here in nevada... and now may be a good time to head out, if you haven't voted already. beth fisher is at coronado high school in hend there is a steady stream. of people coming here to coronado high school to vote. in the crowds, a lot of kids. of course they are out of school today but a lot of parents told me they were intentional about bringing them. even six-year-old nathan didn't let an atv accident and the broken leg keep him from the polls. nathan haymore 00-07 holly haymore 07-19 outcue= voice ((toss to greg along with abnormally warm conditions and light winds switching directions to the southwest and will allow temperatures to hold between 6 and 10 temperatures to hold between 6 and 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. today, highs will range between 78 and 84 degrees valley wide with central las vegas reaching 81 degrees; 10 degrees above along with mainly sunny skies and mild winds. by the weekend, a disturbance will pass just to the north of southern nevad temperatures to fall slightly to the mid and upper 70s where they hold into next monday. we have some breaking news...

the idea was to raise money to help protest overs the dakota access pipeline but the owners here at the coronado restaurant had no idea the reaction would be like this. >> the whole thing has been much bigger than we thought it was going to be, which is awesome. reporter: the event on friday raised $2,800 and awareness of critics to vent on a story that has been shared more than 13,000 times on our fox 10 facebook page. >> people are allowed to feel how they feel. people are going to, whenever you do something, especially something when you take a stand on an issue, there's going to be back lash. there is always somebody who has a counter view. >> reporter: he learned something about passion, social stride. >> i have been called not great things. yeah, you can't take offense to it. we'll take, you know, a phone call that was harsh or whatever and two minutes later, someone from out of state called to say thank you for doing what you can to help. >> reporter: matt rodewall, fox 10 news. >>> outgoing maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio will not be going to trial on critical contempt charges this ye

those taking in the vegetarian cuisine here at the coronado tonight are happy knowing they are giving back. >> for those of us who feel like it's really important for people's voices to be heard and for those causes to be remedied and rectified, we are especially aware of it today. >> what they are going through is incredibly unfair and so it's great that we can support them. >> the giving doesn't just stop at food sales. he says they also have boxes at the front of the restaurant where people any time can drop off supplies to be delivered to the protesters. >> specifically things that they are asking for. and first-aid kit. >> the coronado kitchen is open until 11:00 tonight and plenty of time to get down there to support this fundraiser. and also there is a walk tomorrow starting at indian -- excuse me, steel indian school park that's starting at 7:00. the walk will begin at 8:00 in the morning and end here at talking stick resort arena to conclude that walk. reporting live, danielle miller, "fox 10 news." >>> a lot of shoppers in the valley up as early as 3:00 this morning to find

those taking in the vegetarian cuisine here at the coronado tonight are happy knowing they are giving back. >> more than anything make sure that our dollars are going to something really worthwhile especially on a day like today where consumerism is really dominant. and a lot of dollars are not going to people a who are in dire need. >> the giving doesn't stop at food sales. they also have boxes at the front of the restaurant where people any time can drop off supplies to be delivered to the protesters. >> specifically things that they are asking for. so blankets and socks and first-aid kits. >> and the coronado kitchen open until 11:00 tonight. still plenty of time to get down there to support this fundraiser. and also there is a walk excuse me, steel indian school park. the walk will begin at 8:00 in the morning and end here to conclude that walk. reporting live, danielle miller, "fox 10 news." >> you all know today is one of the biggest shopping days and president-elect doing shopping in the form of figuring out who he wants on board in his administration. we have more answers toni

coronado, i'm beth fisher. back to you todd and dana. >> election day is here and polls right now are showing a tight race. both donald trump and hillary clinton held rallies late into the night knowing that it all comes down to getting the vote out. >> the new abc news tracking poll has clinton holding onto a four-point lead. the two candidates are in a dead ground states. >> reporter: dualing rallies kicking off decision day in america. >> so it's now officially tuesday, november 8th. >> i got to tell you, this is sure worth staying up for. >> reporter: just after midnight more famous friends joining hillary clinton at her final rally in north carolina. ?? >> reporter: clinton getting celebrity support from lady gaga to jon bon jovi and bruce springsteen in the final crucial hours. while donald trump made his closing arguments in michigan with running mate, mike pence, arguing, they don't need any big names to win, pointing to his standing-room only crowd. >> today is our independence day. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: election day voting officially kicked off at the stroke of midnight in the smal

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coronado, the famous spanish conquistador, quickly dispatched an expedition, and there were indeed cities. >> hi. >> this is zia. >> awesome. well, thank you for having us. >> the home of community leader ivan pino in zia pueblo. i'm hereraditional hunt. >> so we'll be carrying our shotguns. we'll be carrying our rabbit stick. we won't do this anymore. >> it's harder. >> it's always good to get a prayer going so that the animals can be willing to take their life. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the pueblo, who lived here continuously since around 1250 a.d., had long before the spanish or anyone else arrived a highly organized society. they built multi-level adobe apartment blocks. they farmed the land. irrigated crops using intricate water diversion systems. all this in what sure as hell looked like a harsh and unforgiving land. >> yo, huh, huh, huh, huh. >> this is good weather, though, for hunting because it's a nice breeze, overcast. >> ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. >> pueblo long ago learned to adapt to hard times, dry seasons, war, incursion. there were years where there was nothing. and they had to deal. >> we found a pack rat. >> our first pack rat. >> in preparation for the summer solstice ceremony, game like rabbits an