robert irvine. thank you.d watch "restaurant impossible back in business." >>> breaking news. president trump has just taken questions at the oval office during a meeting with arizona governor doug ducey. let's listen in. reporter: in your estimation, [ inaudible ] in arizona than it is in say florida? >> i haven't discussed it with the governor. i can tell you in florida, they have done a very good job with it. in nevada would be a disaster. in new york it's been a disaster. in many other places it's been a total catastrophe. you know what's going on in new york with the caroline maloney. i think they have to have a new election. you have no idea fraud, all sorts of -- patterson, new jersey, i guess it's 25% or 20% of the vote is tainted. you can't have that. you can't have that. so it's okay. absentee voting, great. but this mail-in voting where they mail insdrdiscriminately millions and millions of ballots to people, you're never going to know who won the election. you can't have that. nevada's a big state.

cathedral and of course it all comes from the dial sassoon vineyards. 6 once a year and he meets up with irvin angle for a wine tasting. more of the the 1st mass is at 7 in the morning or so we have to select a fairly light winds on the 1st minute of a fire and so have an angle can't say exactly how much mass wine is consumed in a tree a diocese each year but it's no longer absolutely necessary for the cathedral to be producing its own wine the diocese is not dependent on it financially. doesn't appear on a from the as with families there are certain things that want to arrogance and one does them out of respect for the past. the church as mart of society it's embedded in a particular landscape so we can serve the region's cultural values if prego into and i'm already here on the most all wine has been produced since roman time and i going to one called it's always been here and we don't question it does is that untrue except for stone fish god the wine culture here on the most of the rumor and the sun attracts people from all over the region and thousands of tourists flock to the wine festiva

. >> drew spoke on behalf of his sister-in-law who was bludgeoned in her sleep in her home in irvine in 1981. >> she was nothing more to this convict and when were kill, when were victory, one more trophy. >> the man who spoke has worked as a police officer, real one, unlike d'angelo who was once a cup and used his career to commit crimes. >>> developing news out of vallejo where police are investigating a shooting that killed two people. officers were called to trinity and louisiana at about 7:30 today. they found a man and woman suffering from at least one gunshot wound and they were both pronounced dead at the scene. a toddler was also hit by gunfire and was taken to the hospital. the child's condition is not known at this time.>>> a high school marching band in fremont was dealt a blow after thieves made off with their storage trailer that was full of equipment and uniforms. members of the irvington high school varsity marching band have set up a gofundme page to replace what was taken. earlier this month police found the trailer damaged and abandoned on mission court in the warm

. >> reporter: city manager joe irvin says south lake tahoe is working closely with county health officials and following the recommended guidelines. he says we are doing all they can. >> i think above and beyond. we have the ambassador program. we are doing things we can do within our parameters. >> reporter: at the same time south lake tahoe continues to report about half of the counties covid cases, does being less than 20% of its population, leaving cora lee howard to wonder why people are still allowed to come in the middle of the pandemic. >> the timing is not right. it is more crowded right now this summer than it has been a long time. >>> we moved to this now, what has coronavirus adviser dr. anthony fauci says he is quote, cautiously optimistic a vaccine will be ready by early next year , in coronavirus vaccine. however, fauci said today the chances of it being highly effective, as high as 98%, are not great. he said scientist are hoping for 75%. the fda has said it would approve a vaccine that's proven safe at 50% effectiveness. >>> governor gavin newsom today released guidelines

irvine. he'll run the u.c. system at a type of unprecedented economic and financial problems due to the pandemic. >>> new at 10:00, free brake light repairs happened today in sacramento thanks to a local nonprofit called norcal. they repaired headlights and taillights for free, saying they wanted to help reduce the contact between police and the community. organizers are say broken brake lights are one of the top reasons people of color are pulled over on the road. >> we've had about 30-plus people come by for their food, other hygiene products, diapers, baby wipes, so i think we've had a pretty good turnout so far. >> the organization said they also provided food and other essentials for anyone struggling right now during the pandemic. >>> well, the astronauts sent up into space are now on their way home. later tonight, they reflect on their two months aboard the international space station. >>> keeping an eye on your weather. we are going to see a little bit of cooldown, but not until next week for our inland

