hilton was making, do they care? >> absolutely a losing battle for republicans.oll shows it but we saw it in the referendum yesterda california with the fail in recall effort. it failed. they do not compare. dr. hilton just mentioned they're willing to sacrifice their own and we know that applies to their broader base of voters. not only friends and families they're willing to sacrifice but it's their voting base. they have a cap of what they recognize under the party leadership of trump they rhetorc is so harmful. no, they don't care. we have republicans running against vaccine mandates, and against things we know families are losing their loved ones over this pandemic. they'll lose. >> we'll talk about the california recall for those of you have not gotten enough of that story. dr. hilton, "the washington post" reported a grim milestone of 1 in 500 americans have died from covid-19. how critical are vaccine mandates to help turn numbers around? >> it's absolutely critical. at this point if we are looking at literally the number of deaths we had in 2021 verses 2

hilton, you talked about schools. an l.a.ict just announced a vaccine mandate for students ages 12 and up. i wonder if you think that is something we'll be seeing in more school districts and what that would mean for the return to the classroom. >> yeah, i think we have to. unfortunately, what we're seeing is that more and more of our children are being infected. we see in hispanic how we're having outbreaks literally every other day. in south carolina i just heard a report -- that's where my family lives. one of my cousins is a teacher in lancaster county. a 16-year-old died. we're seeing teachers getting infected. we know we have a shortage of educators and they are literally preparing our future to be able to remain this power house globally. so we can't afford to handicap our ex-system because of this pandemic and the inability to vaccinate both our staff and then getting down to our children. >> we talked a lot about testing and that's coming into focus again, especially as we head into cold and flu season. the biden adm

antonia hilton, nbc news, south lake, texas. >> we want to mention the first two episodes of "south lake" are available now wherever you get your podcasts. >>> when we come back, "inspiring america," so many across the country helping those in the storm zone. stay with us >>> back now with "inspiring america." tonight good people from all over the country helping neighbors in need in the storm zone they say it takes the worst to bring out the best hurricane ida may have been strong, but a surge of generosity is proving stronger americans springing into action to assist storm ravaged areas. >> we have several pallets of mres, we hav hundreds of pallets of water, disaster boxes. >> reporter: at the houston food bank, scores o volunteers have been collecting donations in grand prairie, texas, trucks with enough supplies to help more than 2,000 families are on the move pet essentials are being dropped off in new york >> we lived through hurricane sandy ten years ago, nine years ago, so we know the feeling. >> reporter: in baton rouge, red cross volunteers taking care of the storm's smallest

doctor hilton, thank you for being here.urting to projections out of johns hopkins, cases work until continue to decline. does this mean that americans can start not celebrating the end of the pandemic but at least marking the end of the pandemic? >> yeah, you know i would love to be optimistic and i'm usually an optimistic person. but i do remember is we said the same things back in june and july. remember? and we started talking about how we can relax and we can take off our masks and we can go and live life fully. but we know that we have the potential of a new variant. and having the spirit come to be in the first place, the delta variant. it's impacting a large number of persons that were not vaccinated. there were walking around without masks on. look at the deep south of the united states of america, that's exactly what we have. in the west midwest, look at what we have. if we look at the continent of africa, we're looking at 2% of the entire continent -- 4% of the entire continent thing fully vaccinated. we are not o

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hilton? >> yes. all the time, we're physicians, but i take my white coat off and i am just a person just like you. i want to go home to my family as well. it is troubling when you see that we have this intervention that could keep not only them alive but reduce their likelihood of being infected five times, reduce ten times less likely to be admitted to the hospital. it may help to keep myself safe as well. it's not just me. i think about my colleagues who are immuno compromised that are trying to take care of themselves and patients. my coworkers who have young children at home who are not able to be vaccinated right now, every day they come to work they have the potential to take that virus home to their 5-year-old. so it makes me pause when i hear people say, well, i just don't want it. if there's a curiosity there, we can talk about the safety of this vaccine. you got to think at this point 45% of the entire globe has been vaccinated. it's proven itself to be safe. >> dr. hilton, thank you. allis

