cory: yeah.is an income-based repayment plan, which we had for roughly the last 30 years. this is, by far, more generous than anything we say before. it is not because of one change or two changes the biden administration has made a mate is a handful of changes. -- made, it is a handful of changes. we will see roughly half a million more low income borrowers qualify for a zero dollar monthly payment. there's another one borrowers will feel, which is for folks making those low payments or even a zero dollar monthly payment, in the past, on previous plans, interest kept accumulating. that won't happen on this planted any interest that is not covered by a monthly payment, the governor -- the government is going to forgive month after month. in the past, plans have had a countdown to forgiveness overall, 25 years for graduate borrowers, 20 years for undergraduate borrowers making payments. this plan includes a 10-year countdown for forgiveness for borrowers with smaller loans, like college borrowers

thank you very much cory mills be met thank you, have a good day.stors are waiting inflation data that will be market moving, we also have jobs data on friday and of course adp out tomorrow, everything you need to know as america has turned mixed, the nasdaq is negative down industrial losing some of the earlier gain quickly. it's only up 16 points on the dow. the biden administration blame game continues on who is responsible for the influx of migrants sent to new york city. it is making a buzz this morning. wait until you see this. you got this. let's go. gobble gobble. i've seen bigger legs on a turkey! rude. who are you? i'm an investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr. leg day...1989! anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i go through a lot of pants. before investing carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. here's why you should

cory: it's pretty quick.enrolled, they should get a fairly quick sense of what the monthly payment would look like, and for folks who enrolled in the previous income-based repayment plan, they should roll over this new plan and, you know, they can expect it to be, in effect, when repayment starts in october. there are a few of the things that i mentioned that one -- that will not actually going -- go into effect for one more year. i believe the countdown to forgiveness for borrowers with $12,000 or less, the cutting undergraduate borrowers monthly payments in half, those are grander taper in, but some of these benefits are immediate. geoff: between 1980 and 2020, the average price of tuition, fees, and room and board for an undergraduate degree increased nearly 170%. are there any broad conversations happening, whether in congress or the administration, about how how to rein in tuition costs? cory: that is usually the first question i asked policymakers, every time i get on the phone, and that was one big kno

well, florida congressman cory millses joins me now. -- cory mills. after -- of a team that conducted the successful rescue of americans in afghanistan. i just want to get your reaction from what we heard yesterday. i'm sure your heart broke listening to them, especially when you hear -- and this was, kelly barr innocent is what got me -- kelly barnett said she was actually the lied to about the circumstances of how her son died. the list goes on and on. >> well, thank you so much for having me. it is heart-wrenching and, again, the biden administration has shown no willingness to take accountability whether that be from secretary lloyd austin, secretary blinken or the commander in chief, president joe biden. you know, the sad part is i've met with every one of these families, and having served as a u.s. army combat veteran are, having lost those who i served with, having gone over and conducted different types of rescues, you know, this is really close, near and dear, personal to me. now, the fact that they were actually lying to these families tryin

all correspondence, i'm not co cory. it has been the monitoring the situation in global, i'm from nigeria and she gave us this update. the yes, the interest in my to send the essentially the ball now has a new lead issue of the detectives. they have just know the immediacy of all what they know, not the the way, cuz most drums on so as a bundled once and now hosted and they have a name, you know, kind of breeze. we do demo who smelled adida. all the cool is still in charge in on a phone companies. is it totally new experience in terms of the fact that they are going to see unit one? do it's military. it's not what the i used to put them up almost. i believe especially those that we've been in touch with on talking. it seemed to be a breath of fresh experience of moving forward. also, it just meant to see how that the style translated into policy need to she really, whether that's translates into what companies are asking for. and then so i was calling to educate them for races in terms of, you know, episode with distribu

