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. >> reporter: the student behind the mascot, gus camille.on forming an immediate and lasting friendship. >> grayson and ms. wuf had an instant connection. it was just easy. it was. >> reporter: and after grayson's 20th major surgery, he had to learn to walk again. >> he really has that never give up spirit. he is a fighter. when the odds are stacked against him, he always pulls through. >> reporter: so with the help of gus and the entire n.c. state community, it became a team effort. >> it was just kind of getting the confidence and finally figuring it out but it was something that we could do, so it was definitely an emotional moment. >> come on. come on. >> reporter: and here is that moment once again, grayson taking those steps. >> you did it! >> he's just our normal kiddo, but people like to have something that gives them some hope. if we can provide some sunshine to people, that's the least we can do. >> and we are so proud of grayson. keep it up. we are rooting for you. thanks so much for watching tonight. i'm tom llamas in new york. s

that losing the window gus you know you said the problem is i would out but again not so good to push and the way knows there is a person like your oldest brother they only know matters by law if you're looking almost always out by me but i'm with us and don't use them when problem is i will be valuable only passed when the whole family here is what happened to your husband and isolated case here or there guns in the neighborhood people getting killed last year a little gas so you could. always draw. your somewhere to do some more of the cylon nassau we are you know the. only way you put a damper on noise and they were missed part of the employer so and dancers. some cousins good numbers already booked us on the must be our last gasp of. those but he talked. about but i don't want to rock good dinners and the much yeah look the most. vocal we poke a hand of. the state attorney responsible for t.v. one. stuff wants to deal with the daily mail but they were overwhelmed. on the last parliament because at the normals i came back and before they can physically or as get them they will cut

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hills could see gus of 70 miles an hour.dy further north, but with heavy rain continuing, in aberdeen with a strong wind off the north sea, those outbreaks of rain, damages of 13 to 1a degrees, it will not feel too pleasant. wendy threw down towards the south. all the while, the far north of scotland, northern ireland but italy will stay dry with sunshine. tuesday night this corolla wet weather, here is our wet weather. still providing some pretty strong wind. the wind is only slowly easing through the early hours as our area of low pressure d rifts as our area of low pressure drifts out into the north sea. you can still see plenty of white lines, plenty of isobars on the chart. we will still have some very dusty conditions across eastern scotland in particular eastern coastal counties of england. some rain as well, but from the west, things will be calming down through the day, the wind will slowly ease. we will see some spells of sunshine. it will feel fairly cool, though. 19 for plymouth, 21 in london. some more rain in t

in england in wales 45 to 50 miles an hourand gus in england in wales 45 to 50 miles an hour and laternditions behind with a few showers. those are the wind gusts you can expect and you will see more rain coming in across northern ireland, north wales and northern england through the afternoon. temperatures are disappointing for the time of year across the board, 12 in aberdeen to 21 as we pushed out towards london. on wednesday, the low pressure moves away to the near continent, but before it does you can see the squeeze in the isobars close to the north sea coast. so for those counties along the east of the country, we are looking at a windy start but the winds will ease through the day and many will have a dry day with variable amounts of cloud and some sunshine. highs, 12 to 21 yet again. as we head into thursday, we have this band of rain moving from northern ireland into scotland, turning showery. the next area of low pressure brings in further heavy rain and some gusty winds. temperatures 12 to 20. good morning. for the next half hour you have a chance to put a question to the t

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and i think it's it's even a limited space because we are denying gus interest here which also hotspots even wolf. kenya has only one government run safe house which makes such privately run shelters essential for survivors of. survivors like 16 year old maria not her real name she came here after she was raped at gunpoint by a soldier who had hired her as a maid. after he raped me when i got off the bed and found a metal thing to loosen the t. shirt he had used to tie me. i removed a mouthguard and then continued going to work because my mom asked for the line and . he also threatened to kill my wife and i only have one part and. maria's daughter was born after the rape and she has spent her entire 10 month life here she is one of 7 in france at the shelter. of my show 2nd safe house nearby we meet the youngest resident who also not her real name has been here since the pandemic and she was assaulted and brought here by caseworkers after her mother was caught trying to negotiate her attackers release. who is just 5 years old. i asked edith morag from the center for domestic training an

