it's dear gabby. lost our whole future together, every moment we could have cherished. >> and then it goes from this beautiful sort of love letter to this very serious, scary situation. >> rushing back to our car, trying to cross the streams of spread creek before it got too dark to see, too cold. i hear a splash and a scream. >> brian wrote in his notebook in a lot of pain.hile she was o >> but she was freezing, shaking violently. >> brian claims he wasn't sure exactly where they were. he didn't think he could make it back to the van. >> she said little, lapsing between violent shakes, gasping in pain, begging for an end to her pain. >> brain says he killed gabby as a form of mercy. >> i ended her life. i thought it was merciful, that it is what she wanted. but i see now all the mistakes i made. >> a mercy killing. >> and i think the line that really sticks with everybody is that last line. >> i have killed myself by this creek in the hopes that animals may tear me apart, that it may make some of her

i am gabby. amy: the trailer for "gabby giffords won't back down."ore, we spend the hour looking at her remarkable story with the films directors julie cohen and betsy west. that follow the former congresswoman as she fights to recover from her attempted assassination on january 8, 2011, when she and 18 others were shot during a constituent meeting held in a supermarket parking lot in arizona and at tucs metrolitan ar. in aemarkabl sry, sh wen on to erge aone of t mos effectivactivistin the u. batt agast gun volce. bby giords reived a presidenal medalf freed at thwhite houseast thursday for her work. this is president biden. pres. biden: truth that will not grown-up to the epidemic of gun violence in this nation. ruth we can channel the pain and sorrow see too often in america and a movement that will prevail . with her husband -- [applause] with her husband united states senator mark kelly, by the way who was the astronaut you will remember, she is more consequential -- john amy: that is president biden awarding the medal of freedom to gabby gifford

and gabby is encouraging him. >> all right, gabby, what are we doing here today?king speeches. >> reporter: giffords using her political prowess to prep her partner as he began his political career. >> it's a long to-do list, but i'm used to those -- >> oh, posture. straight ahead. >> reporter: offering advice in a way only a wife can. >> slow down. >> gabby is one of the most courageous people i have ever known. >> reporter: giffords' extraordinary public service recently being recognized with the nation's highest civilian honor. >> because of her lives will be saved and america will be safer. [ applause ] >> reporter: a presidential medal of freedom. >> change doesn't happen overnight, and we can't do it alone. join me. let's move ahead together. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> our thanks to juju. "gabby giffords: won't back down" is in theaters now. >>> up next, jen and ben tie the knot. why love may truly be better the second time around for this couple. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill.

gabby has aphasia, which limits ability to speak at times.hings that's so powerful in this film is you really see this incredible story that you have been going through. >> yeah, i mean, it was definitely a question that we had going into this project. like, we wanted gabby's voice to be very much the central voice of this documentary, and it is. and our question was, like, how are we going to make a film centered on someone for whom language is such an ongoing struggle and challenge? and what we learned spending time with gabby is that it's actually so fascinating to see what she goes through every day. so, we kind of made that part of the process of our film. >> you know, obviously we have seen so many horrific shootings this year. uvalde, highland park, the list is long. there's also been legislation that has been bipartisan legislation finally that's been passed. are you optimistic right now about the potential for more change? >> i'm optimistic. it will be a long, hard haul, but i'm optimistic. >> one of the things i was reading up about

gabby: yeah, yeah. no, i would agree.y taken steps as a state to meet voters where they're at, but, additionally, i think people are still disheartened, and i think people actively didn't vote because, you know, they had certain feelings about the way, you know, their lives felt at the moment, especially going through the collective trauma that we did together as a community, our latino community being most disproportionately impacted by the pandemic, and so i think there was a lot of disengagement, but it was also an active disengagement and even a statement in and of itself, and so, sometimes, saying nothing is saying a lot. damian: that's a good way to look at it, and i'm gonna go with that because it's just been--it's been depressing in looking at the numbers, and so, well, tell us about, first, about the latina coalition of silicon valley 'cause you guys have been around for a while. you're the first executive director that they've had there, and one of the emphases is creating those latino leaders. gabby: yes, so ou

