good morning. it sunday is august 7th and 8:00 on the dot. another cloudy day. thank you for starting the sunday morning with you. and rob mayeda is in with the forecast. >> sunday is starting out with more sunshine in downtown san jose, and more clouds in downtown san francisco with the temperatures cool enough for a

jacket. temperatures in the mid-50s as we move forward an lunchtime temperatures are in 50s and 60s and climbing in downtown san jose, and in oakland, warmer, and salina county and oakland with mid 70s in this area. we are watching the chances of 90s in the valley with the chances of monsoon moisture, and showers to the middle of the work week, and we will have more on the forecast in ten minutes. >> thank you, rob. >> we are following the breaking news out of cincinnati, ohio. the police are searching for gunman who injured nine people in the shooting downtown. police say that none of the injured are in critical condition. according to the police, one officer fired the a round, but it is unclear if he hit a shooter. that gunman ran from the scene, and he has not been seen since.

police are searching for the witnesses and video who may help the investigation. >> a live look at capitol hill where the senate is looking passing inflation act in a vote-a-rama. it would provide $369 billion for clean energy and provision, and it is getting reaction here in the bay area. today in the bay's marianne favro is here with a closer look at what it would do. >> the senate vice president is voting in the affirmative, and what it is agreed to. >> reporter: president biden's reduction inflation act. it would reduce carbon emissions by 40% in by 2030. the bay area chairman of the

sustainability act applauds the bill. >> i am beyond excited and thrilled to see the action coming out of the federal government. we have waited a long time for this, and so many advocate and legislatures have worked so hard to get to this point. it is going to make a big impact. >> reporter: but is this emissions reduction goal achievable? >> it is going to depend how fast the changes can be implemented and how cooperative the businesses and the public are in accepting and dealing with them. the electric car benefits alone can make great changes to the effect that people are willing to purchase the car and get the government subsidy return. >> the bill takes the steps to return the methane gas, and provides the domestic manufacturing of solar panels and wind turbines and also to produce clean vehicle facilities

the across the west. two bay area high school students came together for a youth climate summit. wickham is an adviser for the group, and says that the bill will give young climate activists hope. >> these climate emissions reductions also benefit working americans, and will save most americans money on the bill, an promotes investment and money on the energy bill which is mostly needed. and now, as the voting is continuing, the inflation reduction act would be the largest climate investment in u.s. history, but that is not the only thing in the bill. the lawmakers plan to spend $300 million to reduce budget

deficits, and the bill would extend expiring health care subsidies through 2025. to pay for it, lawmakers have proposed a bill to lower the prescription drug prices for seniors an allowing medicare to negotiate the drug prices with pharmaceutical companies. that program with new taxes with larger corporations should cover the cost of the bill. the final passage of the bill should come as soon as today or the end of the weekend. today is the final day of to outside lands, and hundreds of thousands of people at the musical festival and that started just before the pandemic, and like the festival before the pandemic, large cloud, and green day is at the festival. >> green day all of the way. >> and the final day of the festival today, and post malone

is headlining today. and today, beautiful sunshine and cloudy skies. this is day four of the delight cancellations and delays across the nation. yesterday, thousands of disruptions because of weather interruptions, and weather caused flight delays leaving bay area, and flight aware reported 22,000 flight delays and cancellation, and more than 1,500 of them announced today, but a majority of the problems were on the east coast. said he was struggling to get back home from miami. >> we make the plan, and sometimes you plan for this is a long time coming. yeah, it is very frustrating to not know if you are going to get there. >> right now, sfo is seeing eight cancellation, and oakland has canceled two flight, and two as well for san jose. new video this morning of the group of cyclists taking

over the bay bridge yesterday afternoon. you can see about a couple of dozen cycists heading to the bridge, and some popping wheelies and swerving through the lanes. the chp officers caught up to some of them, and directed to bike paths, but a few of them made it to the other side of the bridge before being caught, and no arrests were made. the police are investigating two separate shootings in downtown oakland that left three people dead. the shooting happened after midnight friday on webster street putting one man in the hospital. police say he is in grave condition with life threatening injuries. the second shooting happened around the block on broadway, and one man was killed and two others injured. they are in the hospital initn. the police have not released any

