there were nine of us and the crew, and we had a fine commander, colonel clarence irvine. we'd waited 34 days quietly of weather conditions, partly because of mechanical difficulties. everything had to be right. we were going to try to make one of the greatest flights, air history, nonstop from here in hawaii over, the north pole, and onto of our 10,000 miles away. the first time ever for such a wide and without refueling we had a few load of more than 12,000 gallons. the heaviest ever carried by a superfortress in combat gear. then we moved and she had helium in her tires to lighten the load. we had a perfect takeoff after a run of 8000 feet and all 551 on a friday we took us across the coast of alaska and, then over the north magnetic pole. the dream board took over the top of the world. she was racing an arctic storm and she no deicing equipment. she every test she had to. she was blazing an air trail over greenland. iceland, france and italy. and then egypt. everybody is pretty tired. and why not? it's sunday now and we left honolulu friday morning. we've been in the a

the federal communications commission wasn't involved in irvin's case, but in certain instances when you have a phone or internet issue that is stalled, you can complain to the fcc at fcc.gov. here is why that's a savvy chess move. fcc says it will serve your phone or internet company with your billing or service complaint. check. then the fcc says your provider has 30 days to send you a response. checkmate. you can also contact us. snap this qr code to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >> thanks, chris. >>> 6:27 right now and the top stories we're following on "today in the bay," including the start of this heat wave. >> reporter: hot temperatures are hitting the bay area starting today. i'm emma goss. i'm emma goss. i'll tell you what steps ♪ h heatin' up p the kitcheh♪ ♪ we gogot somethinin differen♪ ♪ s spreadin' g good vibebes all day y ♪ ♪ l livin' in t the golden n s♪ ♪ nadada se puedede comparar♪ ♪ livin' ' in the gololden sta♪ ♪ vive e en el e estado dorarado ♪ you didndn't choosee cat t allergies.s. yoyou didn't c choose ♪ livin' your haiairline.n sta♪ hot t flas

. >> will: our friends at obert-- robert irvine. >> teaming up with katy to supporting the foindationission. this video stars the world's most recognizable dog and you can pet. katy joins us along with sergeant mark tappin. he is also another marine corps veteran. we're taking over. georgia, marine corps. you are my best friend on set right now. sorry, will. >> will: why is this relationship important? >> working with the foundation has been amazing. your song supports i-bot thchl is a high-tech wheelchair that can go through any terrain from sand to snow to gravel. what is incredible about it, it gives mobility back to our amazing veterans. an individual that couldn't go in his frontyard because he didn't have a device, now redone. >> will: katy, can you show us? >> keep user upright, you will see it moving. if i move forward to reach for something, it will bring me forward and back to where i am. >> joey: that chair is on its hind legs. that is amazing. >> to be at eye level restores dignity and gives them back what they need. >> joey: you are so right, i'm on my prosthetic leg beca

and the 2 major initiated the world if you and then to deal with dr. irvin challenge the g 5 initiative which used to be headquartered in money. and then all of a sudden it's been moved to new jar or the result of the queen money. the 2nd one of the month to nice. now joint task force, we charge the headquarters in chop no. go between the sheets. yeah, me. jar. it's a pre show, a member of that. so even new jersey thankfully that and then he can no longer be denied. i mean, the vacuum would be created. um secondly, uh the us has to be in new jersey. um, when friends moved out of money, it was entirely moved. if so we just didn't do a new job. so again, if i could maybe create at the results of that, the other company is the grievances that all of these would create. it may be exploited by the 30 groups, false recruitment on. so this i this hotspot that i've mentioned of terrorism health and likely to increase as a read, as well as some of the on us which we cannot make consequences. including for instance, the b, u, n. e. you, on several of the development button that's built to you mon

