[applause] >> following his remarks at the hillsboro county new hampshire gop breakfast, senator tom cotton spoke at the annual machine gun shoot, hosted by county republicans. there, he talked about the second amendment and supporting law enforcement. >> yeah, and look, tommy has to cover all 50 states. and for him to spend this much time in new hampshire tells us we are a battleground state that the rnc is going to invest in. we do not know how much yet. if we give a good showing, money follows success. we do well, they will invest in us so we can win. so we have to do our part. our final speaker, i want to remind you, we have the thompson submachine gun clyde used that we will auction off for magazines when the speaker is done. that is the thompson submachine gun. steve is going to do the auction. now it is my honor to introduce a great man who has been standing up for conservative principles and the second amendment. he has no fear at all, he will take on our opponents, toe to to, you see them on tv a lot because he is not afraid to speak out. our good friend army veteran tom cot

they became the marching mothers of hillsboro. they marched for miles to the town's all-white primary school. every day they were sent home. they carried on. eventually the community and the state and the country they notice. they joined with the naacp to join a lawsuit against the hillsboro board of education. made it all to the supreme court and they won. because of miss elsie and her fellow mothers advocacy, the courts ordered the schools to integrate and paved the wait for integration in other northern cities. her activism showed us why ordinary students and ordinary citizens, what they can achieve when they join together to fight for justice. it's a reminder of how far we've come. how much work we have to do to achieve justice and opportunity for all children in our country. years elsie steward young was up ducted into the civil rights hall of fame. that fall we honored the marching mothers of hillsboro and the children, now adalats, who marched, we honored them with our office's can canary aw. then-senator kamala harris was

. >> (♪♪♪ mÚsica ♪♪♪) >>>> en telemundo 48 se cumple dos años en tiroteo en hillsboro hay vigilia parapuede una tercera dosis protegeré la variante delta? decimos lo que se investigó >>> regresamos >>> como pasa el tiempo ese segundo aniversario del tiroteo en el festival de, (nombre en inglès) >>> uno de los eventos se lleva a cabo, vigilia para recordar a las víctimas y sobrevivientes, fátima navarrete con los detalles >>> así es, estamos en ese centro de arte de la ciudad donde se lleva a cabo este acto conmemorativo a dos años de la tragedia, parte de la celebración son diferentes actividades meal panorama porque una son rituales que vemos en pantalla además que trajeron información para la comunidad acerca de recursos para ayudarlos, se hace presente diferente gente de los de como el fiscal del condado santa clara y otras organizaciones comunitarias que están liberando este evento para decir a la comunidad que no se olvidaron de lo que pasó y están en solidaridad con las víctimas y sobrevivientes, invito a christopher que está en la unidad del crimen de la fiscalía de santa clara,

you can see down at the lower elevations of the bright red lights which is for hillsboro coffee i think that's it out there and is maybe see the ferry building lights. now this is east bay down east 80 or 880. some fairly low clouds but no issue with fog. just a great start. we will put some numbers on the morning, at this point still a warm 62 in san jose, a warm 69 around ukiah, california, mid 60s for inland valleys of the east bay. let's look from current overtures to where the clouds are and now we get the real clear idea. that is why it looks so gray over the city, clouds a little bit down into san jose but not to gray. it should get sunshine into late morning and that is looking up the santa rosa felt smelt back by 10.00 for most, except for the immediate post which hangs on typical. sunshine is likely cooler today and i will show you the daytime- a second. let me show you the big picture. a very good summer for thunderstorms in the desert southwest. we put it into future tests the line of thunderstorms cropped up, that comes up in this era and then again tomorrow but a few high

we�*re years on from the hillsboro disaster, there�*s been any safety concerns. last night. quite traumatised for what they saw last ni . ht. , ., last night. understand their suggestions _ last night. understand their suggestions that _ last night. understand their suggestions that the - last night. understand their. suggestions that the stewards last night. understand their- suggestions that the stewards were staying off the record they felt they did not feel supported sufficiently by the police. there�*s another side to that which the police were putting themselves in the front line outside the stadium you could argue that it�*s not their responsibility what happens at a private venue involving a very big organisation that presumably has security staff. we don�*t know the full story so it�*s not for me to castjudgement on that. presumably there are questions that we need to be answered about that. do you want to just take on how the prime minister public position is blank into this? because we have on the front of the guardian, the rashford mural in manchester