each time one senator sam irvin of north carolina has done all the questioning.e was robert kennedy appearance number eight. >> senator, once again i don't think we're speaking english but we're not speaking the same language because there's a problem here. there's a problem in education, a problem in voting, a problem in the treatment of the negro. the negro has not been treated equally. we want to do something about it, senator. but you're opposed to every provision of this bill for one reason or another. >> i'm sorry, mr. attorney general. i still think that in fighting this bill i am still fighting to preserve the constitutional government in the united states and to protect and preserve the basic economic, legal personal and property rights of all americans. >> what is the prospect for a bill this year? there will be one. the question is how broad. how many republicans will support the administration in the immediate battleground of the house. will the public accommodation section stay in the bill? can the senate choke off a filibuster? >> the constitution t

. >> reporter: city manager joe irvin said south lake tahoe is working closely with county health officials and following their recommended guidelines. he said they are doing all they can. >> i think even above and beyond. we have the ambassador program. we're doing things that we can do within our parameters. >> reporter: south lake tahoe continues to report about half of the county's covid cases despite being less than 20% of its population, leaving howard to bond why people are still allowed to come in the middle of a pandemic. >> the timing is not right. it's more crowded right now, this summer, than it has been in a long time. >> and in weather, we have been track something thunderstorms out in the sierra this afternoon, heading into the evening hours. if you look out to the east, you have might see those big cloud build ups in the sky. that's what we're tracking this evening. for us, no thunderstorms for us, but looks like warmup, not only for today, but also as we head into the weekend. take a look at some of the highs from this afternoon, as we show you some 80s and 90s out towards

a land developer in irvine which sponsors the balloon had it painted with an emoji wearing a mask and sunglasses. the company says it will keep flying every day. >>> 6:22. new this morning, music and funds raising on liam's list which week. here's the man behind the list. liam mayclem. good morning. >> reporter: len, a very good friday to you. yeah, music to kick off and sir elton john, he is top of the bill outside lands going inside. yes, inside lands. this entire weekend. sir elton, not only just him, j. cole and cage the elephant and deangelo and many, many more. although i'm excited about elton john. the archive music show is available exclusively via twitch from today through sunday. great food moments as well. >>> now more music for you. check this out. ♪ we've got him, san francisco's very own michael franti. the humanitarian musician and activist, he shares his inspiring music with an online concert from bali. this sunday. it's the finale of the summer sundays by robert mondavi winery. a great conversation after the concert with yours truly. you don't want to miss it. this su

kamala harris appointed law professor, katie porter, of the university of california irvine.ie porter has worked closely with senator kamala harris on many legislative issues benefitting the state of california. joining us now is congresswoman katie porter, democrat, representing the 45th district of california. your reaction to a californian and a woman being on the ticket with joe biden? >> i'm incredibly excited to see senator harris receive this historic nomination. she is a fierce fighter for justice, for working families, and i am really excited about what this means for our country, going forward. i could not be happier tonight, to be able to celebrate this historic nomination and well-deserved spotlight on all that senator harris has done and all that she will do in upcoming years, to serve the american people. >> you know, i think a lot of voters aren't really aware of just how big the job of consumer advocate and protector is for state attorneys general, if they take that job seriously. tell us what you saw in kamala harris's work, in that office, as the state attor

i used to be on the faculty at of california irvine for the past 10 10 years and one brought me tothat missouri and washington university specifically was that you'll learnk about tonight, this struck me as a really ideal environment to this research and develop this research and teaching and most importantly to me, the engagement that i think is really crucial. justlated to that, i also want to thank this institution for hosting this conversation. see in my remarks, i think it's critical that we talk this past and its continued presence because that work of talking about it, of acknowledging, of remembering, tomemorating, is essential a society.ion as stage, too. i was just thinking about kenny and tnt. smith basketball season is almost here. if i run up to the screen and point out some things, you know that's my inspiration. so i'm going to talk a little about red summer but i really want to talk -- i want to contextualize red summer. i want to put red summer 1919 in of whatin terms preceded it and also its postscript and to begin, i'll from with this quote burgen evans. i used to ta

