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coming off, also head tensions boil and expand in the middle east of the lubbock resistance in iraq. the militant group attacks and major is really for to get through sleeping to people window plus my 2 cousins and my father were killed. and another cousin is still in critical condition and hospital.

. >> the hotel, especially the one in lubbock, texas, where a criminal hold ups in room and was takenb squad robot. crazy right. >> who knew there were stillants hotels not filled with migrants? oh, the wounded man exchanged gunfire with police duringough a two hour stand up before being brought to heel by ane of officer made a steel watch this play by play by a local reporterl. by a. >> we watched as he went in and out of the hotel room waving ha bible. officers deployed the lubbock regional bomb squad roboe regit de la rosa tries to push the robot away. he even shoots iroeven shed.t. >> but that doesn't stop doesn the robot that eventuall'ty the gas into the room. you can then see de la rosa out through the window and collapsing onto the floor. >> the robot then runs right overhead, pinning him to the ground until the swatm team can take hicam into custody . yeah, i really didn't expect that response from the audience. they're just. that is listen, this is a big deal for them.de althis is the first time that white people aren't going to be blamed for police violence b. wow. they're

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the clouds on the way tomorrow morning and then they'll peel back going to be another hot day in lubbockr along the coastline. as we get the next couple days. almost a new start to see some clouds begin to rotate in and then watch right there. that's what worried about this right here. that a little impulse is going to come by possibly bringing some more thunderstorms. this is likely about lake tahoe southward, possibility of some dry lightning strikes as we head in toward the weekend. guys, back to you. >> all right, lawrence. well, if you're thinking of traveling up, tomato lake, mammoth lakes and other eastern sierra destinations anytime soon. today, starting today, big section of highway 3.95. is fully closed for 15 days. well, caltrans installs wildlife crossings under the highway. this is just south of sonora junction near highway 108. >> still ahead here, higher temperatures means a high risk of fire danger. how crews are staying prepared. >> plus, people facing evictions say they're being scammed. why city officials, though, say otherwise. >> san francisco deputies followed throu

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constitute the 9th attack that has below, has carried out towards israel today, which doesn't include the lubbock resistance in iraq. firing drones a lot. this comes with the same time as these as strikes. they've continued by these really, really treat multiple strikes earlier today on the show a foot area of southern, of a root its neighborhood very close to the airport. and there were also fly strikes across the country, including in the north and fall back in the back of the valley on to on the southern city of tyre. now these strikes to day, according to the lebanese ministry of how bring the total number of dead today up to $33.00, with almost $200.00 wounded. i think the feeling and what will be on everyone's mind is what happens next. many speak. many people i've spoken to have said that i spoke to a young young woman who was from show a set track she was at home in the neighborhood. got hit by lodge striking yesterday, not from the ones earlier today. and she left the house. she fled, she moved to east bay route, which he considered to be safer, and she looked visibly shaken and pale whe

nobody shut the post office down because i mailed you lubbock for going after the platform source of the information without even questioning whether it's true or even harm. tiben natalie is a, isn't really the canary. and in the, in the mine shaft here, i mean, you've already brought up on donald trump. you've already brought up, or i, she gave me these are just the pegs that they hang their hat on. i mean, this is a way to, to try forward the censorship here. they use these 2 issues as a reason. essentially they just want censorship and they want control and they use these other, these ridiculous reasons to go shut people down because i think it's much bigger than just trump or russia or, or is we? i think it's that it's the whole ball of wax. go ahead, natalie. for sure it is. and there are a couple of ways that we are manipulated to buy into this number one. as lionel said, as we don't want to be call these names, we don't want to be called trans phobic or a term for an anti back ser, or any uprooting a biologist. these are all things that i've been called before, and you do, you

is what actually caused some of the divisions and within but then within the modern community in lubbock. however, these were sort of put aside in foster care in the last, you know, a couple of years and this year. so, so there's that, there's a sense decided to, to, you know, when you know, what went on the supports for uh for guys. uh, what are you something like this trigger that's no, but i'm saying that you don't intend to play on thunder abilities within the community. knowing that there are some, you know, divisions in the country. i mean, in the top like this is not going to invest with you. more attacks like these will not because at this point in time and level not everybody has been united with has been law against islam and in defense of the findings to me. and so as i can try, i was just putting it's also suggest that use our attempt by it's right, but when they succeed, no, they wouldn't call me. okay. um thank you so much. uh huh. the job for the form of correspondence with the sunday times and also the will self has been a lot born with a vengeance. thank you for joining

so the book relies on ultimately 10,000 survey interviews with americans from gamble a to lubbock, maine drew we even those small towns right on the most west and most east it is what we believe the large survey of rural voters ever conducted and more important than the the sheer sample size which allows us to speak to the questions like the one i did earlier about how rural england may or may not be different from the rural southwest and so on. you know, it was it was a survey designed ask about rural issues and we heard back from so many of our respondents like finally i'm taking a survey speaking to issues and, concerns that are affecting my community and not just sort of the ones that we often tend to rely on that are sort of general and broad and scope. jenny is in washington, d.c. independent line today. good morning to you. well, yes, good. and good morning to the professor. i just want to comment on a couple of things. the professor was talking about and i say rural and rural ality because i believe that we would have people from urban cities and large cities run to the hills. pa