and today, a cargo ship is on its way through this humanitarian camp, a cory door. it's not that filled with grain, it's different cargo ship. it's only concealed now since the start of the world, the ships have all been held up in the harbors. and it's so risky experience experiment because russia is not officially acknowledging this humanitarian cory door. so this is all happening in a region that's already been struggling with the off the mass of the destruction of the gulf. cut them 700000 people, according to 8 organizations are depending on what to handouts, they have no drinking water irrigation. well, to us, very scarce and rescue workers are really risk in their lives ringing this water to people. villages that are on the daily selling. as you can see, you know, report the dangerous but side omission fire quite as quickly drop off the drinking water in step. no, he is a frontline village that is old, but deserted. those who remain at 2 french i am and too poor to escape the constant showing the suggests will you put it on the blog would taking it to another

and this all comes when ukraine has now opened a humanitarian cory door as it, as they call it, for ships to start saving again. and today, a cargo ship is on its way through this humanitarian a car we door. it's not the field with great, it's different cargo ship. it's only concealed now since the start of the world, the ships have all been held up in the harbors and it's a risky experience experiment because russia is not officially acknowledging this humanitarian. cory door rushes, defense ministry says is forces have shot down ukrainian drones. and if colonial region, local officials said that there was no damage or casualties be here, attack is at least the 5th this month that russia says it has prevented your your shop of oliver reports from moscow. a another thrown up talk had more turn attacks, hain, russia, and the almost daily drones hawks on the rushes, both regions and even on moscow that becoming the new normal head. try this continue. that tends to hit submit a trend, an entry infrastructure. we sold drugs targeting, they must have safety financial centers, some of them flyi

that's so open to initially and 1810 just the stuff is cory, the victorians. was it? that's right. yeah, yeah. it was. they then followed the famous slate down into the ground and really wrapped up the operation and then it closed in $19.00, oh $3.00. the victorians were much more sensible about all this. how do they build bridges? and that is so much please note that they can get this report was all work, not fun. so this is one of our final defense, an episode of about 20 meters to a depth of around 400 meters. down here, the doctor's length and depth. some people will go to a good night sleep. the victorians never got around to building this. welcome to deep sleep. to look at the extraordinary vertically. we are 1375 feet on the ground. that's about funding 10, leases, and we are confident that this is the deepest accommodation in the world. at the present time. we're not managed to find any, any evidence that will allow trolling that there is any way deeper than this. and guests are deeply impressed. is the thrill of its it's the danger of what was good. those beds. each room i

. >> brian: maybe cory hart will be booked, he was a one-hit wonder.u have that song, play it on your ipod. >> steve: interesting, yesterday news broke his lead defense attorney donald trump's no longer on the case. he has been replaced by steve sadow, clients include prominent rappers. >> ainsley: he represented usher and stern in the anna nicole smith case. >> brian: he served as chief counsel and feels this whole thing is unnecessary. >> ainsley: and he's a democrat. >> brian: likalan alan dershowitz, the law is the law. >> if you bring a case against a former president, it has to be a compelling case. i am a democrat, how did it take nearly four years to bring this case? why have they not answered the question about fani willis conflict of interest? she held a fundraiser for one of the opponents in this prosecution. president trump has three or four trials. too much politics for me. >> brian: i watch people who just despise trump, legal experts say, why did she do this? she complicated, jack smith had challenged this. i don't see a reason to bring

at the point i'd also met my partner cory o'brien was experiencing such highs that i never thought i would experience away from football. i was injured at the time and playing away from my best friend. there was a mix of joy and liberation but also guilt, these loans, these depressive moments. i remember hurting myself and moments in my kitchen and using alcohol to numb my pain. linkages have become a pivotal place for me and my journey and emotions. that was also the point where i was no longer willing to struggle alone. i was no longer to hide my joy and happiness from other people. i was still not willing to commute my life to fit the stereotype of being a black man in america, football player or a man. i was going to support me and allow those to do the same. >> where and how were you raised? rk: i was raised in dallas. i was born in buffalo, new york. let there for six years. until my stepfather passed away my mother relocated us to dallas, texas. for me i consider dallas home because that is where i found football. that's where i found friendship, kinship and where i have a lot

