i think it goes new york, los angeles, southeast florida which was like what? sorry florida. [ laughter ] los angeles and the bay area. >> we will take a quick break and come back in a moment. >>> welcome back to mosaic, we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation about a jewish population study the jewish community has done in the bay area. i would like to introduce you to directors of the impact at two different federations. welcome back. we were talking about some of the basics around the jewish population study. i'm wondering, what are some of the things we can do about this particular jewish community at this point? >> there is a lot to say. will use the portrait to really assess the state of our community. what we cannot say about our community is it is extraordinarily diverse. and is stable and we see a lot of movement within the bay area. >> we have a lot of young jews who are looking to find ways to connect to community and diverse ways. >> do we know how the population age pie cuts in terms of age and race quick --? >> we know a lot. in terms of

it is southeast, florida panhandle to the northeast, this is not normal to see this much rain continuing from, just their new orleans and in between jacksonville, panama city, montgomery, atlanta, all the way to the northeast. dave was talking to someone from baltimore yesterday and they said it won't stop raining. >> it will not stop raining. >> 16 3/4 of an inch of rain fell in baltimore in july. it is either all or nothing it seems like. we could use a little rain. no offense to the whiners, i get it. visibility is just awful. fire weather watch continues. temperatures are coming down inland a little bit. they will not be one of 5 - 1 10. we're looking for low to mid- 90s now towards mendocino county and lake county. still hot towards the carr fire . warming up again next tuesday. kelseyville 59. late work -- lakeport 60. the northwest has not stopped. that continues with higher elevations coming down a little bit. they were about 75 or 76 a couple of days ago. we will take any cooling we can getidal. a lot of low clouds and fog here. some of the higher clouds are just painting themse

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florida high school shooting talk about the violence and education at the annual u.s. conference of mayors, held in boston. that is followed by a discussion on u.s. policy in southeastsia. students from parkland, florida where a school shooting took place in february have been out urging people to vote. we covered those stops in greensboro, north carolina and other tour of the civil rights museum and the rally and love our park, and the next day where they held a town hall meeting and visited virginia tech, the site of a 2007 mass shooting. >> there are so many different kids around the country that are doing the same thing. and we want to visit them and uplift them with our platform. so we thought the best way to do that was to visit in person, because social media can only do so much. so we wanted to try to visit as many cities as possible credit we targeted -- possible. --targeted a place where along with places of previous shootings, so we went to ferguson, we want to stay in rock, we wentng to los angeles, chicago, st. louis all these places that have experienced the same thing that we did, but in a different way. so that's how we we proceeded along with places

waking up things looking good down across the southeast. florida as well.sylvania and new jersey this morning. get ready for that out across areas of the west. phoenix, another night of incredibly heavy rain. take a look at this. dealing with drought across much of texas. showers there this weekend, however, a little bit too much is going to cause some flooding. take a look at this. the fire danger continues all out across areas of the west fortunately we will see things cool down in the pacific northwest. still warm in the northern rockies. aside from that we will not get any precipitation out of this four corners not getting any relief at all. pete: are you judging our weather preferences? rick: a little bit. if it's like 92 and humid. pete: maybe i like that. rick: clearly you do. i didn't know this about you. pete: can we have abby do weather some time this weekend though? abby: i can't say precipitation. rick: say precip and temps. all the tricks. pete: one year ago he joined us on "fox & friends" to tackle the epidemic. he joins us live next. abby: de

troops for the canadian border if things break out with the british again, for indians in the southeast or in florida for the border with mexico, for the coastal fortifications, for the indians on the plains. when the army -- when army staff officers made plans, they would say we need three or four regiments for each of those, so we need 20 or 25 regiments to perform our missions. the army at that point in time had 11 regiments. so they perceived that they are always under strength. fortunately, usually the crises that break out sort of break out one at a time, in one place at a time, and they can redeploy the forces around to the different -- to meet the different crises. but it's fair to say that in 1828 and '29 a lot of army officers saw jackson as someone who would favor the army. now, during jackson's administration, funding remained pretty tight. jack sewn yans talked a lot about keeping spending down, not raising taxes or other avenues. so the army didn't get a lot more funding but it did grow by two regiments under jackson's administration. a nearly 20% increase from 11 to 13 regiments to an

