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la hija de rosario jovel se encuentra a punto de dar a luz en el centro medico uc irvine, el hospitaluna super bacteria.. el problema es que no se notifico a al publico. sot rosario jovel/ madre de embarazada si claro que si para tener un poco mas de precaucion porque asi la personda decidia arriesgarse si venia a este hospital o no. sot leonel morales/padre de paciente creo que si es bueno que den a conocer verdad si es que hay algún riesgo de algo, mas que todo. la bacteria detectada en los recien nacidos es conocida como mrsa o mars, se contagia a traves del contacto con la piel y es resistente a los antibioticos. sot john murray/portavoz del centro medico uci there are no babies currently in the nicu with mars. and no babies have die from mars infection. el portavoz del hospital nos dijo que no tienen bebes en la unidad neonatal con mars. ademas que ningun recien nacido ha muerto a causa de la infeccion, cuya fuente aun no ha sido identificada. sot leonel morales/padre de paciente en uci seria bueno que ellos explicaran cual fue el hermetismo porque realmente ellos no dieron a con

let's cross live to the course now and join hazel irvine for the latest on that.start to the tournament. it's been a very emotional and poignant start to the masters, it all began just about eight o'clock oui’ all began just about eight o'clock ourtime, all began just about eight o'clock our time, jack nicholas and gary player hit the first shot in front of the memory of arnold palmer. drama with dustinjohnson who fell last night and he has been warming up last night and he has been warming up gingerly. he is wearing a heat pad. he's got anti—inflammatories and he has been icing the muscle in the lower back. he is going to start. his tea—time is three minutes past seven. in the meantime, this is what has been happening. quite a few in contention. it looks positive from the european perspective. justin rose, matthew fitzpatrick, thomas pieters, all in the co—lead. in fact, thomas pieters was five under through ten and then came to grief around amen corner. very positive from a european standpoint but still rather uncertain from the point of view of the world number

let's cross live to augusta and speak to hazel irvine. hazel.nson said it ‘sucks' to have to withdraw. i guess it ‘sucks' that we won't get to watch him this week? absolutely. a very great shame for him because he was the man in form coming into this and he becomes the second world number one not to compete at the masters, tiger woods in 2014 suffered a similar fate, but it has been a while they notjust for storylines but for the weather. gusts of up to 40 mph and as you we re gusts of up to 40 mph and as you were saying charley hoffman has lea pt to were saying charley hoffman has leapt to the top of the leaderboard to go four under, one ahead of william mcgirt, and william mcgirt it was, who actually put us right, because for a long time it looked as for the first time in 60 years no one was going to break 70 on an opening day at the masters but it is a very positive picture from a british and european perspective, and we are seeing that matthew fitzpatrick, tied seventh on his first professional appearance, he has won two for the european tou

bbc sport's hazel irvine is waiting for us to set the scene on the eve of the year's first golf majorver to you. thank you, good evening. the quest for the first men's major of the season for the first men's major of the season has been in hibernation for seven months but it is time to wake up seven months but it is time to wake up and smell the azaleas because the masters is just around the corner. kevin brown is normally itching to get out there but even his enthusiasm has been dampened by these huge thunderstorms. play was suspended this morning because of heavy rain will stop they did begin the traditional par—3 contest but only in the last few minutes the officials called in the players and the contest has been caught off officially. —— called off. the fun is over before the series business begins tomorrow and i respect the weather might still have a part to play in the next two days particularly. the rain makes the course play a bit longer but softer so course play a bit longer but softer so it takes something out of the greens and they are a bit more yielding. the breeze on thu

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the book, "the mother of all questions," first call is donna in irvine, california. donna, welcome back booktv. >> caller: hi. thank you, rebecca. i wanted to ask your opinion and observations regarding to recent elizabeth warren-mitch mcconnell situation in the senate? with i tried to explain it to her and told her to shut up and yet she persisted. could you comment on that? >> it was an interestingly unpleasa unpleasant moment. one of the interesting things in the trump era is stuff that people didn't see is obvious. and mitch mcconnell's desire to silence elizabeth warren seemed to be well understood around the country and gave us the beautiful tag line nevertheless she persisted. that became a beautiful slogan. maybe it backfired on him. >> back to your book, feminism need men. >> people criticize women for voting for trump but we don't ask only people of color to be anti racist. all women have been on the hook and that is understanding. or how women who have never been exposed to feminist behavior besides what they get on fox tv are not feminists. feminists mean

