the records we obtained show irvine auto towing was operating with a suspended motor permit following a string of violations. >> this company has obviously ignored the rules. >> reporter: bob baerry in oakland served on a state committee to design safety measures in if the towing industry. he says he and other companies have called chp several times to report irvine towing for operating without a permit. he says a valid permit lets you know a company's drivers andhic inspections. >> this is a bare minimum to have this permit. what does it say to you this company is operating without one? >> it's so unfortunate they were out in that situation and this woman was killed because of it. >> reporter: irvine tow doing business under the name of stride, pride and modesto. it's racked up 45 violations since 2012. this year alone chp cited them for operating unregistered trucks and using drivers who didn't have a driver's license. records also show the company's precipitation was suspended april 20th, but two months later, they were still towing causing the didn't that killed lilliana and days

jim irvin. >> everybody rushed to judgment in this case. >> the way jim irvin saw it, the prosecution'sainst bam by was a weak circumstantial one that hinged on a bunch of theories as to motive. >> what always bothered me about this case, when you look at the gunpowder residue, there was none on bambi. >> he said that one bit of hard evidence detectives thought they had against bambi, what they thought was blood on her boot, turned out to be nothing. >> detectives said, we've got her dna on this boot. it's going to belong to one of the two people. they couldn't even say it was dna. >> as for the polygraph test, detectives said bambi failed to pass, according to irvin, those results were suspicious. >> the last question they asked her, have you told me everything you know about this case? if i ask a detective that same question, he couldn't pass it either. it's too broad a question. >> bambi sat in jail for six months. >> they were hoping she would flip and tell them the story? >> that's exactly what they were hoping. >> finally, the judge said, enough is enough. prosecutor humphries had

one who did believe in her innocence was her attorney, jim irvin. >> everybody rushed to judgement inim irvin saw it, the prosecution's case against bambi was a week circumstance one that hinged on a bunch of theories as to motive. >> what always bothered me about this case, when you look at the gunpowder residue, there was none on bambi. >> he said that one bit of hard evidence detectives thought they had against bambi, what they thought was blood on her boot, turned out to be nothing. >> the detectives said, we got her, the dna on this boot is going to belong to one of the two people. they couldn't even say it was dna. >> as for the polygraph test, detectives said bambi failed to pass, according to irvin, those results were suspicious. >> the last question they asked her, have you told me everything you know about this case? if i asked a detective the same question, he couldn't pass it either. it's too broad a question. >> bambi sat in jail for six months. >> they were hope she would flip and tell them the story. >> that's exactly what they they're hoping. >> final yet judge said en

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bruce irvin is playing his natural position on every down. a player. >> yeah, they still need khalil mack back. >> there is another former seattle seahawks back in the news. that would be richard sherman. it is nice to see him and pads. this past weekend the 49ers ratchet up their practice session. he is recovering from that ruptured achilles tendon. he looked pretty good, but at times, it was clear that he is not 100%. you know, veteran guys can get by on experience. >> sharma -- sherman obviously plethora of knowledge and tricks. i have played receiver against him and he did stuff to it is little things he does that you wonder how he did it. >> we have arrived at that point in the evening where we must check this out. one of the best, if not the best soccer player in the world. what is he doing in his spare time? hanging out in the backyard with his dog and kids. that is lionel messi hanging out . he thought someone was going to hit the ball back to him, but he was going out the first pitch. he had the great catch. that was good. that was e

ur other boys and their soccer coach remain underground, as john irvine of independent televisi news, reports. reporter: ambulances have become guiding lights here, wi the sight of one trundling down the track from the cave confirming they are a boy closer to completing a great escape. it's no wonder the thais are smiling, overconfidence is now asor big a as anything here. today's goal was to emulate thed success of yes, when four were freed before a halt was called because resources were spent. during the 15-hour break before the resumption of the rescue tssion here today, fresh oxygen tanks were placed cave system, guide ropes ucghtened, and lly, the all star team of rescue divers had a chance t get some refore round two. they got down to it aga this morning. dozens of divers entered the cave system to line the route out, and then meet the needs of each individual boy and his guide as they passed through. now in hospital, all the rescued boys remain officially anonymous, out of sensitivity toward the families of those still trapped. so instead of names they have numbers. today saw 5

