nermeen: i want to turn to walter lee irvin's sister henrietta irvin. here she explains walter's account of what happened the night he and sam shepherd were shot by sheriff willis mccall and a deputy. >> when he opened the door for sam and sam turned to get out of the car, they shot him right in the forehead. just like that. fast and hem so felt his way to moving, until he knew that sam was dead. by that time, he at shot him also. and he said he remembered hearing him say, come on back, i've killed the son of a bit ches. he said when mr. yates got back and he was shining his light on him, he kicked sam and shine the isght on him and said this -- not dead. nermeen: gilbert, your response to what she said? >> this is a seminal moment in this entire story. basically, the equivalent of cell phone camera footage of a killing. sam shepard and walter irvin are handcuffed together. mccall comes around and shoots sam shepard three times. he dies instantly. walter irvin is shot twice. he cannot run because he is handcuffed to his best friend. he lays on the groun

he built a master plan community, he took over the irvine ranch. that's been his life for the last 40 years. my guess is his net worth is closer to more than $30 billion. one way to find a great business is to look in the forbes 400 and see where people made their money. what's interesting here is he did this -- this wasn't -- he got this cycle right. he's been doing it for 40 years. that tells you he's been through the best and the worst in real estate. that picture on the left is the irvine ranch, master plan community, which he purchased in 1976. 40-odd years later it's one of the best places to live in the country, and he's done a remarkable job. one of the keys to investing in ma master plan communities and land investment you don't want to be the first guy. he stepped in more than a decade after the planning took place. you want to be the second owner or perhaps the third owner. you want to get in after a large up-front investment has been made and the community is established. what is a master plan community? it's more than 10,000-acre prope

police say james you irvin the d caused a chain-reaction crash.ne 6-year-old boy eject rejected and pinned under the bus. irvin's license was suspended he fled the accident scene. >>> radnor police arrested a bartender across the street from the high school. he sold cocaine to undercover officers four separate times while on the job. health officials closed the restaurant to check whether any drugs were stashedded inside. >>> happening today jurors will once again try to reach a verdict in the murder trial of a south jersey father charged with killing his son. jurors deliberated for their first full day yesterday without coming to a decision. they asked the judge for video and audio recordings showed during the trial to be replayed. prosecutors say he killed his 3-year-old son brendan to stop his then girlfriend from leaving him. claimed the boy wandered away from home. >>> donald trump is at european union headquarters where he will attend his first summit. today he will meet with the 27 other members of the military alliance. during the election

made thesor irvin comment about paul goodloe mcintyre. that is really the only reason those two statues are in charlottesville because they would not be able to afford something like that. that relates to my comment. and that is my grandparents and great aunts and uncles and their friends what a been around lee park at the time the statue was dedicated. so, what i have been hearing since 2015 is that these statues were put up with a racist and white supremacist animus. but, at the same time, when i was a student at the university of virginia, had a number of friends that were from knowing what. some from boston. when i was in the army i was with men from boston. and their grandparents and great aunts and uncles i believe felt the same way about that statute of robertshaw in the 54th massachusetts as my grandparents and great aunts felt about the robert e lee and stonewall jackson statues. i would like to hear you comment on that, as to why there would be a difference from people in the south and people in the north, because my experience

mack irvin, objected to this saturday's meaning that all committee meetings and hearings had to end at 11:30 a.m. eastern senator durbin said he objected to the committee's meetings because of the fbi director's firing. the official business before the senate today is the nomination of robert the president's nominee to be the us trade representative. a little earlier, martin heinrich, talked about today's vote on methane regulations. here's a look. >> mr. president, i am proud that the senate voted to reject an effort to overturn common sense protection to reduce methane waste. it was three years ago that satellite images from nasa revealed that there was a giant cloud of methane. about the size of the state of delaware sitting over the four corners region in northwestern new mexico and southwestern colorado. although evidence had shown that there was methane air pollution in the four corners, as early as 2003, the image of the nasa data is truly striking. this is a warning of a potential major threat to public health for communities in the region. the san juan basin and the four corne

