volvemos al panorama local investigador en irvine, allá en el sur del estado.saba a complejos residenciales, con lo que parecía ser una bolsa de alimentos. en este video se le ve ocupado en el teléfono y pretendiendo buscar una unidad residencial, pero investigadores señalan que lo que realmente hacía era vigilar el hogar de una de sus víctimas she's doing surveillance. lo que realmente estaba haciendo era vigilar para asegurarse que los residentes no estuvieran en casa y poder entrar a robar, relató el portavoz. según la policía, hace 2 semanas coroner irrumpió con la misma modalidad a este complejo residencial entre las calles scholarship y dupont drive en irvine, el hogar de esta pareja que prefirió permanecer en el anonimato por cuestiones de seguridad. este hombre, el sospechoso, pasó frente a nuestra puerta principal cuando yo me iba. luego tocó el timbre varias veces para verificar que no había nadie en casa, señaló la víctima en anonimato. el momento en el que corner tocó el timbre del hogar de la pareja quedó captado en video. 10 minutos después, las i

today, unionized academic workers went on strike at uc irvine. they're protesting how the uc system is responding to pro-palestinian protests. reporter david gonzalez from our sister station in los angeles, has the details. >> we are out here today to let them know that we will not stop strikes across several university of california campuses over how the university system has handled pro-palestinian protests has reached uc irvine. >> this is a five alarm emergency, which is why we are taking the situation seriously. >> as many as 5000 uc academic workers are represented by uaw, 4811 walked off the job on thursday as part of the union's unfair labor practice strike. >> this is a moment of profound severity and importance where we have to stand up and we have to tell the university that it has to abide by the law of this country, by the law of this state, and by our collective bargaining agreements, that we fought for six weeks to win in 2022. >> uaw argues the university is trying to take away their right to protest the university has unilaterall

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[applause] and out of galileo, we have waylen tang, uc irvine representing in the house! [applause] and last but not least, out of lincoln high school, wilson lee going to san jose state university. another spartan in the house! [applause] let's hear to ladies and gentlemen to bridge to excellence scholarship recipients here tonight! wow, congratulations. you are going to make our city so proud. we cannot wait to see your next journey here and hopefully come back to share your experiences and inspire more people. once again, let's hear it for 2024, bridge to excellence scholarship recipients tonight. [applause] thank you so much. thank you mayor breed. now, we will have a group photo of everyone here together. the rotunda we will get out there and get oen the steps, do a nice little photo. we got our professional paragraphs to stand by. congratulations one more time. we'll see you at the rotunda and once again our 2024, bridge excellence scholarship resip yntd recipient in san francisco. family and friends, what a great honor. see you next year. thank you for being a insp

it's since grown to include workers at uc campuses in davis, la irvine, santa barbara and sanunion leaders say they are considering whether to end that strike. we're going to con follow the developments as the war between israel and hamas continues. for the latest updates, head to our website nbcbayarea.com. well, fire season is here today in the east bay. crews worked quickly to contain a brush fire. you see it right there. broke out just after 1130 this morning north of 580 on the west side of the altamont pass. that is near livermore. video shows a huge plume of smoke near the road. the fire has burned 44 acres and is 65% contained. no structures are threatened and 580 is open right now. a 4.5 magnitude earthquake shook lake county today, struck just after 1230 this afternoon west of cobb. you see on the map there, not far from the earthquake prone area near the geysers, the world's largest geothermal field. the quakes are the result of instability caused by the injection of water onto hot reservoir rocks that turns into steam. the usgs originally reported the quake as a 4.0, but later

