scottsdale municipal airport. i can recall when airport was nothing more than just a field, and when the city council here and the mayor became instrumental in developing the airport. well, you can see for yourself what is brought in industry around the entire perimeter of the airport. and i am sure that anyone will agree that is perhaps one of the most beautifully designed airports within the state of arizona for that matter within the country, and it has industry to scottsdale, industry always settles where there is a good. we are maryland which is quite a famous showplace can probably hear the train fields the background. purpose. is are saying and the wheels diving and the dolphins are making all of fancy patterns. this is quite a well place where they do a lot of really valuable study on ocean life and that sort of thing and if you wonder why we can land here, this is an approved heliport which shows that you do not have to have an eyesore, a spot that looks like a heliport or an airport, it can be just part

right through high school, graduated here in scottsdale.oved back to scottsdale with our three young boys who attend public school. growing up here in the district, going to public schools, the community that i was surround with, my church, my coaches. what i have here growing up a lot of my parents and me to seek the american dream and achieve the american dream. when i look at my kids, i look at their friends, i feel that american dream is in jeopardy for so many now. that's why it's so important for us to beat david scheikert, and reclaim the dream for our kids. >> you had said it's been a mistake to run boilerplate liberals in the congressional district. what's a boiler plate liberal and how do you differ from the so-called boilerplate liberals? >> sure, our district is leaning 2.6% republican. the math just doesn't work to flip the seat unless you're able to bring over independents and moderate republicans. and some of the may come close to doing it in the past but haven't quite been able to do. there's a few reasons for that. in past

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nbc's dasha burns joins us from scottsdale, oh, my gosh, what a beautiful backdrop you have there intate of arizona. i know you have been talking to voters from across the political spectrum. do they have overlapping concerns? does each candidate offer his own area of worry? what are they telling you? >> reporter: yeah, their own area of worry, but i'll tell you, chris, the consensus is voters are not thrilled, as we talked about before, by the way, with the feeling of inevitability of a do over, biden/trump rematch. when they talk about age, it's not just that he's older because he's not that much older than trump, right, but it's the concern that they have with his competency, what they have seen from him on the campaign trail. they just are worried that he might not be up to the job, whereas with trump, they feel like he is a little more energetic. with trump, they are concerned about the indictments. they're not worried about the actual legal issues. and i'm talking mostly about republicans here because republican voters do think that it is a bit of a witch hunt. they think it's

and so, you know, i would ask, where next the many tenants in scottsdale this place because of the courses intensification. even on the street level with the businesses, we have seen a lot of the older stores that served immigrant needs disappear and it they have a place with more upscale, fancy restaurants, which most of the residents in ferndale cannot afford the i was elected into office and 2018. it was a historic moment because for the 1st time a person of tibetan heritage was elected into a public office in north america. the overwhelming majority of personal residents are tenants. i ran on issues like better and improved housing. in november 2021, i put forward a proposal that would remove the incentive for landlords to evict tenants and increase their profits. the government voted in down the forcing charge of account city for the field. not for the majority working class, people who haven't built the city. i would question is pushing people out of their homes out of their communities. progress to community legal services has been such an incredible organization working alongside t

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officials say the worst damage happened in scottsdale and mesa. now to las vegas, where an ongoing labor dispute is causing turmoil across city schools today, a judge granted an injunction to stop what she called teacher sick outs that have forced a number of schools to close this week. the judge ruled the teachers actions amounted to a strike and she granted the temporary restraining order that the school district was requesting during today's hearing, the teachers union argued there was not enough evidence to grant the district's request for an injunction on teachers in clark county. are calling for better pay and working conditions as they continue to negotiate with the district for a new contract. and in oregon, nike has announced it is permanently closing a factory store in portland because of ongoing issues with theft. the store has been closed since last october. it posted a message on its website at the time saying the closure would last for the next seven days. but they never did reopen before then deciding to permanently close the compan

that gave us the cool down has moved off severe thunderstorm warning for scottsdale and glendale thisw about that and we'll get that all the time. but for us, nothing except fog and then it'll be sunny and a little warmer and speaking of there it is. look at the boomers popping up. you usually have to wait until the afternoon, but not this morning. it's been pretty active for southern california into arizona, mainly arizona. the fog, though, is going to be ramping up big time here, not today, tomorrow and even more so on friday. and this forecast model here is showing it, making a push almost out to sacramento . that would be a significant cooldown if that verifies. today, though, coast and bay not changing all that much morning. low clouds, cool to mild lows. more sunshine, fog back to the coast. it will be warmer for a majority here. so inland 80s, low mid upper a few low 90s possible they don't last as long now though you get to this time of year unless you have a strong offshore wind and we do not cooling starts tomorrow. much cooler friday, saturday. all right, steve, thank you.