the city of hillsboro went very strict only allowing hand watering. san jose customers are limiting watering to 15 minutes twice a week. santa clara water district is asking for a 15% cut back. east bay asking for 10%. contra costa is asking people to avoid watering between 9 in the morning and 5 in the evening. this is a live look at a very dry walnut creek. another cool day on tap, and that's going to change soon. >> we want to bring in meteorologist kari hall with a look at what we can expect for the day. >> we have been talking about how it's so nice here recently for a lot of our inland areas. a live look outside in dublin where we started out with some clouds, and we have seen the coastal clouds and the fog linger. that's keeping a lot of the rest of the bay area cool, so as we look at our current temperatures, if you're getting ready to head out for lunch, going out for a walk, it is still in the mid 50s in san francisco. you head across the bay to oakland, it's 60 degrees now, and we can see our temperatures mostly in the 60s and 70s from the

he was actually at hillsboro, the hills became nothing or support and he was nothing and he was at the notting of ours and when obviously the whole trifle social events unfolded it. the other end, which is linked to policing of the minus strike, which is mentioned in reporting about the hills, were inquiring mostly just shows how you know everything is going to go with someone. you may have noticed the way the current tournament here a 2020 is being portrayed in wow. hurricanes. amazing green issues. i mean, these are all working class men, young men. why do you think none of them stop to think of why there are no working class men or why the disproportionately hardly any working class brain surgeons or a symphony composes or architect? why does no one fits up to think that they somehow get into football? but they, they don't bother with those other professions. well, yeah, i mean, you know, that's one concerning that question. really. it's that goes back to, i guess, university and student grounds this up on that. i mean, i went locks it, but if it 950, well you know, i went to be nic

myers and toppling huge trees in hillsboro county. our ginger zee in tampa. >> just after 4:00 a.m., and elsa just passed about 50 miles west of tampa bay. you can see the bay, with the wind starting to shove in, getting pretty angry. >> reporter: in the waters off key west, the coast guard and a good samaritan rescuing 15 people after their vessel capsized. nine people remain missing tonight. david, what remains here now, some wind, some rain, and there will be cleanup. david? >> will reeve leading us off. will, thank you. >>> let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee with the latest track tonight as the storm now prepares to move right up the coast. ginger, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, david. that's why we raced up here ahead of it, because we will be feeling impacts. so, i started the morning in tampa and now worried about it here for friday morning. let me take you through the timing. tornado watch in place, just on the phone with my sister who is an officer in the navy at kings bay, georgia. looks like

wayne freedman was in hillsboro for the final interviews. >> reporter: a final job interview like any other. a room filled with candidates from whom they will choose two. >> there is not one that stands out to be the jerky yet. >> my name is roosevelt. >> every person applied for this job on video. most of them wearing pants and some not. the hiring employer, murphy good wyatt. whatever they want to make of it, he says. >> i'm ready for a change. >> it is time for a pivot. >> it's like the ultimate internship. >> winemaker david murphy modeled after a similar campaign and the tough times of 2009. they received 7000 of these videos. he is not sure who or what he is looking for but knows what he wants. >> to really show them everything that there is, and at the end, have this well- rounded incredible employee that wants to join our family, maybe for their retired career. >> this is unique not only because it remains undefined as of this moment, but because it pays $10,000 a month for year, including free rent and a house, and a year supply of wine. the amount of which also remains undef

[applause] >> following his remarks at the hillsboro county new hampshire gop breakfast, senator tom cotton spoke at the annual machine gun shoot, hosted by county republicans. there, he talked about the second amendment and supporting law enforcement. >> yeah, and look, tommy has to cover all 50 states.

the 65th annual hillsboro concord took over the 18th fairway at crystal springs golf course. 210 classicluded several rolls royce models, ferraris, bmws and ford race cars. about 2,500 people showed up. >> i feel as this tremendous pent up demand, everybody is over the long, long winter of the pandemic everybody working away in their garages, a lot of focus and, yeah, just the opportunity to get out here and to show off their work. >> the some vintage see's candies vehicles dating back to the 1940s. >>> taking a look outside at that car show, gorgeous weather, very seasonable but dry. >> but dry and that dry weather has moved out because that monsoonal moisture has that risk of dry lightning. our red flag warning until 5 p.m. tomorrow for the threat of lightning and possibility of new fires. you can see the areas shaded in red with the highest risk. we'll go through the lightning strike risk factor. overnight there's little to none. we'll go into the early morning. this is about 10 a.m., 11 a.m., close to lunchtime, a low risk in parts of the bay area for lightning, but that's about it.