motive. in san francisco, a suspect and officers exchanged gun fire yesterday morning and it happened just before the 8:00 a.m. in the mission district. sfp says it started when they tried to detain a man. the man allegedly hid behind a car and then shot at the officer who then shot back. additional officers respond, and that suspect allegedly opened fire again, and somehow, no one was hurt, and the police say it is possible that the gun was shooting blanks, because it looked like a replica. the police are going to release information as the investigation continues. happening today, the members of the asian american community, and the allies are going to gather as they face violence faced by asian elders. the group asian justice movement is going to hold a march today, and the gold is to demand increased safety in low income

housing, and that the police apprehend the perpetrators of the recent violent attacks. they want to address all of the recent violence. today'smation can be held at the mckinney park. and today, the mckinney fire, the containment is up from 30% to 40%. bay area firefighters are up near the border. so far the flames have burned 60,000 acres and destroyed at least 87 home, and four people have died in the fire. a power line is being investigated as a possible cause of the fire but not one of pg&e's powerlines. at 7:09, much more ahead on today in the bay, and we will take you the washington, d.c., with the weekly interview with chuck todd who has a preview of today's "meet the press."

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welcome back. it is time now for the weekly discussion with chuck todd, nbc's political director and editor of "meet the press." hi, chuck. thank you for joining us this morning. and in the past few days we saw legislators pass a new law in indiana and near total law against abortion, and then in kansas, they rejected the law to ban abortion, and so do you see this as a hint of what is to come as we head into the midterms? >> boy, i do. i think that you can't sit here and say that kansas is somehow some sort of isolated political shock. this is a lot of political analysts thought that the overturning of roe v. wade could essentially a i waik a lot of voters who were not too focused on the midterms, and we had seen a lot of hints it post dodds,

and we saw that fund-raising numbers up for democrats and then kansas happened. i think that this changes everything about the midterms. it is pretty clear that both sides have issues that are motivating the voters to the polls, and that, and this is feeling more like the presidential-like environment when everybody is engaged. when you have everybody engaged, you have a higher turnout, and when you have a higher turnout, the results are more unpredictable. and going to d.c. where you were a moment ago when we were talk about the vote-a-rama and the tuition lower cost, and climate change, and and what does this really boil down to for the average american? >> well, three bucket, and the thing that touches the american the most is the prescription drug benefit. look, this is altered a little bit in and fairly significantly,

and the senate parliamentarian. the government wanted the ability to negotiate with the pharmaceuticals to bring down the cost of medication, and to make sure that the people who are not on the medicare to also not get gouged on the medication, but they took it out, so the bill is only going to create a deal for seniors, so will the pharmaceutical companies decide to take whatever money they are mot making on the senior recipients and then raise the prices for those on private insurance and elsewhere, and how do you prevent, that and that a new hole in this law that i have a feeling, you know, i don't know too many corporations that don't look for ways to find more profits rather than less, so

this is a hole for a problem potentially down the road. >> that is a problem to follow potentially. thank you for joining us, chuck. join chuck with "meet the press" and he is going to interview republican nancy mace, and also gubernatorial candidate stacey abrams, and also a member of the senate relations committee, and so stick with me right after this newscast at 8:00 p.m. for that "meet the press." and we will talk to larry gurtson with the rising population of hispanic voters and the history of the voting pattern and whether there is a shift in future elections. the government strip is looking at the preparation for

all out war in gaza. the event happened with the arrest of a militant operatives who were arrested from jihad group. but now, the ministry says two dozen people have been killed since friday and six children. things between israel and palestinians had been calm since this year, and the last time that the violence es kated last year is when 250 people died in gaza, and 13 from israel all in the span of 11 days. president biden is back in the negative for covid. the doctor for the white house says that he has tested negative since suffering a rebound. he had originally tested positive on july 21st, and then testing negative for a few days, he is a small percentage of the people who experienced rebound

covid. the president is going to safely return to public engagement, and presidential travel. back to school is not just a busy time for parents and children, but also for charity to prepare the disvantaged children. yesterday, samaritan house hosted this backpack give away, and buzz of the covid surge, the event was performed with parents masked up. the families will say it is a relief not to have to worry about the basics. the giveaway was held in the sana te'o parking lot. don't forget as the bay area students go become to school, we will have protocols that you will want to keep in mind as your kids are heading back to class. the coverage starts tomorrow at "today in the bay" from 4:30 to

