to handle this thing called watergate than senator sam j irvin. i worked for center sam jay irvin for 10 years. and i can personally attest. that things were different then than they are now. civility reigned remember that word civility and all of and all the people who were here some 60 years ago know that that is the case. too much civility is absent today. consider the level of viteral and the political discourse that exists in government today and even in the halls of congress i cannot emphasize enough the importance of the relationship between democratic senator, sam j ervin. and republican howard baker last chairman. okay. welcome to tennessee. they made a pact in the very beginning that this would be a non-person hearing the sole purpose of which was to uncover the truth. it's hard to imagine this happening today. because it required level heads and plain old-fashioned civility. they prove that a congressional committee devoid of malice and political bias. good fulfill expunctional of informing the public and then proposed legislation that

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irvin has room for you. >> jimmy: irvin has room for me. all right. he doesn't. yeah. you should see me in a snorkel and a little scuba mask. i'm going to pop up. i'm going to pretend i'm drowning. that's my in, pretend to be drowning. >> i want to see you with water boots, just come out of the water. >> jimmy: listen, i'll be on amazon ordering them tonight. what year would you say this is? michael jordan looking down menacingly at you. >> not me, spike. >> jimmy: spike probably said something. >> i'm sure the knicks weren't winning. >> jimmy: when you're in the front row of an nba game, do all the players talk to you? >> i talk to them. >> jimmy: in an encouraging way? >> it depends. i remember when i used to go to chicago bulls games when i was shooting "long kiss good night" and the first year the raptors were playing. canadian fans didn't know they could talk to them and i was sitting in the front row because i was friends with isaiah. and the coach of golden state was playing then -- >> jimmy: steve kerr, yeah. >> steve kerr. and i would always

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william klein, a professor of medicine at uc irvine for more than 40 years, became a key trial witness for the pedersons, despite his decades-long relationship with the university of california system. klein testified that that photo melissa took showing no pulse oximeter on anders' finger points to a critical mistake. william: i can't think of the reason to not use one. in this gentleman's case, probably would have saved his life. jessica: ucsf said the hospital couldn't comment on the case due to patient privacy, but in a statement told us that they "modified their transplant protocol after this incident and now provide continuous pulse-oximetry monitoring." ucsf also maintains that two investigations by organ transplant networks found no fault on behalf of ucsf. steve hillyard: they fought us on every legal issue they could. jessica: steve hillyard, the medical malpractice attorney hired by the pedersons, agrees that monitoring could have saved anders. but he argues that wasn't what killed him. jessica: do you think they overdosed him? jessica: now, when we return, you will hear his

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i was so taken aback i said, hold on, senator irvin wants to get you. [laughter] [applause] i never thought i would be told that. so i have to confess my big booboo. but everything worked out and it is funny how each of the speakers told you that the three branches of government where like a team up beautiful horses working together. there were conflicts, of course there were, but it shows that when people decide to be civil to one another -- i was here 10 years before watergate occurred. people stayed in washington then. they went to parties together. they ate together. we had all sorts of things. now, what do they do? they come in on tuesday, they leave on thursday. what did they do when they are gone? they raise funds. it is never ending. it is all about the money chase. let's be aware of anybody that tells you that money does not corrupt politics. thank you and good night, we love you all, see you again. [applause] [indiscernible] chatter] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning insti

if we want to go get it, we have to go all the way toer irvine. >> i will eat it. >> anyway. ng sponsoredy cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, the fallout over a white house aide's explosive january 6 testimony. could former president donald trump face criminal charges? the possible new legal jeopardy for donald trump and his inner circle. the concerns tonhtbout possible witness tampering. r. kelly sentenced to 30 years in prison in a sex trafficking case, charges he denied in that bombshell interview with gayle king. >> robert. >> o'donnell: we speak to a survivor victimized by the disgraced r&b star. still performing abortions. the uncertainty tonight in states with trigger laws, the clinics seeing a surge in calls trying to get in as many patients before the bans take effect. u.s. beeng

the purpose of the research that we're doing it you see, irvine is to understand what are the basic mechanisms of sleep that support cognitive function, including emotion, regulation, memory, creativity alertness. we looked at what is the brain activity using electron stuff like graphy ici, to look at specific sleep features that occurred during that sleep period, either a nap or a night time sleep and see how those sleep features relate to the improvement in performance that we see before and after sleep. luck. pumpkin hanger. dog. nuts. ok, now rule such a to sleep. group. time from there. so a nap we would say anything from say 5 minutes to about 3 hours. the ideal nap time is usually about 6 hours after you walk in up. if you nap earlier than that period, you're going to have an app that has more rapid eye movement sleep rem sleep. if you nap later, you're going to have an app that has more slowest sleep. these are 2 very important sleep cycles and they contribute to very different types of performance improvement . so really also depends on how you want to tailor your nap to suit the goal