that was his response to the letter senator irvin and white house to chief justice roberts about this would say that he needs to step aside and he one of the arguments he made flag, it was his wife that flew i teach judicial ethics. always tell the judges that if there that feels the neo express themselves politically in that way if the case comes in front of you in the a fair andk at what is happening at your home and make a distinctn whether your family member put that flag up. if that case comes in front of you, you have to recuse. at's the circumstance here. host: the alliance jim is in md to start us off. good morning. caller:caller: morning. i would like to have ourimparti. judge things on their merits. the texas the mifepristone went out on a and a tempest in a teapot's. the supreme court' decision on the 14th amend section three, they added language to the constitution requiring congress to act to enforce section three. they had done things not be talking about donald trump these days. guest:that section that i to wy decided. the question was whether trump could appear on the

may 20th at uc santa cruz has since grown to include workers at uc campuses in davis, los angeles, irvine, santa barbara and san diego. union leaders say they're considering maybe they should end the strike . well, new at six. we are talking about one of two brothers that were charged in a 2022 mass shooting in sacramento. we have now learned that he is dead. the sacramento county sheriff's department says smiley martin was found dead in his jail cell early this morning . 29 year old was being held without bail on murder charges connected to a shootout between rival groups in april of 2022. six people were killed that night. 12 others, including martin, were injured. a standard inmate death investigation has been launched back here in the bay area, an apparent case of self-defense has led to the arrest of a 15 year old boy, who was stabbed during an attempted gang related robbery. it happened yesterday afternoon at the santa rosa transit mall on second street. police say the 15 year old and two other accomplices tried to rob a man, but during the attack, the victim pulled out a knife and

. >> uc irvine is set to start on wednesday and today for a second time. the ucs were blocked in getting a court order to stop the strikes as a result, teaching assistants aren't doing their usual grading work. it's a week before final exams at many campuses, grading deadlines are fast approaching and it may jeopardize graduation. >> 70 people face trespassing charges for a protest today at the lobby of san francisco's israeli consulate pro-palestinian protesters vow to occupy the building until they were removed. police put up barricades and we saw officers remove several people from the building. officers say they arrested people who refused to leave. they were cited and then released. >> new at 11 people are gathering in san francisco tonight to mark 35 years since a bloody day in china's history. on the night of june 3rd, 1989, china's military began a brutal military crackdown on pro-democracy protests in beijing's tiananmen square. tonight, groups held a candlelight vigil in chinatown's portsmouth square to honor the hundreds killed. attendees told u

gary and prime minister victor irvine. because while he's trying to do everything through the democratic lens that european leaders are always on about . so european leaders got together in the, at most of privacy, which absolutely just screens democracy met up for a dinner on monday night to determine who gets to be in charge at the you now that the people have voted for the little guys, i'd be you the part of it and, well, what do you know? they're going to have to have even more dinners, courtesy of the european tax payers. probably who's voting well like for bonds suggests they're now trying to figure out how to gracefully just kind of circumvent without looking like the audit. perhaps they are just a decision drawers to the right direction. i think there's north agreements of tonight that mistake the point default is offering to roll and he said that children, so feel free to a moment. they meet the proposals uh, able to do tutoring, introduce to come to look further into preset decisions. it seems to me so the next s

well, i'm happy to say joining us live dollar from toronto as irvine industry analyst, alessandra bruno all a sunroof pleasure to have you on the program. so thank you. after years of delays, the boeing star line or craft has left to astronaut strong to the north. but do you think that the craft was actually ready for launch in the 1st place? you know, what is it overdoing? it's a state that lives or no it's state because of that decision. us. well, this is a big a problem. i think in the industry, years ago, during the apollo visions, the, the gemini mentioned that perhaps even the space shuttle mission, there were fewer controls. there was fewer ways to know what was going on fewer telemetry. so the, uh, the issues were some issues that are now appear important um were not looked at. and so mentions went ahead and, you know, the, in other words, greater risks were taken. and uh, now with the, with more technology, we are more aware of the risk. it's like a young person taking a teenager and not diving without. busy worries when they're 17 and then doing the same thing a decade later.