here we are at this time, cory moss: the 1st university in africa, south of this, a hara, they used to be 25000 students from all over the world. here. it's classified as a world cultural heritage. psych by unescorted. this is where we celebrate the birth of the prophet mohammed office gaping, the price of midday heat, the locals recess in the evening. and today there is a big event. for the 1st time since the 2012 crisis, a camel race has taken place and turned back to it's not just the competition. the race is a symbol of building social cohesion between the communities around tim, back to the cool evening breeze springs, a party echo skia to the annual fixture of 10, but the left to get a festival here in the shadow of the cities flame of peace monument to our rec and some high people, me to don's and perform music in cultural exchange. but of course the party gets really going. as a night falls. we molly, an artist gather to show the country's famous music tenant from david please. to slam poetry performed by abraham hunt on me, look up, what is it you need to go now? we are at the

want protection. >> ainsley: cori was elected, some people agree. >> steve: and re-elected. >> ainsley: carley has headlines. >> carley: pennsylvania officials identifying the potential cause for the house explosion that killed five people on saturday. fire marshal says the owners were having issues with their hot water tank and an update on the explosion that killed four people including two small children earlier this month in new jersey. investigators determine the blast was caused by enormous amount of explosives in the home, shells and homemade pyrotechnics, along with explosive chemicals. judge holding a hearing over robert f. kennedy lawsuit claiming youtube censored his campaign. the site is bar friday censoring his speech during the 2024 run. he is accusing google of using misinformation policy to violate his first amendment rights. the company denies wrongdoing. and 2023 mullet kids division just announced, rory erlich taking home the top prize. here is how he and his mom reacts to winning. >> my heart is beating so fast. hysterical and i love it, i love every part of it. bee

cori bush spent more than 736,000. aoc nearly 273,000. your friend ilhan omar 125,000. all of this on top of the taxpayer funded security detail each of them enjoys from the capitol police. this is rich watching this -- these numbers come out and, by the way, this is all federal election commission figures that the "new york post" got their hands on this. is disgraceful. >> laura: but, remember, regular people shouldn't be able to defend themselves, right? they shouldn't be able to like carry concealed or anything. they are fine because they have private security to the tune of several hundred thousand dollars in some cases. the regular person just to go into urban america and some mall and they should be defenseless. >> by the way, cori bush's private detail, they're supporters of the second amendment and advocates of it. and that's who she is hiring to protect her. the double play, the hypocrisy here is outrageous, and nobody even covers this story. well, i'm glad we had time to. >> laura: raymond, these people are definitely that work for them in the private security

and today, a cargo ship is on its way through this humanitarian camp, a cory door. it's not filled with grain, it's different cargo ship. it's only concealed now since the start of the world, these ships have all been held up in the harbors and it's so risky experience expire. we must, because russia is not officially acknowledging this humanitarian cory door highlands. house speaker says a vote for prime minister will be held next tuesday. this comes after a constitutional court refused to hear a case on the field bid and opposition leader pick their lives or run route to become prime. minister of the republican governor of georgia has really rejected the allegation by donald trump's, that the 2020 election was stolen. from him, the former us president and 18 of his age have 9 days to surrender and answer charges of racketeering and voter fraud in this in the state of georgia, john henry and has more from the state capital atlanta. donald trump is doubling down after the 4th indictment here in the state of georgia. the former president says that he will show irrefu

pete: good for cory mills. good for him.'s been no accountability at all from anyone inside the chain of command and maybe in the house and we'll see. get in line. myoyardeni kasam from the southern -- mayorkas from the two-tiered system of justice and line it all up and i look at that mug shot and time to fight fire with fire. rachel: in this case, accountability for 13 people left and michael walz is on the program and he may say let's let him speak first and fill in gaps he's talked about and he's on this case in this committee having hearings with the families of the 13 kill that had day because so little has been followed through on, there's so little information. watch colonel walz earlier on the program. >> i've never dealt with families that are angry and feel like they've been lied to and misled about exactly how their loved ones died and we know that the suicide bomber that killed them was let out of them and sniper over watching them guarding a gate and denying permission for the trial shot and we know that bagram