. >> irvin said he switched to at&t cell service because at&t promised him an $800 credit for each phone he traded in. he sent in three phones using this shipping label. well, a month later, no credit. he messaged at&t reps and got nowhere for four months. so he contacted us. we contacted at&t. it issued a $2,400 credit, plus $250 for the inconvenience. that is a $2,650 win. at&t didn't explain what went wrong, but it did say we resolved irvin's concerns with his trade-in promotion and have applied a courtesy credit to his account. the federal communications administration wasn't involved in his case, but in some instances when you have a phone or internet issue, you can complain at fcc.gov. here is why that's a savvy chess move. fcc says it will serve your phone or internet company with your billing or service complaint. check. then the fcc says your provider has 30 days to send you a response. checkmate. you can also contact us. snap this qr code to fill out our consumer complaint form online. >> thanks, chris. >>> 5:27 right now. next, the top stories we're following on "today in the

william: all right, professor michael mendez, uc irvine, thank you so much fobeing here. prof. thank you for having me. ♪ william: an apparent military takeover has occurred to the african nation of niger. the u.s. denounced the coup, and has long counted niger as a partner in the fight against insurgents there and across the region, also known as the sahel. stephanie sy has the latest. stephanie: while the democratically elected president of niger remains captive in the presidential palace, his supporters were out in force. muhammad: we are going to just show all these military people that they just -- just take shortcut and take the power like this. no, we are a democratic country. we support democracy. and we don't need this kind of movement. stephanie: but supporters of the military coup were also out, setting cars ablaze, and burning and looting the ruling party's headquarters. moukeila: today, we believe that the army by taking power will create the conditions for the army to regain its former values. stephanie: a group of soldiers appeared on national television yesterda

. -- uc irvine dr. sarah wallace goodman. thank you for joining us. >> think you for having me.k a naturalization test that can the 1980's. photos -- i passed, obviously. for those who are not familiar, why is the reason behind? why do we do this? >> there is a debate about that actually. the general idea is we want citizenship to be this meaningful experience. when you obtain citizenship and anyone who has participated in a naturalization ceremony will attest that it is a meaningful milestone in your life. the test prepares individuals for that process. others would maintain instead of finishing an integration process, it helps you integrate further. we make a test to make it meaningful, not just as a reward, but to help you along the way, in job placement or social activity, or political participation. kristen: the questions are geared toward that. they are government or civic or history? dr. goodman: that's right. there are two components to the test. there is the language component where they test on english, than there is specific test where they testing one general knowled

and when i got here, my daughter went to university of california, irvine, and i was so excited that they had onsite daycare, so great. i already had two boys that were a and betsy's to be a four year old at the university of california, irvine costs more than it would have cost for her to be an undergrad do it and you know you only get nine months to save for the the childcare you get at month 18 years to save for the college basically and that's, by the way, not anomalous to california. about half of states child care costs, child care, tuition more than college tuition. that's crazy. in-state public college. why are those why are those costs so high? well, part of it is, is that it too eager to invest in the people doing work. children take a lot of work. and so it's very, very hard have the ratios and the the enrichment, the safety, the location and everything that we need. this is why we have public schools, because we had to fund our own school that would be prohibitively so. i think we need to, in child care understand it as investment in our workforce. it as a way to have str

scottsdale, arizona came out as number one irvine, california and pembroke pines, florida came out ass like the local job market, the public school system and how safe and friendly the environment is a lot of the places with the palm trees, not surprising >>> now an idea where renters may live their best lives, we have to consider how much that's going to cost them with rent prices cooling off a bit from post-pandemic surges, re realtor.com has las vegas at number one with average rent prices down 6% from may 2022 to may 2023 riff riverside, california, rourmds it out not all cities were lucky. i knew new york was not going to be on the list >> with our shoe box apartments in the city. >> if all this talk about rent is having you rethinking your budget, how about advice from millionaires cnbc looked at the spending habits of millionaires to find the common denominator of financial health they came up with this millionaire's guide to budget cuts the uber wealthy cut out spending on processed food the foods pro prioritize health. and they don't purchase outdoor tools. here's kicker. the

this country one of the most difficult places in the world for porters speak to the main problem in irvine. is that the authorities make decisions arbitrarily. when a journalist reports on an issue most in line with the officials, they come off to the constitution guarantees, media freedom. as long as journalists do not endanger the amount of republic offend the supreme leader and do not spread false information. it leaves plenty of room for interpretation and subjective censorship. the hello, i'm elizabeth per ottoman doha. with the headlines on alger 0, the us treasury secretary has ended, have food, a visit to china. janet yellow said trip had been direct and productive stage media of upholstered chinese concerns about us economic sanctions. the us in china have significant disagreements. those disagreements need to be communicated clearly and directly.

