. >> reporter: angela marsden owns pineapple hill grill and saloon in sherman oaks. >> how are you doing>> reporter: she believes newsom has failed small business owners across the state who struggled to keep afloat during california's numerous shutdowns. >> gavin newsom raised $80 million to beat us, to keep his job. why did gavin newsom not take the energy he had to raise money, to save their jobs? >> reporter: marsden says she's lost more than $500,000 worth of revenue due to the pandemic and fears more stringent covid measures on small businesses if newsom remains in office. what happens to you and your business if he survives this? >> if he survives this, it means it's going to be a battle. a battle of survival. the mandates are going to come down, they're going to start fining businesses. i want to wake up and not have panic attacks, are we going to get shut down? it's going to be devastating. >> reporter: with the recall behind them, democrats hope they have the winning playbook for the next election. >> you're going to hear democrats talk about a potential template. they can stok

the software will next year at two whole food, one in washington, d.c., and the other in sherman oakswith the help of actress nicole kidman. >> we come to amc theaters to laugh, to cry, to care because we need that, all of us. >> the largest movie chain in the u.s. just unveiled this $25 million ad campaign. it features kidman decked out in a sparkly pants suit walking through an empty theater with one tag line -- amc theaters, we make movies better. amc has taken a heavy hit after closing its theaters for months due to the pandemic. >>> and gotta eat 'em all. oreo is teaming up with pokey man. for a limited edition cookie collaboration. each pack will feature 16 unique characters including pikachu and charmander, all embossed on oreo's classic sandwich cookies. catching all designs won't be an easy feat. each pack is randomly filled with characters meaning everything purchase is another chance to catch them all. anne-marie? >> yeah. apparently there will be rare characters, as well. so you may need to buy multiple packages. so i come from a split family. like some people only want th

speak of the sherman oaks neighborhood of los angeles, new york cafe is a staple in the community.s, local firefighters, police officers. after more than a year of tough covid restrictions, he may be soon faced with eviction. >> you got a letter from our landlord which prompted us to start a gofundme camping. we started making payments, we were back for about $60,000. i'd rather put the money into my employees, i've a single mom with two kids. i put most of the money, my personal money into this place so they can keep feeding their children with the hopes that something's going to happen. >> los angeles bar owner went last december calling out californians nonsensical covid protocols. >> they shut us down, we can't survive, my staff can't survive. >> eight months later, she faces a new problem on the horizon. i know los angeles does not have a vaccine mandate for bars and restaurants. what would happen to your business if they were to enforce that? >> it's going to devastate the community again. we're supposed to fire people who think they have immunity because they have covid and

the stores will be in washington dc and sherman oaks. a flex alert is in effect from 4:00 tonight. the question is how does that play into the high demand that the state already has for power? reporter dustin dorsey takes a look. reporter: 37,000 miles through 48 states and 98 days, the world record tour that the all new fullric fr voswonight now. yesterday stopped at a facility in san jose. >> great to be here when the e.v. evolution is starting here. dustin: california will feature many more cars as the state begins its e.v. sales mandate in 2025. semiconductors, more than 50 of them, are in the car. the company showcases the work the country is doing to make the country greener. >> when we are making semiconductors, you are at the low-end end of the wooden pole. so to see the enthusiasm around the car is really special. dustin: about 50% of all new vehicles at the end of the decade will feature a partially or fully electric powertrain. so far, there have been 95 stops at charging stations for this car. california has lofty goals, but

, the republican front runner in the recall election is blasting cnn tonight speaking today in sherman oaks. elder says he's upset that the network ran a story about him dismissing a harassment complaint filed against him years ago on his radio show back in 2011. elder says he had been accused of harrassment twice at the time. he said, quote, if you'd seen her you'd know that the picture of her would be a complete defense today. elder claimed the cnn report about his past was unfair. >> i about running a forces because i knew that the media would find anything everything. true or untrue about my private life and twisted into something really a little cheeky for cnn to even be bringing that up. >> elders. former fiance recently accused him of pulling a gun during a domestic dispute. he denies that allegation and prosecutors declined to bring any charges against him. the california recall election is slated for september. the 14th meantime, california could be the next state at the center of the nation's debate on the election's integrity and security. a group of cyber security. researchers i

ashley: in the la suburb of sherman oaks, california just two but the first time amazon will move camerasth the technology. amazon says it will higher, will have different roles something shoppers in the aisles or encounters instead of standing behind the register. stuart: i'm not that old-fashioned. a man of modern times. i have serious stuff here. breaking news on evacuation flights out of afghanistan. what can you tell me? >> reporter: quite an interesting development. the taliban was blocking evacuation flights from northern afghanistan. the us state department according to a leaked email the charter flights aren't being granted permission to leave and ultimately land at us bases or other third-party locations because of the us state department. state has a reason for acting this way. according to a senior us official there is no way to verify who is on these private flights, they are in control of security. anyone boarding a flight from afghanistan, in the northern part of the country is only being vetted by the taliban. secretary of state anthony blinken did address this yesterday.

and sherman oaks, california will be able to walk into stores, grab what they need and walk out. leave with and they charge their amazon account. amazon is also developing a new point of sale system that can be sold to third party sellers, burt flickinger is the strategic resource group managing director. he joins me now to talk about the impact of all this. that's pretty cool, walking into a store, getting what you need, walking out and it's all tracked. >> very cool, maria. with artificial intelligence, amazon's state of the art transformative initiative, maria, that's the best in worldwide retail for amazon, while at the same time accelerating the retail ice age for amazon's competitors who do not invest significant cap-ex in keeping up with amazon on artificial intelligence and just go with the amazon dash cards where you can walk in, walk out and automatically be put on your debit card or your credit card. maria: that's amazing. so who gets impacted most by this? is this priced into the stock of amazon? what about its competitors? i know dollar stores are leading the retail