7:00. look at that the huge crowd at lindomar beach for the annual pacifica world dog surfing championship. the dogs were looking funny, but they are also impressive. the event at the beach had mobile pet adoption, and the dog costume contest, an yap pi hour for drink, and wow, it was packed. >> happening new today, the presid yule mobile park is going the cut off the noon even, and the park opened at 1:00 which took years to complete. it is going to have pop-up service, and live music, and starts at 1:00. if you can't make it, our mike nowey will have more to look at.

>> thank you. we will have golden gate parkway here, this expanse w are now in the final day of the outlands here. the parking is going to be tough, an congestion is going to be tough, and avoid that with combination of caltrans, and b.a.r.t. and you can avoid it. or go to peninsula, and go to the freemont festival, and the arts, and the last day for that festival as well, and go to the gazillion artist, and a drummer as you go to the bathroom. talk about pressure on the artist. >> strawberry pies, tacos, pizza? i am told that the strawberry festival will have all of that. the final day of the strawberry festival. i love the strawberries. and now, the hardest part of the

day? decide what to do when the show is over. and now, over the rob mayeda with a look at the forecast. >> there is a number of outdoor event, andthankfully, the weather is cooperating. right now, the cloud is kind of filling in around san jose, and we had a bit of sunshine which is not the case now, and mostly cloudy and out the tri valley, and 60s from devlin to san francisco, and a few sunny breaks out there this morning. currently 61 grees. the outside land, and mike is going to talk about that, and the morning and the low cloud, and breaking out into sunshine at times, and upper 60s out there today, on the concert, and many continue there, and the festival of the arts, and the temperatures are going to be climbing around freemont today, and one more stop, and borrowing mike here, but they have the bay bridge series here with the first pitch at

with comfortable baseball weather into the low 70s. ant weather from san francisco to and the mid-town temperatures mid-70s around san jose, and the warmest is in morganfield, and san bertine here, and then we wrap up the weekend. so will we see a round of monsoonal moisture like last week? well, maybe a little chance of that with the past of the middle part of the week, wednesday, thursday, and you can see the areas there around us where you can see showers from the sierras, and the mountains and desserts there. but by thursday, you can see the clouds passing by, and ongoing if you have the travel plans down near yosemite or southern california, you can see it

staying everywhere, and generally south to lake tahoe, and the bay area. perhaps the best is seeing the drizle the over the next couple of months. and you can see in san francisco, some of the numbers climbing, and low 70s for a while, and a time, but maybe, it is a bigger sort of change in the valleys. if you missing out in the summertime temperatures, thursday is the day for you with the low 90s for a day or two, and then trending cooler for the weekend. it is the story of the summer for the warmups, but not too extreme, and coolk back down again as we head to next weekend. >> looking nice. thank you, rob. >> it is 7:22 today in the bay, and we will look at a power display with home runs.

just how many is coming up next.

good morning, everyone. i'm anthony flores. d or orange and black? is the giants and the a's are renewing the rivalry in bay bridge area. jonathan cuminga roughed up a the a's, and there was a hit to the center cutting the giants' lead in half. lamonte junior hit to center, and that scored a run. then the next batter, j.d. davis crushes to center, and solo home run. the giants take a 5-1 lead. then joey bart goes on a power trip to smash his ninth home run, and the giants hit three home runs, and they snap the four-game losing streak beating the a's. and more than 40k at the game, and it is the biggest crowd at

the coliseum. >> these are the guys that we need to perform going to the post-season, and it is going to need to be a lot of consistent, and especially good performance. >> for me, we didn't get a w for the fans here today, but, you know, i know that the players enjoyed the excitement and the energy in the stadium, and so we are looking forward to another day tomorrow of the same. >> so the giants lead the season series 2-1, but the winner of today's game is going to win the bay area bridge trophy and bragging rights for a year. the defensive lineman brian young was inducted into the hall of fame, and one of the members of 1922, and he went in with kliff branch who died in 2019, and defensive lineman richard seymour who played with the patriots, and also the silver and black and also dick vermeil.