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♪ happy birthday to. >> reporter: but then we met gabby. ♪ happy birthday, dear gabby. >> this is the buoyant, musical human being you could ever get to know. >> reporter: the film shows each agonizing step of gifford's recovery. >> are you frustrated? >> reporter: much of it taped by her husband, former astronaut and now arizona senator, mark kelly. what in you said we should document this? >> the reason i did it is when you have an injury like that, you are not going to remember the early days of rehab and recovery. and i wanted her to be able to, you know, see what that was like. >> the skull. >> that's not her real skull. this was your real skull, you would be in really bad shape. >> reporter: but that shows how much they took out. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> gabby, ameri thanks you. >> reporter: after the shooting, he gave up her seat in congress. >> hello, my fellow arizonans. >> reporter: mark kelly took up her mantle. >> he's tough. he's smart. he worked just as hard as i do. well, almost. >> reporter: his entry into politics has led to a surprising role reversal for the couple. >> i

in them, brian laundrie wrote that he killed gabby petito, quoting now, out of mercy. he wrote that something had happened to her and then, i don't know the extent of gabby's injuries, only that she was in extreme pain i ended her life i thought it was merciful, that it was what she wanted, but i see now all the mistakes i made. the petito family's lawyer said he was shocked that the laundries lawyer released brian's notebook pages he said in part, the lawyer cherry picked portions of the notebook to gain sympathy and they expect in the near future that at least one other confession with a different scenario will be released. >>> a texas woman accused of murdering pro cyclist anna moriah wilson last month is now under arrest after a global manhunt. u.s. marshals found her in costa rica after 43 days on the run. detectives detained and questioned kaitlin armstrong in mid-may, a day after wilson was found dead from a gunshot wound. but they let her go because the warrant they used wasn't valid marshals say she then sold her car for $12,000 and headed to austin's airport

time for the top of the news gabby petito's family wants her killer's parents to pay.contend the laundries knew what brian had done but stayed silent now the petitos learn whether they can sue >>> the manhunt for a murder suspect in a pro cyclist's death. how it ended in central america. >>> but first, judges in two states block abortion bans in florida, a judge called the state's ban on abortions after 15 weeks unconstitutional and temporarily halted that ban. and in kentucky, a court approved a temporary restraining order on two laws that prohibit abortion there gop officials in both states say they plan to fight the new orders similar court rulings are coming up daily, so the number of states with bans keeps changing. the guttmacher institute reports more than half of all states have or are planning to impose new anti-abortion laws some of them have just one exception, and that one exception is causing confusion in the medical community here's cnbc's senior health and science correspondent meg tirrell. >> the best word to use right now for the state of health care i

good afternoon, gabby, good afternoon everyone. i gabby, good afternoon everyone. the national anthems. german national anthem plays cheering and applause music: god save the queen cheering and applause they have smashed attendance records for the european championships. we will break another today. the biggest crowd in a euros final, male orfemale, since 1964. and boy, can you feel it? for the first time in euros history it is the same starting line—up in every single game. conceded just one goal during herfirst every single game. conceded just one goal during her first ever tournament as number—one, behind the captain lee williamson, and six goals for the tournament, she has also contributed five aside. four goals in the last three games against the germans. germany, in their away strip today, dark green. the refereeing team todayis dark green. the refereeing team today is led by kateryna monzul. a remarkable story. she continued her refereeing career in the italian league. a lot of experience. as well as the european championships, she has refereed after three w

