. >> reporter: six times attempting to oust him from office, this one gaining traction largely with dissatisfactionver his handling of the pandemic. >> this started as a backlash to the covid-19 restrictions. it gained steam when that photo went viral, when governor newsom was seen at one of the priciest and fanciest restaurants in the state of california, if not the country, seeming to flout his own mandates. it smacked a lot of voters as rank hypocrisy. >> reporter: an astonishing 46 candidates vying to replace newsom, including former olympian caitlyn jenner, entertainer angelyne, and businessman john cox, who famously brought a 1,000-pound kodiak bear on the campaign trail with him. >> it's going to be tight, but we are going to win this election. >> reporter: volunteers from the political action committee "reform california" launched its final get out the vote push over the weekend in support of the recall. >> destroyed thousands of businesses. all you have to do is walk around any area and you'll see so many businesses shuttered. >> we want somebody who is interested in doing things for the p

time. >> united airlines employees, six employees attempt to block mandate.hallenges haven't had much luck in federal courts except when it comes to religious exceptions. >>> a talk show in the u.s. is under scrutiny after two hosts were abruptly pulled from the set for testing positive. you can see a lot of attention on the high-profile guests they were supposed to interview. we have the whole story. >> on the popular abc show, the view, an awkward moment after an exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris had been promoted. >> we are back. there seems to be something happening that i'm not 100% aware of. >> i need the two of you to pull off a second. we'll bring you back later. have to leave. more information later. >> they made their way off the set, more awkwardness. so shall i introduce the vice president? >> yes. >> no. >> another commercial break then the host returned with the news. >> so what happened is, sunny and anna apparently tested positive for covid. no matter how hard we try, they have a breakthrough case. they'll be okay they are

time. it was a six-step attempted coup by former president trump.o was prematurely and falsely claim victory and claim any late counts counted were fraudulent and gnat legitimate. step three was gum up the courts with thousands of freezing drizzlous suits to make it seem like there was something to the fraud claims and to delay certification. step four was then get state ler lerpgt legislatures and step in and appoint a slate of electors. get the congress on january 6th to accept that other slate of electors. step six if all else failed was sending a violent mob to the insurrection at the capitol. we need to stop all things from happening next time. i'll say one thing that could happen right now which is the congress could pass the new freedom to vote act which has provisions in it that try to make it less likely for those things to succeed the next time. and the last piece and we can't let them off the hook. republicans in the senate need to band together with democrats to protect our republic. >> rick, i'm going to you about this “washington post”

so that's twice in the time that i've been speaking since the commercial break and about one in every six women will be the victim of rape or attempted time. bring in senior political editor mark murray. sexual assault is an indemic issue and here you have governor abbott making a promise to eradicate rapists, to eradicate this issue that he simply cannot keep. why? >> this is really showing the tricky politics behind this new law in texas, as well as just the entire political upside-down situation you have if roe versus wade is no longer the law of the land, and you end up having a situation where republican politicians, candidate or serve office who oppose abortion rights often end up saying i am pro life, but i end up having exceptions for rape, incest or for the life of the mother. well, when you end up starting to remove those exceptions as the texas law does, that makes the abortion debate which was already very difficult for republicans even much more difficult. >> let me explain why. i was just going to say i know you're getting into polling and i want to bring it up on screen that most texans believe there should be an excep

six recall attempts against newsom. six. five failed to get on the ballot, one got on, what voters dealt with yesterday. second time a california governor has faced recall. 55 total attempts to remove a governor through recall. 179 attempts to remove other state officials through the process. now as you remember, only one gubernatorial recall was successful when californians replaced governor gray davis with arnold schwarzenegger in 2003. the republican schwarzenegger turned out to be a popular choice at first and won reelection in 2006. even though we keep trying to recall our governor it's only been successful once. i spoke to the spokesman of the republican party and he said voters ability to change their mind is valuable. >> do you think this is a good system overall? i realize it's the system we have on today at this moment, but is it a good system overall? >> i think that a democracy, a republic works best when you can hold our elected officials accountable. there's no better way, no stronger way to hold elected accountable than this recall process. you know, at the end of the day, as -- as i'm -- i know plen

time by improving violation. we gave them six months to improve the first correction on cotton dust. but they weren't able to do is that. >> our first attempt was one where we spent $200,000 and it didn't bring the dust level down. >> since the company couldn't complete in the time period, they asked for extension. >> each of our abatement extensions was for a year's extension are the original. i think we were granted a one year abatement to take steps. we were not able to meet conditions. we asked for another one and so forth. >> about in time, the worker's union challenged these delays. >> osha did approve an additional extension of one year for the company to meet the standard making it the fall of '76. before that fall of '76 game around we were determined to see to it that additional delays occurred. >> the agreements between osha, the workers, the company and the union were finally met when the company came forward with a new plan. >> they specified exactly what machinery they intended to buy. they provided a guarantee by the machinery manufacturer that if this equipment were installed, the cotton dust standard would be met. >> the in

six years. andrew smith, thank you very much for your time. turning our attention to guinea, where colonel mamady doumbouya has banned officials from leading the nation, as he attemptso tighten his grip on the country. they have vowed to create a national unity administration after they dissolved the government and parliament on sunday. we have the latest. reporter: a day after the ousting of guinea's president condÉ, the streets of the capital under patrol by soldiers. land and air borders have been closed, but on monday it was announced that air frontiers have been reopened. >> we are announcing the reopening of air borders and the resumption of commercial and humanitarian flights only. reporter: members of the ousted government are barred from leaving the country and have been ordered to hand back official vehicles. they were also summoned to a meeting at the parliament on monday. the junta warned that any refusal to attend will be called an active rebellion and are asked to turn themselves in. >> the cnrd is ordering ex personnel to join immediately. otherwise, a sweep search will be made throughout the country. reporter: after monday's meeting, the military jun

six and hiring more retired officers just to walk the streets to help stop a costly cycle. >> we opened poke street february of last year. in that time we've had five successful break-ins. several attempts break-ins and other property damage to our windows and the door. >>> also in san francisco, an effort to help stop small business owners make it in the way now reportedly under legal fire. the chronicle is reporting san francisco landlords are suing over a back rent dispute following a recently approved ordinance allowing businesses shut down during the pandemic to avoid paying back rent. it's based on a state how allowing agreements to be voided when conditions are impossible to be met. >>> san jose sharks dropped the puck on their new season today missing a key player. training camp gets under way for the start of the season october 12th. evander cane will not be there. he's facing new allegations of sexual assault and physical assault made by his estranged wife. those allegations are part of an application for a restraining order tied to their divorce. >>> the city of san jose will apologize to the chinese community for how they were treated in the past. the city council will vote

six weeks is a time that most women, many women don't even know they're pregnant. so it's effectively a ban on all abortions and this very strange provision of allowing private parties to sue is an attempth a legally complicated situation is that there is no clear defendant in this case, and that's why the law was set up this way, and that's why in about 88 minutes, unless the court acts, you know, for the first time since 1973, abortion will be illegal in the united states -- in a state in the united states. >> so i don't want to over state because this is what i say when i introduced you and you said the supreme court -- unless we -- we're waiting to see if they enter vein. if the law takes affect, what does that mean for roe v wade. i said it could end roe v wade. is that an over statement? >> i don't think so. i'd like to know what laura thinks. the point of roe v wade is states cannot ban abortion. if texas bans abortion in 87 minutes, that means that roe v wade is not good law anymore. and look, this is a model that texas has set up that the other red states, if this works, will follow quickly. >> okay. laura, i want to hear what you have to say because it bars abortions for as yo