a little bit cooler around san bruno and over towards hillsboro and those areas in the mid to upper 60sin downtown south san francisco and sausalito. to the north bay to mid 80s until we get to santa rosa at 87. heading north gets warmer. for the east bay, upper 60s in richmond, berkeley, and oakland. as we head inland, temperatures in the low 80s to low 90s. 81 to 91. tonight, the cloud cover is about the same as this morning. drizzle along the peninsula, especially around the coast. in my accuweather 7-day forecast, you can see the fluctuation in temperatures with increasing clouds on sunday and especially monday and tuesday. that is when we will have the best chance for any thunderstorms. >>> thank you. >>> new at 6:00, tesla's empire expansion. laying out plans to perhaps hie later this year. >>> and it garlic festival reimagined if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... >>> if you are on instagram, now you can control how much sensitive content you see. this is a new tool called sensitive content control and

at least eight school districts from vermont to arizona miami, houston, hillsboro county are keeping it optional. >> monitor hog is vaccinated, who's not, that is just fraught with error. universal masking works. we know it works. >> this one, i love it because it has crowns. >> reporter: uncertainty is all that certain for the gards, who considered entering audrey into the vaccine trial. they say they're bracing for the worst case scenario. >> i tell my husband he can no longer work because he needs to run at-home school. audrey comes home and then i am our single breadwinner for this family of four. >> reporter: gwinnett county public schools tells me they will be taking mitigation measures, including social distancing. the students, when able to, they'll be disinfecting areas pretty frequently and have quarantine protocols in place in case a student faculty member. governor kemp signed an executive order in may which basically restricts the usage of masks in schools but does not go far enough in outright banning them. we should also mention nine out of the 20 largest school distri

the state of emergency applies to the following counts, charlotte, sit russ, cool yard, hillsboro, miami-dadehat will pass over the western portion of cuba, end up in the florida straits and then start impacting florida with the eye of the storm right now looking to be on the west side of florida. and so we obviously do what we do when it comes to the tropical storms and hurricanes. that's just what we do. kevin guthrie has been designated as the coordinating officer for the duration of the storm. our executive order will assist the division and the state emergency response team in responding to the storm, ensuring floridians are prepared for potential impact. now, as we mentioned yesterday, we have a building here in surfside that is tottering, it is structurally unsound. and although the eye of the storm is not likely to pass over this direction, you could feel gusts in this area. we don't know. it's definitely a possibility. and so i know the mayor and -- both mayors are supported demolishing the building. we brought in on the state level, the department of transportation engineers to exam

the state of emergency applies to the charlotte, citrus, hardy, hernando, hillsboro, manatee, miami-dadea track passing over the western portion of cuba and end up in the florida straits and start impacting florida with the eye of the storm looking to be on the west side of florida so we obviously do what we do when it comes to the tropical storms and the hurricanes. that's just what we do. kevin guthrey has been designated as an officer for the duration of the storm and our executive order will assist the division and the state emergency response team in responding to the storm and ensuring floridians are prepared for possible impact. now, as we mentioned yesterday, we have a building here in surfside that is tottering, it's structurally unsound. though the storm is not likely to push in this direction, you could feel gusts in that area, we don't know, it's definitely a possibility and so, i know the mayor and both mayors have had supported demolishing the building. we brought in on the state level, the department of transportation engineers to examine the remaining structure and propos

let's talk to frank, calling from hillsboro, delaware. caller: good morning. am calling in to comment on what is going on. first of all, i am calling to support -- those calling into support joe biden, they are more runs. they don't know what is -- they are morons. they don't know what is going on. the price of everything is going up. joe biden does not even belong in there. they cheated their way, and now he is going to spend as much money as he possibly can get the hell out of there. host: what do you think the president should do to turn the economy around? caller: i think he should resign. he is terrible. we knew he was going to be terrible to get in there. how did he get elected? come on now. once they found out about the elections and it is rotten to the core. when you let people like this in office, it is terrible. host: let's call from terry, calling from lake, minnesota. good morning. caller: to the previous caller, all i say is trump was the most corrupt president that ever was in that office and should be in jail. joe biden is cleaning up his mess t