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very terrible statement, giving hope to joe and nicole that perhaps gabby was still alive, with fullnot. >> the lawsuit alleges that the laundry's new their son killed petito when the couple was on a cross-country trip last year and attempted to help him flee justice. an attorney for the laundries said they are disappointed by the ruling and will continue to use all available legal means to preserve their rights, while the family for gabby petito tells fox they look forward to going to trial. shannon? >> shannon: laura ingle, thank you very much. coming up from a new lawsuit accuses amazon smart speakers of using your voice commands to target you with ads and lots of other places. "night court" convenes next. ♪ ♪ fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our client's portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher in

congresswoman gabby gifford. ♪ khizr khan. sandra lindsay.mbassador cindy mccain, accepting on behalf of senator john mccain. richard trumka junior, accepting on behalf of richard trumka. megan rapinoe. diane nash. dr. julieta garcia. brigadier general wilma vaught. fred gray. ambassador raul yzaguirre. and senator alan simpson . -- senator alan simpson. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. ["hail to the chief" being played] pres. biden: please be seated. good afternoon, and welcome to the white house. i know this is kind of an old place for some of the guys that come here, but thank you all very much. and to other cabinet members and elected officials that are here, and former elected officials like joe lieberman, my good friend is here. and so many critical and important people. i want to thank vice president harris and the second gentleman for allowing us to join them. [laughter] it is a pleasure when you get to hang out together. on monday, we celebrated the independence of our nation, a nation that is always a

gabby is one of the most courageous people i have ever known.applause] one of the most decent, stand up guys i have ever known, allison -- al simpson. [applause] from his beloved wyoming. we served in the united states senate for two decades. he never takes himself too seriously nor takes me seriously. [laughter] all kidding aside, this is the real deal. at his core she has always believed in the common good and what is best for the nation. we didn't agree on everything but we agreed on a whole heck of a lot. he never allowed his party or his state to get in the way of what he felt was right. he allowed his conscience to be his guide and he believed in real relationship. meeting with people on the others of the aisle. believing we can do anything as united states of america. it matters. we need more of your spirit can the united states senate. [applause] pres. biden: who studied u.s. constitution than pakistan. his wife and his young family when they were very little fully believed in the promise of this nation always sacrificed him so to serve

with us now is gabby orr and also with us is edward dovare.t are the factors instigating this earlier than expected announcement from donald trump? >> boris, there's really three factors that go into this accelerated timeline for the former president. the first is what we've seen out of the january 6th committee. there's been bombshell revelations that have actually been a lot more damaging to the former president in terms of what his aides have been telling me than some of them expected. and so trump is eager to change the narrative, to try and do something that will shift the attention back to him in a way that he feels is favorable and he thinks he can do that with a presidential campaign announcement which typically accompanies, you know, a lot of earned media, some more air time for him, gives him an opportunity to get out there and be his own messenger as we know he likes to be. the second reason is that he wants to clear the republican field. he wants to put his potential rivals on notice and there's really nobody that that applies to m

' sheer will to survive powers her cause to stop gun violence >> gabby is one of the most courageouseople i have ever known. >> reporter: honoring service to others through faith, healing, and commitment to country. the late senator john mccain wife, ambassador, cindy mccain says this moment keeps his legacy alive. >> i love the fact that people will remember my husband for what he was, and that's a true hero. >> reporter: the medal of freedom cannot be won. it is only earned. and what that takes can truly inspire us all. kelly o'donnell, nbc news, the white house. >> what a proud moment that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night tire right now on nbc bay area news tonight. san francisco has a new bay area district attorney. she says she'll be a tougher district attorney. >> violence and repeat offenders will no longer be allowed to victimize. hate crime will no longer be tolerated. >> brooks jenkins urges people to recall her former boss. she joins us live to talk about what she p

i did walk in support as i've got so gabby. normally i don't have a beard, but i let it grow a bid for the person play it. so how do you think it looks that's on the field? i saw salva. it's a very striking go through this enough not what is it like after the passion play? does everyone come up and have their hair cut on english? we love at us. i sufficient guns and if yes, that's really something special after the last performance, there's a real run on the head, dresses of it last a week or 2 to so then it's all over and target. i'm done on this for me. gabby did a good job. now i make my way to the museum. the facades been covered over with costumes from the last passion place in 2000 to 2010, very sustainable. you can buy a rope pendle like this. they cost $220.00 euros each can find them online. inside the museum this cord catch my eye. it's one continuous rope of hair connecting each exhibition room to the next. all the hair runs one and a half kilometers through the museum. and leave me to close foot, the artist who make

