police say it was all over a pride flag flown outside of carlton's business. this symbol was used to commit crime to commit a murder. the man police believe to be responsible was killed during a standoff with officers while members of the lake arrowhead lgbtq community quickly came to carlton's defense saying she often stood up for the rights of others and the pride flag flown outside of her business. >> executive director of equality, california tony says violence like this is becoming all too common. the direct anti lgbtq bills are being introduced across this country and the rise of anti lgbtq+ rhetoric. >> and social media and how that's transforming into real-life violence in this year's state of pride report, attorney general rob bonta release hate crime numbers in california. 391 hate crimes motivated by orientation were reported from 2021 to 2022. 45 hate crimes were motivated by anti transgender or anti gender-nonconforming bias. christopher vasquez with the national center for rights says more than 500 anti lgbtq bills have been introduced in more th

authorities say laura and carlton here was shot and killed at her cedar. glen business about 60 miles east of l a after a man ripped down her pride flag and shouted homophobic slurs at her carlton was a straight mother of 9. but friends and family say she was an unwavering ally to the lgbtq community. four's rob nesbitt reports now on how local agencies are reacting to her murder. >> carlton who preferred to be called lurie was described by the lake arrowhead community as a strong ally who was defending her store's pride flag moments before she was killed. experts say there's a direct correlation between anti lgbtq bills and violent hate crimes, flowers and rainbows cover the front entrance of magpie in cedar. glen, a growing memorial for the store's owner, lori carlton who was shot and killed friday. police say it was all over a pride flag flown outside of carlton's business. this symbol used to commit crime to commit a murder. the man police believe to be responsible was killed during a standoff with officers while members of the lake arrowhead lgbtq com

she's able to stand up and say, i'm nora carlton for the united states. and so jurors sitting there see the united states of america, a country they love, and they're part of embodied in this person. that's a trip. mendez advantage. but we built our system to counterbalance that with the burden of proof. the prosecution even has to get to beyond a reasonable doubt, all 12 unanimously, which is a very high burden. it's one of the things i try and show in the book. that's why truth and justice can be different. you may know something in your heart of hearts, but if you can't prove it to 12 unanimously beyond a reasonable doubt, you will not have justice in that sense. and so there's a balance. and i guess it depends upon the particular courtroom and the particular people. often the quality of justice varies in direct proportion to the quality of your lawyer. if you're a defendant. but on balance, we've done a good job of trying to counteract the innate advantage that the sovereign has in courtrooms. does a defendant have enough advantages, in your view? yes

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police say it was all over a pride flag flown outside of carlton's business.his symbol was used to commit crime to commit a murder. the man police believe to be responsible was killed during a standoff with officers while members of the lake arrowhead lgbtq community quickly came to carlton's defense saying she often stood up for the rights of others and the pride flag flown outside of her business. >> executive director of equality, california tony says violence like this is becoming all too common. the direct correlation of anti lgbtq bills are being introduced across this country and the rise of anti lgbtq+ rhetoric social media and how that's transforming into real-life violence in this year's state of pride report, attorney general rob bonta released hate crime numbers in california. >> 391 hate crimes motivated by orientation were reported from 2021 to 2022. 45 hate crimes were motivated by anti transgender or anti gender-nonconforming bias. christopher vasquez with the national center for rights says more than 500 anti lgbtq bills have been introduced i

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authorities say laura and carlton was shot and killed at or cedar.len businesses in the mountains 60 miles east of los angeles after a man rips down her pride flag and shouted homophobic slurs at her heart was a straight. >> mom of 9. but friends and family say that she was an unwavering ally to the lgbtq community. rob nesbitt reports on how local agencies are reacting to her murder. >> carlton who preferred to be called lurie was described by the lake arrowhead community as a strong ally who was defending her store's pride flag moments before she was killed. experts say there's a direct correlation between anti lgbtq bills and violent hate crimes, flowers and rainbows cover the front entrance of magpie in cedar. glen, a growing memorial for the store's owner, lori carlton who was shot and killed friday. police say it was all over a pride flag flown outside of carlton's business. this symbol used to commit crime to commit a murder. the man police believe to be responsible was killed during a standoff with officers while members of the lake arrowhead