and late in the match, of la donna fc, he is going to score the equalizer, and the 13th goal in the season, and the match ends in a 3-3 draw, and they are in a unbeaten streak. that is your sports, and i'm anthony flores for today in the bay. >> thank you, anthony. today in the bay, we are following breaking news, a mass shooting in cincinnati. the police are still on the hunt for the gunman. plus, happening right now, all eyes are on the climate and crisis, and lawmakers are set to shoot new legislation and we will look at whether the goals are attainable.

good morning. it is sunday, august 7th, 7:29

as we take a live look outside. the cloudy skies with the sun breaking through over san jose on the sunday morning. we want to thank you so much for starting it with us. i'm kiara clapper. meteorologist rob mayeda is in this morning and has a look at the climate forecast. >> thank you, and we start out with low clouds in the santa clara valley, and breaking through oakland and gray skies for now there, and we are expecting clearing there with the bay bridge series continuing with the first pitch at 1:07, and we should see clear skies at oakland and the mild temperatures at the bay area, and san jose with the mid-70s, and 80 towards morganhill, and san martin, and comfortable upper 60s to low 70s to oakland. it is a nice forecast that we could see more potential storms

that we will look at coming up in ten minutes. we are following more breaking news out of cincinnati where the police are searching to the gunman who injured nine people in the downtown area. none of the people are in critical condition, but according to reports, one officer did fire round, and the gunman ran from the scene, and he has not been seen since. they are looking for witnesses who may help with the investigation as they look at surveillance video. we are looking at capitol hill, and still right now, they are involved in a vote-a-rama to vote on the inflation reduction act. the wide-ranging bill would represent the largest climate bill in u.s. history, and provide $369 billion for climate, and clean energy provision, and getting some reaction in the bay area.

marianne fabvo is looking at what it would do. >> we vote in the affirm to proceed. >> reporter: it would reduce emissions by 30% by 2030. the chairman of the sustainability commission crystal wichmann applauds the bill. >> i am beyond excited and thrilled to see this action coming out of the federal government. we have waited a long time for this. and so many advocates and ledge slay or th -- legislators have worked so hard to get this passed. >> reporter: but is it achievable? >> well, it is going the depend how long it takes to be

implemented and how receptive the businesses and the public are willing to purchase the cars and get the government subsidy in return. >> reporter: the bill takes steps to reduce methane gas, and provides $30 million to produce solar paneling, and another $20 million in loans to create clean manufacturing facilities the across the midwest. >> this is is a real world application. >> $200 bay area applications are available for the group, and they hope it gives the young activists hope. >> these climate reductions will help save money for americans on the energy bill, and promotes

investment, and clean energy which is sorely needed. >> marianne favro, today in the bay. we will continue to follow the vote as today in the bay continues. today, is the last day of today in the land, and it is the festival that is back to the original time slot, and just like before the pandemic, massive crowds having a great time. and on the stage jack harlow and green day. >> we have been before, and it is amazing to come back, and green day all of the way. >> today is the final day of the festival, and post malone is going to be headlining. and now a live look at sfo, and day four of the flight aware

reporting more than 22,000 cancellations across the country with flight interruptions, and more of 1,200 of those were announced just today. a majority was on the east coast, and one passenger is struggling to get back home to miami. >> you make the plan, and sometimes you are planning for this been a long time coming, and yeah, it is pretty frustrating to not know if you are going to get there. >> things are a little bit better out here in bay, and sfo has seen eight cancellation, and oakland has canceled two flights and two as well for san jose. new video this morning of a group of cyclists taking over the bay bridge yesterday afternoon. they were heading eastbound on the bridge. some popping wheelie, and swerving through the lane, and the chp motorcycle officer caught up to the cyclists, and they were directed to bike paths, and few of them made it to the other side of the bridge

before being caught. we are told that no ar res are going to be made. there was a shooting in oakland that left one person dead and three others injured. the first shooting happened saturday on webster putting one man in the hospital in grave condition with life threatening injuries. the second shooting happened around the block on broadway, and one man kill and two thers injured, and they are in the hospital right now in stable condition. and pl is have not released any information on shooters or their motive. in san francisco, a suspect and officers are exchanging gun fire yesterday morning, and it happen in broad daylight just before 8:00 a.m. in the mission district on 16th and south vannette, and they said it happened when an officer was trying to detain a man, and after a short chase, they shot at the officer who then shot wac.