pastor cory brooks, think of for being with us. appreciate you. >> i appreciate you, thank you so much. a nasty story a huge brawl it's a popular place the riverfront dock in alabama. you better take us through what happened on this one. >> disturbing video, the footage shows the chaotic on the riverfront dock montgomery alabama and happened this past saturday. video shows a black man described by witnesses as a cruise boat crew member engaging with white men on the dock more than engaging and fighting him they got physical and started hitting him that's what escalates into a massive brawl with punches being thrown, people being hit with chairs and one person was tossed into the water reports say it all began when a cruise boat employee that particular one asked the men to move their boats because it was blocking another riverboat full of guest they did not like the request and it got out of hand. police have issued multiple arrest warrants as investigation continues. stuart: plain ugly. everybody has a camera so you see all over t

stuart: cory, you've got a good story to tell and glad you're telling it on this program.see us again soon. >> thank you very much. stuart: okay, lauren, what do you got? lauren: nothing. why are you looking at me? stuart: bottom right hand corner of the screen, dow industrial -- little disarray, ladies and gentlemen. just a little. that's all. okay. lauren: these three -- stuart: dow down 234 points, 34,266, that's where we are. do we have a commercial break coming up, please, to get me out of this? here we go. i know what we have. it's the first day back to school in virginia. many districts say they will ignore governor youngkin's guidelines for transgender students. mark meredith is with me now. what happens if they do not follow the guideline s? >> stu, good morning. we're waiting to see if this ends up in court and multiple districts across virginia and openly defying regulations and dictate how they handle transgender students and these policies were created on the state level by the department of education requiring students to use a bathroom, which corresponds to

host: let's move on to cory in the villages, florida, independent line. caller: that is a tough act to follow. i am in florida but from colorado, suburb of denver. these cases were happening while i was there. i found following on the fringes , there was not a lot of media coverage about the fact that it was brought up in court that the cake man in lakeridge was set up by a gay organization to get there slip in the door and get free press. deskjet t -- get their foot in the door. and jack at the bakery, his life and business were roomed as a result. time to file a civil suit or anything against the state or his commission to bring back portably his livelihood as a cake maker. thank you. guest: i think one lesson from the cake shop case is that litigation often produces no winners. remember, the cake shop operator won the supreme court battle and yet still perhaps lost the war. in my opinion, and traveled the nation, been on the lot of talk shows, most fundamentalist americans do not want to discriminate against lgbtq persons. most lgbt persons do not want

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chad robichaux, congressman cory mills. we appreciate your time. thank you both. >> thank you. >>> meantime first up into nights crime crisis round up. university of north carolina graduate student being held without bond on charges that he shot and killed his faculty advisor. 34-year-old tailei qi is facing first-degree murder in the killing of a professor. this was the scene and boston were more than a dozen teens were arrested after multiple brawls outside a movie theater that was celebrating for dollar movie day. similar brawls broke out in other states over the same movie promotion. >>> chicago police continue to investigate friday night incident where multiple fans were struck by gunfire during a white sox game. a new report indicates the gun was accidentally discharged by one of the women who was struck. adding that the woman had snuck the gun into the stadium by hiding it, quote, in the folds of her belly fat. that's a quote. the white sox defended their decision to continue the game despite the shooting. >>> the fox news news at night comm

aoc, cori bush, represent sievee jayai. but at the same time they're spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to protect themselves and their families these people are hip cats and making it clear they don't give a dam about you or your families and essentially don't give a dam about their communities. liz: cori bush spending more than $375,000 on private security and $375,000 funneled to her own husband and aoc reportedly spent like more than a quarter of a million including for security upgrades at her district offices and everybody else is supposed to go without police and there's a cop shortage. >> yeah, you're exact reigns leading right. make sure our families are protected and the rest can fend for yourself while they continue to support the revolving door criminal justice system, and continually rewards repeat violent offenders and repeat offenders getting out over and over again and we're willing to sacrifice the quality of life and safety of the upstanding community members and instead we want to cater to these cr