audrey irvine, thanks.eport that's raising concerns about continuing to hold the summer olympics in the summer because of climate change. paris has gotten six degrees hotter than when it first hosted the games a century ago, and a string of heat waves in recent years have killed thousands across france. and that's why a group of olympic athletes and scientists are raising concerns about how and when we hold the games. here's national climate reporter chase kane during the tokyo olympics. the dangerous combination of heat and humidity made it feel, at times like 116 degrees, the hottest olympics on record. i struggled to stay cool while just sitting in the skateboarding arena, so maybe no surprise that, according to a report from japanese doctors, at least 131 athletes needed medical treatment during the tokyo games because of heat. it's in an athlete's dna to push themselves to the absolute limits. you know, when we're talking about olympic games, the reason you're there is because you push your body to tho

. >> does that sound to michael irvin? >> why you come to me with sports?spite being high as a kite on lsd. three for three we make our way down. you got to know this. he started the t-shirt company, big johnson. i might be feeding you in the wrong direction. a canadian sprinter and be a player who tested positive for a drug test after using the blood of his brother magic johnson. [laughter] >> definitely a canadian guy. >> a canadian sprinter. he was the picture of, thank you for that. >> second favorite. wait until the cleaner lady comes on. [laughter] >> diego. an italian trakstar argentine soccer player. >> diego. i'm going to go argentine. >> so good. testing positive. >> i stand by. >> she gets it in everywhere. this happened at a wendy's the other night. see if you can tied up. shane : british rugby player for australian cricket star. shane foreign. >> that is a tough one because i've never heard of the guy. if you go away, i'm going with australia. >> so good. >> back on the board. 2003 fan for one year the day before the world cup for positive resu

. >> does that sound to michael irvin? >> why you come to me with sports?ite being high as a kite on lsd. three for three we make our way down. you got to know this. he started the t-shirt company, big johnson. i might be feeding you in the wrong direction. a canadian sprinter and be a player who tested positive for a drug test after using the blood of his brother magic johnson. [laughter] >> definitely a canadian guy. >> a canadian sprinter. he was the picture of, thank you for that. >> second favorite. wait until the cleaner lady comes on. [laughter] >> diego. an italian trakstar argentine soccer player. >> diego. i'm going to go argentine. >> so good. testing positive. >> i stand by. >> she gets it in everywhere. this happened at a wendy's the other night. see if you can tied up. shane : british rugby player for australian cricket star. shane foreign. >> that is a tough one because i've never heard of the guy. if you go away, i'm going with australia. >> so good. >> back on the board. 2003 fan for one year the day before the world cup for positive result

. >> uc irvine is set to start on wednesday and today for a second time.re blocked in getting a court order to stop the strikes as a result, teaching assistants aren't doing their usual grading work. it's a week before final exams at many campuses, grading deadlines are fast approaching and it may jeopardize graduation. >> 70 people face trespassing charges for a protest today at the lobby of san francisco's israeli consulate pro-palestinian protesters vow to occupy the building until they were removed. police put up barricades and we saw officers remove several people from the building. officers say they arrested people who refused to leave. they were cited and then released. >> new at 11 people are gathering in san francisco tonight to mark 35 years since a bloody day in china's history. on the night of june 3rd, 1989, china's military began a brutal military crackdown on pro-democracy protests in beijing's tiananmen square. tonight, groups held a candlelight vigil in chinatown's portsmouth square to honor the hundreds killed. attendees told us it was an