>> with the help of that interim committee, gus. they selected targets that they believed to be military targets, primarily military targets. they knew there were civilians there. hiroshima, for example, had a port. it had a couple of military -- it was headquarters for a couple of military outfits including, i think, the second army and certainly the cha gu cue military police headquarters, and they had the port. they were training soldiers and shipping them out to china from hiroshima. so they had a port. nagasaki was a ship building center. you had the mitsubishi ship works down at the mouth of the river in the harbor, so those were -- those were considered military targets, and that's how they chose. also, there was some -- unfortunately some factor, i believe, they factored in whether or not these places had been bombed already because the scientists and the military wanted to know what kind of destruction the bombs would have, and you -- they wanted a pristine target, so they -- i'm not sure how much that figured in, but i kno

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gus and the entire n.c.ffort. >> it was just kind of the getting the confidence, finally figuring it out, that it was something we could do. it was definitely an emotional moment. >> reporter: and here's that moment once again. grayson taking those steps. >> you did it! >> good job! >> he's just our normal kiddo, but people like to have something that gives them some hope. if we can provide some sunshine to people, that's the least we can do. >> our thanks to tom llamas and to our raleigh, durham abc station wtvd. i worked a couple of years down there in the research triangle park, and the wolfpack, that n.c. state community, is a really, really good one. to see a story like that, it really warms your heart. >> it seems like such a small moment, but to hear grayson's journey. not only that, it goes to show at even a young age, he's showing all of us the only limitations we have are the ones we put on ourselves. i want to see all he accomplishes, because i see big things in that kid's future. >> you better pr

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gus rushed to safety with his wife and 3-year-old twins in tow. he said a neighbor called them 1:30 in the morning and twaum long after that when firefighters ordered they will to leave. >> we just grabbed a bunch of clothes, jumped in the truck, got the cats and dogs and headed to oakland. >> gus and his family had just moved to a 16-acre fire. it includes a five acre pear orchard. he tells abc7 news, the fire abutted right up to his property line. he's learned the pear orchard and his horse stables are still standing. >>> mandatory evacuation orders are in effect for the northern end of animalia county including areas of pope valley. now the latest. >> good evening. a lot of haze out here. if you look into the distance, you can see a small plume. earlier today, there were massive clouds of smoke coming from the hennessey fire. we spoke to people who were forced to evacuate all saying the same thing. it's tough to lose a home during a pandemic but they're hoping their holes will be saved. sheriff's deputies are helping with the evacuation orders.

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>> with the help of the interim committee, gus. they selected targets they believed to be, or knew to be military targets, primarily military targets. they knew there were civilians there. hiroshima had ports, some military headquarters and some assets i think for the second army, and certainly the military police headquarters. and they had the port. they were training soldiers and shipping them to china from hiroshima. they had a port. nagasaki was a shipbuilding center, you have the mitsubishi ship works at the mouth of the river at harbor. those were considered military targets. in that is how they chose. also, there was unfortunately some factors, they factored in if these places have been bombed already. the scientists and the military wanted to know what kind of destruction the bombs would have. they wanted a pristine target. i am not sure how much that figured in that i know that was at least part of it. they were trying to choose military targets that would cripple some industry and do a lot of damage. >> i know that in the

another officer, day mondmon gu wyler was killed. >> somebody please come help! >> reporter: finally, a good samaritan tackles him and police find what they say was a ghost gun, a homemade a.r.-style rifle he'd allegedly used. and as he was led away, cario ye yells. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: authorities say cario scrawled in blood on one of the vehicles he stole, and in the van, a bullet-proof vest tying him to the movement. he has been indicted and faces charges of murder and attempted murder, both have pled not guilty. >> he was a lone wolf. we do not condone violence or his actions. they were disgusting. he was not doing that in the defense of anybody's individual liberty. >> reporter: do you think it's a problem for the boogaloo that people identify them with steven's alleged attack on police? >> yes, it has been harmful to some things with us, yes. >> reporter: you've turned people away who have been advocating violence. >> absolutely. >> reporter: but these boogaloos claim they are non-violent and have become a self-involved fixture in protests across the