steve hilton, you have been the best on this.ee you, pete. >> pete: good to see you. coming up, you know will cain. he has the big heart and dashing good looks. stuck inside this teeny tiny box again. he can't get out of it oh, look at him in there he is so cute. cute little guy right there. will he manage to get out of the box and make it on set in time? we will find out after the break. ♪ ♪ >> just a few minutes left in the show. time to talk to will gain on th clock. three stories, 60 seconds each. only three tonight great you ar saving some time for the last one. we will let the emoji's be our guide. the first story, it was a bad day for former florida governor jeb bush. this picture says it all. this is him in using the store phone to call for help after being locked out of his car. >> i love so many things about this photo. i think we should break them down. first of all, and i have no hatred for jeb bush, these are all objective analyses right here. i've never understood the vest with the shorts, let alone the best with th

but inforcement of fishing, coulters as seen for tuna species, sought to recover or speak to craig hilton taylor. bob is his head of the red list unit at the international union for conservation of nature, and is joining us via skype for marcell in france. very good to have you with us. so 600 species, i understand where reassessed from the red list. because seizures are not really taken off from the list. just move up and down. what are the most significant updates on the list, and what is the good news? and the bad news has a 30 thanks very much for having me here. says you say 600 seasons have been reassessed for the updates. and the really great news that's come out of this update is that we reassess 7 of the commission important tuna species. and for those have shown remarkable recovery thanks to the ongoing efforts to enforce regional fishing fishing courses over the last 2 decades. so it shows that conservation does work and can benefit species. right. 30 pretty bad side. yeah, i was give shot. yes, i was going to talk to you about the shock. so 37 percent of chunks and razor threa

tonight antonia hilton takes us to south lake in our kids under pressure series. >> reporter: this womananxious as she gets her 12-year-old ready for the first day of school, not only about covid, but about the school's culture after such a divisive year. they live in south lake, texas, one of the first suburbs caught in a national fight over diversity and history. after video surfaced of students using the n-word, conservative voters delivered a landslide victory this spring to candidates opposed to a diversity plan. >> as a minority in south lake, do you think schools are a safe environment? >> i think it is a safe environment. we feel safe here, but i would say that i am preparing my child to deal with these issues when they creep up because we're not immune from it. >> reporter: from virginia to missouri, communities have been arguing over teaching alleged critical race children. >> just because i don't want critical race theory taught to my children in schools does not mean that i'm a racist. >> reporter: it's a decades old study. there's no evidence it's been taught in public schoo

ebony hilton, an msnbc medical contributor and associate professor of anesthesiology and critical carehealth care systems. also joining us renee graham, opinion columnist and associate editor at "the boston globe" and maria tumar, president and ceo and also an msnbc contributor. dr. hilton, i want to start with you, one in 500 americans have died of covid-19, but the racial breakdown is actually much worse than that. sot numbers break down like this, 1 in 1,300 white americans have died of covid, but one in 480 black americans have died, and 1 in 390 hispanics have died of covid-19. speak to how the racial breakdown is an important aspect of how this pandemic is disproportionately impacting people of color and children whose parents are dying? >> right, and we know the reasons why. there's nothing genetically different or abnormal about racial minorities in america, but what we do know is that historically there have been things that push us into those high risk categories literally because of where we eat, sleep, work, and play. if you're looking at who were infected early on during t

liz: many of your outlets are located near vacation destinations, hilton head, for example, or the hampead of just offering gap at a discount, you've also put in, as we said, a whiskey distillery, there's a fancy fish restaurant, i understand, now in hilton head. can you tell us the partnerships you're looking to have in order to lure more foot traffic? >> sure. you know, typically outlet centers have been very reliant on footwear, on apparel and on accessories. at great value. but now what we're finding is our customers are looking for much more. they're looking for a much higher experiential opportunity when they come and shop with us. so a picture of nantucket meat and fish, that's a gourmet grocer from nantucket island that has positioned themselves in our shopping center in south carolina. and one of the great boosts that we're seeing is typically when people shop an outlet center, particularly when they're in a geography like hilton head, you find that customer might come once, maybe twice during their stay. now that we've added this upscale gourmet grocer, not only are we finding