. >> reporter: he found that edge leading uc irvine to three national championships. and just a couple of months ago at ucla, he took his alma mater back to the stop of the sport. but three years ago in tokyo, playing in empty arenas, team usa didn't even make it out of fi place. they were tenth place. >>s unfortunate. have had really good tournaments. we medaled it in rio. we medaled the world championships for the first time. this core group of guys has done an exceptional job. we've had one really bad tournament. there is a real interest in getting back and getting a little redemption. >> reporter: and it's up to him to lead them. he knows he's in a great position, just like he's been every step of the way. >> it is hard to describe because i still consider myself a young kid from arcadia that wasn't around the elite programs at the time. and, so, for me to come from that background and then to go to ucla and be a role player most of my career and just continue to learn about volleyball and learn my craft, and here i am coaching the national team in southern califo

elsinor. 99 degrees 101 around orange county inland tempures, upp80s to low 90s. 89 degrees around irvine degrees around hunting ton beach. take a look at the valleys. so far temperatures in the mid to upper 80s and mid-90s and triple digits across l.a. county valleys. so 104 around north ridge. maybe just getting to 100 degrees around ojai for tomorrow. for the basin, another hot day for tomorrow. 91 in downtown l.a. 91 in compton and 89 in torrence. do your best to stayl. find the air-conditioning. if you have air-conditioning, look for a cooling center, a library a mall. baseline is up top. coastline is down below. that high starts to shift a bit, and that's where we might get a bit of cooling. it is not much. closer to the mid-80s, that's about normal for this time of year. but we will also have a little humidity i in the airir as well. valleyeys on topop here.. forecastst down below.w. next couplple d days we statay 10100 degrees. as we get intnto sundaday that e starts toocool stily warmrm. stilill have triplee digitits. fewer r triple d digits and m mw 90ss as we geget closer t to

that's a total of $2,650 for irvin. at&t didn't explain what went wrong, but it did say this. we resolved ervon's concerns with his trade-in promotion and have applied a courtesy payment to his count. the federal trade commission was not involved in ervon's case. but in certain instances where you have a phone issue that stalled, you can complain to the fcc at fcc.gov. here is why that's a savvy chess move. they'll serve your company, then the fcc says your provider has 30 days to send you a response to your complaint. checkmate. you can also contact us. snap the qr code on your screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. yep. check the drawers for those old phones. >> i know. >> $800 apiece. >> i think i got a couple lying around. >> i know. just sitting in their old boxes. >> i'm not sure like the old motorola ones. maybe the flip one. i hear they're coming back. >> i loved those old flip phones. thank you, chris. >>> if you're looking to experience the future, apple has something for you. apple is offering a trial version of its new ios 17 software. her

this country one of the most difficult places in the world for porters speak to the main problem in irvine. and safety as far as these make decisions arbitrarily. when a journalist reports on an issue most in line with the officials, they come off to you. the constitution guarantees media freedom as long as journalists do not endanger the amount of republic. offend the supreme leader. and do not spread false and for mation, it leaves plenty of room for interpretation and subjective censorship. the, [000:00:00;00] the color that i'm the size of your time this is and use our line from out headquarters here in the coming up in the next 60 minutes. each way of reco ones are expected to be broken in north america and europe. major attractions, such as the acropolis and athens explorers, 15th taurus, se, talking about scenarios or is that a risk training by the russians.