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it was founded by scottish evangelist william irvine in the late 1800s.rical records suggest it wasn't until the early 1900s the ministry set roots in the bay area. >> they went about in pairs. they call it two by two. >> that's where we get the name shreek, a former member and author of a historical biography on the religious sect, explains the hierarchy over sinners are at the top, considered to be church leadership. >> below them are the ministers or workers that travel in pairs of two men or two women as they evangelize and preach to members. below them are the elders and friends that make up the members of the congregation. >> the preachers were to be celibate. >> these ministers often live in members homes for a period of time before moving to the next. according to the scripture, it's considered an honor to host them. >> i do remember workers. if they stayed with us, they would sleep in like our room. >> lynette burdge flanagan is a former member who lives in union city. she says her cousin, laura lee brown, pictured on the left, was sexually abuse

restore market functioning finds a lot of treasury and bring liquid into the market of record 2020 irvinerying to liquidate the market was up by number of measures buying treasury securitie balance amid the market function better. it was used back in8 and 2009 we saw with bank of england recently. in the fed case i'm not sure to put them on a different path. >> you're contrasting using quantitative and well-functioning markets lower rates make them moreg. even when their functioning find that is a distinction at the distinction to make because at times you want to structure qe differently if they are serving two different purposes. even when you're not structured differently as a useful communication device helps to nap of qe no one has a sense of what part two. >> unit say something? >> i would add to brian's point there is a stability asset. three tools of monetarywith the interest rate there's a forward guidance in the think about you've got the forward guidance and the qe. with two tools you can pay a little more attention with stability issues. what the fed kept buying mortgage-backe

this week i read attending from irvine college and together they serve as a health and safety ambassadors the nonprofit dedicated to champion quality sexual and reproductive health care for all to me they say access to contraception is not just the health issue but a lifeline for autonomy and access to contraception is eating up the power to shape our destiny. when we have the tools to manage her health we can stay in school build families and contribute positively to our community the ability to get contraception enable lead healthier and more productive line -- -- lives and achieve her dreams about fostering personal responsibility instability and economic self-reliance. madam president when i came to this chamber i made t a promiseo be urgent in my efforts to protect the rights of young people and those from the generation who are tired of being ignored and dismissed. we cannot fail them or let them down in this moment i am urging my colleagues to join in that the contraception does not go unchecked we must safeguard for the millions of girls and women and patients across the country.

it was founded by scottish evangelist william irvine in the late 1800s.istorical records suggest it wasn't until the early 1900s the ministry set roots in the bay area. >> they went about in pairs. they call it two by two. >> that's where we get the name shreek drop. >> a former member and author of a historical biography on the religious sect, explains the hierarchy over sinners are at the top, considered to be church leadership. below them are the ministers or workers that travel in pairs of two men or two women as they evangelize and preach to members. below them are the elders and friends that make up the members of the congregation. >> the preachers were to be celibate. >> these ministers often live in members homes for a period of time before moving to the next. according to the scripture, it's considered an honor to host them. >> i do remember workers. if they stayed with us, they would sleep in like our room. >> lynette berg flanagan is a former member who lives in union city. she says her cousin, laura lee brown, pictured on the left, was sexuall

. >> david irvin making sense, not on my show. that's not allowed data urban oh, come on i was just gonna say real quickly there were some people yesterday or the day before talking about how this case wouldn't be brought against hunter biden if he wasn't the president's son? >> hey well be true, but i think at the same time i need to acknowledge that what what your colleague fareed zakaria hit publicly stated that the case in new york city, what had been brought against donald trump, if if the defendant wasn't named donald j. trump. so i think that instance both things can be true as well. >> yeah. david, this morning, we are seeing the power of donald trump's endorsement truly, i mean, after it was put to the test and big republican primaries last night, six candidates, these six candidates all endorsed by trump, all victorious. so here you're going to do our price door number one. this is a sign that trump's endorsement carries more weight even though his rocking endorsement record has more to do with general election, not prim

it's amazing we didn't bring up fox's pole that had biden up and independence of irvine in nine funds that's a great poll. >> she did bring that up. >> martha: we showed that 30 seconds ago but item post nine for no audience by the way. no audience in the room. that to. it's odd. thank you very much you guys great to have you with us and looking forward to hearing what you think about the big night. so it's a very special big night here and we look forward to our coverage tonight on fox and we continue with our coverage here with shannon graham and mark hughson and result in next. >> you're putting on watching tonight. >> one hundred% i can't wait. is which be one of the greatest boxing matches of all time. is like going to ufc or boxing match. this is like leonard hearns actually discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also wi