doctor hilton, i want to start with. you won in 500 americans have died of covid-19.e than that. so the numbers breakdown like this, one and 1300, white americans, have died of covid. but one in 480 black americans have died. and one in 390 of hispanics have died of couldn't fit 19. speak to how the racial breakdown is an important aspect of how this pandemic is disproportionately impacting people of color and children whose parents are dying. >> we know the reasons. why there is nothing genetically different or abnormal about racial minorities in america. but what we do know is historically there have been things that push us into those high-risk categories because of where we eat, sleep, work, and play. if you look at who is impacted early in the pandemic when the rest of us were allowed to shut down and go to these zoom meetings as our norm, the essential workers were forced to go out and be exposed to the virus. those essential workers were largely made up of black and brown persons. what we are seeing with our children, if you look at who's at risk, we are lookin

i want to bring in steve hilton.fact that it's as wide as it is, does it surprise you that the democrats were able to paint this whole larry elder movement as trumpism and apparently resonate? >> noel. they had so much financial advantage from the corrupt donations that they get from the government unions, the big money donations. they have unlimited fund-raising where's the republican candidates had limits on their fund-raising. they had the money, the organizing muscle. voter registration means that they have a massive inbuilt advantage. if this result is borne out to be true. we have no reason to doubt it, then it's a really said day for everyone in california. every parent who wants their child properly educated. everyone who wants safety on the streets, every school business owner who wants to grow their business without the horrendous taxes and regulation. everyone who wants to see a cleaner, better environment. it's bad news for all those people. however, as i was saying earlier, this whole recall effort has g

for the past five years, savannah hilton head international airport has ranked in the top 10 of best domestic airports in the united states. this award highlights their hard work and dedication to ensure safety and security while offering the best customer service. savannah's airport has been a tremendous economic contributor to georgia's first congressional district. supporting the community with over 20,000 jobs. although small in size, the savannah hilton head international airport has had a lasting impact on the people visiting the great state of georgia. i want to extend my congratulations to the great staff, t.s.a. workers, and savannah airport commission for their great work. . mr. speaker i raise today to remember and honor deborah smith who sadly passed away on september 12 at the age of 51. debbie devoted her life to improve her community in the last -- and the lives of others. she loved volunteering and helping people. debbie loved for her community was apparent during her time as the c.e.o. of united way of south georgia where she served eight counties and 26 agencies. a

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steve hilton has your six. the american public has your six. your heads up. >> that is absolutely right. when the president came out and made the statements i was in del rio with border patrol agents on the frontlines. they said how can the president do that? when people are already so nervous and upset and concerned about how those american public staffing of law enforcement? and those targeting law-enforcement i spoke to every witness and with the photographers coming out nobody would. want you to know i've got your back we are out here to cover the story. steve: thank you both. we really appreciate it. one final point from me, with all of this going wrong, all of this incompetence throughout their administration, this is the one moment they stay will be accountability it is truly disgusting. thank you very much welcome to allstate. ( phone notification ) where you can pay a little less and enjoy the ride a little more. now, get new lower auto rates. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower rate today. you're in good hand

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running me now, most of the california novel based on cast and next revolution, steve hilton is back. in australia? >> principal, nice job on the accident but to do justice to this, i was expecting week, i think that would be perfect. kennedy: i can work on that. >> i've got friends, some of my best friends are australia. you talk to people there and the shocking thing about all of this, most people seem to be okay with this in australia because they've got this insane conviction that can now have this zero covid because they are an island and they have kept it out and they have incredibly couple mean measures in place right at the beginning and they think they've done a good job with it. now it's self fulfilling prophecy in the have to keep going with it even though it's impossible so that's why you got leaders of different parts of the country, different regions imposing these unbelievable authoritarian tactics and it's sad because we see it and it's actually a fascist state now. we got jokes back to its origins of the present quality but it's really, really frightening and if we se

steve hilton is with us.and said turn on the tv, just turn it on and i started watching those unbelievable images and the other thing i remember, in england, we didn't have the direct impact as you were describing but the panic, the fear, the chaos was everywhere. friends of mine calling me from paddington station in london, busy railway station. there's a time difference, this is getting into the evening rush hour and people saying we heard there is an attack on paddington station and do we need to get out, it was a crazy time. it was the day of the annual labor party convention, tony blair was the prime minister heading down from london to brighton to give his annual speech to the convention and turned around and went to downing street and prepared what he was going to say. we can criticize the mistakes that happened thereafter but one thing i remember is how clearly and quickly tony blair understood the gravity of what had happened and this changed so much about how we approached the world. those are my ma