for lives he worked on the box kind of met right to is a professor at the university of california, irvine. and is written about the widespread use to sell it. she can find that in the united states, she joins us from young beach, california. i gave him the coffee survival of thought. she consignment is now an activist with present reform, who joins us from berkeley, california. thank you all for being here. this idea, jeremy of being isolated thing is and yes, at a time that explain hope. why did you want to tell a story? well, i think one of the things that's amazing about dentists is that 27 years as such a long period of time to spend an isolation. and he's managed to figure out a way to cope with it. and he's very lucid and he's witnessed so much during his time in solitary confinement. he's just like a, an incredible person who can explain the practice to us. what it, what we're looking at so that she can find that across the united states. it's used a lot, i mean what circumstance if you could pull down the circumstances in which it's used is absolutely so solitary confinement a peo

one of the most difficult places in the world for porters speak to the main problem in irvine is that the pharmacies make decisions arbitrarily. when a journalist reports on an issue, not in line with the officials, they come off to you. the constitution guarantees media freedom as long as journalists do not in danger. these nomic republic offend the supreme leader and do not spread false information. it leaves plenty of room for interpretation and subjective as are shipped from one side of last empire, spending several continents booked by the 1940s. the french were forced to confront realities and to moms for independence. and the 1st part of the documentary series alger 0 looks at how the colonial unrest group from set to knowledge area and full scale warn indo china blood into his french. the colonized nation on al jazeera, the only box in the top stories. and i'll just have the constitutional court in thailand has ordered a temporary suspension of a leading prime minister. candidates has an m p. p to live drawn right one the most number of seats in may's general elections. the ru

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michelle goodwin, chance was professor of law at university of california irvine.lso serves as the director for biotechnology and global health at ucla law. welcome. doctor nisha verma it's an ob/gyn in georgia, where she provides comprehensive reproductive health care. she also serves as a fellow with physicians for reproductive health. thank you, dr. verma. now senator graham, your witnesses. >> thank you, chairman. we have dr. ingrid stop, is that right? she has been a present board certified ob/gyn physician in san antonio texas for 27 years. she received her bachelor of science in physiology from oklahoma state and her medical doctor from washington university school of medicine. she completed a residency at the university of texas health science center, san antonio. she's a fellow of the american college of ob/gyn physicians and a member of the american association of pro life ob/gyn specialists. she is currently practicing with b hospital group and is the vice president of medical affairs for charlotte lausanne or institute. she currently serves as a medical

the robot called was tested at a chipotle in irvine.ers have to match the avocados. last year chipotle tested a robot that could fry an season tortilla chips. celebrating the grand reopening of its flagship store. kumasi: the entire abc 7 mornings team was there. chocolate and ice cream shop is reopen after undergoing renovations. it brought in some major star power. that is singer, actress, kelly rowland of destiny's child fame. she also says she is a chocolate lover. we spoke with her about what makes ghiardelli special. >> i think the smoothness of the chocolate. there are all of these different flavors that are vibrant. the raspberry, mint, my favorite is the seesaw caramel. my son put me onto a crispy rice that was downstairs. kumasi: the newly ventilated store features the original 19 foot g from the historic sign but behind -- behind what they are calling north america's largest chocolate flowing wall. that was pretty cool. reggie: i was impressed with it. kumasi: here's a picture of the entire abc 7 mornings team with kelly rowl

unfortunately, the toast auto is at one taco bell location in irvine, california.ve giant cheez-its are an american right. this restriction is the work of the crunch wrap supreme justice. i have to believe that. speaking of orange things that are bad for you. yesterday we heard from looks like a traitor. he has been watching the hearings and yesterday, the hearing starred cassidy hutchison, seen here using the force to summon one of those tostadas. hutchinson was assistant to mark meadows. she saw everything that went on in the white house. she told the committee the president knew his crowd was armed before unleashing them on the capital, attacked a member of the security detail and most disturbingly, through his lunch plate in rage. you always hurt the bun you l love. no one thought -- really? applause for that? that is a low bar. thank you. no one thought this testimony went well for the ex-president. one lawyer said the testimony contained credible nuggets of information that would support a seditious conspiracy investigation, which means the former president c

walter irvin actually ended up living because when he was shot, he played dead. the other one was shot and killed, samuel shepard. they were both handcuffed, as you can see in the photo, and was shot to death. they all died in either prison or on parole as can be convicted criminals. in 2021, 70 years later, a judge exonerated them. the trial was considered a fraud. in closing, there is a two tiered justice system. it does exist. it is not what my republican colleagues want to say it is using your story for. that is not republicans versus democrats. it's black, brown, and poor people versus everyone else. i will not accept one republican politicians like to appropriate the language of the movement for black lives and civil rights that have been a political agenda to defend donald trump. this is the two justice system. this is the two to justice system. we have to continue to fight for a world where this doesn't happen. this case about hunter biden is a case closed. i will close with the question for the chairman. considering the quote, fosters, abuses and misrepr