anyway, gabby and melanie, thank you so much for that reporting.this. >>> meanwhile, there is a mysterious bundle of string that was seen on the surface of mars. >> what? >> looks like floss. >>> plus president biden heads to pennsylvania today as crime rises in certain places in the country. ahead, new white house adviser keisha lance bottoms will join us. (dog barking) we love our pets. but we don't always love their hair. which is why we made bounce pet hair and lint guard with three times the pet h hair fighting ingredients. just one sheet helelps remove pet hair from your clothes! looking good starts in the dryer wiwith bounce pet. only two things are forever: love and liberty mutual customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. if anyone objects to this marriage... (emu squawks) kevin, no! not today. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ as a main street bank, pnc has helped over 7 million kids develop their passion for learning through our grow up great initiative. and now, we're providing b

ah gabby did a good job. now i make my way to the museum. the facades been covered over with costumes from the last passion place at 2002010, very sustainable. you can buy a ro, pendel like this. they cost $220.00 euros each. you can find them on line. inside the museum, this court catches my eye. it's one continuous rope of hair connecting each exhibition room to the next. all the hair runs one and a half kilometers through the museum. and leave me to close, forked the artist who makes this cord out of hair, water and cher it's soap. vowels. how long have you been doing? why short as a law room, why exactly that? i don't know. it was just fun. i live in australia. i met some indigenous people who worked with hair, and i thought i could do that. and that is what i'm hearing obama go. we end up with huge mountains of hair every 10 years. in 2000, i started collecting the hair that performers, and the passion play gave me be that they came home from each individual's hair. i made a string and mr. mother. now take that in poll. we talk like tal

among them gabby giffords.here's also going to be some posthumous recipients as well, steve jobs and also the late senator john mccain, which will be notable. obviously president biden and him had a relationship going back decades. simone biles will also receive this. they're all gathered there at the white house right now. the president will be making his way in any moment, but because this is such an important honor, because it is the highest civilian honor, let's dip in a little bit early and just watch. d ♪ ♪ >> i didn't realize we were about to get just a ton of music. so let's bring in presidential historian michael beschloss. egg on my face, michael. went in a little bit too early. talk to me about this presentation. >> no egg on your face at all, katy. here's a case where this is a medal that goes actually back to 1963. john kennedy was president. for the first time in those years the president of the united states was the leader of the free world. so he thought that like european countries, we should h

' sheer will to survive powers her cause to stop gun violence >> gabby is one of the most courageouseople i have ever known. >> reporter: honoring service to others through faith, healing, and commitment to country. the late senator john mccain wife, ambassador, cindy mccain says this moment keeps his legacy alive. >> i love the fact that people will remember my husband for what he was, and that's a true hero. >> reporter: the medal of freedom cannot be won. it is only earned. and what that takes can truly inspire us all. kelly o'donnell, nbc news, the white house. >> what a proud moment that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪♪ last night a little dancer came dancin' to my door ♪ ♪ last night a little angel came pumpin' on my floor ♪ ♪ she said come baby you got a license for love ♪ ♪ and if it expires pray help from above ♪ ♪ because ♪ ♪ in the midnight hour she cried more more more ♪ ♪ with a rebel yell she cried more more more ♪ ♪ in the midnight hour more more more ♪ ♪ wit

cnn reporter gabby orr joins us with more. what are you learning about the president's plans?sers for months now when he should announce another term and he's now closer than ever to making that announcement. possibly within the next month. our sources tell us, trump has been asking advisers when he should do this. when is the most opportune moment and i'm told there are three factors at play here that have brought him to this being on the brink of announcing. the first as you mentioned is the string of revelations we've heard from the january 6 committee. trump and his advisers have been taken aback by some of the testimony, some of the revelations and how damaging it has potentially been and so he wants to sort of shift the narrative back to him by getting out there, drawing attention to a presidential campaign, and amplifying his earned media and time on television. the second reason, my colleague melanie zanona heard, is that this is a field clearing exercise of sorts. he wants to put his potential republican rivals on notice and that especially applies to florida governor