cory, we're going to look changing her records. her mother refused, but it didn't matter, allison explained. they will do. whatever the kids say, it doesn't matter. parents say she was cory and used they them pronouns. they didn't give a darn what i said. she didn't use the word darn. i will edit myself for c-span you're welcome everyone. the key takeaway was that she really wanted me to to drive home and my book. was this what happened to her? can happen to any family? her daughter was particularly vulnerable and they took advantage of that vulnerability. the in-patient program started, the whole thing. and the schools just went along. they don't care. the school is so involved in politics and in pushing their agenda and to us as parents we feel like we have no control. so the worst of writing a book of this nature that's sort of timely is that eventually you just have to say we're done. you have to close the book and hit print and send it to your publisher and your copy editor. and my publisher was not with me because at the 11th

jim: a 66 from cory connors but days one and two you had the 61 by collin morikawa on thursday. he had a 63 by adam shank on thursday. there were some 64's on friday. now keegan bradley overlooked his 63 also on thursday. so, you know, it's going to have to take something extraordinary tomorrow. trevor: it will be a good test for hovland. he had spoken through the season about having to mature from course strategy and maintenance standpoint and started working with eduardo molinari and they identified some of the weaknesses in his shot choice. and he's going to be put to the test tomorrow. don't chase after hole locations you don't need to. play in the middle of the greens and force them to come and chase you without you making any mistakes. jim: we'll be with him every step of the way from the opening tee shot. again, 1:30 tomorrow eastern time when we begin. now, i know that the odds aren't great, but if morikawa were to hole this bunker shot, he would actually leapfrog over xander schauffele and find himself in the company once again tomorrow with viktor hovland and be last o

right now the coaches are waiting for me to start a sprint straight over here, i will be talking to cory on the way, to give me a heads up of things you might be asking me. my mom is definitely into it. i will be sprinting back, they are going to be waiting for me, and i'm going to be eating on my way to the office. >> all of the preseason games will be airing here on kpix. the first is against the raiders on august 13, and the niners play the denver broncos on the 19th, and th >>> let's get back to that breaking news from the top of this broadcast, this brush fire burning in east san jose, these are life teachers from our chopper and you can see, large plume of smoke just behind that. we know from what we saw there was a burn scar, there are structures threatened. the reason you see those lines is because it's in an area where it can be precarious. this is video earlier from where the firefight was on the ground, from what we could see. firefighters say it is about 30 acres . we are understanding there are some structures in that area near clayton road and east san jose. we also underst

. >> reporter: dreams that were shattered last november when cory jones of tuscaloosa, alabama, was accused of bringing marijuana to campus, after police say they found weed in a car he and four friends rode in. what has this process been like? >> hell. hell >> reporter: c.j., who receives special services in school for a learning disability, says he was called into the office and read his miranda rights, which he told police he didn't understand >> the police asked me, like, whose is it, whose is it but they saying it's yours. and i'm like, i don't know, i don't know whose it is >> reporter: police investigated and charged someone else not c.j., who had no prior disciplinary issues, his attorney says but c.j. says he spent nearly two months in in-school suspension before getting a disciplinary hearing, where his dad says c.j. was given little chance to defind himself. were you all allowed to see the evidence against c.j. >> no, ma'am >> reporter: were you all allowed to challenge the statements made by his accusers >> no, ma'am >> reporter: tuscaloosa city schools then ordered c.j. attend

support like home buyers assistance and free tuition for black families and missouri congresswoman cori bush introduced a bill for compensation from the federal government. but how do you put a price tag on more than 150 years of continued and systemic injustice? our special correspondent joey chen traveled to georgia to talk to researchers trying to do that math here where southern rivers meet the sea is the scene of america's first broken promise to black americans. liberty and land. why is land so important as a way that we have control of family control of our lives? historian and activist amir jamal tours family, traces its ties to georgia's sea islands and the carolinas, low country all the way back to the early 1800s for at least three generations. they weren't alone. some 40,000 freedmen were allocated land in one of the last acts of the civil war special field order number 15, better known as 40 acres and a mule. not just a platitude, but a promise on general sherman's march to the sea. as many as 10,000 newly liberated people followed the union forces. so they're emancipated.