police are at a home on irvin court that. is where ktvu's christien kafton is as well with an update this morning. christien. >> reporter: yeah, pam. we have a lot of new information for you. but first let's go ahead and show you the continuing developments on irvin court in gilroy. officers still on scene. now, about half hour ago, we watched as the officers went inside of the home. let's go ahead and show you the video that we have from a little earlier this morning and that we shot overnight as the incident unfolded. again, we did watch the officers go into the home. at this point in time, investigators now believe that they have all of the suspects in custody. they're going through this home to do their due diligence to make sure there isn't one more outstanding suspect. they believe that at least one of the suspects in this case had some tie to this home here on irvin court. here is what we learned about the investigation and how it started. officers were called to a nearby neighborhood for a call about suspicious people

james irvin, iii caused a crash sending a school bus on its side. one student eject rejected and pinned under the bus. his license was suspended since 2004 and he fled the crash scene. investigators say they received 100 tips in the case including one that identified irvin as the driver. >>> selling drugs out of a main line restaurant. radnor police arrested the bartender, he sold cocaine to undercover officers four separate times on the job. health officials closed restaurant to check whether any drugs were stashed inside. >> happening today, jurors will try to reach a verdict in the murder trial of a south jersey father charged with killing his son. jurors deliberated for the first full day without coming to a decision. they asked for audio and video recordings shown during the trial to be replayed. prosecutors say he killed his 3-year-old son brendan to stop his then girlfriend from leaving him creato said the boy wandered away from home. >> trump trump -- president trump is at the european union headquarters in brussels. later today he will meet

we see tremendous supply and it is concentrated in the irvine and areas, where a lot of people wants to live. you've oversupplied it currently and, as a result, we see lower n.o.i. growth in returns in the apartment space. we think that that will play itself out and absorb the units over the next year and a half to two. we think the apartment sector will be much healthier in 2019, 2020. vonnie: tom henderson, thank you very much. he is head of real estate for asset management. as well. to sonali here's mark crumpton. been a break and trade talks between the united states and china. an agreement will allow more experts of u.s. natural gas. american beef supporters will have greater access to chinese markets. the u.s. will allow the import of cooked chinese poultry. commerce secretary, ross, so to bloomberg news. >> we have a lot more and issues to deal with -- we have a lot more issues to deal with with the people's republic of china. i believe the fact that we have these long-standing aggravations out of the way so quickly, boasts well for the relationship pattern going forward. mark

. >> among those receiving a degree is irvin medicalway. the 93-year-old has been taking classes at villanova for 23 years. and new york city mayor michael bloomberg gave the keynote address, commencement address to the class of 2017. >> you see a lot of people doing this in the audience. >> hot and muggy, but not that way tomorrow. >> 40% in the poll said loving the sunshine. 60% too soon. >> it's cooling off dramatically. we are live sky 6 looking at the center city skyline. we have over cast skies and we continue to see showers working south of the region over the mouth of delaware bay. no lightning with this. this is heavy downpour pushing east, moving through bringing us cooler weather for the airport. right now, 78 in philadelphia. the poconos, 56-degrees. the dewpoint shows dryer air to the north. philadelphia still muggy. you can see the north dewpoints dropping to the 50s. that indicates the air is much dryer an cooler. the cold front is slicing through. if you look to the north and west, you can see showers across western pennsylv

the cavs answer, kyrie irvin with the layup, he finished with 29. but with time running out, avery bradley gets the friendly bounce on the three. after losing by 44 in game two, the celtics stun cleveland 111-108. they still trail the series 2-1. ises >> the giants were going for a three-game sweep of the cardinals in st. louis. the cardinals jumped on matt cain for four runs in the second, three coming on this double. he had a pair of hits and four rbi. san francisco got on the board in the third, as last night's hero christian arroyo rips this double, scoring joe panik from first. but st. louis answers in the fifth. matt carpenter goes deep, his ninth of the season. giants lose 8-3. tomorrow the team is in chicago to take on the cubs. >>> over at the coliseum, the a's going for a sweep of the red sox. in the fourth, chad pender strikes again after that monster blast yesterday, he delivers a two-run shot to give oakland the 3-2 lead. but boston ties the game and goes into the fifth on the hit and run. dustin pedroia gets the ball through the infiel