conservative society that has come on the growing influence of the orthodox church. surveys show most mold irvin's have a negative view of the l g. b t community hundreds of people have protested. intimacy is capital against a referendum. unconstitutional changes called by president k said, critic say say it has been extending his paragraph after dissolving parliament in march and also sacking dozens of judges earlier this month. and residents living in villages in the southwest of germany's capital berlin have been told to evacuate their homes. a forest fire has been burning there since friday, caused by an intense heat wave. and strong winds and military helicopter was called in to support the firefighters. colombians are heading to the pole to decide who will be there next president. whichever of the 2 candidates wins it could be historic, as neither as part of the political elite that dominated the war torn nation for decades. the dublin you had ramirez was that polling stations in the capital book letter and sent us this report. as soon as the polls open, hundreds of people rushed both across

also a $50 million ken griffin- backed candidate the aurora mayor richard irvine is in that race, therimary race. stuart: $50 million? >> yeah, so you have ken griffin is one of the richest men on the planet and here in the u.s. and he has every stake, he said if he does get to that point where he challenges for the illinois governorship, he will put $50 million into backing richard irvine. stuart: the republican? >> that's right. stuart: not the billionaire governor. >> well, sokol cold will feature a gop candidate as well that favors abortion rights in a tight race that challenged incumbent democrat senator michael bennett, the democrats are picking a candidate to take home republican senator tim scott, utah will have a trump allie and you have him on the show, senator mike lee facing off against a few challengers and a rare primary runoff mississippi, and oklahoma will choose two gop senate nominees tonight. stuart: so a trump endorsement and support of a candidate is very much on the line in many elections. >> he's only lost two out of 50 some odd races or something. he's incredib

democratic governors association tells us they're just educating the public on these candidates but irvinalls this meddling in an election by democrats. this race is shaping up to be one of the most expensive governors races in u.s. history, liz, if not the most expensive. >> grady trimble great reporting there. good to see you. come back soon. joining us from "the federalist," editor-in-chief mollie hemingway, forbes media chair and editor-in-chief, steve forbes. wow, that is an exciting panel. mollie, steve, so excited to have you on. mollie, first to you, "politico" reporting that democrats have launched an unprecedented effort in tens of millions of dollars to meddle in gop nominating contest across the nation. they are trying to boost what democrats are extreme right-wing candidates voters won't like. they are attacking republican candidates who are threats. we know this goes on but "politico" reporting it seems ramped up. what do you think, mollie? >> such an interesting strategy to use in a year where democrats are facing strong headwinds. they are meddling mostly in the way trying

richard irvin doesn't see it that way. >> j.d.epublican primary. that's unheard of, he knows who is going to beat him in november. and he knows what he has got to do to try to stop me. we will not allow that. >> they would make the case because they think you are an easier opponent in november. i think the people when the people step up and vote that answer is going to be no. i will take that challenge any day. >> all of the top republican candidates are pro-life while governor j.d. pritzker he calls himself the most pro-choice governor in the united states. in many ways though, this race is turning into a battle of the billionaires. pritzker has spent $90 million of his own money on his race. sindell founder ken griffin poured 50 million in the race in support of irvin and richard you line has spent $9 billion on bailey. the race is shaping up to be one of the most expensive governor's races in u.s. history. if not the most expensive. now let's head to colorado and to my colleague alicia acuna. >> thanks grady and nationally demo

carl and i think brilliantly because senator irvin asked the question, what was watergate? he nailed it by saying it was an unconstitutional, unlawful effort to really destroy the process of nominating and electing a president. and then at the end of this very lengthy report, he asked the question, why watergate? and his answer was, the lust for political power. that's what we see happening right now 50 years later. i mean, it is -- it is one of these deja vu all over again, and the problem is nixon left, resigned, when it was made clear to him that the republicans were going to -- actually had abandoned him. and trump lost in 2020, but he insists he really won. and it's quite clear he's going to run again. and he's got whatever the percentage of the republican party behind him. and the january 6 committee has laid out in watergate-style very compelling evidence that the president and the people around him broke the law. i think there is zero ambiguity in their evidence that it was an effort by trump and his lawyers and his staff to subvert the process, the legal process, c