. >> an expected crowd of 200 twice thatmore than as people gathered at the irvine nature center to rememr the life of rob hiaasen. family, friendsnd colleagues described him as a man with a general heart who lived and love deeply and well. >> the concept of home. you're my home. that's all that mattered. >> tears in the eyes of many. >> big rob. that was my dad. every time i needed hi there with a laugh. >> ben read from his father'sur l. >> i think of him a lot when i'm at work. i call homeo make sure everyone is safe. sometimes awful things come to my mind and i get so scared. >> among those who came to respect was mayor gavin buckley who remains visibly angry at the tragedy that claimed five lives at a news publication tightly intertwind with the entire story of the city. >> the worst thing that could ever happen to a community just happened to >> reporter: in response from inquiries in want to make donations, the family listed organizations that included the american civil liberties unions, the chesapeakend foundation planned parenthood. >> we've learned about plans for the other vict

. >> an expected crowd o 200 swelled to more than twice that as people gathered at the irvine nature center in owings mills, maryland to remember the life of robhiaasen. family, friends and colleagues described him as a nan with a generous heart who lived and loved deeply and well. >> the concept ofome was so rob. and he would look at me and look at those kids and he'd just go, you're my home. and that's all that matters. >> tears welled up in the eyes of many when daughter samantha spoke. >> big rob, that was my dad. every single time i needed himh he was and he was there with a laugh. >> ben hiaasen read from his father's journal. >> i think about allid my a lot when i'm at work. i called home to make sure everyone was safe. sometimes things --wful things come to my mind and i get so scared. love for children is my definition of true love. >> amonghose who came to pay respects was annapolis mayor gavin buckley who remains visibly angry at the tragedy that claimed five lives at a news publication tightly intertwined with the entire history of this city. >> this is the wort thing t c

john irvine of independent television news alports on the nges of getting them to safety. >> reporter: trapped but no longer alone. the boys put their hands together in the traditional thai way and identified themselve for this progress report for a worried nation. the navy diver with them had a question: is there anything you want to say to your fan club out there? "don't forget about me," piped up one of them. the diver, who is also a doctor, applied creams to cuts and sratches and promised better care when they got out. but the problems getting out were underlined by what he said about getting in. we set off at about 5:00 a.m. and reached here at 11:00, he said. six hours for an expert, how n will theseices ever manage it? despite all their smiles for th camera, ys look gaunt and it will take several days to reste the strength they'll need for whatever lies ahead. the thai army is trying to use the time wisely to improve their chances of survival. asell as diverting streams ountain,w into the they've been scouring the terrain from above looking for other ways in and out. as that we

that's the big question here. >> woodruff: that report from john irvine of independent television news. iran's president had harsh words for the trump administration today, amid talks with european union leaders to save the 2015 nuclear deal. in vienna, hassan rouhani warned that "iran will survive thisro d of u.s. sanctions as it has survived them before. this u.s. government will not stay in office forever." rouhani hinted yesterday thatir might block regional oil exports if the u.s. went throu with new sanctions. in the u.k., investigators say two british nationals critically ill after being exposed to the nerve agent novichok. nt happened in wiltshire c just a few miles from where a former russian spy and his daughter were poisoned by the same substance ih. britain blames russia for that incident, a charge russia denies. today, officials cordoned off several places the man and wan had visited. they said nothing in their backgrounds woulsuggest they'd been targeted. back in this country, there's word that president trump asked top foreign policy aides about invading venezuela, durin

new dungarees and trying out three handsome suitors played by hugh skinner, josh dylan and jeremy irvinegrow up to become colin firth, stellan skarsgard and pierce "pick a note, any note" brosnan. # look into his angel eyes # one look and you're hypnotised # he'll take your heart...# meanwhile, amanda seyfried calls upon her mum's old chums for guidance for her own pregnancy in an idyllic island in a rerun of former events. this time, we know who the father is. it is hard to top the record—breaking original, but can you really resist any movie in which cher plays a glamorous granny who gets to do a show stopping version of fernando? i know i can't. # oh, no, no, no, no.# despite becoming the biggest ever hit at the uk box office, back in 2008, the original was not nominated for a single 0scar, not one. at this year's academy awards in march, the top prizes were spread between a range of titles. francis mcdormand won best actress for this film. gary 0ldman earned a belated best actor oscar for playing winston churchill in darkest hour. and best director went to guillermo del toro‘s sublim