irvine and these guys didn't. >> it's a competitive sport and every millisecond counts.eel free to get in touch with us. we'll outfit any esports team. >> they have the youth and the innovation. what works now. bracken darryl, what a win it has been for you. "mad money" is back after the break. >>> after the break, excuse me, waiter, what's the soup of the day? the answer, they're putting food ors at your fingertips. cramer sits down with the ceo to hear what tables their tablets are headed to next. >> we're trying to be a partner to the server as much as everything we can do to give every guest the best possible service. stay tuned. >>> believe it or not every now and then the good guys actually win. ♪ alleluia >> the guys at hp inc. won. if you're not familiar with this iteration of the old hewlett-packard empire it's the most prosaic, the personal computer and printer business. i could have called it iconic but lately that's become a curse word in the world of technology as iconic means gone with the wind. i have to admit when i first heard meg whitman talk about spli

host: our europe editor, eve irvine, thank you very much.he islamic state group has announced it has orchestrated wednesday's deadly suicide bombing in the afghan capital. eight civilians have been killed and dozens more wounded after an explosive rate car -- rigged car went off during rush hour. we spoke to our correspondent and let's listen now to what he had to say. reporter: according to the interior ministry, at least eight civilians were killed and at least 35 people, mostly civilians, have been wounded. some are in critical condition. the attack took place in a very busy road not very far from the u.s. embassy, from the nato-led resolute mission, or from the afghan intelligence services. we know a number of afghan civilians and their vehicles were caught as they were trying to go to work during the rush hour. we know that the islamic state had said they were behind the attack. in the last few weeks, we have seen a very concerted effort by the u.s. military against the islamic state in the eastern province where there was the mother of

jack is calling from irvine, kentucky, on our republican line. caller: good morning.y thought is, we need to get on isis immediately. we need to forget about obama's policy, who said on television, he said, we have no policy to deal with isis. that is dead wrong. they have a policy to deal with us, they want to kill us. it is that simple. i think we need to turn donald trump loose and keep him from democrats.l of the the democrats is fighting the republicans, the republicans is fighting the democrats, and the russians are doing what the heck they want. i think it is dead wrong on our part to let this happen. stop isis dead. thank you. host: your response? guest: i think you raised some interesting points. i would say the trump administration, in terms of its rhetoric, shares that point of view. interestingly enough i think what you are seeing is some extent, the generals and the pentagon, the admirals, and secretary mattis elevating the discourse, using sharper language like we are going to annihilate isis. if you zoom back and take the 40,000 foot view, we are not se

was -- but, yes, sam irvin, people forget, because the left made hem such a hero during watergate. remember? i'm just a country lawyer if don't know how to deal with these republicans. no one if write he was the author of the southern manifesto which all the southern senators signed as a way of resisting the brown decision. no one talk about that because it takes away from watergate. >> host: it's like remembering that the role of j. william fulbright. he was the most effective chairman of the senate foreign relations committee in all of american history. questions the vietnam war. john kennedy wanted fulbright to be the secretary of state and hh didn't think a democratic president start off the first 1 didn't with a fight over senator fulbright's segregationism. so kennedy had a nonentity secretary of state named dean rusk, and there's a book i'll recommend, a best seller when i was starting my career in princeton called the best and the brightest. all about fulbright and mcnamara and another failed first 100 days. >> the context that buckley -- >> guest: the context he is in. >>

irvin fled from the scene while a six year-old was pinned underneath the bus. he faces multiple charges including 16 counts of the leaving the scene of an accident involving personal injury. >>> old inquirer building in spring garden could soon have a new tenant the philadelphia police department. >> kenney administration announced proposal to move police headquarters to the historic building at broad and callowhill. current location better known as round house at eighth and race is in need of repairs. city councilman alan dumb a well known developer plans to vote yes for the move. >> this is one of the great anchors. it is near residents across the street, lot more people coming here. >> centrally located which i believe any police headquarters should be. >> officials say targets of the new headquarters is spring of 2020. >>> if you are a fan of game of thrones stick around up next i will she you trailer for new season. >> also ahead if you have been driving on kelly drive you have noticed this new structure along the schuylkill river, drone watch three was ov