carlton was shot and killed friday after police say the shooter made several disparaging remarks about the p.r.i.d.e. flags hanging outside her shop. >> the suspect confronted her, and during the confrontation, he shot and killed carlton. >> i heard the first shot. >> i said there's something wrong with your wife. >> was he in shock too? >> big time. big time. >> reporter: the gunman ran away but was later shot and killed in a confrontation with police. days later close friend robin lyles is in disbelief that a friend she described as a courageous force for inclusivity was gunned down. >> we're all feeling extreme anger, sadness, and love for laurie and what she was to this community. >> reporter: as an ally of the lgbtq community, the mother of nine conticontinuously put up p.r.i.d.e. flags at her business. >> it wasn't her. it wasn't what she needed for herself. it was for others. >> reporter: the flag waves at half-staff. loved ones say her spirit will continue. >> what is her legacy? >> to not allow hate to win. >> that was elise preston reporting. >>> some good news for expectant

laura carlton was shot and killed on friday at a clothing store in cedar. glen today, deputies identified her killer is 27 year-old travis. he they say that he tore down a rainbow pride flag outside her store in made homophobic comments before the deadly shooting. witnesses helped deputies tracked it to get you down. he was killed in a confrontation with deputies and now tributes are pouring in for carlton with a community remembering her as a fierce ally to the lgbtq+ community. >> particular victim has had an impact. really across the united we've been reached out to you by the vice president of the united states. our victim certainly had a major impact on the community and people that she's come across. but during her lifetime. >> carlton is survived by her husband and her 9 children. >> kron 4 your election headquarters. the candidates who meet all the republican party's criteria will now need to make sure that they sign the required loyalty pledge to promise to support the eventual nominee in order to participate. former president trump has publicly vo

police say it was all over a pride flag flown outside of carlton's business. this symbol was used to commit crime to commit a murder. the man police believe to be responsible was killed during a standoff with officers while members of the lake arrowhead lgbtq community quickly came to carlton's defense saying she often stood up for the rights of others and the pride flag flown outside of her business. >> executive director of equality, california tony says violence like this is becoming all too common. the direct correlation of anti lgbtq bills are being introduced across this country and the rise of anti lgbtq+ rhetoric social media and how that's transforming into real-life violence in this year's state of pride report, attorney general rob bonta released hate crime numbers in california. >> 391 hate crimes motivated by orientation were reported from 2021 to 2022. 45 hate crimes were motivated by anti transgender or anti gender-nonconforming bias. christopher vasquez with the national center for rights says more than 500 anti lgbtq bills have been introduced

people in the community have been dropping off dozens of flowers in front of carlton's shop. >> how doe move forward, you know, with this undercut of hate, having invaded or taken from us, that sense of security and love and safety, the town has held pride parades for the past four years. >> there's a lot of other people with different beliefs and values than us, but they're not hateful people. in fact, we spent easter at their home. >> sometimes residents say carlton was known as a huge ally to the lgbtq plus community. the sheriff's office says the suspected gunman was shot and killed by deputies after attempting to flee the scene. >> added protection for mothers and their infants. tonight, the fda has approved the first vaccine given to pregnant women to protect newborns against rsv. it is a common respiratory virus that hospitalizes thousands of infants and elderly adults every year. the vaccine provides protection to babies up to six months after they're born. now, doctors believe there could be a drop in infant hospitalizations by the tens of thousands with this new vaccine. so t

police say it was all over a pride flag flown outside of carlton's business.ponsible was killed during a standoff with officers while members of the lake arrowhead lgbtq community quickly came to carlton's defense saying she often stood up for the rights of others and the pride flag flown outside of her business. >> executive director of equality, california tony says violence like this is becoming all too common. the direct correlation of anti lgbtq bill are being introduced across this country and the rise of anti lgbtq+ rhetoric. >> social media and how that's transforming into real-life violence in this year's state of pride report, attorney general rob bonta released hate crime numbers in california. 391 hate crimes motivated by orientation were reported from 2021 to 2022. 45 hate crimes were motivated by anti transgender or anti gender-nonconforming bias. christopher vasquez with the national center for rights says more than 500 anti lgbtq bills have been introduced in more than 30 states. their tactic is to overwhelm us. the reason that push. >> more th