tonight against the odds those hittled downe been to five. >> woodruff: that report from john irvine independent television news. president trump says he believes north korea will give up nuclear weapons, as promised. this, after the north accused the u.s. of making "gangster- like" demands. on twitter today, mr. trump h referenc summit with north harea's leader, and said: "i have confidencekim jong un will honor the contract we signed and even more importantly, our handshake." but he suggested china may be trying to derail the effort, to retalie for u.s. tariffs. inrkey's president recep tayyip erdogan was sworoday to a new term, with broad new powers. he entered the parliament flanked byeremonial guards before taking the oath of office. it came as turkey's central bank moved to give erdogan grear control over monetary policy. he also named his son-in-l, treasury and finance minister. government forces in syria closed in today on the last rebel strongholds in the southwestern part of the country. the rebels were under heavy fire from syrian guns and russian air strikes. russian offi

cave tonight.un they were yesterday, but it's not clear when they'll get out, as we hear from john irvine of independent television news. >> reporter: pumped from the bowels of the mountain. geing rid of this water maintains the scant living space in which the boys are now enduring and 11th night. smiling thai rescue teams spent the day getting fo and company to the trapped 13. seven divers, including a doctor and nurse, are by their side. above ground, thr relatives e willing them on. the aunt of the team coach said she missed him very much. how many seconds have ticked by these 10 days. "i miss him every second," she said. >> how many of you? >> 13. >> 13? brilliant. >> reporter: when they were found by british cave drivers last night, one of the boys askewhen they would get out. he was told. >> not today not today. you have to dive. >> reporter: giving them breathing gear and guiding them ue options of two re and seems more likely than the second which is to wait out the hemaining four months of t rainy season. as the thai authorities try to make contingencies for every eventuality, th

ho nell irvin painter, a longtime princeton university professor best known for her work in 19th andh ceisury southernry became, at age 64, nell painter, a painr, one working in a variety of forms and media including digital art. part of it, she told me-- as she shuttled between her fourth floor apartment and basement art studio-- was moving away from the confines of historical research. >> what i really liked was stepping away from the tyranny of the archive and being able to move into fiction. visual fiction. so, now when i think about art, i could make things up. >> brown: and you found that personally freeing? >> absolutely. visual art is very freeing because it answers only to the e. >> brown: painter, who's now 75, had the support to make a change.sb her d, glenn shafer, is a noted mathematician and professor at rutgers. her mother, dona, offered herex owple: after retiring from public school teaching at 65, shshe became a writer, pubg several books about aging. and painter's father, frank, was a lab technician anductor at the university of california. ever the academic, paier

jeremy irvine is sam, pierce brosnan's part. harry, the young colin firth. ♪ waterloo, i was defeated you won the war ♪ >> so tell me how it went down when you got the call that you got the part. how did you react? >> i tried to play it quite cool because i was embarrassed to scream in there, but then i left and had a scream and called my friends. >> josh was working the fruit and vegetable section of a grocery store when he was cast. >> i dn't scream, i don't think, but i rushed around the corner and thought, this was quite cool. >> are you planning to go back to the market? >> i hope not. i mean, yeah, as a paying customer yeah. >> the movie is set on a greek island, but in reality, they shot in croatia. >> we kind of just took over this island vis for like 5 weeks, whatever it was. just ran like wild like feral animals. >> i don't think so it's crazy. >> jeremy actually had family visiting him on the set. >> i brought my parents out, which was a real mistake. because now they think every movie i do is just sitting on beaches

. >> reporter: barbara sarneka is a researcher at the university of california irvine who studied how people reacted to parents leaving their children unattend kd and found some inconsistencies. >> we tend to kind of change our beliefs about reality to match our moral if we think that somes immoral then we start believing it's dangerous because we have a lot of trouble if those two things conflict. so what has changed seems to be social norms, moral judgments, the idea that children should never be left alone and that a parent who leaves a child alone is negligent or abusive. >> reporter: meanwhile, earlier this year utah became the first state to legalize free range parenting, giving parents the freedom to allow children to engage in independent activities like walking to school, playing outside, or staying at home. >> everybody has their own philosophy. everybody has the books they've read, the whatever they've seen, and thinks they're right. >> reporter: "nightline" talked to a group of moms in new york who agreed that many parents are too quick to judge. >> i think we jump to the