connor irvin is in charge of security at sefrm caves and restaurants on market street. a homeless woman was yelling at him after she was escorted out. >> you know, after yesterday, yeah, it's a little more of an issue. i'd prefer this not occurring, but, you know, the tenderloin. >> reporter: merchants hearsay the revitalization of the area continues, but at a very slow pace. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> and we now know the tragic accident in san anselmo was the result of a suicide. police believe the man deliberately jumped in front of a golden gate transit bus on sir francis drake boulevard and ash avenue last night. the cause of the crash was not given until this afternoon. >> police have arrested a man they believe was involved in two separate car crashes over the past few days in santa rosa. police say jeffrey pearson slammed into several parked cars late yesterday afternoon on montecito boulevard. he suffered only minor injuries. drugs were not a factor in that accident, but police believe pearson was high monday when he lost control of his car

a professor of law and political science at university of california irvine talks about voting rights and the supreme court. 's argument is that they may have given the voting rights act a powerful new tool, saying that sometimes the most important stuff in the court of opinions is in the footnotes. in monday's supreme court ruling striking down to north carolina congressional districts as unconstitutionally influenced by race, the majority buried a doozy, potentially powerful new tool to attack but he rights violations in the south and elsewhere. at issue in the case is whether the two congressional districts were drawn by the north carolina general assembly work unconstitutional racial german verse. -- jerry manders. a racial gerrymandering exist when race and not other criteria for text a party for a dominant draw linesow they and the legislature to present no compelling reason to pay so much attention to race. the more interesting of the two findings involve the 12th whichssional district the court upholding the lower court's ruling. its line defended drawing on the grounds that t

mack irvin, objected to this saturday's meaning that all committee meetings and hearings had to end at 11:30 a.m. eastern senator durbin said he objected to the committee's meetings because of the fbi director's firing. the official business before the senate today is the nomination of robert the president's nominee to be the us trade representative

his dad irvin feld bought the circus for $8 million back in 1967.etakers of a slice of mer kauna and a home for a unique home for a community that wanted to dazzle outweighed just about everything else. >> the love is for the institution, but the greater love is for the people that make up that institution. and that's the difficult part. >> reporter: feld grew up with sawdust in his veins, and so did his three daughters. they even performed with the ringling clowns on occasion. >> did you ever get that itch to perform yourself? >> i went to circus camp for a little while. i was in a roller skating act where i lit a match on the floor with my teeth. >> reporter: can you still do that? >> i don't know that i would want to try at this point. >> reporter: over the years, the feld sisters tried to help their father infuse the circus with 21st century sensibilities while still keeping the show's 19th century traditions in tact. but it was a balancing act that in the end just didn't balance their bottom line. >> the economic model didn't work anymore. and

berkeley, ucla, san diego and irvine, a portion of nonresident students exceed 18%, keep but not increaseigher percentages. the previous plan called for a 20% system wide cap on nonresident students. >>> a new warning about the oroville dam, saying it's not reliable or flexible enough to provide protection. mayors, county leaders and other lawmakers wrote a letter to the governor saying they're not confidence the dam could brekt the downstream communities. and also seeing those who live down the hill have little to say about the operation and maintenance of the dam. the mayor has not responded to the letter yesterday. thousands vaeked in february when the dam failed. now taking out a half billion dollar line of credit to repair the dam. >>> jerry hill plans to introduce a new bill to crack don oun the misuse of disabled parking placards. requiring drivers to provide name and date of birth when applying for the placard and reapplying every four years and the quarterly application and cancel the placards of people who dies. senator hill's measure comes a month after a state audit found that

berkeley, ucla, san diego and irvine whose residents exceed 18% would they be allowed to keep but note the higher percentages. the previous plan called for a 20% system-wide cap on nonresident students. >>> after three walkoff wins, the a's were too far behind. lost to the angels, 7-3. kevin durant was there. watching them going deep three times. . a's firstman -- not enough. game three of that series tot at 12:35. >>> is it and the giants last again last night. the mets beat them 6-1. game over in the first actually. left fielder misplayed this single. yeah. turned into a tripping. four runs in the first. and the giants only has three all of zack wheeler. traded we'res ago. with -- the worst record in baseball and high priced prosecute free agent on the disabled list with an injured arm. and playing the giants again, 10:00 our time. >>> it is 6:46. checking in now with a look at what's what's going on in our next hour. >> good morning. joining you in minutes, if you think the only reason to borrow a lot of cash is because you don't have a lot yourself, think again. apple is borrowing