tell us what do you think is steve hilton ensure this message when we posted.et's begin our first guest former marine intelligence the armed services committee wisconsin congressman has done a fantastic job with accountability over this disaster. let's start with the news of the top were hearing about planes and stranded about americans held hostage in northern afghanistan, the taliban going door-to-door hunting americans not women and not just the people were all fearful might be in americans now despite all of these shortages what can you tell us from the state department or anything else that's going on right now. >> if there's one thing i'm tired of hearing is a state department and president biden that we have assurances from the taliban. clearly the assurance of the taliban have given them aren't worth a darn thing, these people think that somehow because the taliban want humanitarian assistance or international recognition that we are going to be able to convince them to get americans out of the country after we surrendered territory on the battlefield.

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steve hilton they should all be nervous. >> there is a real movement for change is going to happen in long run that's with guts to fight for whatever happens with the newsom recall that was going to happen in the end. you cannot go on like this with the chaos and disaster and not finally have some accountability for the people who caused which is the democrats. kennedy: it's a model party state that is not okay but see felting or everything thank you so much for being here congratulations on your first vote. >> great to see you thank you. >> thank you dear. kennedy: you know who else deserves a recall? chicago mayor lori lightfoot for the democrat says she wants to tackle rising crime by suing a gang members. she would allow city attorneys to oppose finds and season property filling with gangs or are they affiliate with gangs? who knows. civil liberty organizations are bristling for they say the plant is a total waste of time. are we going to see gang members showing up in court turning in their guns because the mayor has sued them? let's get into a tonight's party. we have "new york

kathy hilton >> it's so good. >> jimmy: she is brilliant >> how dare anyone think this show is scriptedove this. here's the quote "you're making a mountain out of a hole mill." [ laughter ] >> well, i do know that that is ramona singer. >> jimmy: there we go. >> i'm thinking you're making a bigger mole -- no, not a bigger mole. >> mountain out of a mole hill >> yeah, you're making a a mountain out of a hole mill. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: hole mill. ♪ >> mountain out of a hole mill yes. >> jimmy: all right, ready >> yeah. >> jimmy: the last quote is, "i felt the need to tug on her wig. i did not try to pull it off i did not want to pull it off. i just wanted to shift it a little bit." [ laughter ] >> one of the all-time greats from "the real housewives of atlanta," sheree whitfield [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that is correct. let's take a look. you did it >> i felt the need to tug on her wig. i did not try to pull it off i did not want to pull it off. i just wanted to shift it a little bit [ ding ] >> and shift it she did. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: undisputed champion an

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i'm joined by correspondent and tonia hilton, the cohost of the six-part southlake series.or being with us. talk to us more about what listeners can expect in the next episode. >> good to see you too. episode 3 i think will be fascinating for listeners. because the fight that's happening in southlake, might have been one of the ground zero communities but now this is spreading everywhere. and this episode, episode 3, really helps you understand how did conservative activists, how did republicans look to school boards as a site for the next wave of a cultural war? why are they centering -- why are they using the use critical race theory? why are issues of diversity or the reality of american history in the classroom, how those issues have become politicized? this episode really brings you into that. you get in first look at a community that enters this fight before the phrase critical race theory actually even gets applied to it. as you mentioned there, there is the 2018 viral video, students chanting the n-word, a plan ends up proposed. but the plan is not ready until just

we're going to start with nb's gabe gutierrez outside pfizer's headquarters in new york city, antonio hiltonustin, texas, where latino community leaders are taking the fight into their own hands now, and i want to bring in harvard medical school physician, dr. adidi. we'll come to you in a moment, but gabe, pfizer and moderna releasing new data that supports the need for booster shots. tomorrow, this panel of outside advisers will meet to talk about whether to recommend booster shots. what do we know about where things stand now. >> hey, there. as you mentioned, tomorrow, the representatives from pfizer will brief that panel of outside experts. but this is highly contentious among the medical community, craig. pfizer putting out a 52-page report saying people that were vaccinated in january, for example, were at a much increased risk of breakthrough infection than those people that were vaccinated in april. and he cited research from israel. now, that suggests that there is waning protection of this virus, and moderna's president told nbc news yesterday he saw the same thing essentially and