they hosted a town hall in irvine. leaders of march for our lives want to keep up momentum from the demonstrations that followed the mass shooting at a school in florida. they say their campaign must transcend partisan labels. >> i think this is not about turning districts from blue to red or red to blue, it's about swinging districts to orange, the color for gun violence. >> in addition to meetings like the one today, the students are holding barbecues where they encourage people to register to vote. their road to change tour continues tomorrow in oakland. >>> now to the fire watch. today along the ferguson fire near yosemite national park charn 1900 ital.e than 29,000 acres since it broke out last week. it's only 6% contained tonight. one firefighter was killed soon after the fire started. four others have been injured. about 200 buildings are threatened as crews work around the clock battling the blaze. >> when my day's over with, after i've had a shower, something to eat, if i were residing here i would come back t

our first flight delivery was to irvine high school.f students is going to be watching a chip with our system on it. twofter selling these multiple customers, -- >> shoot for mars or out the centauri. a pretty big hairy audacious goal. why would you have it any other way? >> that is all for this friday. we will be back next week. this is bloomberg. phones have made our lives effortless. streaming must see tv has never been easier. paying for things is a breeze. and getting into new places is even simpler. with xfinity mobile, saving money is effortless too. it's the only network that combines america's largest, most reliable 4g lte with the most wi-fi hotspots. and it can be included with your internet. which could save you hundreds of dollars a year. plus, get $150 dollars when you bring in your own phone. its a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. where the name of virgin come from? >> did you get a finders fee for that idea? the only reason we would go into another sector -- is there som

gentlemen as always we accompanied by music it's very fitting because i'm joined in our studio by merriest irvin skate he's the conductor. and also the russian state cadmium of russia and significantly is a descendant of the legendary russian composer egan's difference be one of the greats of the twentieth century thanks so much for coming to join us i'm enjoying the company with that we have a fantastic to be here now when it comes to passions where do you rank i know you're a big football fan where do you rank you're sort of sporting passions compared to your musical enthusiasm of course music's number one for me but football has always been something which i love since i was a kid growing up a soviet union. i was a huge fan of. lindsay because my father pfleger when you kind of carried on. immigrate to england support everton england russia as one teams those your team so how do you feel about the way that england are progressing in this competition are you nervous about the game tonight i think we're all very nervous very anxious when the favorites are colombia we think our favorites but we

. >> but that still hasn't happened with irvine auto towing.ed management multiple times. >> i wanted to ask you -- >> they hung up on us. >> i'm with nbc bay area. >> we went to the oakland yard where a driver told us the company was still towing cars. >> are you open for business right now? they're towing cars right now? >> got it. >> as of april 20th, the permit was suspended for that number. were you aware of that? >> what is it that you think needs to happen to fix the problem? >> at the very the highway patrol needs to do an inspection. >> it was the first time earlier this month after we started asking the questions. they issued an unsatisfactory rating. this company is already operating without a permit. we caught them still towing cars so this is a story we'll continue to stay on. if you have a story, give us a call. or you can visit our website. >>> still to come, history many helsinki. continuing coverage. hi! are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect ma

law enforcement lining the streets, milwaukee officer charles irvine junior was killed in a car crashle pursuing a suspect. 15 police officers have been shot with 32 officers killed by gunfire so far this year. shannon: the fbi believes it has established a solid timeline of the night a college student vanished in iowa. using social media to figure out why molly disappeared, ruling out the boyfriend of a suspect saying he has an alibi but not saying what it is. she was housesitting for her boyfriend the night she disappeared. crews searching the nearby countryside, but not ruling anything out. rob: the push to impeach, rod rosenstein, moving forward. articles of impeachment have been introduced and action could be taken as soon as today. jillian: griff jenkins with the latest on the effort. >> reporter: it was frustration over document production that led the freedom caucus chairman mike meadows to file these articles of impeachment. the was joined by 10 other republicans and explained the decision last night. >> what we found is not only have subpoenas been ignored but information ha