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he's dean at the uc irvine law school.earch for a new dean began last year. >>> firefighters struggling in silence. >> we take a closer look at the services to help the firefighters. >> as part of our six-month investigation we surveyed hundreds of firefighters. most days they don't think there's enough recognition about the importance of mental health. many are struggling to con front the tragedies they have witnessed on the job. the conversation about post-traumatic stress is important now in the wake of oakland's ghost ship fire. as the smoke clears and the shift changes, the harder work was still to come. >> it was a challenging assignment that first morning. >> reporter: they recovered 9 of the 36 bodies from the charred rubble. >> it was very sad. see them in the last moments of their life and zip them up in a body bag. >> reporter: he completed the assignment and headed back to station 13 just down the street where he ran more calls into the night. >> a young girl dead, passed away in her sleep. worst part of our jo

a., and uc san diego and irvine, nonresident students exceeds 18%, and they would be allowed to keept. >>> two young men from wisconsin may be prosecuted for their daredevil stunt at the top of the golden gate bridge and they recorded and posted it online this video of them scaling the bridge last month and performing somersaults and back flips. these are 18-year-old high school seniors. they had no safety equipment. they went to the top of the golden gate bridge, 750 feet above the water, and they say it was part of their spring break adventure. >> my whole life, you know, try to scale the golden gate bridge with like just a natural idea, so we went there and went for it. >> the two young climbers were on the golden gate bridge for 10 minutes. they climbed up the suspension ropes, easily bypassed security measures like razor fence. >> security systems are developed to keep people from harming the structure. our security system is not designed to prevent thrill- seekers harming themselves. >> officials say they will increase security. they say the sensors, the alarms and cameras, con

irwin chimerinsky is the new dean of the uc irvine school of law. he takes the post of the dean who quit last year. he starts july 1. >>> a quarter million salmon making their way out to sea. the effort underway here in the bay area to help a threatened population. >> and, students hand out wristbands at a high school campus rocked by a sexual assault allegation. how students hope to send the message of support to victims. >> national experts are here in emeryville to help investigate a fire that broke out over the weekend. neighbors tell us they are living in fear. ar. w...that not only made a a big first impression... ...but was designed to withstand sunlight this bright... ...this bright... ...or even this bright. if a paint could protect your door's color against the strongest uv rays... ...it makes you wonder... is it still paint? aura grand entrance from benjamin moore®. only available at independently owned paint and hardware stores. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with

and uc irvine and uc davis came in eighth and ninth. >>> turning it over to mindi bach with a look att's coming up in sports. >> coming up, it was a marathon game at at&t. we have the highlights of the giants/padres rubber match. plus round two of the nba playoffs is set. draymond green gives his keys to success. that's coming up during sports. >>> the warriors now know they'll face the jazz in the second round of the playoffs. reserve shaun livingston and matt barnes are likely to return from injury because the team had a week off. still no decision if steve kerr will be on the bench due to complications from back surgery. whoever's on the court, draymond green said the focus should not be on scoring. >> it all starts on the defensive end with us. we're locked in on the defensive end, we'll score enough points. even on an offnight, we'll score enough points if we're locked in on the defensive end. that's the most important thing. if we're locked in like that, i think we can beat anyone. i don't care who it is. when we have that type of focus level, i think, no matter who you put in f