you know, you kindful, take the village and suddenly everybody pulls out a sofa. scottsdale, the self is, you know, the big one village in population of state. we do a one time was 43 people. so i mean, we're talking about village, we're about to handle this a score scott resort value out of the show. awesome. said recently that there were a number of cases that he supported of the training. so his offices going, walking on foot and going through these dragon's teeth, taking sofas themselves personally, most social media, and then scuffling back so that that's how pathetic it is. you know, that's really where we are with the credit or what the charge also in the mix here was the rest of the you go to color moist ski will believe to be one of the sponsors about of bob zelinski when he was running for president. but arrested on fraud, which none of us cuz the personalized bikes. yeah. um this whole push to this anti corruption. so it was like 15 minutes ago, you couldn't talk of corruption and ukraine. now. it's like the design stays cleaning at all. uh okay. though there still will be

we have a flight request from scottsdale, arizona, to san francisco. same-day round trip. stand by.y to find an airport that might work. >> we got a client from oklahoma going to carbondale, and i said, don't forget to pick up your money from the clinic. no credit or debit card needed, and i'm here if she needs me. >> we've got pilots lined up. it's like this airport is the best airport. is the passenger still good to make this trip? >> my second client this morning, who was texas to wichita, she said two beds, please. my mom and grandmother are coming with me. >> we've got our pilot and passenger in touch with each other. the flight is about 50 minutes out. >> i found an amtrak ride so she could sleep in a little longer. >> north carolina to illinois. >> iowa to minnesota. >> try to find an airport that might work. >> i think i have one person on a bus. >> is there any way the passenger can get over to chandler. >> wisconsin to chicago. >> louisiana. >> alabama. >> little rock, arkansas. >> little rock, arkansas to -- >> to carbondale, illinois. it's all free. there's no cost. we'r

that's basically import ago boise idaho, a spokane, washington, a scottsdale, arizona every month. that's joe biden's border. it's is locked down we need to go live to eagle pass, texas. national correspondent griff jenkins is there to show us exactly how tight this closed border is by the biden administration. griff? >> hey, will, good evening, happy friday to you, and just doesn't stop, the numbers keep coming and coming here in eagle pass, you walk along the river bank, will, and you see that this is a crisis. texas putting the miles of dense, dangerous barbed wire, razor wire which isn't stopping the migrants from coming through. let's go to our drone in the sky, right now. and can you see it's getting hotter in the afternoon. the groups have been smaller the last few hours. we see still just a couple of migrants. the back part of a larger group that came earlier. they are still struggling to negotiate. razor wire trying to get through why? because they know that this administration favors mass cash and release and they are likely to be guaranteed the ability to stay, get a not

the scottsdale fire department showed us how it works.looking for a way to battle these fires right? like it's our new hazmat. these lithium ion batteries are just hard to put out. they start garage fires. they start e-bikes and computers, laptops. they're everywhere. for not only does the blanket save time, it saves water as well. a gas vehicle fire takes about 500 gallons of water to put out. electrical vehicle fires can use up to 30,000 gallons of water or more if we're able to pull this this blanket over this car, knock down the fumes that are going towards maybe an apartment complex or going to expose our firefighters to any type of chemicals, then we're always looking for something new, something innovative that we can use before the blankets find their way onto any fire trucks, they'll have to pass a regional safety committee, and the fire chiefs will need to approve them. it will also have to be added to the department's policies and procedures as they're everywhere. we're not getting away from it. they're here to stay. and it's j

darsha burns is scottsdale, arizona, arizona could be one of states that decides the 2024 election.e race stands. >> reporter: that voter you just played there, he voted for donald trump twice, but is now very disillusion and isn't thrilled with biden either. tlair concerned about both options. but what's interesting is they're concerned about joe biden's age more so than donald trump even though they're not so dissimilar in age. even though both gentlemen have legal problems they're more concerned about donald trump's legal problems than biden's legal problems, nonetheless, though, voters are seeing issues with both of the front-runners from the two parties. take a listen. >> i'm not sure it will be trump and biden. >> i'm not sure i could confidently vote for either the current front-runners. i think as a country it's embarrassing we can't do better. >> i don't know who i'm going to vote for, i voted for biden. this time i don't know yet. >> when it comes to either biden or trump is disheartening for me. we saw what happen last time in 2020, that was disheartening. if it happens a