irish hammer and his in force irvine hard hide mission meticulously prepared the brutal oppression of poland they presented the details during their visit to the bare. so-called einsatz to open special action squads from the police and security forces were to liquidate the polish ruling classes as hitler intended to occupy the country permanently on august twenty third one thousand nine hundred thirty nine hitler nervously awaited positive news from moscow ava brown's presence was permitted that day she filmed and took photos the caption of her professional photo documentation reads then ribbentrop traveled to moscow when ribbentrop finally confirmed the pact with the devil the dictator rejoiced this will go off like a bomb. other photos show hitler bormann and gerbils as the news was spread of officially eva brown's comment hitler listens to the news on the radio still poland refuses to negotiate over brown's biographer is certain that the women were well aware of the historical significance of those dramatic days at the back off and these are as it what's your own quotes for that's

irvine towing has a history of safety violations.t the time of the incident the company had been operating on a suspended permit for months. >> should they be shut down? >> yes. they should. >> as of april 20th the permit was suspended for that number. were you aware of that? >> we investigate how this company managed to stay under chp's radar until we started asking questions. we'll show you what happened. hope to see you tonight at 11:00. call 888-996-tips or leave a message. 5:58. more housing options could be ton way for homeless in alameda county. today the county will vote on approving more than $15 million in funding. they plan to work with 13 contractors to look into rental assistance. it will come from housing and urban development programs. >> right now breaking news out of thailand where the last members of the soccer team and their coach are now out of that cave where they have been trapped for days, how they are doing this morning. >>> plus reuniting families separated at the southern border, the deadline the trump admin

he says he and other companies have called chp several times to report irvine towing for operating withoutermit. he says a valid permit lets you know a company's drivers and vehicles all passed safety inspections. this is a bare minimum to have this permit? >> yes. >> reporter: what does it say to you this company is operating without one? >> it's so unfortunate that they were out there in that situation and this woman kwas killed. >> reporter: they also do business under the names strive pride in mo decembdesto. chp record show the company's permit was suspended april 20th. two months later they were still towing, causing the accident that killed liliana. days after that our surveillance cameras caught the company towing cars at this lot in oakland. >> it is shocking. >> it shouldn't have ever happened. >> reporter: chp officer mark fisher says the agency is responsible for regulating roughly 6.7 million commercial vehicles. only about half a million are inspected each year. he estimated about 2% operate illegall illegally. a company with this kind of history, should they be shut down? >>

milwaukee officer charles irvine junior was killed in a crash while pursuing a suspect. 15 cops haveeen shot this month with 32 officers killed i gunfire so far this year. another fox news alert, a homemade bomb exploding overnight near the us embassy in beijing, the 26-year-old man holding the device made out of fireworks, the us embassy was not damaged. authorities say the suspect identified by his last name is in the hospital what his motive remains unclear. no one else was hurt in that blast but when we get new information we will be sure to keep you updated. stay with fox news. rob: the move to impeach rod rosenstein is moving forward, articles of impeachment have been introduced and action could be taken as soon as today. chris jenkins in washington with the latest on this. >> reporter: it is unclear if we will see a vote on this today but the message is clear, some republicans in congress have had enough and that led the house freedom caucus chairman mike bennett and other republicans to draw up articles of impeachment and this explains why. >> what we found is not only have s

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returning for their second day, from irvine, california, it's the champs, it's the glazer family.ring and applause] and from boston, it's the dibiase family. [cheering and applause] hey, everybody's here trying to win theyself a lot of cash, and i'm trying to learn these names. [laughter] somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] woman: hi, steve! steve: is it a-sun-ta or a-soon-ta? assunta: a-soon-ta. steve: good, good. what do you do? assunta: i'm a divorce attorney and a real estate broker. [cheering and applause] i have a great third marriage, too. steve: ok. you do? assunta: yes. i--i did. he passed away. so, i'm looking for number 4. ok? ha! steve: well, you can't tell people that. you divorced two of them and killed another one. [laughter] [cheering and applause] let's get it on. give me courtney. give me assunta. heoard. name something you might need

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returning for their third day from irvine, california, it's the champs, it's the glazer family.heering and applause] and from moreno valley, california, it's the satterwhite family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] give me courtney, give me nancy. top 7 answers on the board. ladies, here we go. name a reason a woman might say, "my date last night reminded me of steve harvey." nancy: he was a sharp dresser. steve: yeah, he was. sharp dresser. courtney: he was funny. steve: yeah, he was. he was funny. courtney: we're gonna play, steve. steve: you're gonna play. [cheering and applause] fungai, now listen to it carefully. name a reason a woman might say, "my date last night reminded me of steve harvey." fungai: was a hame courtney: good answer. jennifer: good answer. good answer.