we begin with uc irvine with invisible women and the criminalization of motherhood. thank you for joining us. >> different find me back to speak with you. this was not a surprise. as you read over now that it is reality what jumps out to you? >> it's not only the symbolism that's contained within this decision but what it really means is if we were to start with matters of law this is a rollback. not just related to reproductive health piracy or liberty. this is a rollback of the rule of law itself and will be vouchsafed for key access. united states is the deadliest place in the developed world for a woman to be pregnant. mississippi the state from which this law that the supreme court is allowing to go into effect a black woman is 118 times more likely to die by carrying a pregnancy to term. so that has to be kept as part of conversation. >> it has been declining in this country. to what extent will that reduced even further the number of abortions? >> abortions have been performed for millennia. they were performed by pilgrims. if we look at the lead up to our v w

irvine, always good to see you. thank you for being here. rick: it's good to be with you.k: late yesterday, the supreme court blocked texas from instituting a new law that would prevent social media networks from blocking users over their point of view. >> they say it's censorship over religious views. an appeals court blocked a similar florida law from taking effect while it's being challenged. the key legal question is whether the platforms are like phone companies or cable companies as texas and florida lawmakers argue and are subject to regulation or as the industry argues are they like publishers, protected by the first amendment. two perspectives. carl cey beau and gener manager -- general counsel of net choice, the trade association challenging the texas and florida laws. he teaches internet law at the george maison university law school. -- george mason university law school and adam candeub who directs the law program at michigan state university. mr. candeub i'd ride to -- i'd like to start with you. i want to get to the legal issue later. but first, explain why

edward old vares takes cole irvin deep and out of here. second of the season for him. month. a win or go-home game for the lightning in the stanley cup finals. they need three wins to make it three straight titles, and they need one on the road tonight. lord stanley's cup on site in denver. it's protected. early third period. lightning leading 2-1. check this out, the avalanche shot deflects off the skate of a tampa player, finds the net, game's tied. lightning strikes. the extra pass, andre palat. there is your go-ahead goal. tampa wins it. they stay alive with the 3-2 win. they force a game six in florida. >>> the warriors released their picks on friday. their first-round pick, baldwin, a top recruit out of high school. played for his dad in milwaukee but only suited up for 11 games due to injury. >> it was definitely spontaneous. in the moment i had no clue what i was doing. i felt it, it went in. saw somebody on the bench. that's my first tech ever in my life. well deserved. it was a good tech, so. >> baldwin, he's a high upside guy. probably the least-experienced

san francisco, number 12 and for southern california, irvine came in third.h came in sixth place. that's it for kpix news at 3:00. s >> o'donnell: tonight, we're coming on the air with severalling about headlines, including the breaking news that kids under five are now one step closer to getting a covid vaccine. tonight, the news just coming in from pfizer. for kids six months to five years old, the only group not eligible for a covid-19 vaccination. we have the new details. the verdicts in the high-profile defamation case against actor johnny depp. a ruling his ex-wife amber heard calls a setback for women as the "pirates of the caribbean" star says he now has his life bab of back. tonight, the news about the baby formula crisis. president biden concedes he didn't know how problematic the shortage would become. the long good-byes continue in texas.

who's the chancellor's first of law and political science the university of california irvine school of law. we're here because rick is written a terrific new book cheap speech how disinformation poisons are politics and how to cure it. you want to ask rick number of questions about the book and talk with them about it. and then what very much to get your questions, so please be sure to send them in to the youtube chat. rick i find the title of the book quite provocative when you call it cheap speech. what do you mean by cheap? speech? well first let me thank

if traveling south near irvine, talk about there is close to company headquarters and their giving it a go. >> that looks good. i have not had taco bell in years. >> here is what you do. get some cheese crackers and make your own. if you really wanted. i mean- >> go and get it. >>> get a last look at the forecast. temperatures will reach into mid-70s. it will continue to be nice and comfortable for inland areas with highs in upper 70s on fourth of july. very chilly in san francisco. you will not see a lot of sunshine over the next several days. >> eating clam chowder there in a sourdough bowl. that is more normal than throwing cheese crackers on anything. >> some barbecue will make you warm up nicely. >> get the grill started. >> no. i was hoping one of you would. you are doing a cookout. >> i am the grill master at home >> good for you, i love it. >> it is a lot of work. >> it is but i know i have seen it. i have eaten it. and seen it, but i have not done it i will work on that. until then, thanks for joining us for midstate newscast. next one coming up at 5:00 pm. >>> get the latest

