamala harris to be in oakland next monday. she's going to be talking about the infrastructure plan and will also focus on small businesses. we'll pass on the details as we learn more about her upcoming visit. and a developing story out of southern california 4 people, including a child are dead after a shooting. the shooting happened in the city of orange at an office complex. this is video of the scene shortly after that happened, a woman was also taken to the hospital. the gunman is in critical condition.

gray davis, which some like into a circus inviting celebrities like eventual governor arnold schwarzenegger to jump in the race. smith was asked if there are any celebrities are other potential candidates that might worry team newsome. not really. all because bp. >> the recall period. >> as news is administration plans for a full reopening for the state june 15th both sides were asked how the campaign might be affected of coronavirus restrictions have to be imposed between now and the likely election. he's not afraid of anything. >> he will do what's right. this isn't just about covid. it's going to be about more rolling blackouts. it's going to be mismanaging the power grid. it's going to be wild fires. it's going to be joblessness homelessness and all the things that started this in the first place. >> even though the signature count has yet to be finalized. there's already a campaign underway to try to remove signatures from the recall petition. opponents will have about a month to do that. neither side could say in this discussion how effective that will be reporting in sacramento. ashl

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