and samuel shepard walter irvin actually ended up living becaus when he was shot he played dead but the other was shot and killed samuel shepard they're both handcuffed as you can see in the photo and were shot to death they all died inin either prisonol or on parole is convicd quibbles in 202172 years later a judge exonerated them in the trial was considered a fraud. in closing there is a two-tiered justice system it does exist. but is not what my republican colleagues want to say it is using your store if that is not republican versus democrat irish black, brown, poor people versus everyone else. i will except when republican politicians which appropriate the language of the movement for black lives in civil rights to fit a political agenda to defend donald trump. this is a two-tiered justice system. this is a two-tiered justice system and so we have to continue to fight for a world where this does not happen. this is a case about hunter biden is a case closed. a close to the question for the chairman considering the quote false misrepresentation of sensitive information presented

let's talk about all this with former south carolina state representative bakari sellers and david irvinn says this new hampshire appearance is not about running as a third party candidate, but he's not ruling it in or out. what do you think? how concerned should biden be? >> well, i think the democratic party and joe biden should be concerned. but this is really just an exercise in futility. this is an exercise in arrogance. this is an exercise in a sense of self. many of these senators running -- we have a big tent, but teasing and wanting people to adore you or ridicule you or be a part of this discussion, it's really only arrogance. joe biden has a successful tenure going as president. everybody should support him. the joe manchins, the robert f. kennedy, juniors, they're all in the same bucket, just running to be here with david and i as political commentators or to find an exit ramp. >> david, democrats have been worried for quite some time about the potential for this group, no labels, to play a spoiler role in 2024, splitting the democratic vote, even just enough of the democrati

now, we know he's going to appear here in court with his lawyer, john irvine, this is a washington, d.c.-based attorney. he will need a florida-based attorney insider to enter a plea. if he doesn't have a florida attorney this morning, his case could be delayed. and of course, all eyes are watching that, because that could weigh into whether or not donald trump could go to trial in this case before elections. so certainly, that is being closely watched. but also, as you mentioned, at the center of this new allegations, is this i.t. worker from mar-a-lago named yuscil taveras. what we understand from sources is that he was working with prosecutors, speaking with the fbi, and the investigators and apparently some of these new allegations against donald trump were based at least in part, phil, from some of this information, coming from yuscil taveras, this i.t. worker. so now, a fourth employee identified and all in this alleged plot to try to get ready of this security camera footage. phil? >> all right, randi kaye, thank you. >>> well, also this morning, the georgia probe investigating e

the schedule has been irvine's of the ship will now sell a seven-day pacific northwest. alaska voyage as opposed to the 10 day voyage and is set to leave on july 9th returning to san francisco on july 16th to disembark as originally scheduled. but it was supposed to leave on thursday. it was on thursday as the ship was being in navigated iran into the dock, causing a in the side of that ship on board at the time 3,328 passengers along with 1159 crew members resulting in big crowds in many not knowing what their next steps were. the coast guard saying they don't want to rush this repair we're not rushing anything. >> we understand people have plans on vacations and everything. but again. the bottom line is, is people safety. >> now in a statement from princess cruises, they say, quote, princess has considered all possible alternatives and has selected this itinerary to preserve as much of our guests, the precious vacation time as possible. we deeply regret the disappointment. the delays have caused and appreciate guess understanding as we manage this unexpected situation.