wolfe has been covering the front runner challenger for a while and he joins us live now from the hilton hotel in coast of mesa with more tonight. chris. >> absolutely. good evening. pan and can no matter what these early returns, early results across the state of california are showing larry elder remains extremely optimistic, as does his camp. as you said, he has already build this event here tonight at the hilton hotel in costa mesa as his victory party. let's punch up the camera that we have set up down in the ballroom. it is hopping. it is happening. it is packed with his supporters already. all of the red, white and blue banners are set up. there's a live band playing there is a buffet and a bar. it is indeed a party and people are celebrating already. larry elder actually held a rally in that same ballroom last night. i was here. take a look at that. good. our one on one with california gubernatorial candidate larry elder was interrupted when a supporter so excited to see him tripped on a curb and felt. >> he embraced her and made sure she was ok and both forged ahead with a rally

antonia hilton, nbc news. >> that was heart breaking.t guest writes i'm tired of violence against women. i'm tired that few care unless the victims are young and white. "boston globe" columnist rene graham joining me right now. thank you. this is a heart breaking topic. it is painful for the families that are hurting. does it really all come down to race in your mind? >> in my mind it does. i mean, alex, that seems to be the driving factor here. if i say lacey peterson or chan ra levy or natalie holloway most adults know who i am speaking about. they may not remember the particulars. if i say jade wagon, nobody knows who i am talking about because their disappearances and murders get no national coverage. they might get coverage in the communities but they never reach the level of natural saturation we see with gabby petito's case. >> you pointed out that the petito case exploded in social media and that accounts certainly for a lot of attention but you heard there in the report there was the father hiring his own investigator. what expl

steve hilton agreeing with the chinese communist party. >> it's unbelievable.eject though, and i think this is where we can come to an agreement, is that yes it's true that we need to limit the screen time that kids have. we have the same situation in our own household, and they love these video games and when that china announcement came out i joked about it and said three hours a week is as good enough as the chinese will do and of course that was a joke but the real point is thanks to technology, thanks to some of these innovations that the companies have made, you parents can put limits on their child's screen time and video game usage. you can do that. it's a little complicated but it's possible to do it, so you don't need the government doing it for you. parents can take that responsibility and they can put limits on using technology. stuart: do you still think it's a bad thing for young people say under the age of 12 or 13, to have a smartphone? >> yeah, absolutely. i would say 16. there's no question that when you said earlier, do parents want this? no

covering the front running challenger hoping to unseat gavin newsom and he joins us now live from the hiltonsta mesa. chris. >> hey, vicki and grant. that's right. larry elder is so optimistic he's planning this victory party already right here at this hotel. he hit the campaign trail all day yesterday making stops across southern california. this was his final stop last night where he actually had a rally last night. we were here. take a look. take a listen. good. our one on one with california gubernatorial candidate larry elder was interrupted when a supporter so excited to see him tripped on a curb and felt. >> he embraced her and made sure she was ok and both forged ahead with a rally at a hotel in costa mesa. the 2 of them serving as examples of determination really, really the reason i'm bringing in the heavy lumber. obama. >> bernie sanders, senator warren of all to commercials for him coming here is wait in plos. he's waiting because they're scared to death. they know that i'm going to break that jet. i mind trick that democrats have had over black and brown voters. the latest polls

ebony hilton, msnbc medical contribute and professor christina greer from fordham.ews on what we ran through including some of the problems in florida where the new state surgeon general seems to be taking a fairly political line against safety measures. >> it's absolutely dangerous. you know, particularly when we're talking about children, we literally had a million children diagnosed with covid-19 over the past four weeks and if we're looking at it, it's literally at this .555 children that we know have died from covid-19 by the end of this september. and if we look at july that number was 358 kids. between august and september we lost another 200 children to covid-19. that's three kids dying a day. so this political play, it has consequences and it's not only for the old but it's for the most vulnerable persons that literally don't have a choice and say of whether or not they can get vaccinated. >> professor greer, it's hard to track any national conversation, quote/unquote because there's a lot of different things going on but it seems this year after the first