southeast. not everyone will be hit by the storms, florida has a greater chance, especially in the afternoon. the great lakes. 60s in portions of the great lakes. let's get into the labor day forecast. on friday we could have significant problems with thunderstorms in the central plains heading into the midwest. so minneapolis to the des moines, the quad city areas, that's where we could have strong thunderstorms. there's also going to be a chance of showers and thunderstorms around philadelphia, down to baltimore and d.c., so could be airport problems friday afternoon. by the time we get to saturday, cooler in boston, a high of only 75. so plan accordingly. great picnic weather. 88 around myrtle beach. florida looks all right, a hit and miss afternoon storm. by the time we get to sunday we see rain increasing from iowa, into wisconsin, towards chicago. showers in areas of the mid atlantic, not a washout. hit and miss showers. it will be warmer and more humid for the east coast throughout labor day, and i think the warmest will be on monday. 89 in new york, and 80s and 90s through the southea

visibility down in some locations as well but a front about it coming out of florida that's going to start edged way down towards the southeast and we do think by the time we get into the weekend we will be seeing some more active weather across much of the bahamas then very quickly up here across much of the united states we are watching one funnel system push out into the atlantic right there leaving much of the eastern seaboard dry over the next few days that's going to be some good news there but we do have one weather system right here coming out of the rockies that system is going to bring some very active weather across much of the midwest with thunderstorms in the forecast for many areas. there with sponsored by qatar airways. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories happened was in the truck didn't happen on the boy told through the eyes of the los journalists images matter a lot international politics joining the listening post as we turn the cameras on the media and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most the big service someone from the country who guides you who leads you t

if you live across florida the southeast rain in the forecast as we head into the weekend.st we are just not getting the relief that we need. still dealing with a lot of wildfire danger and more high heat and unfortunately gusty winds. so, fire weather is going to be in the forecast in the next couple of days. waive to everybody at home. look at my friends. thank you guys for coming. look at these beautiful people. this is the reason why i come to work every day. brian: very attractive crowd. janice: you are welcome. can i have a hug? much better looking than yesterday's crowd. steve: at one point she didn't have anybody out there yesterday. that's why. steve: some liberals cannot stop talking about democratic social isles alexandria ocasio-cortez, but she is not the only millennial running in new york city. meet the young republican challenging a top democrat coming up next u. brian: and looking for some summer steals? how about brand new beach towels for 70% off. mega morning deals is coming your way. if you are wet and getting out of pool, run to our studio, we have a to

southeast asian refugees? the new york times visited a town called niceville, florida. the town was not particularly nice to the refugees from vietnam. niceville is located near in air force base, the site of one of the military run refugee camps. despite the proximity to vietnamese refugees, or the caps -- or perhaps because of it, the people there felt the limits of american welcome. a local radio station pulled residents about the 1500 beta refugees being airlifted from saigon and 80% of people surveyed did not want the military to bring refugees to their town. at one point, residents circulated a position demanding that refugees be sent to a different place and school children made jokes about shooting refugees. as far as i'm concerned, they can ship them back, one woman told the new york times. this support for sending refugees back to vietnam reflected broader national sentiment. in one national poll in june, 1975, 80% of americans believed the united states should arrange to send refugees back to saigon. in a town close to niceville, anxiety about refugees reflec

florida high school shooting talk about the violence and education at the annual u.s. conference of mayors, held in boston. that is followed by a discussion on u.s. policy in southeastsia.