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a visiting scholar and the department of political science at carlton university in canada. thank you for staying with us. you're welcome. what role does the olympics play? is it unrealistic to think the i o c will ever be void of political controversies in the future? the question is how to answer really well. i think that's the i will see what comes into play. the role is played, but the one example that's, that gives some, some kind of the cost of course is full of presidents. but what's really my begin to play in the future is with this russia issue where it's essentially i've been in post over non spots in issues. and it's very likely that in the long run, i will see will likely want to justify these us a, on a book situation and not use it as a template for subsequent sub successfully and did one of the subsequent functions . and it would be interesting to see how this will play out when these issues are when we see similar scenario involving in western states or western countries having to engage in political issues. i'll put school consultation with other states. i'm

carlton, a mother of nine children, did not identify as lgbt.erybody in the community. the organization like our lgbtq+ that in a statement, she will be truly missed. carlton sauter told the new york times to flag hanging out the store had been removed numerous times by different people over the course of the past two years. authorities say the suspect fled on foot, armed with a handgun and was killed during an encounter with police. detectives learned the suspect made several disparaging remarks about a rainbow flag that stood outside the store before shooting carleton. the shooting comes as the lgbtq community faces ongoing threats of violence and unprecedented wave of anti lgbtq+ legislation in 2020 through, according to the human rights campaign. >> new details just released after deadly mass shooting at an lgbtq nightclub in colorado. >> it was so scary, i heard shots, broken glass, bodies. how, why? >> you can draw a straight line to those murders from the hateful rhetoric and lies that have been spread about drag queen story hour. >> poli

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they say he is the guy who showed up to that store, lori carlton's store, tore down a pride flag that was hanging out front while yelling anti-lgbtq slurs. they say when carlton walked out to confront him and tell him to stop doing that, that's when they say he shot her. this comes amid an alarming rise on attacks on the lgbtq community and as experts point out now apparently its allies. take a listen. >> our community has seen a lot of violence and now that is out -- now that's stretching out to the allies in our community. so it's -- that part is definitely shocking. a symbol like a flag that is for us supposed to be love and acceptance has been weaponized and turned into something that now someone loses their life over. it's horrible. >> reporter: horrible is one way to describe it. a lot of people sort of sending out their condolences, including celebrities who worked with carlton, new her brand her store, including jamie lee curtis. her own daughter, one of nine children she and her husband shared saying make no mistake this is absolutely a hate crime. you can see the memorial gr

carlton was shot and killed friday after police say the shooter made several disparaging remarks about her shop. her best friend tell cbs news my phone that she exchanged words with the man and went back into the store and that is when he shot her. >> i heard the first shot. i said, there is something wrong with your wife. >> was he in shock too? was a frozen? >> big time. >> reporter: the gunman ran away but was later shot and killed in a confrontation with police. days later, close friend robin lyles is still in disbelief that a friend she described as a courageous force for inclusivity was gunned down. >> we are all feeling extreme anger, sadness, and love for lauri and what she was to this community. >> reporter: as an ally of the lgbtq community, the mother of nine continuously put up right flags at her business that were targeted. >> being a straight white woman, it wasn't what she wanted for herself, it was for others. it was very selfless. >> reporter: as a flag outside carlton's shop shop now waves have staff, neighbors and say her spirit will continue. think of what is her le

carlton's family posting online she was beloved by them and the community.hate crime. >>> tomorrow night in milwaukee, eight republican hopefuls will take to the stage for the first debate of the primaries as they look to unseat president biden. one man who won't be is former president donald trump, the front-runner, he's pointing to a pre-recorded interview with tucker carlson. the former president does have a lot going on with mr. trump announcing on social media he'll turn himself into atlanta authorities on thursday for his alleged effort in overturning the 2020 georgia election results. darsha, former president donald trump will not be on the debate stage tomorrow he'll no doubt remain a pay jar force of conversation, how are the other candidates preparing as they come into this debate significantly behind the front-runner right now. >> reporter: yes, you're absolutely right the former president has made himself as present as possible here in milwaukee wle not actually being physically present here, he has forced a split screen that will apparent tomorr