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jeff fern said he paid $1,000 for a full first class air fare from hawaii to irvine.er boarding the flight attentaint told him he had to get off the plane because it was overbooked. he held his ground. then he found out, they needed his seat for a traveler with higher status. first class priority status. when he refused he was threatened with handcuffs. >> she said if you don't leave voluntarily, we will summon security and have you escorted off the plane. my wife joked if you had waited five more minutes it would have been you on tv. >> he flew home in a middle seat in economy. and they apologized and gave him a $500 credit and the difference between his seat and the economy seat. >>> scattered showers, but this is just the beginning. here is chief meteorologist paul deanno. >> we have had scatter showers all day long. the showers continue tonight. some drizzle for the giants game. and, some scattered showers in alameda county and san mateo county. moving right over the city of san francisco. out toward lafayette and san ramon. what happens from here? overnight tonig

daugherty is professor emeritus of government at the university of california-irvine. he is the author of "executive secrets: covert action and the presidency" and "in the shadow of the ayatollah: a cia hostage in iran." and he also lives here in savannah. please give a warm, hometown welcome to william daugherty. ms. . >> thank you all for coming. what an amazing crowd. shouldn't you all be out playing tennis or walking your dog or something -- [laughter] i do want to, need to correct one thing. i just did a degree at the university of california. actually, i'm an emeritus professor at armstrong. and and since i have a cap tuf audience here -- captive audience, i'm going to digress from my normal talk for two minutes and address the university of georgia board of regents. [laughter] about 10 or 12 years ago, armstrong was a commuter college with no residence halls, if everybody remembers, and georgia southern was 19,000 students. and as i recall, the board of regents said, oh, georgia southern's a little too large, let's make armstrong a residential college and turn i

last week another passenger paid $1,000 for a first class flight from hawaii to irvine. before take-off, the flight attendant told him he had to get off. the reason? the flight was overbooked and they needed a seat for a passenger with first class priority status. he refused to get off and was reportedly threatened with handcuffs. >> she said, if you don't leave voluntarily, we'll summon security and have you escorted off the plane. if i waited five more minutes, my wife said that would have been you on the tv. >> he flew home on economy. the airline sent him an apology and credit. >>> later this morning there's going to be a meeting about flooding in san francisco neighborhoods. the city spent millions of dollars on settlements from damages claimed by homeowners. the public utilities commission plans to report on short term and long-term plans to fix the flooding issues. >>> we're not expecting any flooding this week but we are seeing rain. >> we certainly are. i have heard so many complaints about it. i'm done! i'm tired with the rain. how about you? >> you know, i'm n

ucla coming in second and stanford made number seven and uc irvine and davis coming in eighth and ninth. >>> well it is a prime piece of water front land in san francisco. it is slated for new development. but progress at the hunter's point naval shipyard has been pretty slow due to problems with the clean-up there. >> liz wagner has a preview of her investigation into new allegations of contamination. >> our series of investigations have exposed a lot of questions about the clean-up of the one-time super fund site. a former worker is speaking up again raising even more concerns about radiation. this time he is pointing to contamination on the section of the shipyard where he didn't expect to find any. an area that no longs to the city of san francisco, next to land that is currently being developed. he told the navy about his concerns nearly a year ago. >> do you think the navy should be moving with some sense of urgency here because this specific parcel of land is so close to where new construction is already happening in. >> because we've looked at this particular area very closely,

. >> last week, carhart visted hinchliffe stadium in paterson, new jersey, to honor monte irvin-the negro gravesite but played at the field. >> thanks, monte" >> that leaves sixteen more pictures to take. then carhart hopes to return the ball to where he found it. "i wanted to create something that would be in the hall of fame and hopefully they accept the ball when i'm done with the project and i can take my kids there and say, look, dad made that." >> brook silva-braga, for cbs news, paterson, nj.