additional officers said that the man then allegedly fired back again, and no one was hurt, but it is possible that the gun that the man was using was shooting blanks, because the weapon looked like a replica. they will release more information as the investigation continues. today, asian representatives and allies are asking san francisco to address the violence being experienced by so many asian elders. they are going to have a march today to demand safety in lower income asian housing, and that the police apprehend the perpetrators of the attacks. organizer say that the down hal invests that this is going to be a summit to address new violence. and it is going to be in washington park at 11:30 a.m. and now, crews are battling

the mckinney fire, an containment is up from 30% to 40%. and the bay area firefighters are helping out. and so far, the flames have burned more than 60,000 acres and destroyed more than 87 home, and four people have died in the fire, and a power line is being investigated as a possible cause of the fire, but not a pg&e powerline. it has been ten years since a massive fireball erupted from the chevron refinery in richmond, and you may recall that the blast led to a cloud of chemicals. later the fire was caused by management and technical procedures. a protest was staged and kayakers took the first leg of the march on the water and then handed the flags off to the crowd who marched to the

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sea breeze keeping air quality locally good, because we have active fires burning off to the north. so through the day, the west/southwest winds will pick up around 3:00 this afternoon, and we will see that we have a mild finish for the weekend. speaking of the fires, the largest smoke producer is the six rivers lightning complex, and up here in hum bolten in trenton county, and to the west of mandocino county. and you will see that there is fantastic air quality, and close to 70 degrees from san francisco to oakland and mid-70s to san jose, and warmer from morgan hill to san martin, and fairfield, you will see the 80s in reach, and eventually, seeing the sunny skies into the 70s. as we move you forward to middle

part of the week, we will see the temperatures climbing and another chance of mid-and high level clouds coming in as the monsoon temperatures are briefly going to be impacted south of lake tahoe around yosemite and tuesday, we will see the clouds and heading towards next weekend and active weather in the desert of southern california and the sierra, and this far west, we will not be seeing the showers from that, and we won't see the same amount of humidity like we saw last week. around san francisco, we will see the temperatures climbing, and the second half of the week, wednesday and thursday, the warmest part of the week as we transition to back to summer like temperatures, and finish inland in the 80s, and thursday, we could see low to mid-90s in the east bay valley, and just like that, heading to next weekend cooling down, and this is good news for air quality, and temperatures are looking

nice again for saturday and sunday. and of all of the temperatures, we will have some very nice temperatures. >> i prefer that 86. and so today, it is going to be much more on the bay today. and larry gursson is going to be here with what is happening with the latino voting population, and what it means for midterms. we will be right back. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network.

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welcome back. an update on the elon musk twitter battle. it may be on with the deal again. if twitter gives up the twitter bot accounts, and he says that the company is hiding the information from him, but for now, the two are taking each other to court over the $44 billion deal, and the trial is

set for october. actress anne heche is in critical condition after she crashed her car twice in los angeles. first it appeared she had a crash in the garage of an apartment complex, and then she later crashed into a house, and the car set on fire. the paramedics rushed her to the hospital with burns and the family is asking for thaugs and -- thoughts and prayers and privacy. and cpac released the results of a straw poll if donald trump runs for president in 2024, 69% of the attendees said they would vote for him, and following is governor ron desantis, and 24% of the respondents said they would vote for him, but the biggest concern the attendees said they would

look at the integrity of the election, border wall, and constitutional rights. based on the 2022 census, the latino population is the largest racial group in america, and historically, the latinos have voted overwhelmingly democratic, but it may be changing. political analyst larry gurston is here, and good morning. what does this mean for the nation when it comes to future elections? >> it is so interesting, key keyira. over the last three decades the republicans are largely white, and democrats are a largely white with a good dose of latino populations, and as you can see that the composition here, the voters are saying they it has gone up from 8.4% in 2014 to 16%