well, firefighters in southern california rescue to katie that was stuck inside of a car in irvine. allie coming from inside the car. they call firefighters who took the car apart to reach the cat. the animal was taken to the animal services and has already been adopted. how sweet? all right. well, let's get back to your forecast for the morning. lot of you are probably a little jolt. it because we were little yesterday job, but we're just going to cool off just a little bit today. good morning. taking it back a notch as far as the gos which is a okay, i think for so many people. >> the rest of the country still dealing with the midst of some record shattering temperatures. but for the bay area, although still a little warm for inland areas, we're seeing it going downhill little bit. a low cloud cover this morning. as you can see in downtown san francisco that cloudy blinken is hanging out just above us, though. so for the most part at bridge level, especially you're doing fine with visibility. watch out for a few spots in the north bay, the east bay hills, as well as near the coast

this was in irvine. a car owner came out to his car to find a note on the windshield saying it sounds like there's a cat meowing from inside your car. took a listen. sure enough. it was coming from inside the engine block. you can start the car with a cat in there. so they called the fire department. firefighters literally took the car apart until they could finally reached the cat and pull him to safety. that cat was taken to animal services and what you know, already been adopted. just like that. a 41 right now. and still ahead on the 4 morning news, california is dealing with a major budget deficit. >> but there is some good news coming out of sacramento to we'll have the details. >> and we are seeing a day that's going little cooler than yesterday for jose. it's down to the low 80's today. oakland i-70, degrees for pretty on par with their seasonal averages. i'm taking a look at the rest of the week's forecast. still to come and we're not quite out the clear just yet this morning as things continue t

firefighters in southern california rescuing a cat that was stuck inside of a car in irvine so the car's heard yelling from inside the car, the called firefighters who literally took the car apart order to reach the cat would got himself stuck. yeah. let's take an animal services and was, by the already been adopted. did you ever think firefighters are like all mechanic man, like they do everything they so called for so many things. and usually it's the cat up a tree. in this case it was in car. >> how about a dog in san francisco rescued after he slid down a cliff. this was yesterday with firefighters. they fort funston. >> here's skyline boulevard. firefighters saved the dog down left there. they're an interesting bunch things hill down clear too. how did that ever happened? like they were originally supposed to just deal with fires and then got a call from what i >> all right. we're going to moving on here with the new 7.42. time hotels in santa clara, by the way, all booked up for this weekend's taylor swift concert or the she is bringing boom to the economy. crop was justin campbell

the sheriff took it upon himself to shoot the two remaining individuals, walter irvin and samuel shepherd. ervin played death. the other i was shot and killed, samuel shepherd. they were both handcuffed as you can see in the photo and shot to death. they died in prison or on parole as convicted criminals. 72 years later a judge exonerated them and the trial was considered a fraud. in closing, there is a two tiered justice system. it does exist. it's not what my republican colleagues want to say it is using your story for that it's black, brown and poor people versus everyone else. i won't accept when republican politicians look to appropriate the language of the movement for blacks lives and civil rights to fit a political agenda to defend donald trump. this is the two tiered justice system. this is the two-tiered justice system. we have to continue to fight for a world where this doesn't happen. this case about hunter biden is a case closed. you know, i'll close with a question with the chairman. considering the quoted falsehood, abuses and misrep 16tations of sensitive information. are

this country one of the most difficult places in the world for porters speak to the main problem in irvine. and safety as far as these make decisions arbitrarily. when a journalist reports on an issue most in line with the officials, they come off to you. the constitution guarantees media freedom as long as journalists do not in danger. these nomic republic offend the supreme leader and do not spread false information. it leaves plenty of room for interpretation and subjective censorship. the the color that i'm installing here today, this is and use our line for not headquarters here in the hong, coming up in the next 60 minutes. nature lead is begin may just on this in vilnius ukrainian presidents. lensky says it's absurd if no time table has given.

he's in profile slightly right of center irvin mcdowell and he orders that those objects or allows those objects to be taken into washington where they're displayed in the patent office. now, of course, national portrait gallery. they remain in sort of federal custody, even though the lee family claims their ownership all through the end of the 19th century, their loan, philadelphia, they're sent for the centennial. here's an image probably of the dining tent on display during the centennial exhibition. i's not till 1901 that presidenmcnley finally returns these items to the lee family, and shortly thereafter they're taken out of the smithsonian. this is in front of the old brick castle there at the smithsonian. the tents were taken out set up and photographed maybe 1900 1905. you're looking in the end entrance of the dining tent, the sleeping in office tent, the first oval office you see often the background. they've just got the roof of it up. anifou can make out the fellow in the straw bowler cap, that's a smithsonian curator who's actually cooking with washington's original mess kit,