and even in that race you write, one longtime political strategist announced to an audience at uc irvinethere was no way i could win because i was quote a woman running for attorney general. a woman who was a minority, a woman who's a minority who is anti- death penalty and wacky inferences go. old stereotypes die hard part i was convinced that my perspective and experience made me the strongest candidate in the race. but i didn't know if the voters would agree. but they did, it took a few weeks. >> guest: it took 21 days. so here's what happened. what happened was. [laughter] [laughter] so election night. election night as i read about all of my election night in the book. election night, we have a tradition of family and friends, small dinner. and after the polls closed and then go to where all the friends and the supporters are for the election night hopefully party. and so i went to the place where we were which is lansing street which is the place i go to every election night. it's a residential treatment facility for our fenders and giving them training i urge you to look it up. th

>> gaudy schwartz in irvine, california.ust try to put together a meal without these essential workers and not a lot of people are lining up for these jobs. >>> thank you for being with us this hour. i'll be back at 11:00 eastern time. "deadline white house" begins after this break. hike! simon pagenaud takes the lead at the indy 500! coming to the green flag, racing at daytona. they're off... in the kentucky derby. rory mcllroy is a two time champion at east lake. he scores! stanley cup champions! touchdown! only mahomes. the big events are back and xfinity is your home for the return of live sports. >>> i'm joshua johnson in for nicolle wallace. just about the end of kamala harris' end of 24 hours of joe biden's running mate. on one side you have president trump making the case his actions on coronavirus have done more good and less harm than his critics and experts say. yesterday was one of the deadliest days of the pandemic this summer. mr. trump and his allies are trying to solidify a line of attack against the democrat

reeves left his papers to the historical society, let the interviews of people who are long gone like irvinteren who i would never get to, rather than just saying you can just read what i quoted and that's the only thing worth hearing from somebody like france asked her reeves left his actual notes from his interviews and we all have a responsibility to do that so we can build every new biography has a bit more arterial and yet it's rare for people to do that and i was really lucky people like reeves did it and it was sitting there at the wisconsin historical society for me to tap. >> that's very true and very appropriate. this relates to some questions we're getting from other folks, it is brave, that's not an over complement the win way or the other but it's kinda brave to take on somebody who's had a lot of books written about them, you have to assume you can write something more that you can add. >> to phrase the question it probably ought to be phrased as wide of the world need the 101st biography of joe mccarthy, partly you've got chutzpah and you assume you will say something differe

it include streets to irvine avenue to grant avenue our small businesses are the life blood of san francisco. i really hope the board of supervisors will continue this forward to the full board and i fully support passage of item number 2. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you ms. gillman. next speaker, please. >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors. my name is robert and i live in district 5. i support this legislation but i would appreciate some amendments. i see 24 there's language that still would allow neighborhood groups to appeal or to lengthen the approval time from three months to five months and according to the budget and legislative annalist office, the average wait time for a planning commission hearing is around 10 months. so effectively in the worse case, it would cut the approval time in half. five months is still pretty pathetic for approval time. we're still requiring small businesses to spend tens of thousands of dollars on the rent while they wait for a hearing. [please stand by] >> it's interesting that the speaker addressed that because there are very few instances

until the point, you know, i was a business professor for 25 years at the university of california irvineseeing, let's get it investigated, based on what i'm seeing, what happened at kodak was probably the dumbest decisions made by executives in corporate history. all we've done, joe. we don't know why that happened, what they did, kodak is doing an internal investigation as well we're moving forward we're not looking in the rear-view mirror i've got 30 projects on my board across the street. kodak, i mean -- you know, i mean, it's hard to be that -- you can't fix stupid, joe. you just can't >> right okay >> you can't even anticipate that degree of stupidity. >> right you can take the professor out of the collar but the -- i don't know you were going to explain to us how the precursors worked. you gave us what we were asking about. >> i have to set it up people need to understand why a project was so -- >> we've got other guests. we've god other guests we have to go. peter, thank you we appreciate it. >> always a pleasure to talk to you, joe all right. >> okay. scott? >>> all right, joe t