who displayed a rainbow pride flag in -- carlton.er store, after a dispute over the pride flag she hung outside her store, called magpie. according to the sheriff, of san bernardino county. >> investigators determined prior to the shooting, that he tore down a pride or rainbow flag that was hanging in front of the magpie store. and yelled many homophobic slurs towards carleton. carlton, who worked at magpie, confronted the man, and during the confirmation, he shot and killed carleton. >> nbc's maggie vesper spoke to a friend a neighboring store owner about that moment. >> basically, he screamed, lori's been shot. close your door. he might still be out there. and i said, oh my gosh, is she okay? and he said, no, i think she's been killed. hearing the words is something very shocking. >> it is shocking. this is the latest on what has been a string of violent attacks on lgbtq folks, people expressing support for them. just over three weeks ago, a 28 world gay dancer in new york city was just out with his friends, when he was stabbed to

joining me now is carlton reid, longtime transport correspondent and sustainability contributor for forbesow the fee is £60, if you go to paris, many global cities have done the same thing. the fee in paris is 135 euros. £12 50 in that context is actually something that context is actually something thatis that context is actually something that is a bargain, to be able to pollute. it is almost a licence for polluting. it is not that controversial when you think of it in those terms. therefore the question, is it enough to change behaviour, or will people say, if they can afford it it is a small price to pay? the previous two iterations have reduced noxious here in the city of london, in central london, then when it was expanded in 2021 to a bit more of london, again that improved air quality and reduced the number of people dodging around in their motor vehicles, just in general. the high likelihood is that this will both improve air quality and will reduce the number of people in motor vehicles. there is a scrappage scheme in place, if you have a car that does not comply you will get £20

host: the former president donald trump onx with tucker carlton. that interview was downloaded some 100 million times in the first four hours after it was released. the former president talked about the phone numbers. here is the latest polling. this paul had donald trump up by 40 points as the presidential pick of republicans, 52 said that ron desantis had 27 and ramaswamy coming in of part third. nikki haley was on last night at 3% in tim scott, the senator from south carolina at 4% and that yahoo! news pole. we can go through more of that but we mostly want to hear from you this morning and get your reaction to that debate last night and what will happen today in fulton, georgia. the former president is expected to show up sometime around 6 p.m. eastern tonight. there is a picture of the fulton county were some of the defendants have already been charged in this case have come and be processed and fingerprinted and had their mugshots taken. that's expected to happen around 6 p.m. tonight for the former president, donald trump. you can watch that

stuart: i have a restaurant on the beach at the ritz-carlton. just been rebuilt. i've not been back to it. lauren: your next meal will be 3. stephanie writes this. what must you have on your pizza? lauren: every friday. i have a sicilian pie with a smaller cupped pepperoni with honey poured on top. there's 1 pizza place in my town. sicilian pie, dinner version of sicilian. don't know if they have that. it is a square pie. stuart: is sicilian in the background? lauren: i don't know. stuart: you are -- lauren: german and irish, 75%. stuart: we better wrap it up. lauren: do you know what it costs? i think that is expensive. i just love it. the whole thing goes. stuart: it was payday yesterday. stuart: what is your favorite? lauren: i like -- it doesn't upset my stomach, pepperoni. thanks, everybody for your feedback. the friday trivia question. the hawaiian islands were formed by which type of natural disaster? volcanoes, earthquakes, synonymy, hurricanes? the answer after this. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you custo

. >>> lori carlton murdered for displaying a rainbow pride flag. her daughter speaking out tonight about her mother. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. we begin with the breaking news, and there is a lot of it this evening. first, late word that the former president will surrender to authorities thursday in his indictment. it's just one of a string of late developments kicking off a week in which he and 18 others, these people here, all have to turn themselves in. but it is his surrender, of course, that's generating most of the headlines, including more threats against those handling it. a source familiar with the matter telling cnn that threats have been made against fulton county sheriff's office employees and their homes for their role on thursday. that's in the wake of recent similar threats against d.a. fani willis. we learned about this shortly after mr. trump's attorneys agreed to a $200,000 bond deal. the agreement explicitly forbids him from using social media to, quote, intimidate any person known to him or her to be a codefendant

our colleagues at the "new york times" reporting that each time in the past that lawyer came carlton'slag would be torn down, she would simply put up a larger flag. but this encounter friday afternoon around 5:00 p.m. that turned deadly. authorities say a suspect went to her clothing store, engaged in some kind of altercation. they were called to report of shots fired and they found her there suffering from a gun shot wound and later pronounced deceased. they found the suspect about a mile down the road and the suspect brandishing a firearm, he was killed in an encounter with law enforcement. the investigation into him remains at this hour. but obviously this incident shocking members of the lgbtq community, certainly people around the country, sheriff's department, i'll read you part of their statement, they say through further investigation into this incident, detectives learned the suspect made several disparaging remarks about a rainbow flag that stood outside the store before shooting carlton. the suspect now dead, but that investigation continues into that motive. this just the l