will kick their ass grandma day i'll kill you gus it's all that bad in there i'm rachel joining me the captivity of last. year after year they're drawn back to this place by the millions. these terrible better known as responsible flying foxes frock to a little forest in zambia. it's thought to be the world's largest mammal migration. and one of africa's greatest unsolved mysteries. researchers from germany are trying to learn more about these mega bats to do that they're hoping to catch a few of them with a net the scientists are setting up a trap at 2 am because it must be ready before sunrise but they are flying foxes are not turned off they can still see them survive day then at night because unlike other bats flying foxes don't and co-locate that use their sense of sight to navigate. it's an instant isn't it's we must always keep the net off the ground and then open up the compartments so it hangs completely straight at the top so the bats don't see it and it deflate them or as it is not seen work in complete silence with no light and only night vision goggles them and then we hop

awe sometimes i go gus teen or pope paul vi or somebody. one thing that i was thinking of as you were speaking, mr. leader, arnold toynbee. in his histories of civilization, as you are aware of, he said that when societies are formed, there are two ways they can go. the elite minority that will be ruling, could be there called the flowering elite. there for the flowering of everybody in that society. or they could be the exploitive elite. the exploitive minority. and they are there for power and money. power and money. and when these two exist in the same society, there can be a skiss. of the soul of the society. because they're so different. that's kind of what we're at that table about. we're there representing the kitchen table needs. kitchen table needs of the american people. they're there representing the board conference room table. and that is a different perspective. that's why it takes longer. now it takes a great deal, i salute my colleagues because they have been very courageous. the other side is going out there and making it l

first black woman to be attorney won to me a vehe first bla prestial nee s s a ltle bit andosepo witho guing to take tough fights. i think that her lineage and her legacy and politics have shown she is ready to lead, ready to serve, ready to be in the executivoffice. i think, at the end of the day, joe biden was looking for a running mate that would be ready to lead and govern with him on day one, to be that partner standing beside him. she has proven that through her past. ne: we have seen the democratic party conflicted between how centrist it needs to be and the more progressive wing . it is kamala harrin somebody who ite the party? -- is kamala harris somebody who can unite the party? >> absolutely. we know that with the pressure that senator harris has put on congress to pass comprehensive iminal justice reform the response she has had to a number of the injustices, either breonna taylor or with george floyd, that she has really been a cm,mpion for ref structural races policies -- reform of structural racist pocies. she is a progressive candidate th is there to fight not just for tho

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but we could see erratic winds and costs if we do experience of thunderstorm the gus could reach anywhere from 25 to 45 miles per hour. and that of course brings a concern store firefighters. the red flood warning goes until 5:00 this afternoon. and you can see it is still widespread for the northbay central and south bay. when it comes to air quality, still a tough one out there. unhealthy for sensitive groups. northbay, central bail on the peninsula as well and the east bay as well as the south bay continuing with unhealthy air throughout the course of your bay area monday. when i come back i will have a look at the afternoon highs were today we will take a look at the extended forecast all the way through and into the weekend. back to you. >>> all right rosemary, thyme is 511. some residents in the santa cruz mountains taking action on their own. the message from cal fire as residents try to save their homes. >>> plus, the white house pushing a major breakthrough in the battle against the coronavirus. details of an emergency authorization for a plasma treatment. >>> hey, it's me...your

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to my friend, congressman gus bilirakis is here. thank you so much, congressman.iend of many years. chairman joe. to everyone that has come out today, i have got to tell you it's great to be back in the sunshine state for a trump victory rally celebrating faith in america. [cheers and applause] v.p. pence: because i have faith in america! [cheers and applause] v.p. pence: but it's so good to be with so many friends of so many years. congressman bilirakis and i served together on capitol hill. i was in congress for 12 years, although it seemed longer. [laughter] congressman, i have to tell you, you have been a champion of conservative values every day new served florida in washington, d.c., and i'm proud. i'm proud to call you a friend. and speaking of friends, allow me to bring greetings from another friend of mine. a man who loves the sunshine state. and when i told him last night i was headed down to florida, i think he sounded just a little bit jealous. so allow me to bring greetings and gratitude at this faith in america rally from the 45th president of the un

lebanon or any other part of the world so we're glad that we're there to bring them back that's just on gus talk in lebanon welcome to the lebanese ambassador and my job and we're going to get everybody back but what we don't want to see happen is more goes to him back we don't want more goes there back when this ones are back and lebanon has stopped issuing domestic walk visas that we have agreed with lebanon so no more want business for domestic stuff in lebanon and in more on that everything is sorted out so we're glad that this goes that back and what i want to say is that they can follow our system needs to be discouraged totally discourages abusive is exploitative and also not be in that kind of condition that was better when it does go said to me they knew what they were going to that they would not have gone they were not of god if they knew the situation there wasn't going to so african women the men that were there was the awareness in the african countries we need leadership we agree absolutely that some are going out of desperation for jobs jumped into the provided when these gu