. >> reporter: uc-irvine marine biologist has never personally seen so many bean clams in one place. although every 10 years or so he says it happens. >> we have some unusual suffer earlier this week and some erosion happened and it exposed them. if we leave them alone they will bury themselves down back in the sand. >> reporter: with sharks in the news lately, clams are a welcome sight. >> they are better than the sharks, right? >> reporter: wednesday, the clams were out in full force. today the waves have carried many of them back out to sea. in newport beach, michelle gile, kpix 5. >>> well, we are starting to see all the change in seasons and you can really see it from above. these nasa satellite images show how quickly the lush green hills are disappearing. the left picture is from march when much of the state was green. a couple of months later california is looking more golden brown paul. >> given the temperatures on the weekend, a lot more of that coming up. everything is getting brown. no matter how much rain we get in the winter and spring it's almost guaranteed we'll be dr

. >> reporter: julie irvine is feeling a sense of relief after picking up her parents at philadelphianternational airport they flew into visit her this afternoon from outside manchester in the uk. yesterday afternoon at manchester arena two dozen people were killed, dozens more were injured after a explosion at ariana grande's concert. >> these children, that they are having a great time, and then, out of the blue the unthinkable. >> reporter: parents flying in after the terror attack in manchester she was on pins and needles until they landed in philadelphia safely. >> i was up late last night watching the news, so yes, just making sure that they were going to get here safely. >> reporter: her parents mind still back home thinking of the victims of yesterday's terror attack, some as young as eight years old. >> it is shocking, and he was only 22. >> extremely upsetting. you know, quite heart breaking . >> it is sadness and anger. it is just kid. >> reporter: here outside city hall because in just a few minutes we expect people to start gathering for vigil in honor of those who passed

and in the nba playoffs, calves, celtics, irvin went nut in the game. nails three pointer.the thirds, at 42, in this game. the cavs win, 112-99, that's sports in a minute, i'm sean bell. >> 5:46. right back to the breaking news, update you out of glands. manchester police, have said that they've now made three more arrests in connection with the bombing that happened at the ariana grande concert. we don't know how the suspect were involved at this time. we do know that 22 people died in that tragedy, including so many children, others were injured, and learning a moth more about the victims. >> details still coming in. we'll certainly update you throughout the morning at 5:46. let's get a check on your morning commute. bob kelly, good morning, what's going on? >> getting ready for a wet wednesday. wiper wednesday, we will call it, you'll need your wipers rolling ou out of the driveway, depending where you begin and end your trip. heavy rain is rolling through chester county, sue will show us the spots in a moment. live look maybe getting to the airport this morning, south o

that is happening on irvine court and monterey road. it's right off of highway 101. a gilroy police dispatcher tells us at ktvu news that police officers are responding to "an incident." this happened about 3 am. the dispatcher would not confirm reports that someone had been shot. our photographer did see one person being taken into custody. christien kafton is heading to the scene and will have a live report at 6:30 am. >>> now to the continuing investigation of monday's suicide bombing in manchester, england. overnight, police arrested a man during a raid at a barbershop. since that attack, 10 people have been arrested, eight are still in custody. this -- this video of a suicide bomber, salman abedi. this is from july 2016. sky news has video of taking the trash out. we had not seen this before. >>> british authorities have resumed sharing information and intelligence about the bombing with united states after being assured that information will be better protected. >>> authorities are increasing security this memorial day weekend after the las vegas landmarks appe

it all wrapped up to a home on irvin court and nbc bay area's bob redell has been covering the story since 4:30 this morning. here's what we know now, bob. >> gilroy police say they have arrested all the people involved in the shooting of a man who tried to stop them from breaking into a neighbor's car of the right now there are three men and one woman in custody. at least one of them is a jouf nile. this happened a little bit before 3:00 this morning based on conversations we've had with neighbors. a man looking here on hyde park wag walking early. getting ready for work and he called police are bicycles riding around the neighborhood and he then went back outside to confront two of the individuals who are breaking into the neighbor's truck across the street. that's when a third person shot him from behind in the back of his thigh with what we believe was a small caliber weapon, perhaps a 22. neighbors were awakened by the noise and raced outside to tend to their neighbors as they bled in the middle of the street. he said hey, get out of there, you know, leave it alone. what are you