and before that, i was at the california -- university of california irvine getting my ba degree in environmentalence with two minors in political science and sustainability. and i've been a resident of san francisco for the past 7 years. i live in the inner sunset. and i'm so excited to be joining the department and have the opportunity to really contribute to amazing policies and programs that i've directly benefitted from and i'm just so excited to be here with you all and look forward to working with you. thank you. >> welcome. we're thrilled to have you and we're so excited that we're going to see you at work at the policy committee meeting coming up. any comments or questions for debbie, commissioners? all right. seeing none. public comment on this item. if you are on the line and have any public comment on the director's report, please press star 3. >> operations please let us know if there are any callers that are ready. are there any callers, operations? >> there are no callers on the line. >> all right. next item, please, charles? >> next item is announcements, items for discussion. >>

it include streets to irvine avenue to grant avenue our small businesses are the life blood of san francisco. i really hope the board of supervisors will continue this forward to the full board and i fully support passage of item number 2. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you ms. gillman. next speaker, please. >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors. my name is robert and i live in district 5. i support this legislation but i would appreciate some amendments. i see 24 there's language that still would allow neighborhood groups to appeal or to lengthen the approval time from three months to five months and according to the budget and legislative annalist office, the average wait time for a planning commission hearing is around 10 months. so effectively in the worse case, it would cut the approval time in half. five months is still pretty pathetic for approval time. we're still requiring small businesses to spend tens of thousands of dollars on the rent while they wait for a hearing. [please stand by] >> it's interesting that the speaker addressed that because there are very few instances

and before that, i was at the california -- university of california irvine getting my ba degree in environmentalence with two minors in political science and sustainability. and i've been a resident of san francisco for the past 7 years. i live in the inner sunset. and i'm so excited to be joining the department and have the opportunity to really contribute to amazing policies and programs that i've directly benefitted from and i'm just so excited to be here with you all and look forward to working with you. thank you. >> welcome. we're thrilled to have you and we're so excited that we're going to see you at work at the policy committee meeting coming up. any comments or questions for debbie, commissioners? all right. seeing none. public comment on this item. if you are on the line and have any public comment on the director's report, please press star 3. >> operations please let us know if there are any callers that are ready. are there any callers, operations? >> there are no callers on the line. >> all right. next item, please, charles? >> next item is announcements, items for discussion. >>

it include streets to irvine avenue to grant avenue our small businesses are the life blood of san francisco. i really hope the board of supervisors will continue this forward to the full board and i fully support passage of item number 2. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you ms. gillman. next speaker, please. >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors. my name is robert and i live in district 5. i support this legislation but i would appreciate some amendments. i see 24 there's language that still would allow neighborhood groups to appeal or to lengthen the approval time from three months to five months and according to the budget and legislative annalist office, the average wait time for a planning commission hearing is around 10 months. so effectively in the worse case, it would cut the approval time in half. five months is still pretty pathetic for approval time. we're still requiring small businesses to spend tens of thousands of dollars on the rent while they wait for a hearing. [please stand by] >> it's interesting that the speaker addressed that because there are very few instances

we can speak now to emma irvine, a british student stuck outside dubrovnik.o jobs and is worried about what will happen. iam i am sorry you are stuck, when were you hoping to come home? on sunday. and when they announced last night we tried to book flights but couldn't get anything direct into northern ireland any sooner, or anywhere else in the uk so we have resigned ourselves we are staying here and we'll have to quarantine. what will the impact be because you will get back after 4am tomorrow, so you will have to quarantine. emma, what are the imprecations of that for you? i am meant to be starting back at university, starting my final year of medical school on friday. i'm moving into new accommodation so i won't be able to do that so i am in contact with the university to try to make arrangements to start a bit later but i am not sure what impact it will have on the rest of the year. in terms of your studies, will it make an impact or will it have been virtual anyway? can you do thatjust as well from quarantine? some will be virtual but some was ward place