denzel washington, gold medal ayes simone biles, gabby giffords, simone campbell and steve jobs and john mccain post posthumously. we begin with keir simmons, doug has worked with johnson in the past and welcome to you all. sir peter is also author of "they call it diplomacy." and now a big welcome to all including keir, first of all, boris johnson fiercely fighting this for weeks. so what finally pushed him to this decision? >> reporter: yeah, well, i think in the end it became inevitable, andrea, just to give you an example the morning news show on the radio this morning that is an opinion leader, if you like, said seven ministers have resigned and had to correct themselves, we mean seven ministers have resigned since we've been on air. it was an avalanche of people walking away, and boris johnson losing more than a quarter of his government. so we just saw this dramatic moment, andrea, here in this history making street. boris johnson walking out of 10 downing street there and, of course, in the past we've seen prime ministers in tears. we've seen them try to grab the moment with thes

phil: you have most likely heard of gabby petito, natalie holloway, laci peterson. have you heard of henny scott? ashley loring?

cnn reporter gabby ore joins me now. gabby, let's talk about this very important development which is, apparently trump may want to jump into the 2024 race this early. what are you hearing from your sources? >> for the past few months, trump has been asking his advisers when would be the best time for him to launch a third presidential campaign. and what we've been told over the last week is that the time is now. he has been eagerly awaiting a campaign announcement. that could come as soon as this month, potentially. i'm told by a number of advisers that there are really three reasons that are sort of accelerating this timeline for the former president. the first is, as you mentioned, the revelations that have come out of the public testimony that we've heard from the january 6th committee. they have been much more damaging than trump's team anticipated. and he really wants to change the narrative, to shift it back to him and what his presidential campaign would look like, the policies he would be including on a presiden

her resilience and remarkable recovery. >> gabby, are you frustrated?

gabby is one most courageous people i have ever known.tand genuine guys i've ever served with is this guy, alan simpson. alan is the real deal. former united states senator from his beloved wyoming, republican, we served together in the united states senate for nearly two decades. one of the great things about alan is he never takes himself too seriously, nor takes me seriously. all kidding aside, this is the real deal. this is one of the finest men i've ever worked with. at his core, he's always believed in the common good and what's best for the nation. we didn't agree on everything. we agreed on a whole heck of a lot. he allowed his -- he never allowed his, i don't know, his party or his state or anything to get in the way of what he thought was right. he allowed his conscience to be his guide, and he believed in forging real relationships, even with people on the other side of the aisle, proving we can do anything when we work together as the united states of america. it matters, it matters, it matters. we need more of your spirit bac

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i'm here for gabby. >> jesse: all the power that was given to women, they just took it away. >> greg:get intellivision. competition between women is not good in this world. the reason that most women don't watch wnba, they watch these shows because of conflict. you notice nobody is not binary in there. maybe that would be the next change. >> jesse: i stopped watching this when they went woke with all of the race stuff, so this is news to me. >> katie: i have never watched the show. i have seen snips of it. i go to "the housewives" for my female drama. >> jesse: are you watching the season of "the bachelorette" of the most exciting season ever? >> jessica: it may be proves that this is real and not all scripted, because they definitely did not want this. they have to re-alter the show because the women are saying we don't want to do this anymore, it's terrible, mean, et cetera. but i don't know conceptually why -- if you have a classic, stick with a classic. >> jesse: chris harrison would never have let this happen. >> judge jeanine: i have never watched a show, i don't know why any wo

gabby giffords will be honored for her work preventing gun violence.e biles will be honored for her collection of gold medals. the late senator john mccain and oscar-winning actor denzel washington also on the list. >>> dozens of americans are celebrating this independence day little area becoming new u.s. citizens. >> reporter: it is a busy day. a special ceremony was held this morning. 50 brand-new citizens from 25 countries were sworn in. >> americas free. the history of the uss hornet will be your history. all of you have shown you carry that same spirit as those who served on the ship. you just make america stronger. you have made an active choice to be part of this nation. >> are right. immigration services will hold the ceremony. >>> congratulations to everyone there. still ahead, closing up pride month. the stories coming up next. >>> well, it is officially july which means pride month has come to an end. >> organizers were hard at work today taking down the pink triangle at twin peaks. it's lighted with 2700 pink led lights. it was started bac