. >> uc irvine is set to start tomorrow and for a second time, the university of california was blocked from getting a court order to stop the strikes. as a result, teaching assistants are not doing their usual grading work. it's a week before final exams at many campuses, and grading deadlines are fast approaching. it could jeopardize graduation. >> this morning, 70 people are facing trespassing charges for a protest at the lobby of san francisco's israeli consulate. pro-palestinian protesters vowed to occupy the building until they were removed. this happened yesterday morning. police put up barricades and we saw officers removed several people from the building. officers say they arrested people who refused to leave. they were cited and released. >> the first h5n1 bird flu cases have now landed in san francisco. two infected chickens were found during an inspection of a live bird market in the bayview last month. the birds were asymptomatic. the health department says they monitored the markets employees for ten days. none of them got sick. they also say no members of the public were

uc irvine is set to start tomorrow and for a second time, the university of california was blocked from getting a court order to stop the strikes. as a result, teaching assistants aren't doing their usual grading work. it is just a week before final exams. at many of these campuses, grading deadlines are fast approaching and this could jeopardize graduation. this morning, 70 people are facing trespassing charges for a protest at the lobby of san francisco's israeli consulate >> pro-palestinian protesters vowed to occupy the building until they removed. this happened yesterday morning. police put up barricades. we saw officers remove several people from the building. officers say they arrested people who refused to leave. they were cited and then released. >> take a look at the pollen index today. the one big change compared to the past couple of days grasses are now at medium levels. that is a bump up from low, so just be aware of that. allergy sufferers i know it seems like the season has been just so long. we'll continue to track that for you right here. let's take you to okay this mo

the ev company based in irvine.tch up after falling behind in the electric vehicle space. the deal will also provide rivian with some cash and manufacturing expertise from the second largest automaker globally. rivian stock up close to 30% on that news this morning. san francisco's vacancy rate for office space hit another high. however, real estate analysts believe the most recent data shows the market is stabilizing, according to a preliminary quarterly report from commercial real estate firm cbre, the vacancy rate grew to 37% this quarter. that is slightly up from last quarter, but analysts say long term trends show the city's office vacancy rate has hit a plateau, and we could see things turn around soon. it appears the film and television industry will avoid another strike. the union representing stage and behind the scenes workers, reached a tentative agreement with the studios on a new deal in a message to union members, the negotiators detailed wage gains, guardrails for ai and improvements for pension and h

department of justice asked for document you have your possession, turn them over van jones, david irvin. >> thank you and if you don't if you don't, you get rated got me up next. >> see bannon's journey, which is about to include four months behind bars. and later david mentioned georgia women voters, they're from across the political spectrum make of donald trump's felony conviction in hunter biden's trial, and whether one or the other well affect their choice. in november, we'll be right back when the competition is a nuclear competition, spying is extraordinarily important the russians were trying to spy on us we were spying on them it's very difficult to determine whom you can trust i was study frankly everything and got out of control this is a war. >> the secret was the secrets and spies, a nuclear game sunday at ten on cnn selling your home realtor.com, real choice selling. lets you choose from multiple agent proposals. because when agents competing, u win, don't all have to do that. not really. trust the number one app real estate professionals trust, download the realtor.com ap

the department of justice asked for documents having your possession, turn them over van jones, david irvin. >> thank you. >> and if you don't if you don't, you get rated got me up next see bannon's journey, which is about to include four months behind bars. >> and later david mentioned georgia women voters, they're from across the political spectrum make of donald trump's felony conviction and a hunter biden's trial and whether one or the other will affect their choice in november, we'll be right back bad debt holding you back only renditions all in one. >> low fixed rates far left, 100 keg know these required. so phi, get your money, right? >> everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile, new censored in clinical white rights, two shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitive your production. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients oh no what if we don't get down in time to get a birthday gift for zoe. >> don't panic with etsy. we can find the perfect gift and send. her a preview right away i love this. >> thank sky that's a.