for the southeast, widespread isolated thunderstorms courtesy of the steamy air coming off the gulf throughout the midsouth, lower mississippi valley and in florida. for the southwest still desert dryness and heat courtesy of that high pressure system that will also dominate and create more heat throughout texas as well. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the shocking cost of day care, and it's on the rise. >>> also ahead, an uber driver opens fire on a man during a dispute. why police say he will not be charged. >>> an oversized load. look at that. reese witherspoon tonight dare to dream big. on friday, sept 7th, join stand up to cancer for all the inspiration all the laughter kevin heart if you change one letter in 'cancer' it becomes 'dancer', what!? all the stars tom hanks keep this movement going strong. every network every star kevin bacon dream big with us. one night to save lives get ready to see it all tune in live friday, sept 7, 87c sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. it's the last chance to save 50% on the ne

southeast asian refugees? the new york times, shortly after the fall of saigon, visited a town in florida. the name is niceville. the truth is that the town was not particularly nice. the refugees who were arriving not treated were mice. the air force base was the sight of the four military refugee camps. topite the proximity vietnamese refugees, or perhaps because of it, the people of niceville reveal the limits of american welcome. a local radio station pulled area residents about the 1005 hundred vietnamese refugees being airlifted from saigon. that they people said did not want the military to bring refugees to their town. at one point residents circulated a petition demanding that refugees be sent to a different place and school children joke about shooting refugees. as far as i'm concerned they can shift -- ship them all back, one woman said. he reflected broader, national sentiment. in one national poll in june of 1975, 85% of americans believe the united states was too panicked to win saigon and that the government should arrange to send these people back to saigon. there was a tow

florida. >> reporter: the first contingent of national guard troops were arriving, many deployed with the chp, at evacuation check points. the fire is pushing to the southeast, and the wind is really starting to hit hard. firefighters last night had trouble containing it on the eastern edge and the southern flank. so that is where firefighters, tonight, will concentrate their efforts. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> vic, thank you. >>> let's give you a different view now of the devastation from the carr fire in redding. >> drone view 7 shows you the river ridge neighborhood where home after home was burned to the ground, as you can see. cal fire gave droen view 7 pilots special permission to fly over the fire zone and give you this vantage point tonight. >>> 20 people are still listed as missing in the carr fire. it's burned more than 110,000 acres, and is 27% contained. >> abc 7 news reporter eric thomas is live in weaverville tonight where a community meeting started about an hour ago. >> reporter: it did, started about 4:00. peoere trickling out right now. at one point there were nearly 300 people crammed into this theater that seats about 250 to get the latest

mexico, the atlantic to the south east parts of florida could get stoked over the next 12 to 24 hours. we could see potential for flooding along the southeastntic. keep that in mind. on the flipside, incredible tragedy and wildfires continue to burn 88 large wildfires across the west whether or not helping out at all. sections of the northwest still very warm, warmer than average. in terms of moisture will get the rainfall, but not in the areas they really needed over the next couple days. ladies, back to you. >> a lot more coming up. the good and the bad. first, procter & gamble hiking prices on popular consumers goods like pampers, down in chairman. american workers got the biggest pay raise last month in nearly a decade. taking a look at futures right now looking for little green. the dallas will win the premarket by 44. some of that's got to be the china concern. the nasdaq tech heavy as you know up 11.5. technology certainly powered the nasdaq today. you are watching "fbn:am." jardiance asked- and now you know. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who have type 2 d

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southeast freeway after the 3rd street tunnel. two left lanes open. inbound 14th street, a new crase . >> melissa, thank you. w.> 5:02 developing this morning, jacksonville, florida, is the latest city to experience mass slo shooting. a man went on a rampage, killing two people before shooting himself. >> one of the people hurt and g tman has ties to our area. that comes days before a tournant here. justin finch is live at the dulles po center in northern virginia. justin, good morning. >> good morning. we reached out to the organizers of the tournament. they say after what happened in jacksonville, they worked with the dulles expo to enhance security, which starts at their event here on ouriday. re looking at the wilson high graduate at the jacksonville tournament when the gunfire beganmrast iblasting. he was playing next to someone. and he was ithb. jacksonville authorities getting to work quickly on this investigation. reporting that two victims were killed. 11 were hurt and the gunman, david katz of blaltimore, turne the gun on himself and shooting himself. this happened at a mall area yesterday afternoon. ind. , we met with his brother, his brother is going

