once once we get to late morning for the overwhelming majority of use start out the morning in the upr50s. daytime highs tomorrow a little warmer than it was todayi was low to mid-80s for most of our inland locations. tomorrow we're back into the upper 80less. it's not bad. but you notice things are starting to warm up. san jose 92. you're going to notice a difference tomorrow. we certainly won't along the bay shore. remember the way this heat wave is going to go. it will feel warmer arod here. best way to see that is the see the seven day forecast.n francisco, oakland, san jose. ds it get warmer, sure. you even go go to the upper 80s. but you're not even going into the upper 90s. oakland you have to go to 80. any time it's in the mid-70n the city that feels warm in the city. but it's not going to be uncomfortably warm. here's where where the real issue shows up. t top line we reserve to the citis of the east bay. that location.s where that stronger temperaturee going to be. nasa mid- to upper 90s are going to be hot as welln if it's not 104. > >> still ahead on kpix4. califoa has been

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not going to bring upr the bill that mr.chiff is sponsoring which would allowow gun manufacturers to be sued so those are hopefully some wins for the american people and a win for the constitution. with that i yield back. >> the gentleman yield back. the gentlemanan from california mr. condit is recognized for five minutes -- mr. khanna. >> thank you. thank you, madam chair. mr. daniel i just have some factual questions. in 2005 what was daniel defense total sales revenue that came from the sale of assault weapons? >> i don't know, sir. we gave that information to the committee. i just doo not know off the top of my head. >> do you have a sense about what percent it was, the revenue from assault weapons? >> no, sir. >> to you know what percentage of daniel defense sales revenues and profits came from assault weapons in 2020? >> would you describe an assault weapon? i'm trying to -- >> assault weapon is a term the industry created, which means semiautomatic weapons based on military designs and features. it's a trend that act