you know, some of them want to just go to ritz-carlton or what was the hand, you know, they want eatit like a diplomat, fancy restaurants and want to be treated well. they want to go and rich vacay vacations that are funded by campaign dollars or taxpayer dollars, depending on how they work it. it could go either way. and so and then then i think there's also the attention now more than ever, where people are. they're rich not just in dollars, but they're rich in terms their social media clout. and certainly that is a big motivator for a new breed of politician. yeah, i remember, governor bob mcdonnell of virginia, he and his wife just wanted to go to those golf clubs and it is part of it, as you describe the book, they're hanging out witpele that are really wealthy. and soon, pretty soon they feel they should have a driver and a car pick them up as well. and they should play tennis at that country as well. it's kind of it you have any politicians i was interested about the mitch mcconnell some the marry into wealth and it's not that it's it's the business deals they're doing but it'

, and while carlton did not identify as a member of the lgbtq community, she was locally known as a staunching local deputies with a weapon. >>> now to concerns over malaria here in the u.s., maryland is now reporting its first case of locally acquired malaria in 40 years. nbc's george solis has more. >> reporter: tonight a new warning after a case of malaria was found in maryland hundreds of miles north of where recent cases have been. health officials on edge because this was locally contracted, that means the patient didn't get it overseas or anyplace further south than has already seen infections. >> it's certainly unusual, we want to let people know just so they can be on the lookout. >> reporter: that patient now recovering after being hospitalized. so far officials at a loss as to how they got infected. >> if it is in maryland, could it be anywhere? >> well, i suppose it could. conceivably it could. it's probably going to be a rare event, though, trying to understand where this locally acquired case came from is going to be difficult to understand. >> it's the first this far north wi

and people can people can look that i'm not i'm not wrong that he had aei obsession with ritz-carlton hand lotion and sent staff out to buy it. oh, it doesn't get better than that. but what i loved also ron paul, the former he ran for president, he's a former member of congress he refused to give his children allowance growing up he's of libertÉs and they pride themselves. he and his son, on being sticklers with their office budgets in the house and the senate. yet, according to a 2012 report that you cite in your book he had paid more 300,000 in salaries or fees. let me read this list. his daughter, brother, grandson daughters, mother in law, grand, and grandson in law. talk about being on the dole. this is a real problem. it is. it really is and look, you could argue it's like a your own country store and you hire your family there's a there's a sort of a romantic thing to this. right. and even bobby kennedy, he was probably a great campaign manager for jfk. should bobby kennedy have been the campaign manager? yes. should he have been the attorney general? no. right. i mean, i think

the victim, 66 year old laura ann carlton, leaves behind a husband and nine children. the lake arrowhead lgbtq organization saying lori did not identify as lgbtq plus, but spent her time helping and advocating for everyone in the community. she will be truly missed. her death comes during a year in which authorities say hate crimes against the lgbtq community have spiked in california and elsewhere, the anti-defamation league, citing an increase in rhetoric and certain legislation nationwide. the aclu now tracking 491 pieces of what it describes as anti lgbtq legislation, including in mississippi, where dabrowski jefferson, star of hbo's glad award winning show we're here, grew up. >> we're dying. >> we're crying for help. >> as for that store owner in california, she reportedly faced vandalism before, but continued to fly that flag. andrew morgan no. one, i'm sure, expected that she would be killed over this. >> absolutely. and as you mentioned in your piece, a rise in that type of hate and rhetoric. and we're starting to see more law enforcement get more aggressive w

jack: ben, carlton, andrew, thank you all. to read more check at this week's edition at barron's.com. don't forget to follow us on at, formerly twitter. it is barron's online, tha we thank you for the conversation. >> from the fox studios in new york city. this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy weekend to all, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo. the evidence abiding family corruption is piling up. newly revealed bank records show millions of dollars went to hunter biden and his associates appointed to the house oversight committee. this money coming from foreign oligarchs in russia, kazakhstan and ukraine while joe biden was vice president. i asked house oversight james comer if he is trying to seek a response from president biden on all of this. here's what he said. >> this is always going to end with the bidens coming in front of the committee. we are going to subpoena the family. if i had subpoenaed joe and hunter biden before i beca