. >> last week, carhart visited hinchliffe stadium in paterson, new jersey, to honor monte irvin-the have a gravesite but played at the field. >> thanks, monte. >> that leaves sixteen more pictures to take. then carhart wants the hall of fame to take the ball back. "i wanted to create something that would be in the hall of fame and hopefully they accept the ball when i'm done with the project and i can take my kids there and say, look, dad made that." >> brook silva-braga, for cbs news, paterson, n.j. >>ninan: carhart has just one more graveside photo to take -- and he'll do it next week - in hawaii - and he's bringing him family with him. that's the "cbs weekend news" for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us, and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org back more than six tons of cocaine. the high-tech drone.. that helped them do it. >>> iv e from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> the coast guard brought back 6 tons of cocaine. the drone that helped them d

health officials confirming ten infants were infected mersa at ucla-irvine.he last positive test was on march 26th hospital officials say none of the infants have died. doctors haven't found the source of the infections. >>> the u.p.s. driver to the rescue in massachusetts. the driver on his last delivery of the day spotting the front porch of a house on fire, he ran to door, got the family out and then helped put the fire out. >>> a passing to note tonight. legendary pittsburgh steelers owner and chairman dan rooney has died. one of the most influential leaders in the nfl elected to the pro football hall of fame in 2000. he was 84. >>> nasa's big announcement tonight. nasa says a small moon orbiting sat turn has all the elements to support life. the nasa said the chemical reaction along with the liquid beneath the ocean line could support alien. >>> the first major league player and tonight a major gift. when we come back. can i give it to you straight? that airline credit card you have... it could be better. it's time to shake things up. with the capital on

health officials confirming ten infants were infected with mrsa at uc-irvine medical center in californiathe outbreak began eight months ago. the public just now being notified. the last positive test was on march 26th. hospital officials say none of the infants have died. doctors haven't found the source of the infections. >>> the u.p.s. driver to the rescue in massachusetts. the driver on his last delivery of the day, spotting the front porch of a house on fire, he ran to door, got the family out and then helped put the fire out. >>> a passing to note tonight. legendary pittsburgh steelers owner and chairman dan rooney has died. rooney considered one of the most influential leaders in the nfl, elected to the pro football hall of fame in 2000. he also once served as u.s. ambassador to ireland. he was 84. >>> and nasa's big announcement tonight. scientists says a small moon orbiting saturn has nearly all the elements needed to support life. the nasa said the chemical reaction along with the liquid ocean beneath the moon's frozen surface could possibly support alien microbes. stay tuned. >

i called the irvine based owner of ocean air called trinity property consultants. their executive vice-president said the trail will be rebuilt very similar to what it was. our construction team is submitting plans and working with the coastal commission to get approval. but the california coastal commission says that's not the case. they've only gotten preliminary drawings so far. district manager nancy cave told me, we are getting increasingly concerned because we haven't gotten a response from the property owner in regards to timely repairs. good weather season approaching, they seri opening tay reopening coastal property is a priority. after approval it will take only a few weeks to complete. in pacifica, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> a restaurant in jack london square has been fined $75,000. reports the fine was unanimously approved by the bacon certification and development commission. they say scott succeeded the number of events it held on an illegally modified outdoor pau civilian. the commission originally suggested an $841,000 fine. >>> the last st

well let's go live to augusta where the bbc‘s hazel irvine is following the action. good evening.f our leaderboard. you mentioned sergio garcia and charley hoffman who had a very comfortable lead last night, but no more. look glasses up there. —— look who else is up there. rickie fowler is always threatened in majors, perhaps this will be his turn. those are the best rounds of the day so far. when we talk about sergio garcia, it's one of only two rounds of 69 to have broken 70s so far. with ryan moore as well. it is sergio's 74th major. he is in fighting mood here. i've always said i enjoy when courses played tough. i enjoy when the masters is difficult, it means that the high—quality shots are going to be rewarded. you have two hit the ball the right way. usually, if i am in good form, i can do that. so i have always enjoyed those kinds of challenges. a challenging day for danny willett, he ran up and ate as you mentioned. the yorkshireman is fighting a rearguard action really to