flooding from four to eight inches of rainfall.laura may also become a hurricane as it crosses into the gu towards louisiana and mississippi. accord records kept since at least 1900, two hurricanes have never ford in the gulf of mexico simultaneously. fire officials in northern california are bracingor more dry thunderstorms today, a week after lightning started some of the largest wildfires in the state's history. the three largest fire complexes, each consisting of multiple wildfires, have burned more than 1,100 square miles as of this morning. across the state there are now more than 13,000 firefighters working to contain the blazes. in northern california, tens of thousands of people have been evacuated, more than 700 structures have been burned, and at least five people are dead. on saturday, president trump issued a major disaster declaration to provide federal aid. activists in the louisiana cy lafayette say they will continue tnd racial justice in the wake of police shooting and killing a black man who had a knife on friday night. police used tear gasear protesters, after some set

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four monster, is just hours away from bringing dangerous winds and unsurvivable storm surge to the gu texas to louisiana, bracing for 140-mile-per-hour winds and catastrophic damage. the national hurricane center warns, little time remains to protect life and property. o evacuate thousands in the storm's path. breaking news: n.b.a. boycott. all play-off games postponed. players protesting the shooting , jacob blake, teams and referees walking off the court. the emotional message from n.b.a. coach doc rivers. l> we keep loving this country, and this country does not love us back. >> o'donnell: also, breaking ora 17-year-old from illinois o proteste were shot dead in the teen was caught on camera earlier in the night saying he was trying to protect a gas station. convention fallout. reaction tonight after unprecedented use of the white house for a political event. and, with that powerful trricane barreling its way to the gulf coast, will the storm upend the president's huge finale plan for the south lawn? stunning reversal. in a dramatic about-face, the c.d.c. suddenly changes its guide

i'm in their home is a rapper and music producer who collects old shows across of gus a. few used some of these pics his in a music video he made $0.03. and lots of people want to leave gaza says i'm on but he's decided to stay. though i wouldn't let my friends some great photos of gaza on the internet as well. they show that people in the gaza strip and elsewhere in palestine used to have freedom while the mission was. in the senate and this makes me want to write songs about the miserable conditions that we live in today and how people here used to live a fulfilling all i see is about. the economy in gaza and palestine was growing for cricket all of us who feel they had trains and an airport but there's no airport in gaza today and the solution the above is just ridiculous is that back in the sixty's we had an airport in the gaza strip the conversion. but now in 2020 we don't. know why. over half of gaza's residents under the age of 30 most of them have never been outside the territory. i'm a mere hammy says come to see a friend who's also a musician they're going to tr

over the years, owners roger and gus came to rely a great deal on roberto.roberto more like a favored son than just an employee. how important was family to roberto? >> probably the most important thing. it all revolved around this. we didn't have much, but everywhere he went, we went, too. we were always together. >> whatever went wrong, he was the one to go to. he was the one to keep everybody together. >> reporter: latino culture celebrated coming of age ritual called the quinceanera, when a girl turns 15. so when roberto's daughter turned 15 -- >> he went all out. it was his only -- i was the only girl so he did everything he could to make that day the best. >> what kinds of things do you do? >> you have to have your father/daughter dance. you just feel like you're the only person that exists at that moment. like you just feel important. you really do feel like a princess. >> reporter: probably won't ever forget that. but of course for teenagers there is another rite of passage. butting heads with parents. which that last morning may have, pure chance, s

so gus a florist enormously enormously in that period that you could feel you could see. and my father work became even more fraught icing because he was the agent for. company. for everything that graph in the paper of the. of the films or and he was the distribute for all the other photographers and by then many other young palestinians that we're working with or either with or with coke or order with my father that they started their businesses as well and all over the best. during this time a number of high profile international visitors travel to girls including shake of into 959 local newspapers reported that the communist revolution revisited the shotty refugee camp. hollywood actor hugh bruno also visited gaza on behalf of the united nations to call attention to the plight of refugees in the region. and in 1960 indian prime minister jawaharlal nehru arrived in gaza to visit indian troops who were part of the un peacekeeping force. gaza's landscape has changed considerably over the years. more winterize he's trying to document this transformation. this is the grace