[applause] and out of galileo, we have waylen tang, uc irvine representing in the house! [applause] and last but not least, out of lincoln high school, wilson lee going to san jose state university. another spartan in the house! [applause] let's hear to ladies and gentlemen to bridge to excellence scholarship recipients here tonight! wow, congratulations. you are going to make our city so proud. we cannot wait to see your next journey here and hopefully come back to share your experiences and inspire more people. once again, let's hear it for 2024, bridge to excellence scholarship recipients tonight. [applause] thank you so much. thank you mayor breed. now, we will have a group photo of everyone here together. the rotunda we will get out there and get oen the steps, do a nice little photo. we got our professional paragraphs to stand by. congratulations one more time. we'll see you at the rotunda and once again our 2024, bridge excellence scholarship resip yntd recipient in san francisco. family and friends, what a great honor. see you next year. thank you for being a insp

this week i heard from martin oragu and emily attending santa monica college and irvine valley college respectively. together they serve as the youth equity and safety ambassadors for essential access health, a nonprofit dedicated to championing quality sexual and reproductive health care for all. they wrote to me saying, quote, access to contraception is not just a health issue; it's a lightestline forur -- it's a life-line for our autonomy and future. access to contraception is about giving us the power to shape our destinies. when we have the tools to manage our health, we can stay in school, build stable families, and positively to our communities. the ability to get contraception enables us to leave healthier, more productive lives and achieve dreams. it's about8$ fostering personal responsibility, stability, and economic self-reliance. madam president, when i came to this chamber, i made a promise -- i made a promise to be urgent in my efforts to protect the rights of young pe emily and others in their generation who are tired of being ignored and dismissed. we cannot fail them o

. >> from irvine, california. >> houston, texas. >> richmond, virginia. >> and miami, florida. ♪ >> wishingin florida. >> we love you, dad. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "today." so nice to have you with us. we're getting out there. we will take it next level when we get out on the plaza in a few minutes. >> yeah. can't wait to get outside. >> and, craig, tomorrow you have a great story in store. >> we've been working on something. so, it's a first look at major league baseball's highly anticipated negro league happening thursday in birmingham, alabama because that's the home of the oldest professional ballpark in the country. i got to spend some time with that fellow right there. that's 99-year-old reverend bill greeson. he's the oldest living veteran of the negro league, the first black pitcher in st. louis cardinals history. we'll have that for you tomorrow on "today." >> craig, thank you. let's get right to our news at 8:00. we begin with extreme weather. 100 million americans bracing for a heat wave this week. temperatures soaring to near triple digits from the southwest

there is more diversity and our openness in this instance sometin in my view as an irvine californiapresentative. i'm not bringing it as a prerogative but there's a challenges the most diverse parts of the country done experience. .. that may country don't experience. >> that's exactly right. we are very proud. ucla is a very diars common humanity. i think this is something the system does really well. it brings students together with different backgrounds and form at we all have in common. that is where our program to do whaty do. we also very effective organizations actually nationally recognized. foris home and other students of other organizations they can go too. quick said may have been part of this program. they have been very involved in it. >> hill has been a greatpr partner with the jewish students. >> how do we keep building on that? t october 6. how do we continue given the reality we are experiencing right now? the ste tea be more of a learning moment. quick tip to build more programs. faculty programs for the faculty to recognize with the students are going through in t