. >> reporter: last week he visited patterson, new jersey, to honor monty irvin, the knneg star who played accept the ball when i'm done with the project and i can take my kids there and go look, dad made that. >> reporter: patterson, new jersey. >>> that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. captioningded captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, april 4th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news". >>> it will fall to north carolina. >> the tar heels win the 2017 ncaa men's basketball championship in a hard fought battle against gonzaga. >>> the vice president takes on health care. the white house's new push to replace the affordable care act. >> russians mourn the loss in a subway attack, new information about the suspect is ve

so that the story of day one but let‘s cross live to the course now and join hazel irvine for the latestt still very very challenging out there, because we do have gusts of plus 25mph again, so it is picture perfect, that is for sure but test, only two men since 1985 have held the first round lead and gone on to win and charley hoffman is shouldering that kind of responsibility, he has a very co mforta ble responsibility, he has a very comfortable lead last night but it has been cut to only two shots. in fa ct, has been cut to only two shots. in fact, he has been dropping shots here there and everywhere. he has picked another one at the 13th to restore a two shot advantage. ryan moore at the, the man who sank the winning putt for the united states in the ryder cup last year, in at 3—under. that is a terrific score of 69. sergeia garcia got it to li—under but had troubles at the tenth. an awful seven we understand there from the spaniard who is in his 75th major, seeking a first win, andy sullivan steady start from him, still at 1—under par. matthew fitzpatrick still to go out and phil mi

i called the irvine based owner called trinity property consultants. they're executive vice president said the trail will be rebuilt very similar to what it was. our construction team is submitting plans and working with the coastal commission to get approval. but the california coastal commission says that's not the case. they've only gotten preliminary draurgz so far. nancy cave told me we are getting increasingly concerned because we haven't gotten a response from the property owner in regards to timely repairs. the good weather season approaching, they say reopening the pacifica coastal access is a top priority, property owner says if they get approval the work will only take a few weeks to complete. in pacific characteristics i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> let's talk about this weather. boy, it is wild out there, a nasa evening. a lot of wind and rain. spamg >> take a look at live doppler 7. as you see the yellows there, we'll show you where the moderate to heavy rain is falling right now. we're going to go in around eldridge right around the

. >> irvin? dr. jordan: the problem with roundtables in the south is they are pro-confederacy. i was going to suggest the hisleman consider having roundtable with a free and open public debate in the area, but i can see a large segment of the local population not wanting to participate just because it would be sponsored by a civil war roundtable, and pro-confederate. -- look at about this audience. how many african-americans are in this audience? i'm always amazed at the low turnout of african-americans in civil war history roundtables in discussions like this. >> jim, you were waving your monty!"ke"pick me, it's your turn. >> i agree with urban. some people -- i agree with ervin. some people are using their superior knowledge about the civil war because they are in civil war roundtables, reenactors and all the skies of things, and using them as a against themunition 19-year-old african-american recently graduated from high school who explains why she is the lee-jackson double equestrian statue in baltimore, for example. talking past each other. on the other hand, since i just

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a popular person in the new locker room, derek carr tweeted he is back welcome to the squad, bruce irvin says woke up feeling like it was christmas and donald penn says woke up this morning and beast mode. >>> new information on a man wanted for attempted kidnapping, the latest on the investigation and why he was on the run in sonoma county. >>> childcare can be tough to find coming up the bay area sheriff's department pitches an idea offering 24-hour on-site childcare. >>> a man accused of trying to kidnap a woman in a san francisco neighborhood made his first court appearance today, the 46-year-old is facing attempted kidnapping charges and as tara moriarty has learned the man was on the run from sonoma county authorities when he was caught. >> cameras were not allowed inside the courtroom but darrin bravo appeared intense as he went before the judge, we have learned he faces the attempted kidnapping charge in san francisco and in sonoma county five felonies. >> he is taking get serious, he is denying the allegations. >> the attorney for darrin bravo says his client is innocent the fat