that's -- as i said yesterday a spokane washington, scottsdale, arizona, a day -- over a year's time frame that's 2.3 million a month -- >> a month spokane and a month and 2.3 million in a year you're talking about fundamentally changing fabric of america and changing electric and people. the culture of america and people are noticing look at this poll from "the washington post" abc shows 63% of people disapprove of the way that joe biden is handling the border. glam that's not surprising you alluded to some of the reasons why. people looking at what's happening by the way we're going on reaching up to 8 million since joe biden took office, 8 million new illegal immigrants imagine -- pete: that's in new york city. rachel: and imagine yeah exactly in new york city. and imagine how insooting this - insulting to those trying to do it illegally mind blowing as a daughter of an immigrant nobody is more upset about it than people who did this legally. >> we had legal immigrants from germany who are fleeing because they want to homeschool and now the justice department and i.c.e. want to de

you can get two inches of rain in scottsdale and it doesn't rain at all in awatuki which is just a fewiles away. that's kind of what we had here. just rained in the wrong places. no more rainfall. that's the good news. this now just has to have the sun to dry it up. people ironing out some of these roads or at least trying to get through some of these roads here. likely a maintainer, one of those big scrapers would have helped a little bit, try to get some of that mud away. but here you go. this is what it looks like. that's what turns silt and clay into rain and mud. so how it happened is because this rain has no real place to go. it's not going to soak into the ground like if you had loam, which is peat moss, or the dirt, the regular dirt below it. this is a dry lake-bed that's been dry for a very long time. silt has blown in. clay is everywhere there. and when it rains on top of the clay it just sits there and becomes a soup. it doesn't soak into the ground. that's what they're driving on right now. they're drive out on mud soup. let's hope everybody gets out of there today. probabl

i live in scottsdale, arizona. nice. and i and i am involved, moved as rob knows.y question is, you're experience and travels. our problem is community with the voter. your neighbor neighbor who has no clue about anything we're talking about here today today. how can do a better job of reaching to the voter? only important is the voting and supporting party because this is what costs the election in. arizona. it was not democrat. it was not rigging the machines which happened. but it was the fact that seven and a half to 10% of registered republicans who voted did not support the key candidates of party in the state. and that's why i carried lake last, secretary of state lost, etc. how do we do a better job? well, you on it in your question you talk about talking to your neighbor. now this may seem like a small thing but one neighbor talks to another. have a little organize a town hall meeting in your community might be your local school might be at your civic club, whatever and invite your friends and, have them invite their friends and say, we're going to have a

scottsdale police department steve nielsen, fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. two students at skyline high school in oakland sharing their stories after a shooting on campus led to an hours long lockdown. i just wanted to make sure everyone i knew was safe and staying safe and that they were all right in a in a classroom or in a closet. a brother and a sister say a custodian and a teacher went above and beyond to help ensure their safety. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach. and i'm julie julie haener. the high school campus was locked down after shots were fired yesterday before lunchtime. fortunately, no one was hurt. our crime reporter, henry lee has been digging into what happened. and i heard the shots and i didn't think it was like shots. i thought it was like a skateboard. and then i saw people running. 14 year old sydney mates-muchin was at skyline high in oakland when gunfire rang out on tuesday morning. the freshman made a beeline to the closest safe spot, a custodians closet. he let me in. he then closed the door and then asked me what happened.

and a high school english teacher from scottsdale, arizona...he host of "jeopardy!"--ken jennings. [applause] thank you so much, johnny. welcome back to "jeopardy!" second chance. in yesterday's game, it was jilana cotter who made the most of her call back to the alex trebek stage, becoming a "jeopardy!" champion and securing a spot in the finals with a very impressive win. today we welcome back three more season 37 contestants-- david, michalle, and ollie-- all of whom hoping to join jilana in the finals. am i right? well, good luck to all three of you. here we go into the jeopardy! round. let's see the categories. first up... then we have... followed by... a-r in quotation marks. we have... and finally... david, what do you think? where shall we start? let's start with shattering allusions f $600.

that's basically importing basi, a boise, idaho, a spokane, washington, and a scottsdale, arizona, every month. so that's joe biden's closed bor borderder.. it's so locked down that we needed to go now live to eagle e pass, where fox news national correspondent griff jenkins is there to. show us exactly how tight this closed border is by the biden administration. griff. hey, will. good evening . happy friday to you. and it just doesn't stop the numbers. baming coming and coming here in eagle pass. you walk along the riverbankwilu will, and you see that this is a crisis. texas putting the miles of thiss dense, dangerous barbe bd razoro wire which isn't stopping the migrants from coming throug h in. fact let's go to our drone in the sky right now. and you can seettinge it's gettg hotter in the afternoon. the groups have been smaller in the last few hours, but wrs.e see, still just a coupleat c of migrants. the back paramt of, a larger group that came earlier, they're still struggling to negotiate that wire, tryingwt to get through. why? because they know that this are administration favors