in 2020 and that is a major change in the demographic population. >> and so if that is now equal to what looks like the african-american percentage of the electorate, why focus on the latino vote versus other minoriies? >> it is a good question. what we are seeing is that the african-american votes and other votes have been stable with the coalition, but the latino votes are another story, and we are seeing a considerable drop in candidates that are over the last eight years from 71% to 51% which is the largest group of the largest group in the country, and that has people thinking that the democratic coalition is not as robust as in the past. >> why do you suspect that

significant drop, and what does it mean for future elections? >> yeah. you know, i think that there are a few things to consider here, and the democrats may have put the latinos in the same mold, and the mistake to always make with various racial and ethnic group, and in florida, it is cubans who are largely with the puerto rican vote, and in texas, and the latino votes are in different parts of mexico and central america, and that is one thing, and the other thing is that the latinos are changing with largely respect of religion, and a quarter of them are no longer protestant but catholic, and other religious groups come to change them. and the first is to put the bread on the table, and the second and the third go into politic, and this is a big change, and democrats may not have understood that. >> it is dangerous the go back a couple of minutes to what you

said to lump in any category or population into a category when it is coming to their votes, so we will be following this, and i know that larry, you will for us, and thank you for your insight for us. and now, a look at the top stories following us. including happening us right now, the climate in crisis is our focus as lawmakers in d.c. are set to vote to address climate change. we will explain the new goals to be laid out and whether or not they are attainable.

welcome back. here is a quick look at the top stories that we are following this sunday morning including breaking news out of cincinnati, ohio. nine people were shot this morning in the downtown area. none of the injured are in critical condition we are told. the police say that one officer fired a round, but it is unknown if he shot the shooter. the gunman ran from the scene, and he has not been seen since. the police are searching surveillance cameras and asking witnesses who have any information for help. and the senate floor has been on the floor for a amdment reduction act. the lawmakers gathered saturday to vote on the bill which would attempt to tackle climate change. it would provide $369 billion for climate and clean energy

provisions. if passed the inflation reduction act would be the largest climate investment in u.s. history, and that is not the only thing that the bill will work to fight inflation, and hence the name, and lawmakers will spend $300 million for budget deficits, and the bill could come as soon as the end of the week. and we have an update of the oak fire in yosemite and now up to 92% contain and this is up from 90 earlier in week, and burned more than 19,000 acres. and to the north, the mckinney fire near the oregon border, and the crews are making progress this weekend, and the containment is up to 40% up from 30%, and the bay area firefighters are up there helping out as well. so far, the flames have scorched more than 60,000 acres, and 87 homes have been destroyed, and four people have died. a power line is being investigated as a possible cause of the fire, but it is not an

pg&e powerline. and today, the outer lands festival continues, and just like before the pandemic, massive crowds are having a good time at golden gate park. on the stage tonight is jack harlow and green day. >> and we have been bfshgs and it is feeling amazing to be back. green day all the way. >> today is the final day, and post malone is going to be headlining. don't forget it is bay area students are heading back to school, and we will be moving to new protocols and and the changes that you will need to keep in mind as your kids head back to class, and we will have the latest starting every morning at 4:00 to 7:00 each

morning. my son is starting kindergarten, and i want to cry. and you, too. >> yes, and we will have some quality forecasts. san francisco to oakland with the highs today, and near 70 degrees. it should be in mid-70s near san jose and towards the tri valley to morgan hills, and near 80s and the temperatures are looking good with the numbers in mid- to upper 70s and looking at the seven-day forecast as the school is getting under way in the bay area, looking good. and thursday and friday, the temperatures may be climbing a little bit from thursday to beginning of next week, and out around the tri valley or to eastland to morgan hill, you will see the 90s, and short sleeves and sandals weather to the inland, but the bay side temperatures in the 60s to mid-70s from san francisco to oakland and san jose. >> so depending where you live,

send your kids to school with a t-shirt or sweatshirt. thank you, rob. thank you for making us a part of your sunday. and we will be back with the forecast at 11:00, and your forecast tonight. we will hope that you a great sunday and be right back here next weekend. for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness.

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