he joins us from irvine.heard president trump not ,efuting russians involvement not denouncing russia's involvement in the 2016 election, saying both sides both were believable. should he have stuck with the intelligence community, the united states intelligence community when there is ample evidence russia has been meddling with elections? rep. rohrabacher: first let us understand that as the president tried to point out, we are both .ations that have our interests the united states has its interests and so does russia. the push toward conflict we have seen toward the idea that russia is trying to watch out for its natural -- nationalnatural -- n, the same as united states, and how to that play in this issue. or the russians involved in meddling with our last election? and they foundre it in their interests to metal and our elections. the point is we meddle in their elections. we meddle all over the world at a much higher rate than what moscow does. maybe it is all wrong, but we helped overthrow the governme

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march for our lives hosted a town hall meeting yesterday at a church in irvine. group leaders want to continue the momentum from the demonstrations that followed february's high school shooting in parkland, florida. they said it must transcend party lines. >> in reality i think this is not about districts from red to blue or blue to red.ng dicts or morally just leaders. >> the group is trying to encourage more people to register to vote. >> now to the fire watch this weekend alone, the ferguson fire has burned more than 1900 acres in total, burning more than 29,000 acres last week. it is just 6% contained this morning. one firefighter was killed soon after the fire started. four others have been injured average bought 200 structures are threatened as crews work around the clock battling the blaze. >>> when my day is over with after i've had a shower, after i had something to eat, if i were residing here, i would come back to my tent at some point and go to bed and wake up tomorrow morning and start it all over again. >> more than 2900 firefighters are working the

. >> pete: joining us now with a reaction, from irvine, california, former i.c.e. agent claude arnolds. immigration attorney, from washington, d.c. former ins special agent. welcome gentlemen. michael, i will start with you. you were with the ins, that is the precursor to ice. after 9/11, that was formed. you say even this iteration of ice is not enough. >> no it is not enough. we have about 6,000 i.c.e. agents, more than half of them are doing immigration. >> pete: 6,000? and only half are doing that? >> if we are lucky. if you look at the 9/11 commission report, multiple failures of the immigration system, particularly a lack of military. there is visa fraud. that made it possible for the terrorist, not only a 9/11, they look at other terrorists. all of them exploded vulnerabilities of the immigration system. we have 3,000 i.c.e. agents enforcing that. 45,000 tsa employees. 37,000 police officers in the city of new york. ice is almost nonexistent. why would you get rid of them? >> pete: once they get through, they are outmatched. >> it's not only about arresting

she joins us now from irvine. thank you for being with us. and biggest question right now will be, move your progressive brandon politics be appealing enough -- progressive brand of politics be appealing enough to win the general election? katie: absolutely. we are hearing families concerns about everyday economic issues on how trump's actions are hurting their pocketbooks and are not in line with their values. the are concerned about the rising cost of health care, trump repealing environmental protection to get the kids clean air and water, and they are concerned about his trade policy. folks are concerned about basic consumer protections and how trump is attacking some of those institutions. kevin: with regards to those institutions, earlier, president trump criticized the federal reserve. what do you make of that? katie: the federal reserve is the cornerstone of our economy. their job is to govern our monetary policy and help create the foundations that american businesses need to prosper, and the federal reserve should be protected from

irvine towing going by the names of stride, pride and mo ldesto with a history of violations enat the time of the incident, the company was operating on a suspended permit for months. this company, should they be shut down? >> yes, they should. >> reporter: as of april 20th, the permit suspended for that number. were you aware of that? tonight at 11:00, we investigate how the company managed to stay under chp's radar until we asked questions and show you what happened when we tried to get answers at the tow yard in oakland. hope to see you tonight at 11:00. >>> if you need to a hold of the investigative unit give them a call. 888-996-tips or easier, log on to the website nbc bay area.com/we investigate. >>> another pool day on tap for many parts of the bay area today. the sun's going to be out. temperatures are up. >> already starting to heat up out there and warming up fast for the inland areas. the only place where you can go and cool off will be the coast. >> your house? >> san francisco. yeah. that's where we'll have the cooler air, natural air conditioning and here in the studio,