i got to talk to irvin. he can't eat yet.ated that i see everybody eating my popcorn. >> makes you happy. [ applause ] then finally, you couldn't come to florida especially tampa, because there's such heritage and cuban history. tell me about why the cuban is important? >> we you artisan bread. we make our own pork with special sauce in there, the cheese. pretty much a staple item for all of tampa. we want to make sure we represent here in st. pete. >> thank you so much. thank you for the jersey. you all were wonderful, future hall of famers. are you feeling good? we're going to keep partying. dj, hit it. the party continues. we've got a lot of food to consume. let's get a check closer to home. drew: i am drew tuma with her after the forecast. to purchase going above average but the woman is brief. the weather moves in tomorrow with efforts to purchase coming our way by thursday. >>> all right. who's ready to beat the heat? let's do it with cool clothes to keep you feeling crisp. our friend, amazing stylist erica wark here. s

so i called the irvine police. and then -- >> and what did they say? >> oh, she's 23? okay.ell, she might be in -- drinking at the bar, or like you know, it's -- excuse me? >> no, said june. not her daughter. julie was always quick to respond to her texts or phone calls. across town, about 20 miles away from the kibuishis, sam's parents, steve and raquel herr, also worried because they couldn't get hold of sam. >> i thought it was a little odd that when i called his phone, it went directly to the answering service. on saturday. >> steve decided to check on his son. >> so i drove down there and knocked on his door. no answer. and i had the key to his apartment. so i walked in there, and i looked in to turn on the light. the living room looked fine and i said, okay. sam? nobody there. >> and that's when he saw it. >> i was -- what the hell, what's going on here? i freaked out. coming up, a father searching for his son finds something he never expected. >> there's a body in my son's apartment! >> there's a what? >> a body, a dead body. >> a dead body? >> and no one can find sam

barrier along the -- river that, according to flood risk experts at the university of california irvine, poses a serious flooding risk to communities on both sides of the border. i'd like to ask, what steps are you taking as secretary, to ensure that the processes, regulations, and of course, response once a disaster is declared, is more fair, and more equitable for survivors, regardless of what state or community they live in. >> senator, you correctly describe the challenge of climate change, and the fact that the frequency and severity of extreme weather events is only increasing. i am not familiar with the particular situation that you described, with respect to tijuana, that is something that i will -- and i look forward to circling back with you. to address you are -- >> i'm happy to share the reports with you, i saw you just a few weeks ago in judiciary, and i mentioned at the time -- i raised some issues of fema and disaster response. i want to acknowledge some of the progress that's been made in these last few weeks, thank you. administrator criswell and president biden for the

walter irvin actually ended up living because when he was shot, he played dead.the other one was shot and killed, samuel shepard. they were both handcuffed, as you can see in the photo, and was shot to death. they all died in either prison or on parole as can be convicted criminals. in 2021, 70 years later, a judge exonerated them. the trial was considered a fraud. in closing, there is a two tiered justice system. it does exist. it is not what my republican colleagues want to say it is using your story for. that is not republicans versus democrats. it's black, brown, and poor people versus everyone else. i will not accept one republican politicians like to appropriate the language of the movement for black lives and civil rights that have been a political agenda to defend donald trump. this is the two justice system. this is the two to justice system. we have to continue to fight for a world where this doesn't happen. this case about hunter biden is a case closed. i will close with the question for the chairman. considering the quote, fosters, abuses and misrepre

eventually, some of them were coaxed into the major leagues, particularers like larry doby, and monte irvin major leagues and they were great players. but the idea of it, there's an element of tragedy in this film about all the players who could have been major league players much earlier and were prevented from playing in the major leagues only because of their color. >> one of the things that was a revelation for me as a filmmaker and as an african american male was realizing that people like branch rickey and others involved in the major leagues didn't want to compensate the negro league owners. manly who was a co-owner of the newark eagles was very vocal about that. and when bill beck of the cleveland indians wanted to sign larry doby she said you should compensate me because other white owners hadn't. so he did, but that was a rarity, and it was a tragic thing that happened. that was a story that no one ever knew. we always knew that branch rickey was sort of like a savior in bringing jackie robinson to the major leagues. but he didn't want to pay the kansas city monarchs for jackie ro