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, companion, andrew irvine, actually made it to the top of everest.mber, in 1999, they found his body . oh, did you remember? his body. oh, did you remember? yeah. they, perfectly preserved. other perfectly preserved. yes. even the, there were labels inside his jumper that showed it was his, you know, and things like that. but as they do on everest, they left the bodies when they found them there in 1999, they left his body there. it's disappeared . are you it's disappeared. are you joking? no. they've been another research team has been sending up drones and things like that. they know exactly where that body was, but it's gone and it's not been covered in snow or anything because it doesn't snow on that particular part. it's gone. it's gone. and they think it was a chinese team who was sent to get rid , to literally sent to get rid, to literally get rid of the body, because of the scandal that there was a growing scandal about how many bodies have been left on everest. right. and they think it was a chinese team who were preparing for the olympics a

irvine at this particular stage, i continue to look on social media and it appears that insiders amongemember going into the bay, there was a dynamic and how would what is that dynamic after the debate? i agree that there was no new information. they didn't talk about the future. i but i think most people watching is make debate to watch >> i think >> trump is a known quantity was within bounds of his quantity. although don't think he was as bad is to from a 2020. keep in mind, a lot of people only watch the for about half an hour and by and getting lost 11 minutes in it. was i think in the end will recoverable for him. i i don't think he picks up in the polls. dynamic stays the same and the democrats are divided over his past a nomination anytime. we've only got about a minute. but let me ask you this. we know in the spin room, everybody is a winner. i don't know, but tonight, but that's generally the ammo. >> you might be more plugged and then we are. what's the republican? >> reaction to trump. are you seeing any of that? >> well, look, usual his base more so anyone, even more than

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george mallory and his fellow explorer andrew irvine set off to conquer mount everest . they.d they get to the peak? but in mallory's body was found in 1999. but in the years since , 1999. but in the years since, we've discovered this week his corpse has vanished. now here to tell us more is the best selling author jeffrey archer, who wrote author jeffrey archer, who wrote a fascinating book, which i've read, paths of glory. jeffrey. good morning. now >> morning, andrew. >> morning, andrew. >> this this expedition of mallory and irving has triggered all sorts of books and tv dramas and plays. this is another twist in the extraordinary tale, because a we don't know if they got to the peak and were on their way down, or they perished on their way up, but now there's another twist in the tale, because it appears certainly mallory's body has gone well. >> now you have to think chariots of fire, because it's exactly the same year as that mallory attempted to conquer everest as harold abrahams won the 100m in paris in 1924. now this young man was at magdalene college, cambridge, and

joining me to talk about that, william irvine, a dairy farmer and chair of the ulster farmers williamsto? we have focused on three main _ what is any manifesto? we have focused on three main items - what is any manifesto? we have focused on three main items for| what is any manifesto? we have - focused on three main items for this westminster election. the first is funding _ westminster election. the first is funding for future agricultural support. _ funding for future agricultural support, the second is around our relationship with europe and how that plays out here in our unique connection— that plays out here in our unique connection in northern ireland, and the third _ connection in northern ireland, and the third is— connection in northern ireland, and the third is securing future food and ability to supply that food to our nation. and ability to supply that food to our nation-— and ability to supply that food to our nation. ., ,, ., , ., our nation. talk about number one, more funding. _ our nation. talk about number one, more funding, what _ our nation. talk about number one,

uc irvine officials say they are awarding about 4000 bachelor's degrees to first generation students,lor says this graduating class highlights how well the school is serving the people of california regardless of their financial circumstances. uci is a federally designated hispanic serving institution. >> time is now 616. starting today, bart is cutting back on its early bird express bus trips . it's an alternative bus service on weekday mornings before the trains start running. but bart says it's making these cutbacks because of low ridership, limited funding and a demand for bus drivers for other agencies. bart will keep eight bus trips that will serve 90% of the riders, while eliminating seven bus trips. more service changes are expected august the 12th. >> all right, back over to sal. hopefully no big problems. it's monday morning and people just want to smooth commute. yeah, yeah. >> you know it's not all that bad. i think we're beginning to see a little bit of that. june vacation setting in there. yeah yeah. so let me show you the richmond bridge. a bridge that pam likes a lot,