. >> reporter: irvine towing does business under stride, pride, and modesto.racked up 45 violations, and they cited the company for operating unregistered trucks, towing cars without safety restraints, and using drivers who did not even have a driver's license. chp records also show the company's permits was suspended april 20th, and two months later, they were towing, causing the accident that killed liliana, and days later, the company was towing cars at this lot in oakland. >> it is shocking that they are not shut down. it's a sad thing that happened. it shouldn't have ever happened. >> reporter: this chp officer worked in the commercial enforcement unit saying the agency is responsible for regular la regulating 6.7 million commercial vehicles, and only half a million are inspected each year and estimates 2% operate illegally. a company with this history where they operate without a license and insurance, should they be shut down? >> yes, they should. >> reporter: who does that? >> our motor carrier unit inspects them, and they were the ones to let them kno

irvine condition owns nearly 50 shopping centers, including ones in san jose, sunnyvale and santa clara. it uses automated license plate readers and shares the information with vigilant solutions. they finalized a contract with i.c.e. earlier this year. it not only records the plate numbers but also the location, date and time the information is collected. >>> pg&e is facing billions of dollars in damages after the north bay wildfires. we're learning the costs could be passed on to customers. >>> new at 6:00, if you think your commute is bad, you are probably right. i've got the bay area cities just named among the worst u.s. cities to drive in. >> can't wait to hear that. >>> never more than minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >>> our temperatures will be taken back to average levels. taken back to average levels. we could see more cooling as the ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. at ikea, we believe your perfect student de

mack's teammate max irvin wants to siamak get paid even if it means his former seahawks teammate earl thomas does not come to oakland. thomas reportedly has shown some interest in joining the raiders. >>> back to the rams. they took care of todd gurley today. a four-year deal reportedly worth $60 million, 45 million guaranteed. gurley just a beast. ran for 16 touchdowns, caught 6 more last year. this contract, by the way, really resets the running back market because they've been seen as disposable in recent years. >>> with lebron james gone to l.a., the cleveland cavaliers are now kevin love's team, and the cavs showed him some love today, a new four-year, $120 million extension. like every story i'm doing today is all about these huge contracts. love joined cleveland in 2014. had some rocky times blending in initially. averaged 17 points and 10 boards in cleveland, but he really needs to turn back the clock to the timberwolves version of kevin love that guy would go for 30 and 20 on a lot of nights. he knows a fifth straight cavs trip to the finals, that's unlikely, i got traded her

california was represented by an irvine company called kco products, which brought a brass watering hose nozzle that's made in the u.s. by disabled u.s. veterans. >>> all right. if you are making big plans for summer trip, maybe planning a trip with your dog we have some information for you. >> 7 on your side's michael finney tips for a smooth ride. >> here we are in the middle of summer. so if you're planning a road trip with your furry friend, you might be surprised at how much prepping you'll need to ensure comfort and safety. consumer reports has some helpful tips to make sure traveling with your pet goes off without a hitch. >> 1-year-old mabel and her family have been preparing for a six-hour road trip to vermont. >> we started to do small trips around town, going to our neighbors' homes, in the car, that sort of thing. >> and that's not all. just ask trainer holly santana. >> you should have consistency. so you want the same food, you want the same schedule. so if they eat at 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., keep it 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. >> she says bring a towel or bed with the scent f

here's a live look from the irvine natureter in openings mills, maryland. friends and family arehe celebratinge l of rob hiaasen, sometimes called big rob. let's go live to annapolis and news4's tracee wilkins. >> reporter: doreen, this is going to be a long road to recovery for folks in this f community andor people who work in thisilling, 888 bestgate where the shooting as you can see the memorial there is growing. for plenty of folks in order to start this recovery, the need to comehis building. the crime tape is down, and 888 bestgate is open for business after a gunman entered this building killing five "capital gazette" employees lt wednesday. paul gillespie, a was under the desk as shotgun around him. >> i was under my desk thinking i'm going to die i can't believe this is happening >> reporter: accused gunman jarrod ramos planned the killing spree and gillespie tells nbc h ne can't believe he survived it. >> when you see it on tv, you don't think it will happen in your place, but i was thinking i'm going to die. >> i had left 20 minutes before it al