. >> senator sam irvin of north carolina was chosen today by the democrats in the senate to conduct ation of the watergate case. >> once that senate committee convenes in february of '73, it's the first time that people were going to have to testify under oath. this was not good for the president. >> i go in on march 21st to see nixon, and i lay out the mess we're in. telling him i thought there was a cancer on his presidency. and my hope is, by laying it out as brutally as i can, that he'll bring his fist down on the table and he'll say, this is unacceptable. we have to end this. to my surprise, i am unable to convince him. >> dean had been caught up in this and had done things that really involved him and the obstruction of justice, and i think they had decided he was going to be the sacrificial lamb. >> john dean was in way over his head. and then when he realized this ship is going down, he jumped. >> this morning, without the president's approval, dean issued a statement in which, among other things, he declared some may hope or think i will become a scapegoat in the watergate ca

and to the nba playoffs, calves, celtics, irvin took over in this game.ts a three, right here, as time expires. he had 42. the cavs win 112-99. that's sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescriptions. switching is easy. we're here for you. join us. at cvs pharmacy. ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> great britain is on it highest possible alert. they're concerned about another possible attack. taking precautions, certainly, and we're learning more tragically about those victims cut down at the concert. >> also ahead this morning, here on "good day" philadelphia: twenty-four long years in prison for a murder he didn't commit. and now, sweet freedom for this philadelphia man. >> and guess who is back? sue serio, tracking this one. merry lee, our favorite shark, is returning to our ed

one suspect was arrested at the scene while two others were captured at a home on irvin court.juveniles and the adults were arrested. in the meantime authorities in las vegas are increasing security this memorial day weekend around vegas landmarks because of an isis propaganda video. the video shows new weapons of the group and there are several images of places like the bellagio hotel and times square in new york. officials don't think an attack is imminent but are warning locals and tourists to be alert. if you see something, say something. >>> and singer chris cornell, the lead singer for soundgarden, will be buried today in a private service in los angeles, followed by a public memorial this afternoon. the 52-year-old singer took his own life more than a week ago in a hotel room after a concert in detroit. we are still waiting on the results of a forensic report on how exactly he died. >>> those are just some of your morning headlines. mike, sal, pam, i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> and right now we want to talk about the holiday weekend. so we want to che

trade to check with blake irvin and jerusalem to see what he's adding a file.ike baker as we talk about the steps here going forward in the criticism of donald trump has received. mike, what would you say might be one of the critiques of the trip thus far and how would she battle it? what would your response? >> one of the seats on the left in portions of the media will be this notion that we are abandoning iran and just as favorite alike did ronnie bush set out to point out as a moderate and the idea they are reaching out to the world just as president trump is pivoting away from them. the way to battle that is to just continually beat on on this idea that somehow the head of iran's is a moderate. he wouldn't be good enough for clerics want him be there. to continue efforts with their weaponization program. they continue to support terrorism in the region and around the world. is going to be the effort to say how could you do this? there's still disbelief in some areas at the lab at the every nuclear deal is a brilliant pathway to peace and that is frankly not

. >> jimmy: you have two sons, irvin and kareem. how are they doing? >> they're good.my: how old are they now? >> i don't know, jimmy. >> jimmy: you don't know. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: how old do they look when you size them up? do they -- >> one looks 14 because he has acne. [ laughter ] no, it's fun to have kids because you know, as a father you get to experience all these great things that they say. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i was telling one of your producers that during the election, not to be political, but during the election i made my son some pancakes and he was 2 at the time. he's eating some pancakes. in the morning. and he says to himself, and i remember it verbatim. "certainly if donald trump becomes president he'll take away our pancakes. crazy, crazy, crazy." [ laughter ] and i just looked at him and i go, "oh, it's going to be much worse than that." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. that's pretty -- that's very precocious. and your son is using a knife at 2 years old? >> it's a -- you know what the spork is? >> jimmy: yeah. >> this is a spife. [ laughter ] terrib

hillary clinton during the campaign would be like nixon saying he fired archibald because he offended irvinuring the watergate investigation. it doesn't hold water. we need to look at the timing here. it is all happening just as the russia investigation is really heating up. >> liz and michael, i have to leave it there on what is perhaps the quickest panel we've ever had on the show. it's a rock and roll hour with lots of action. tomorrow, more of it. that is when lester holt will sit down one on one with president donald trump from the white house behind me. tomorrow night on nbc nightly news. thanks to our other panelists. we'll be right back. break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist allergy relief instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist experience you'll barely feel. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. new flonase sensimist changes everything. gives you a reason