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let's go to cnn reporter gabby orr. >> trump has been asking his aides and advisers for the past few months when is the best time for him to jump into the 2024 primary, and what i'm hearing is that he wants to do it sooner rather than later, and when i say soon, jim, that means it could be as early as this month. he has told people in his orbit that he is eyeing a july announcement. there had been talks previously that that might happen next week at a michigan rally. that was scrapped, and now the question is at what point does this happen, and why is this time line being pushed up? and the reason for that is what we've heard from the january 6th committee. this looms over trump and a possible presidential campaign, and he wants to sort of get out in front of that, change the narrative, redirect it back to him, but also put his republican rivals on notice. ron desantis every single day is getting more popular with the republican base, and that's a threat to donald trump if he wants to compete in a republican primary, and so he knows that by getting out there early, beating those othe

cnn reporter gabby orr has more. >> reporter: former president trump spent the last few months weighinge for him to announce a third presidential campaign. our sources tell us he's leaning toward sooner rather than later. i mean potentially this month. trump's allies told my colleagues and me he's closer than ever to taking that step and he has put aides and advisers on notice he may want to launch a campaign before the end of july. now trump had previously considered waiting until after the midterms to toss his hat into the 2024 primary. but there are three reasons that timeline has been pushed up over the past week. for starters, he wants to divert attention away from the january 6th committee's recent public hearings and bombshell revelations, which some of his allies tell us have been more damaging than they anticipated. as one source put it, quote, he knows that if he announces a run for president, he'll be center stage again, end quote. he also wants to put his potential republican rivals on notice by beating them to the punch with an early 2024 announcement. and there is no one t

the campaign paid gabby as a business for their advertising during the primary. my words of my own.re not representative of dug or doug's campaign. i stand by everything i said about christian nationalism being as a movement explicitly christian. even if you break that -- just to be clear here -- there is more of a relationship between mastriano and torba then just his campaign writing this check, right? >> yeah, it's a little unclear, actually, what he wrote the check for. who is $5,000. some kind of consulting work. reporting is indicated that what he was paying for was extra followers on gab. there was some indication that for every new person that signed up for gab they remain automatic followers of doug mastriano and mastriano's followers humid into the tens of thousands since he cut that deal -- actually, it was in april, with gabby. and there was a lot of mutual praising of one another. torba and gab endorsed mastriano in the primary campaign in pennsylvania. and we mastriano turned the sentiment, saying, thank god for what you have done. the statement by torba said he was fo

american soccer star megan rapinoe, academy award-winning actor denzel washington, former congresswoman gabby giffords, and sandra lindsay, a new york nurse, among the first in the country to receive the covid vaccination. also given to apple cofounder steve jobs and former republican senator john mccain. >>> only a few injuries today at the infamous running of the bulls event in spain. the first time in 2019, the festival is in full swing. it was canceled of course because of the pandemic. they click, no one was killed or gored, but six people were taken to the hospital, including one american man with a fractured arm. >>> a right to rev up in sonoma. the san jose pro moto this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and business is good. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anyt

collin was showing gabby and clarity. >> it feels good to be back in the fair.vid, it was all shut down and we were doing online shows and options. it didn't feel like we were there. >> how do you feel about the fair being back? hello? >> no comment. high schoolers created these unique peace signs. they will be auctioned off for ukraine. >> it's a way for the community to get involved, for high school students to represent this community. >> that's the real deal. >> the fare is keeping it local when it comes to food. jim and his amazing brisket are from san rafael. >> the fact that covid is pretty much almost over. at the same time, this is a family affair. people bring the kids here. parents come here. there is something here for everyone. >> don't miss these highlights. the og, the funnel cake. something new this year, lobster fries. this is a cotton candy mimosa de t fun is accounting -- of a found a fair and a glass. it is very sweet. pablo cruz performs tonight. shealy on friday. kids and seniors get in free today. we are at the marin county fair. abc7news.