another passenger from irvine says he experienced a similar problem when he flew with united...earlierhis month. geoff fearns was returning home early from hawaii on april first and paid an extra thousand-dollars for a first class ticket back to los angeles. he got into his seat and then a united employee threatened him... saying he needed to give up his seat because the flight was full and a 'higher- priority' first-class passenger was entitled to his seat. but fearns refused to get off. (steve) to not make matters worse... fearns eventually moved and was reassigned a middle

teresa johnston was out walking her neighbor's dog february 17th in irvine. when a 60-foot-tall tree fell on her and caused major injuries. the teen underwent intensive care at the hospital after she suffered severe brain trauma and broken bones to her head, face, and spine. tonight, the she is back home with her family. doctors are calling her recovery...nothing short of a miracle. (sot) young teresa johnston and her family say there is still a long road ahead. as the teen needs atleast three more surgeries. next... the latest from syria. we're learning more about the trump administrations next move after conducting new airstrikes in the war torn country. coming up (voice of sheriff deputy) still blocking drivers on the peninsula still haven't quite mastered the art of not stopping on rail crossings sound of police siren and apparently a few other arts, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly package nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most hone

. >> reporter: last week, carhart visited patterson, new jersey to to honor monty irvin, the negro star't have a grave site but played at the field. that leaves 16 more pictures to take. then carhart wants the hall of fame to take the ball back. >> i hope they accept the ball when i'm done with the project, and i can take my kids there and say dad made that. >> reporter: patterson, new jersey. >>> he has one more grave site photo to take, he plans on doing it in hawaii and bringing with him his entire family. that's the overnight news. check back later for morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm reena ninan. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm reena ninan. the search and rescue effort resumes at dawn in colombia where heavy rain triggered a flood that all but washed away an entire town off the map. more than 200 bodies have been recovered so far from the muck, but many more are missing. the people who live in mocoa have no drinking water and little hope of finding their loved ones alive among the trees a

princeton, stanford and uc irvine and uc davis. >>> serena williams was caught off guard.entally shared the photo on snapshot to show her baby bump. she metropolitan to save the personal photo to her phone and pressed the wrong button and shared it publicly. she plans to continue her career on the court after becoming a mom. the father to be, is alexis -- the founder of red dit. >> you got to be careful what you snap. >> jeff ranieri is here. it's a little gloomy. >> a little? >> you know, tomorrow we're going to start to see -- right now, there's still clouds lingering over the south bay. we have a few breaks of sun as it's setting right now and 6 approximate. i'll talk more about hotter weather and when upper 80s return in about five minutes. >>> they don't look like a traditional ab loney. >> a delicacy on decline. the moves by local researchers to reverse a disturbing trend. conditions have left the population dwindling. jess/2shot nbc bay area )s joe rosato jr. shows us what a group of bay >>> for hundreds of years there's a sea forward delicacy. but changing ocean co

(vicki) now another man from irvine is speaking out.g he went through the same thing with united earlier this month. geoff fearns says he was threatened for refusing to give up his seat on a flight back on april first. fearns was returning home early from hawaii and coughed up an extra thousand-dollars for a first class ticket back to los angeles. he got into his seat and then a united employee told him he needed to get off the plane. the employee said the flight was full and a 'higher- priority' first-class passenger was entitled to his seat. fearns then refused to get off. that's when he says the united employees told him they'd use handcuffs if they had to and they'll physically remove him from the seat. to not make matters worse... fearns eventually moved and was reassigned a middle seat in economy class. "right now, we're not getting along with russia at all. we may be at an all-time low." (vicki)in washington, in moscow and at the u.n.... the trump administration throwing shade all over russia's leaders.(steve)blunt criticism ...