you have to approach it that way i've a great number of friends in the african-american church in irvine california, i try to check in with my friends in the community especially my democratic african-american friends to find out what i'm missing because there's a lot that anglo people can miss especially if they're living in their bubbles. >> host: what you think of the term fake news #. >> guest: i'm going to the night ninth circuit judicial on the big news. fake news on my view is any media on any platform purveyor that knows to be objectively false in his or her mind at the time that they communicated. so, russian news is fake news, often. players know they are telling a lie. if someone knows they are telling a lie, that's fake news. biased news is completely different. i know almost everyone of the ad page of the new york times and they don't write things that they believe to be objectively false. they write things that they believe i'm sure plenty fact thought i was falsely saying that obamacare was in a death spiral. it i'm not. it is an adept file. it's not objectively false for

irvine and davis.culates the list using a formula that is based on tuition costs, school quality, post-grad earnings, student debt and graduation success. let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. clear and warm weather will continue the rest of today through tuesday. cooling arrives along the big sur coast wednesday while hot and dry weather will persist inland. modest cooling trend arrives all areas by thursday as coastal stratus returns. cooling trend continues friday into saturday when a slight chance of showers is forecast as an upper low approaches the region. ( catherine )( catherine ) new details are coming out about a shooting rampage in san diego. we'll tell you who the gunman was talking to on the phone -- while he was shooting strangers. ( steve ) and another gas tax? what the president is saying about a possible hike. new tonight at eight... most americans have the new chip-embedded c

and u-c irvine at 19 percent.versity system benefits from higher out-of-state tuition but complaints are higher from california undergraduates who say they are being pushed out by wealthier out-of-state students. (vicki) it was rockin' last night at levi's stadium. tens of thousands of u-2 fans came out to santa clara... the band held a big concert at levi's stadium -- with mumford and sons. however, when it came time to turn off the music, the band kept going. the city's noise ordinance kicked in at 10 p-m... and the group played well past that. u-2 ended up playing for about another hour before turning it down... and that wasn't the only problem during last night's performance. fans took to twitter to complain about long concession lines, not being allowed to bring in large purses and the traffic back up getting out of the venue. no word on if the city of santa clara plans to fine the band. (grant) sad news to report now for rock fans... chris cornell...the lead singer of the bands soundgarden and audioslave has

the percentages at four of the campuses, ucla, cal berkeley,uc irvine and uc san diego are between 19w policy would allow the campuses to keep those percentages but not increase them. >>> typically your family is there in the stands to support and cheer for you when you are graduating. but for one florida family, they're all getting their diplomas together. the dunkins walked across the stage together in florida on monday at daytona state college. the parties got their degrees in business administration and office management. their daughters kendra and amy both earned associate of arts degrees. degrees. >> after seeing them and their success, i decided i wanted to get into teaching at some point. and i wanted to complete a business degree. and so i jumped in. and then encouraged her to do it. >> it is super special. it is a once in a lifetime thing. i will remember it forever. >> the family doesn't plan to stop. dad plans to get his mba and daughter kendra is going to attend nursing school. >> love that. sal, am i going to love what is happening in the macarthur maze now. >> you know

>> no, we're getting the buyers in irvine will 40% are asians.ld formation is happening out of the community and when the son or the daughter wants to buy a home, the parents are helping them so the grandchildren can stay around. it's out of the asian community that already exists. >> so it's more a domestic source -- >> very much so. >> as opposed to it crossing the borders to come from china -- >> very much so. >> i'm wondering how the trump tax proposal is going to affect the real estate. california has among the highest state income taxes. isn't that a risk to the housing market there, that people will leave? >> look, it's too early to figure out what the tax bill if it comes along, when it comes along is actually going to look like. everybody is kind of speculating. the configuration is going to impact people. it's going to impact people and their buying decisions but remember california is a place where people want to work. people want to live. and so while there have been numerous legislative initiatives that have called in to question cal