they are only available at one location in irvine, california >> if you don't live there you can justspy kreme is launching four new doughnuts that come in a fourth of july-themed box. and if you go in there wearing red, white and blue, you'll get a frido nut through july 4th >>> if you are preparing a barbecue this weekend, prepare to dig a little deeper into your wallet it will cost 17% more than last year >>> we have an update now on the health of rock star travis barker he was hospitalized, according to "people", you may remember, and the blink 18drummer for pancreatitis he had been taken to a hospital on tuesday for an undisclosed medical issue with his wife cour kourtney kardashian accompanying him. he has seen quite a bit in his 46 year on earth >> viefing plane crashes and everything else. >>> michelle will have an early hoork at your fourth of july forecast next. >>> and the one with the apology. the kreiter of "friends", is talking about the show's lack of diversity. absorb dirt and grime deep inside. and it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. wetjet wood. also

i've been speaking to jeffrey wasserstrom, a historian from the university of california, irvine, tosent more than three decades after tiananmen and why discussion has become wider to involve hong kong and macau. it hasn't stamped out dissent, there is still discontent. what it has prevented is large—scale mass marches and demonstrations which were an important part of hong kong life as recently as 2019. i was there for the vigil in victoria park on this day in 2019 and there was a massive crowd there and even larger crowds turned out to protest soon after that, but the space for that has been stamped out so that now dissent, as on the mainland, has to often express itself in more indirect ways, more subtle ways through satire, through other things that keep alive a spirit of dissent but not via the kind of mass marches that were part of the local landscape. and how else does the chinese government stop discussion of tiananmen in terms of mainland china? because obviously social media is huge in china but they have ways to stop it there as well? there have been all kinds of forms of

i travel around a law and i ask myself what dangers irvin illegal about? what i do and also my work is not staging. i'm an independent journalist. there is no one who will tell me that i must do this or that, or include some particular information in the textbook. my materials are authentic, and it's a complete madness that i'm being criminally prosecuted for this. i do not think it's appropriate to make accusations against me based on my opinion, and i think it obviously violates my fundamental rights. freedom of expression means that everyone has the right to express their opinion. i do not know how this case will, and i have a lawyer who defends me. i can, i can even imagine that this case will reach the european court of human rights. we'll see the craziest thing is that they open a criminal case against me and they do not want even listen to me. i have no right to defend myself. they would probably hear too much truth from me, and that would drop down and the purpose of their investigation and were warned us to death. elena lip has been living in russ

streak yesterday first inning won nothing on his second homer of the year, but bottom the first cole irviniving up a two-run double to jose ramirez. he leads the american league with 59. rbi a's lose 63 oakland is not one consecutive games and three weeks a busy bay area sports weekend continues nascar and sonoma today, make sure those youngsters have the year protection good parenting there 50 laps ago kevin harvick in the lead on the restart, but goes wide and daniel suarez takes over still looking for his first nascar. and 195 starts bad news for elk grove's kyle larson last year's sonoma winner and today's pole sitter loses a tire that's going to result in the automatic suspensions for his pit crew. he finished 15th swore as though never truly challenging the lake going becomes the first ever mexican born nascar cup winner. what a moment that is for him. his car is cone. bye bay area racer justin marks and pitbull. that's really good sports. we'll be right back. when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this fil

he takes cole irvin deep to left. no doubt about it to run. shoppers, 29th homer of the season.s within a run. bottom of the 3rd 2 on for giancarlo stanton. he takes this one the other way caring. well, it is gone. yankees take the lead on stanton's 19th home run of the season. it is fall 5 to 3. they've lost 9 of their last 10 games open will now head to seattle to take on the mariners for 4 game set beginning tomorrow. and if you're already missing basketball season, no need to worry. were some early team already in action center. james wiseman practiced with the team today. however, he will not play in the upcoming california classic. this state will host the kings lakers and heat summerly teams for a round robin south showcase of chase center starting on saturday, worst california classic coach seth who person was right to practice. they just want to rush his return to live game action. wiseman has dealt with several setbacks following this case repair surgery last april. the team also announced that newly selected car ryan brolin's won't play in some early because of a stre

fertilization band contraceptives joining us live now is michelle goodwin chancellor's professor at see irvine and founding director of the center for biotechnology and global health policy as well as author of policing the womb invisible women and the criminalization of motherhood professor goodwin. thanks so much for being here. thank you for the invitation to join you you published an op-ed in the new york times this weekend. the headline is no justice. alito reproductive justice is in the constitution. can you explain? yes, well in this opinion which mirrors almost verbatim the leaked draft opinion justice alito and the majority kind of play hopscotch through history. they say that it was egregious for the row court to take into account history in the fact that abortion had not been criminalized and even the programs had practiced abortion benjamin franklin wrote about how to have a successful abortion and what they failed to attention to even though they say they're originalist and textualists is that there is originalism in the constitution that protects individuals bodily autonomy from