officials at u-c irvine medical center say between august and march... the newborns tested positive for m-r-s-a. that's a bacteria that is resistant to certain antibiotics. a complaint has been filed with the california department of public health... as several health officials say they are alarmed that the hospital did not alert the public immediately. the hospital says all the babies who were infected were successfully treated...and they have reviewed their infection prevention plans.. the san bernardino elementary school where two people were killed last week will reopen this morning. a vigil was held over the weekend for the special needs teacher who was killed. karen smith was one of two people murdered at north park elementary school last monday. smith was killed by her estranged husband 53-year-old cedric anderson. police say anderson walked into her classroom and opened fire... killing smith, and an eight-year-old student. a nine-year-old student is home recovering from his injuries. smith was a mother of four adult children including her daughte

. >> dana: joining us now with reaction from irvine, california, republican an strategist eric beachnd from houston democratic strategist mustafa. you agree with the statement today and during the campaign liberal journalists expected more of hillary clinton than they did of donald trump. can you give me an example? . well, look, i don't think most people expected donald trump to win and i give that you. they didn't give him the scrutiny. now he find out his campaign manager is registering as a foreign agent for russia, national security advisor was a registered foreign agent for turkey and took money from russian television. there is a lot more scrutiny that should have been given to donald trump. but of one focused on the e-mail scandal that went nowhere. that's an example of why the press went after hillary kwlin ton far more than donald trump. now that we're faced with this crazy administration in that seasons. >> dana: all right, well, crazy, um, eric the last "wall street journal" poll showed 51% of americans think that the press is too hard on president trump. when you look at

hagestad joins us from irvine, california. welcome. have you on the show. >> thank you very much for having me. >> i can't imagine and i don't think anybody can what that moment was like for you to be in butler cabin, sitting next to sergio garcia and danny willett after the masters. >> it was pretty special. sergio is someone i've idolized for a long, long time since i was a junior golfer. i still remember the shot he hit in '99 to it was a special moment for me but i wanted him to kind of enjoy that moment and that day was all about him but it was very special. >> and yet when jim nance asked you if you were going to turn pro or had bigger golf aspirations, you said no, that you were more interested in staying with your current career as a financial analyst, maybe going to grad school. >> that's exactly right. i plan to get my mba. hopefully at the end of this year. you know, professional golf is -- would obviously a dream come true and it's something i think about all the time but at the same time, i don't want to let a great week o

and -- so, you know, we never received the script until about two years ago even though irvine welshno" some ten years after his first novel. and, but it just took them that long to sort of find the right tone. and for john hodge, our script writer, to write this beautiful script. >> seth: i felt a great amount of nostalgia, because i was, we were talking backstage. i was the age of those characters when this movie came out. >> yeah. >> seth: when i first saw it. i mean the feelings of nostalgia, i had, i can only imagine were so small compared to what it was like going back to those same sets for you. >> yeah, there was a moment every day, some -- there was like a 20 years have passed moment every day on set. and yeah, we shot in some of the same locations. probably the most profound one was when we went up to the highlands. in the first film i do -- there's a bit where renton talks about being scottish and that it's [ bleep ] to be scottish. and we're ruled by the english and there's little -- i was sitting on a bridge when i did that speech, and we went back to that very, very sam

i've got a great number of friends in the african-american church in irvine, california, christ the redeemerchurch. i check in with my friends.on especially my democratic one to find out what i'm missing because there is a lot that anglo people can miss especially if they live in their bubbles. >> host: what do you think of the term fake news? s. fun going out be benign t judicial conference and they want to know my definition. fake news in my view is any media on any platform, the purveyor of which is objectively false in his or her mind at the time they communicated. so russia knows this fake news off in the purveyors know they are telling a lie. and so come if someone knows they are telling a lie, that is fake news. bias this is completely different. i know almost everyone on the op-ed page contributors at "the new york times" that kristof on the centerleft, they don't -- or david brooks in the middle. they don't write things objectively false. they write things like political fact that i was falsely seen obamacare is in a death spiral. they can disagree with me but it's not objectively f