. >> reporter: dreams that were shattered last november when cory jones of tuscaloosa, alabama was accused of bringing marijuana to campus, after police say they found weed in a car he and four friends rode in. what has this process been like? >> hell. >> reporter: cj, who receives special services in school for a learning disability says he was called into the office and read his miranda rights, which he told police he didn't understand >> police asking me, who is it, who is it. they saying it's yours i'm like i don't know. i don't know whose it is >> reporter: police investigated and charged someone else, not cj, who had no prior disciplinary issues. but cj says he spent nearly two months in in-school suspension before getting a disciplinary hearing where his dad says cj was given little chance to defend himself >> reporter: why you all allowed to see the evidence against cj >> no, ma'am >> reporter: tuscaloosa city schools ordered cj attend alternative school for 45 days >> i mainly was mad. i was hurt >> reporter: a nbc news investigation found students' ability to defend against what

the 3500 acre cory west end of stevens creek boulevard. lauren martinez is looking into white mike -- what might come next for the future of the site. reporter: the historic cement plant will shut down permanently and never reopened. tuesday, the santa clara county board of supervisors approved a legally binding agreement with the plants parent companies. >> if there's a change in business plans, if there is new leadership at the company, the plant still stays shut. reporter: this is a once and for all arrangement. the cement plant operated for more than 80 years. the quarry has been there more than a century. lehigh has supplied the bay area with more than half of the cement it uses in constructing bridges and buildings but not without problems. >> this has been a real challenge environmentally. more than 2000 violations over 10 years. reporter: those 2100 violations range from small to big. the environmental advocacy nonprofit green foothill says the cement plant was the worst source of air pollution in the county. >> the quarry also was

and today, a cargo ship is on its way through this humanitarian camp, a cory door. it's not filled with grain, it's different cargo ship, it's only concealed now since the start of the world, these ships have all been held up in the harbors and it's a risky experience experiment because russia is not officially acknowledging this humanitarian cory door of russia's defense ministry. says its forces have shot down ukrainian drones in its collude the region. local officials say that there was no damage or casualties of the air attack is at least the 5th this month that russia says it has prevented. well, your, your shop of all of a is in moscow. what are you learning about this julia? yes, indeed. yes, another grown up hopkins is more turn attacks. hayden, russia and the overs daily journal tax on russia's volta regions and even on moscow that becoming the new normal head and try this continued. that tends to hit submit a trend, uninsured infrastructure. we sold trends targeting, they most consistent financial centers, some of them flying to residential buildings or ta

do you think that so alongside it dabbles into extreme ism of the mar of the 2022 opponents like cory lake? dr. ross oh, so sign of i'll repeat the question when you back. okay, so here now we have better volume alonso so, do you think that alongside the extreme, the more extreme sides of the candidates like cory lake or dr. oz, and do you think that a lot of their the experience or lack of it was a primary contributor to how many of them spectacularly lost the elections. no now we see inexperienced people win all the time and we and being much more experienced people i do not think that that was it and i was completely nuts. yeah i think the proof is in the pudding. i this is know i've went to now the turning point usa up in phenix a couple of months ago i was spending a lot of time with you all in arizona you're the hotbed and cpac and they don't none of them want to just recognize reality which is boring regular republicans one like whether they were experienced or not i you know whether they're old or not whether they're past or not like mike dewine did, one, brian kemp one like t

the other thing i hesitate to share details as it was cory but i'll share one, i was driving around thoserst moments with a couple ofth guys from the militia and we stopped and got out and they said look at this and it was part of a leg from the knee down with the shoe on and they said look over there 100 yards away, and identical one, the other leg and it was stuff like that all over town. if you remember the first day nobody had ever heard of it. it's it was kind of experience or you can't prepare yourself for that but that first day as i collected images, it hit me what i'm looking here is once i understood this, i understood the importance of getting the work and finding survivors and getting information to them as quickly as possible filing as quickly as possible to get into our readers. >> what you are describing is literally the absence of correspondence and it's interesting, you're in infancy getting reported and this is a long-term investigative reporting, not breaking news. i appreciate you sharing that because these are not unconnected even though your book doesn't deal the sca