nbc news correspondent antonio hilton has this report. >> reporter: this woman is anxious as she getsut covid but about the school's culture after such a divisive year. they live in southlake, texas, one of the first suburbs caught in the national fight over diversity and history. after video surfaced of students using the n-word conservative voters delivered a landslide victory this spring. as a minority family in southlake, do you think the schools are a safe environment? >> i think it is a safe environment. we feel safe here, but i would say i am preparing my child to deal with these issues when they creep up because we're not immune from it. >> reporter: from virginia to missouri alleged teaching of critical race theory. >> and just because i do not want critical race theory taught to my children in school does not mean that i am a racist. >> reporter: it's a decades old study of the legacy of racism in society. no evidence it's been taught in schools. dozens of state leaders have tried to ban it and conservatives have turned the phrase into a catch-all for any lessons that might

nbc news correspondent antonia hilton zeros in on a texas suburb combatting exactly those challenges.appy snacks is known for supplying food truck operators with ingredients, ice, and now vaccines. paul saldania leads the latino coordination, a grassroots group of operators that join with snappy snacks to meet high-risk latinos where they are. >> we have parts that have no infrastructure, no health clinics, no pharmacies. it's been quite a challenge for our people to get access to the vaccine. >> reporter: latinos make up just under 50% of covid-related deaths here, even though they're only about a third of the population of austin. are they the type of workers who can afford to miss a couple of days of work after they get the vaccine shot? >> no, and that's another reason why people have been most hesitant. >> reporter: what has you hesitant to take the vaccine? >> my father, for example, he took both shots and got real bad with covid a month later. i'm waiting to see it out. >> reporter: but for people like reynaldo and rosa, the patience and persistence of these groups has finally

antonia hilton, great to have you here in person. >> so exciting to be here in-person. >>> now we gohead to the border where the number of haitian migrants camped out in south texas is shrinking by the day for now. the focus now shifting to their fate going forward with thousands who are deported, thousands who are in custody and thousands more who are being released into the united states. nbc's guad venegas is on the mexican side of the border across from del rio, texas, also joining us is the former haitian prime minister. guad, set the scene for us in mexico. just because the lines are getting shorter today doesn't mean they are not going to get a whole lot longer a week from now. >> reporter: correct, stephanie. as you mentioned we are on the mexican side and what you can see behind me is the area where thousands of migrants crossed into the camp into the u.s. now of course we've seen this wall of vehicles that's become famous because of the photos. you have military vehicles, suvs from the state troopers, cbp, border patrol. there is a boat there. it's interesting because you s

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reporter: larry elder will hold his election night event here at a hilton in orange county.e don't expect to see him until well after the 7:00 start time for the event. the conservative radio talk show host spent all day yesterday down in southern california, hammering away at his primary talking parts -- points. thaliforni familield be allowed school choicentende'f that he entered the race two months ago. win or lose, he has raised his public profile substantially and has become especially memorable for his aggressive campaign style aimed directly at governor newsom. >> we've got rising crime, rising homelessness, outrageous rise in the cost of living, declining public school standards, five seasons in california. the fifth one is the fire season. that's because of the court -- poor management of our forests. gavin newsom wants to blame it on climate change. climate change has little to do with it. jerry brown left a plan to clear dry at -- vegetation. he did not mention climate change. reporter: elder has alluded to this and inner jews and has a link to a website on his pa

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he didn't have any official campaign stops tonight but did stop last night at the hilton orange county. >> arguing over the issue of school choice, rising climb and the price of a home in california just hit $800,000, which is 150% above the national average. >> we have reporters standing by in sacramento and at larry elder headquarters in orange county. we'll get to them in a few minutes. but let's talk about why governor newsom is so upset. one of the reasons he's so upset is specifically, republicans are hinting already of election fraud. well, tonight, we are getting an up close look at what's being done to keep the vote safe and secure. your ballot. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is at the registrar's office in the most populous count in the bay area. it looks active behind you. >> reporter: we're in the back room of the registrar of voters. the votes come in from the different precincts around santa clara. they're being processed here. they're broken up into different precincts so that the sorters who are behind me in this vast room, the registrar of voter's office, they ship the