let's bring in cnn political commentator and former campaign strategist david irvin.y his ability to hold that base? >> i'm not. as you will see this evening in pennsylvania the farm show, the capacity is about 7500. i would imagine 25,000 people have signed up to come see the president speak. his support is not only wide but deep amongst the base and i think that they haven't in this first 100 days like a lot of this critics have not lost one ounce of faith in him. >> you were very instrumental in helping him carry, win the state of pennsylvania. a republican in a presidential race hadn't won pennsylvania since 1988, right? >> that's correct. but the president won the state of pennsylvania. >> but you were one of his key operatives in that state. how did he do it, looking back and looking ahead, could he do it again? >> look, i think the president's message was the right message for the right time. the president worked very hard to take his message to folks who -- in outlying rural counties, not just the philadelphia media market or pittsburgh media market like secre

. >> dana: joining us now as a reaction from irvine, california, republican strategist from houston.o you wrote here that you agree with her statement today and that you think during the campaign, liberal journalists expected more of hillary clinton than they did a donald trump. can you give me an example of that? >> i don't think most people expected donald trump to win. and i give you that. he didn't give him the scrutiny. in our finding out his campaign manager is registering as a foreign agent for russia, the social security advisor was a redshirt foreign agent for turkey and took money from russian television. so there is a lot more scrutiny that should've been given to donald trump instead everyone focused on the email scandal that really went nowhere that's an example of why the press went after him far more than they did donald trump. now there were faced with this crazy administration nonsense. >> dana: eric, the last journal post said 51% of americans, just a bare majority said the press is too hard on president trump. when you look at this statement, did it raise your eyeb

20 i think elected officials convicted, democrat, republican, upstate, downstate, rural, suburban, irvine. if they were doing it, we were looking at it and trying to make a difference if it will raise awareness the problem but i will say now that i have some distance as a private citizen of the dream of undiscovered still seems a bit far away. prosecutors can't solve the problem. i've said it over and over again. ethics reform, people think it still doesn't take center stage and to think you can blame people for that. that's a problem for anyone to solve, not just people in joon's office. the public and the press i believe still needs to continue to hold people accountable and other watchdog agencies, too. and by the way, on the public corruption commission gets abruptly shut down for nonsensical reasons are allowed to be angry about that and you are allowed to call bs when you see it. [applause] i abbreviated bs because my parents are here. [laughing] so i think we did a lot on corruption. criminal corruption, that was the job, punishable by law and imprisonment. i'm out of that business

the uc schools in irvine, davis, san diego also in the top 25. >>> and four bay area high schools made it on to a list of top schools. according to u.s. news and world report it ranked 23rd. lowell high school in san francisco was 59th. the preparatory university in san jose was 62nd. the rankings are based on the school's level of college preparations. >>> dinner with one of the biggest names on the planet who hails from the silicon valley. the family who had a surprise visit from that guy on the right. mark zuckerberg breaking bread at the dinner table. we'll explain when we come back. >> giants are having a pretty tough april. a bad start, another loss as they fall into the base not. the padres in town last night. a little bit of hope in the 5th. a single up the gutter. that sent a couple of giants home. they are up 3-1. things are looking good. it went south. padres scored 8 in the 6th. capped off by will myers at the plate. he sends it out of the park. that's a three-run jack. 12-4. they will try again today. >>> much better news on the a's

i hired a couple of i called arthur marter who was a very distinguished naval historian at irvine and i asked him if he had a couple of outstanding graduate students and he produced mark jacobson and bob puberty and they had the access to the library and they provided basic research packages. then the president would assimilate these. well we had prepresidential documents because they were already out and then we got the presidential documents we would give him the research packages, the documents, and then woe go to ground for two or three weeks to stay at home and dictate 100,000 words or more on a particular topic and his dictation would then become the basis. we would fact check the dictation and then begin to hone that down, work with editors from the publisher and it worked very smoothly. >> ken, did it -- did it satisfy anything in the president's need to explain himself? do you think it was his full story? >> i think to an extent it was. you know, we cut two-thirds of the book. >> i did know that. >> it was edited out. >> good lord. >> the book would have been 3,300 pages if w