down across the southeast, scattered showers across parts of the central gulf area. parts of southwest florida some of them heavy at times minnesota. and climbing out across the west. the heat continues and the dry 114 in huma. it's hot. all right. guys. that's it. abby: rick, have you got to share your umbrella a little bit. rick: i'm sharing it right here. >> very kind. rick: we are giving it to you because it's her birthday today. happy birthday enjoy your time in new york. here you go. griff: very kind of you. >> all right. the media trying to make trump's booming economy sound like bad news. >> 157,000, which is somewhat healthy but also disappointing. >> this is not the strongest gain we have seen. >> wage growth remains stagnant. >> what's the real story? charles payne says it was remarkable month for jobs. is he here live next with the truth. abby: plus, believe it or not, it is already time for back-to-school. we will show you what every college student needs to turn that dorm room from drab to fab. pete: give it a month, it will be back drab again. in clinical trials to improve short

southeast outside of jackson, mississippi. they contained this one quickly. there is another one outside of jacksonville, florida.cially east of chicago. in new york and philly you're going to see some comfortable weather. hurricane >> "good morning america" is sponsored by kohl's. >>> good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> hi. good morning. i'm jessica castro from abc 7 mornings. let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma. he has the forecast. >> hi, jessica. we're taking a live look outside right now. our east bay himself camera, a lot of fog and there right there is sutro tower in and above the fog. right now, outside, either side about 60 degrees. today will be warmer than yesterday. well inland, we're into the 90s. along the bay shoreline, a lot of afternoon sunshine will excel into the 70s and 80s. sue? >>> we're taking a look at a new accident in oaklan high, cars ae right-hand shoulder and partially blocking lanes as well. you can see a long line of slow traffic westbound 580 almost back to castro valley, certainly through san leandro. give yourself plenty of t

down to the southeast, a beautiful day as well, except for parts of florida. the northern plains we have big storms this morning, cutting across parts of illinois and in to indiana later on. some of that could be severe. so just watch for that and finally out across the west. a little bit monsoonal moisture across parts of arizona. aside from that, things looking pretty good. all right, guys, back to you inside. ed: far left wants socialists to become teachers. some of them are were. they are not doing it for the kids. griff: firing up the grill. we will show you how to cook the perfect steak. yum. that's just ahead. ed: where is pete. is he going to be so jealous. rachel: he is ♪ sunrise, sun burn, sun set ♪ repeat ♪ moon light, all night so, i have this recurring dream. i'm 85 years old in a job where i have to wear a giant hot dog suit. what? where's that coming from? i don't know. i started my 401k early, i diversified... i'm not a big spender. sounds like you're doing a lot. but i still feel like i'm not gonna have enough for retirement. like there's some

florida that had helped convict him there is expected to testify. hilton faces another death sentence in the federal trial. law enforcement officials from across the southeasts victims there it might be out there. they're talking the bryant case as a given. you believe there are four deaths connected hire. >> at least. >> you think there are others? >> i think there's certainly the potential to be others. i don't know we'll ever know for sure unless he tells us. >> so far hilton is sticking to his story, that he started hunting as he describes it in october of 2007, that there were no murders before that. the pain and suffering of the families of hilton's victims and suspected victims dulls but never ends. >> he's taken so much from me and my family. what can you say to someone who would murder two wonderful people for $300 and meredith emerson, a beautiful young lady and sheryl dunlap and very possibly many more? the man is not even what i think of as human. he is something else, a true psychopath who needs to be put where he can never harm anyone else again. >> for sheryl dunlap's friends and family in florida, hilton's conviction provoked conflicting fee

southeast, much of the rest of the country finally gets a break. >> al, thank you. >>> breaking overnight. surprising results from the last major primaries before the november midterms, major upsets in two key races, florida and arizona. nbc white house correspondent holly jackson h haley jackson has the latest on that. >> reporter: in arizona the republican front-runner fought off a challenge from the right while embracingtrump. florida is about a play to the base for both sides. >> in florida, gop primary voters following president trump's lead. backing his pick, republican congressman ron in the race for governor. will face progressive democratic and tallahassee mayor. edging out former congresswoman. the daughter of popular former governor and senator bob graham. the upset, the result of late surge driven by bernie sanders. and setting up a battle of party extremes come november. >> are you all feeling to get florida blue. unite this state in ways that are unparalleled in the history of the state of florida. >> constituted endorsement from the president during the campaign. even running tongue in cheek add touted his backing by president trump. his victory, a sign of the trump factor in the republican