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if you live in my community, scottsdale, phoenix, and you're not making 20% more today than two years ago, you are poor today. this is what the left brought upon us. and when they go oh, no, it wasn't us, it was supply chains. read your own academic papers. even the most moderate academic paper says yeah, about half the inflation came from the excess of spending. the democrats engaged in their insanely inflation reduction act and the last several months it's 100% the derivatives of their excessive spending. read your own literature. and there will be big words. you might need a dictionary. to my brothers and sisters on the left, take responsibility for what you did. you made people poor and now you want to know why they're angry. but when you start seeing numbers that we're going to borrow just next year, every dime equal to defense will be borrowed, does that not set off any alarm bells? and look, some of these next slides will start getting geekier and geekier but they are to try to make a point. this isn't schweikert math. we grabbed these things from c.b.o. and o.m.b. and some of

. >> it's hannah and ben in scottsdale in palm springs. >> ohio. >> and pennsylvania. >> from boise,is my 20th birthday. >> charleston, south carolina. >> jacksonville, florida. >> from fargo, north dakota, celebrating our 50th anniversary. >> looking out good there. there they are that's our anniversary couple. lots of folks out there. lots to celebrate. we're so glad to have them with us hoda has the morning off we have craig and sheinelle right here. >> we'll get outside in a bit. let's get started with the news at 8:00. there was chaos in the streets of philadelphia overnight. dozens of young people went on a looting spree in the heart of that city. this is highlighting the crime that one major retailer closing stores from coast to coast nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer joins us with the latest miguel, good morning. >> good morning. the smash and grab scenes are unsettling, especially considering the stores are filled with shoppers who find themselves in the middle of the chaos. i want to show you the scene from philadelphia last night more than 20 arrests were made but

then doris from scottsdale, arizona.ghter says she exemplifies the life of perseverance, hard work and selflessness hazel of maine, 105 years old. she's one of the original switchboard operators making sure phone calls go through. heading now to louisiana, that's where we find pearl welsh, she is celebrating 100 years and a happy 100th birthday to helen virginia anderson of houston, texas secret to longevity, she says she eats lots of veggies every meal but more forly followed by dessert. happy birthday. >> craig had to leave early. said something about canvassing for votes. >> that's right, yeah. >> voting is open. >> he feels voters want to meet him personally and assess his sexiness. >> shake those hands. >>> coming up, fun and creative ways to save all the photos you took this summer >>> then we go backstage with music's biggest stars at the vmas it will be a good one. first, a check of your local news and weather. and vote for al roker. >> i was just about to say our sexiest grandpa. >> i'll be at the iowa caucuses.

so the people in my community, unless you've had a 20% pay hike if you live in the phoenix, scottsdale area, you're poorer today, you're poorer today than you were 24 months ago. well, will the left take responsibility for that? will they take responsibility for the 50% of it? and this is the insanity. the wheels are coming off and no one wants to come behind these microphones and tell the truth. what's happening? every dime we vote on, because remember, social security, veterans benefits, those things are on autopilot and mandatory and earned benefits and a formula and no one votes on them. it's borrowed money. the old days when you heard republicans come behind the microphone, if we'd just get rid of waste and fraud and if we'd just get rid of foreign aid, we'll be fine. it's about 12 days of borrowing. i'll show you a number of things, the democrats, the left, makes crap up, the dollar amounts. well, if we'd just tax rich people more, if we'd just get rid of the threshold on social security. i'll show you that gets nowhere near the types of moneys they misrepresent to you. we won't

mother nature put on one heck of a show for arizona, especially phenix scottsdale, prescott, flagstaffinally on the back edge of that. that was a lot of that tropical moisture that went through. so that went into l.a. and then arizona, our system which gave us the cool down is now pushing east out of the picture. the high builds in fog bank gets squashed a little bit and we get that there's not i mean i wouldn't say windy but a little breezy up in the hills but fog mac even though it's kind of been held in check today is going to ramp up a little low is going to form just to the west southwest of us and watch the push we get on the fog going into thursday and an even bigger surge on friday all the way out to the sacramento valley. that would be one heck of a surge. that's the way it looks 60s and 70s by the water 80s, 90s through the interior. tomorrow we start a little cooling trend, more pronounced friday, saturday. oh i see time is 552. several bay area cities now considering a plan to make drivers hit their brakes. new at 6:00 a proposal that's now on the governor's desk to install