jeremy irvine is sam, pierce brosnan's part and hugh skinner is harry the young colin firth. ♪ >> tellgot the part, how did you react? >> i tried to play it quite cool. i was embarrassed. i called all my friends. >> the or mamma mia came out ten years ago and making the sequel a decade later pren aid unique challenge for the men who had to squeeze back into their span dem suits. >> i was told that all the guys especially had a big time on set with the spandex and stuffing their pants. >> i should have paid to watch them because they were -- they're very much practical jokers. >> did you know we're all in the trailers at the same time looking at this thing after ten years which makes it more difficult to get into. we're all in there looking at you and we all sort of step out at the same time and the look between us all here we go again. >> they had no shame. it was just, and i remember walking past their trailers and the boys an staring at their outfit on a hanger. >> where do you put your hands? >> colin and i were stuffing things down the front. >> it's a little bit out of control, wh

irvine company owns nearly 50 shopping centers, including ones in redwood city, san jose, santa clara and sunnyvale. company policies state it uses automated license plate readers and shares that information collected with vigilant solutions. they finalized a contract this year. they not only record license plate numbers but the location, the date and the time that the information is collected. >>> obama era immigration policy that president trump ended this spring will come back. parents with children under the age of 5 will be given ankle bracelet monitors and released from custody in the u.s. it's a program called catch and release. the president had said it allows immigrants to commit crimes and he ended it as part of his zero toleranc n is coming back. an estimated 80,000 immigrants currently wear the monitors. >>> san mateo sheriff's office are investigating after a girl walking her dog was sexually assaulted. it happened near the pillar point boat launch ram much p. she was anyone to defend herself and ran away. that happened saturday, june 20th. the sheriff's office met with t

. >> pete: joining us now with reaction tonight, from irvine, california, former i.c.e. agent claude, and allen orr from washington, d.c., and with us in studio, ins specialist. thank you for joining us this morning, michael, i will start with you. you were with the ins, which is the precursor to i.c.e. after 9/11, but you say even this iteration after 9/11 is not enough. >> no, it is not to. we have 6,000 i.c.e. agents, not half of them are doing law enforcement immigration. >> pete: 6,000, so 3,000 -- >> if we are lucky. >> pete: enforcing the law. >> from the interior, if you look at the 9/11 commission report. multiple failures of the immigration system, particularly a lack of meaningful interior enforcement, immigration fraud, visa fraud made it possible for the terrorists not only on 9/11, but they looked at other terrorists coming in almost all of them exploited vulnerabilities in the immigration system, so now we have 3,000 i.c.e. agents enforcing versus 20,000 border patrol agents, tsa employees and 37,000 police officers just for the city of new york, ice is al

brian niccol during the flight from irvine, california pretty good to see you, brian. >> thank you forz: investors show more confidence in you that i personally have covered businesses for a long time and i've seen with an a company investors were believers before you grab the reins the stock is up more than 80% since the announcement you are coming but what was the first thing you did, you tackle, when you got there to keep that momentum going? >> we have over 70000 place that run all our restaurants and the first place i wanted to make sure i spent time is getting into the restaurants to understand the process for how we end up with delicious food and real ingredients that briefly, make people love the brand love the mission. liz: closing stores, i know you tackle that any open new ones but that never was the biggest problem. it was that ensuring food safety. this problem goes back to 2015 yet, it is seemingly still hanging objectstore traffic is still slightly negative and how do you shove that reputational hit the company took all the way in the rearview mirror? >> look, we have to

the teenager underwent major surgery at uc-irvine medical center.t and killed while camping with his two young daughters in southern california. now a reward for information on the suspects has grown to $15,000. a gunman killed tristan beaudette at malibu creek state park. there's been at least 7 other shootings in the area in the past two years and just last week, authorities responded to new reports of gunfire near the campground. it's unclear if the incidents are connected. >>> berkeley police are on the lookout for a group of teens caught on camera attacking a 72-year-old man on july 6th. this surveillance video shows six to eight suspects pushing the man to cking e ndgrouhim repeatedly. the -- unprovoked and then kicking him repeatedly. the victim was treated for serious injuries and then released from the hospital. >>> an explosion in manhattan this morning creating a crater in the street. >> plus, what tesla is doing to drop injury rates at its bay area factory. >> the stock market just opened up: >> coming up, we'll get an update from kcbs r