enroll now at your chm dot org jack: i learned something about you this week carlton, you've actuallya tupperware party. >> it was the '90s it was the thing to do. absolutely i have read a lot more interesting news for tupperware to stop over the last few weeks shares up over 800%. what is interesting about this this warm up didn't have much of a reason, a few months ago tupperware one of the going concern. usually not something that makes the stock go up but subset of traders but the company issuing mean stock like behavior similar to gamestop or bed bath and beyond where there is an interest in a nostalgia oriented brands. i think in the case of tupperware and probably reminds me of what we saw with hertz near bankruptcy on the onset of the pandemic were a lot of retail traders look at the stock trading cheaply and i mean less than a dollar and they think of it like a lottery ticket i'm not advising her method of investing but it is something traders tend to do and at the end of the week tupperware was saying if the financial lifeline in restructured debt that put shares up more tha

then it became stationary for a wh >> reporter: police chief denton carlton says the gps tracker helped them uncovritical leads according to the 45-page federalaffidavi investigat served sev search warrants. they fou evide that two of the suspects went tcasino toaunder the illegal proceeds from the heist. the affidavit includes photos of one of them showing off cash. in a surprise twist, investigators say they uncovered evidence one of the suspects was receiving information about the investigation from a law enforcement insider. one text message he got reads, and for all this info, gonna cost you. chief carlson acknowledges the investigation is far from over. >> there are some people that are still unidentified that participated in the robbery that as of now we haven't been able to identify. >> reporter: shoppers we talked to say they're glad police arrested at least some of the folks investigators say are responsible. >> i think that's great. anything that the police can do to stop this and get it -- slow down this trend, i think is awesome. >> glad they're finally catching people. hop

carlton was a mother of nine and a beloved member of the local community there.exas. dr. natalie say azar is here wi what you should know about malaria. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> can you put this into context, how common is it to get malaria in the u.s. and how worried should we be >> the u.s. sees 2,000 cases of malaria a year the cases are typically imported, people bringing malaria back what makes the cases news worthy, these were locally acquired in fact, the one -- the strain in maryland is one that is known to cause more severe disease than the other ones in florida and texas. the cdc actually issued an alert in june, i don't know if you guys recall that, it was as much for public awareness as it was for healthcare providers to have malaria on the radar in case they see cases of unexplained fever to be thinking about that. >> let's talk about how you know you may have gotten stung. they're all over the place what kind of reaction should be expected >> what makes it challenging, you guys, is that early on in mild illness, the symptoms of malar

d and visiting scholar and the department of political science at carlton university and canada. thank you so much for joining us. we'll start off what should be the policy in regards to international diplomacy and athletics? i'm thanks for the question. are i've been thinking about this. it's a to the point is to and thinking about international diplomacy in spots. we must recognize that in some ways, spots have been replaced by states fairly of the symbol of good paul states us. and you will realize that there's a fine balance of the results of that as a find balance between governance, finance, and ethics. when it comes to global spots, diplomacy and the involvement of countries seems on outlets on leave on funds as well. and so i believe the policy that governs international diplomacy and spots. so take into consideration on this um, global dynamics in any way that's look of noises. this is the flow of global finance of global companies all governance issues relating to sports in the charlotte, the by international spots and partitions. um, well, my argument as well as being

laura ann carlton was a married mother of nine children. >> no matter how progressive you think you areis always work to be done. >> the hate has always been there, but it has been emboldened. lauren: gabriella has volunteered with the lgbtq community center since the 1980's. the center continues to inspire action and provide a safe space. >> we are bringing mental health trainings so we can keep people afloat. and also we are doing a lot of advocacy work and training people on how to do community organizing. lauren: tuesday's flag ceremony brought together city leaders and local organizations in the south bay that proved there are allies out there. >> we need to be doing everything we can to support the effort to make it more exciting, vibrant, and safe. lauren: omar torres is the first out lgbtq+ person of color to sit on the san jose county council. he was at the parade this weekend. >> i know you want to walk with me, but i am the queen around here, so please, walk with me. lauren: lauren martinez, abc 7 news. ama: now to your voice your vote, and tomorrow, eight gop candidates will