so the book relies on ultimately 10,000 survey interviews with americans from gamble a to lubbock, maine drew we even those small towns right on the most west and most east it is what we believe the large survey of rural voters ever conducted and more important than the the sheer sample size which allows us to speak to the questions like the one i did earlier about how rural england may or may not be different from the rural southwest and so on. you know, it was it was a survey designed ask about rural issues and we heard back from so many of our respondents like finally i'm taking a survey speaking to issues and, concerns that are affecting my community and not just sort of the ones that we often tend to rely on that are sort of general and broad and scope. jenny is in washington, d.c. independent line today. good morning to you. well, yes, good. and good morning to the professor. i just want to comment on a couple of things. the professor was talking about and i say rural and rural ality because i believe that we would have people from urban cities and large cities run to the hills. pa

that's about 300 miles west of dallas and roughly 80 miles south of lubbock. the quake was felt as far away as new mexico. some near the epicenter. described the shaking as strong to the usgs. there are no reports of any damage or injuries at this moment. >> coming up next, we are joined live by abc seven news insider phil matier. he is talking public safety improvements in san francisco. are they making a difference and building a better bay area? also ahead, i'm cornell bernard in marin county, where a popular beach is closed indefinitely due to cisco police department's toolbox. this area is being monitored for the safety and security of the citizens of san francisco. city leaders today announced a mobile security unit program that includes three cameras on trailers that will be used for round the clock security monitoring. the system includes floodlights, strobes and a speaker as you heard. these cameras will be placed in the south of market and mission districts, as well as a third location to be determined. they'll be used along with automated license pl

. >> if you mail your ballot in liberal kansas, it goes a lubbock, texas to go to kansas city to show up across the street. >> just use a dropbox. >> but oftentimes that's not an option for voters. some people, whether it's a paraplegic stroke victims, people that have limit limit physically capabilities, they have to use a post office and the post office is not making them a priority. and it's frustrated by the white been from pennsylvania, l schmidt, you've got a great secretary right there. >> he was he was my guests last that last week. so look, i you're states not among the seven. we don't talk a lot about the outcome of kansas in the presidential race. i was eager to have you here because i think this is a window into some of the complications being experienced across the country. and if it's all as close as people forecast, these factors are going to kick in i think it's massive in the post office is not taken. it clearly, they're clearly not taken seriously as they should in 2020, there was an uptick in success by the post office is because all eyes were on them, because so ma

relieve one of the humanitarian organizations offering support to internally displaced people in lubbock. and he is joining us now from a root. an over the past week, we have been speaking about hundreds of thousands of people who have been displaced, people who are moving very often from the southern parts of lebanon towards the northern lebanon. but they don't always have any way to go, don't care of that. that means government has the resources to provide them with shelter and everything they need. what can you tell us about this mass displacement crisis in lebanon right now? a good evening, maria. i'm and thank you for having me tonight. actually i looked at it. busy for the 7 on has been trying from day one to cover this unprecedented humanitarian crisis. and that goes traffic, tragedy ended up in on as you just described it, we have never seen and then all there and history of 11 on something like that. and i believe we do have more than 200000 ideas as of today, and the number is expected to grow and skyrocket. i believe people amalia were not ready. they were not given enough tim

the only thing towards the beginning, was the same of the arguments and the same justifications in lubbock. know, it's how to tools when you get in today. uh, we've seen hezbollah uh send a ballistic missile to find it into telling me that was intercepted. but i, i wonder how ordinary is riley's view this latest escalation? are they in support of what the israeli army is doing on the board? us absolutely. and told to no more than before, because these ready to leave, that's always the onset or the boat said the research page on that. there's a program of 60 sullivan say at least they don't get paid for their whole. i don't on those, they may be supposedly what bills phone 5 minutes bring them closer to their own. what is negative? say, sorry, the office to the no. but there is a force gives the for all the neighbor i guess, even maybe more than him does of okay, thank you for that. get in love, a call on this with her right. so nice paper speaking to a staff from tel aviv the still ahead on the out is there a we look at what's behind the record number of internet stuff. sounds fine. author

back is nino we were good friends and we used to talk about this publicly at for example, we went to lubbock. in texas. where -- a football stadium. everybody came out and they had not seen a supreme court justice or i suspect they thought we were going to play a football game. but no. nonetheless, people saw we were friends and got on well but we had different points of view and i would say to him on the point you know george washington didn't know about the internet. and he would say i knew that. [ laughter ] and he'd say but -- he'd say it's more like this. like the two -- two campers, one sees the other putting on running shoes. he says why are putting on running shoes? he says there's a bear in the camp? he says you can't outrun a bear. he says yes, that's true, but i can outrun you. then he would say which was really the bottom i think of the disagreement here. he would say you know stephen, because he came to the conclusion after a while that i'm serious about what i'm doing and i mean what i say. you have a system and he's thinking of looking to consequences and looking to purposes a

years of hard work, dalton graduated from high school and excited to attend text tech university in lubbock. like many of us, his parents, who are with us in the gallery today, were filled with mixed emotion when is they dropped off their eldest child. proud of their son for pursuing his lifetime dream of attending tech, but nervous for his new chapter, on august 18, 2014, dalton turned 18. days later, his loving family moved him into his freshman dorm. by august, 24, 2014, dalton went home 20 with his lord. never got to experience his first day of college nor the joy of graduating and beginning his adult career. the night before he was set to begin his freshman year, dalton was killed in alcohol infused hazing incidents. after being forced to drink a keg of beer in less than 30 minutes and a half hand of whiskey, he was left in a room unconscious and covered in vomit guarded by a fraternity member so he won't be seen and couldn't be helped. 9-1-1 wouldn't be called until three hours after he was found dead with a blood alcohol content four times the league limit. his death was preventible.