who's the chancellor's first of law and political science the university of california irvine school of law. we're here because rick is written a terrific new book cheap speech how disinformation poisons are politics and how to cure it. you want to ask rick number of questions about the book and talk with them about it. and then what very much to get your questions, so please be sure to send them in to the youtube chat. rick i find the title of the book quite provocative when you call it cheap speech. what do you mean by cheap? speech? well first let me thank the commonwealth club for putting this form together. i would have hope we could by this time be doing it in person, but hopefully next time that we're together having conversation. we'll be able to do it face to face and thank you erwin as always for agreeing to be the interlocutor here. so the term cheap speech is not mine. it's a term that originates with a professor at ucla law school in eugene. volik. he wrote an article in the yale law journal back in 1995 where he was talking about the coming information revolution as in

of government or future government and keyed of will recognize crimea as sour in russian territory. irvin and those so that sanctions can be removed and also recognise the independence of the east is small and done. boss republic service. russia has oh, already recognized and then a baby. they could be some kind of negotiations about other territories. and as the periscope who asked and her her son are blessed that russia has since occupied, that may be, oh, so could go somewhere, but maybe that's negotiable. i dunno ah, but if i understood also that ukraine and government right now is not ready to talk, take those conditions or sell them under the brush right now. the russian strategy is to grind the ukrainian mila tree grind their morale and serve at the beach battle in the dawn bus right now. it's very similar to that very the as the see the, the storming of and see job her done by the germans in 1916 when they didn't have enough forces. you'll get, have a know oh, out of offensive on the western, from the concentrated on one fortress of their bird, been using their so far power superi

story for shanghai, for hong kong, thunderstorms and humidity on tuesday, as to whether official, irvine, the john lima, hundreds of thousands full, a reason they think have supernatural healing, important, towing power. one or one. it is the magical world of the buddhist to called on algae 0 me ah, al jazeera ah, ah, all i the me come up with the top stories and i'll just 0 gunman have a talk to church during sunday service in nigeria. it happens in the south western kind of the reports that dozens of people have been killed in the attack. at least 40 people have been killed in 450 injured and a large fire in bangladesh. the blaze broke out at a container storage facility where flannel chemicals are being kept in just really b. j. p has suspended its national specimen over comments about the prophet mohammed sharma may be allegedly derogatory comments in a television debate. they sparks protests from muslim group. several miss all strikes, hit the outskirts of ukraine's capital keith after weeks of relative calm. he has largely been spared for major attacks and russia refocused military

jose ramirez with a drive down the left field line off coal, irvin.ll score to ramirez had three rbis on the day he leads the major leagues with 59 the guardians win 6 to 3 . the ayes have lost 12 of their last 13. and this is the week that nascar comes to northern california for the road course at sonoma raceway and the toyota save mark 3 50. this was an historic day with a significant fan base in attendance. daniel suarez was the winner of the first ever mexican board driver to win a nascar event. suarez navigated a largely mistake free race is the 12th different driver to win a race this year. ross chastain, who was seventh today is this series point leader alright? all eyes tomorrow night, though chase center to be back in the pacific time zone a one right tomorrow night. then they have to go back to boston were against six for sure. and if you're a warrior fan, you're hoping that there is no need for a game seven. yes would be nice. all right, joe. thank you. thanks for watching everybody. we'll see you back here at 10. o'clock. goodnight, everyb

with extradition and to lift the arms embargo that was met immediately by a statement from mister irvin's office saying turkey had got what he wanted. well, frankly, so did everybody else because as mister stilton broke, the nato secretary general has said the door is now open to that membership bid by sweden and finland. the political decision has been taken unanimously by all 30 members of nato with national parliament simply to do the rest, turkey and sweet earth. i beg upon finland and sweden will attend this summit now as official invitees. once of course, military neutral countries and nato will have gained military superiority over russia in the baltic sea. yeah, jonah and all the top leaders will be it's a day and yen stoughton. burger's promise, the most transformative agenda since the cold war absolutely, this is going to be hugely consequential summit. there will be discussions of course, around wider challenges like china and climate change. but the real backdrop, undeniably here, is russia. and as you say, stop berg talking about the most transformative agenda since the cold

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