and today, a cargo ship is on its way through this humanitarian camp, a cory door. it's not filled with grain, it's different cargo ship, it's only concealed now since the start of the world, the ships have all been held up in the harbors. and it's so risky experience experiment because russia is not officially acknowledging this humanitarian cory door. so this is all happening in a region that's already been struggling with the off the miles of the destruction of the gulf, cut them 700000 people, according to 8 organizations are dependent on what to hand out. they have no drinking water irrigation. well, to us very scarce and rescue workers are really risk in their lives ringing this water to people. villages that are on the daily selling. as you can see, you know, report a dangerous but 5 till mission firefly does quickly drop off of the drinking water in step. no, he is a frontline village that is old, but deserted. those who remain uh to french, i am and too poor to escape. the constant shelling suggests will you please you on the block, were taking it to anothe

i'll talk to cory on the way to give me a heads up on anything you might ask me because my mind definitely isn't into it, so i have that. i'll talk to you guys. i'll sprint back. they'll be in there and have eaten their lunch and i'll try to get half of it in. >>> college football back to work and the pac-12 conference still trying to finalize a new tv contract that will hopefully keep more schools from leaving. colorado announced it's back to the big 12 conference last night leaving the pac-12 with nine remaining schools. oregon football coach dan lanking isn't too worried about losing the buffs. >> not a big reaction. i'm trying to remember what they won to affect this conference. i don't remember them winning anything. >> who ready? >> i'm ready. >> give me my darn theme music, then, dj. ♪ >> yeah, coach prime will be ready. colorado travels to oregon next month. get your popcorn ready. >>> jamal williams, of the detroit lions, led all running backs with 17 touchdowns last year and signed with the saints in the offseason. the coaching staff won't have to worry about the southern califor

the 3500 acre cory west end of stevens creek boulevard.en martinez is looking into white mike -- what might come next for the future of the site. reporter: the historic cement plant will shut down permanently and never reopened. tuesday, the santa clara county board of supervisors approved a legally binding agreement with the plants parent companies. >> if there's a change in business plans, if there is new leadership at the company, the plant still stays shut. reporter: this is a once and for all arrangement. the cement plant operated for more than 80 years. the quarry has been there more than a century. lehigh has supplied the bay area with more than half of the cement it uses in constructing bridges and buildings but not without problems. >> this has been a real challenge environmentally. more than 2000 violations over 10 years. reporter: those 2100 violations range from small to big. the environmental advocacy nonprofit green foothill says the cement plant was the worst source of air pollution in the county. >> the quarry also was a so

. >> reporter: joe schilling was on his way to his friend cory blue's home when the fires were raginge that now there are four houses burning, and then cars exploding on the road. i said, try and get out. he said, we can't get out. we can't see. we can't breathe. >> reporter: blue believes her friend died in the fire, trying to help others evacuate, but his remains have not been found. what can you tell us about joe? >> he was known around maui as uncle joe. his name tag at work said "uncle joe" on it. >> reporter: family members from across the island and beyond have been giving dna samples to authorities to identify the 106 remains found in the wreckage of lahaina. the governor expects that number to rise. only two people have been publicly identified. the families and friends of others assume their loved ones are among the dead. like franklin trejos. a friend believes he died while trying to save his 3-year-old golden retriever. and carole hartley. her sister says she will be missed, and everyone knew her for her smile and adventures. and the tone and takafua family, the four, incl

here we are at this time, cory moss: the 1st university in africa, south of this, a hara, they used to be 25000 students from all over the world. here. it's classified as a world cultural heritage. psych by unesco. this is where we celebrate the birth of the prophet. muhammad office gaping the price of midday heat, the locals recess in the evening. and today, there is a big event for the 1st time since the 2012 crisis, a camel raise has taken place, intend back to. it's not just a competition. the race is a symbol of building social cohesion between the communities around tim. back to the cool evening breeze brings a potty atlas fia to the annual fixture, often back to the live together festival. here in the shadow of the cities flame of peace monument to our rec and some high people meet 2 dogs and performed music in cultural exchange. but of course, the party gets really going. as a night falls, we molly, an artist gather to show the country's famous music tenant. from david, please. to slam poetry performed by abraham hung diamond. what did you need to go now? we are at the live tog