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auto toeing, and if it's aware of irvine's safety record.said, we do not comment on pending litigation, state farm does not have any direct business relationship with towing providers. >> a company with this kind of history, whether they're operating without a license, without insurance, should they be shut >> yes, they should. >> after we started asking questions. chp inspected the tow company's offices in oakland and anaheim and cited them for towing cars without a permit. records show irvine got its permit back within days, by purchasing insurance. which means the company is it still towing. >> i want this guy off the street. >> jose says nothing can fill the hole left by her death. but with law enforcement's limited power, legal action may be the only way to take this tow company off the road. >> i want justice. we already lost one life. we don't want nobody else to lose no more lives. >> we reached out to the owners of irvine auto towing. the chp is expected to do a follow-up inspection this fall. only then can the sun permanently revok

the records show irvine got the permit back within days by purchasing insurance.hich means the company is still towing. >> i want this guy off the street, you know, companies like that, they have no business being on the street. >> jose says nothing can fill the hole left by lilliana's death, but with law enforcement limited power, legal action may be the only way to take this tow company off the road. >> i want justice. we already lost one life. we don't want nobody else to lose no more lives. >> we reached out to the owners of irvine auto towing but they did not return our calls for comment. chp is expected to conduct a follow-up inspection later this fall. if the company receives another unsatisfactory rating, the state could permanently revoke its permits. >> and if you have a story for our investigative unit, give them a call. that number 888-996-tips or just send them an e-mail, that e-mail address that's nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >> an angry and understandably frustrated east bay mother wants answers. she can't understand why her 5-year-old son was allo

>> they should. >> reporter: chp inspected the offices in oakland and anaheim, and icited irvine. they issued two unsatisfactory ratings for other safety issues. irvine got its permit back within days by purchasing insurance, which means the company is still towing. >> i want this guy off the street. companies like that have no business on the streets. >> reporter: he says nothing can fill the hole left by his daughter's death. but with law enforcement's limited power, legal action may be the only way to take this tow company off the road. >> i want justice. we lost one life. we don't want nobody else, you know, to lose more lives. >> reporter: we reached out to the owners of irvine autotowing but they did not return our calls for comment. the chp is expected to conduct a follow-up inspection later this fall. if the company receives another unsatisfactory rating, the state could revoke its permits. >>> if you have a story for vicki or anybody in the investigative unit, you can call or visit nbcbayarea.com. >>> what a difference a few days can make. check out the photos tweeted out

but i think david irvin is underplaying. we understand the psychology that this has.tomorrow, they're going to breathe a sigh of relief. because they know the headwinds they're facing, and this will avoid sort of moving into fullout panic mode before the fall election season. the home stretch here. conversely, if democrats win, i was just mentioning, they've had the enthusiasm advantage, both in every poll we've seen, as well as at the ballot box with their turnout numbers. there is a clear enthusiasm advantage on the democratic side this year. not uncommon in a president's first midterm year to have the opposition party enthused. and if they win, that's going to give them another big boost of excitement and enthusiasm leading up to november. so there is a real impact here. we shouldn't underplay it. but remember, this is a special election, poppy, that is just -- they're going to serve from now to january. these two guys are running against each other again in november to serve the full two-year term. >> right. that's a good point. so john kasich, ohio governor, maki

. >> reporter: irvin served in the army. when timothy enlistedn the navy, he says their greatest joy was betting on the big gave. >> though he owe me $50. >> reporter: it was their dream to attend the game together day but irvin's life changed on august 21st of last year. >> he was presume ed missing. >> reporter: it was headed to singapore when it collided with a merchant vessel trapping tens sailinside. >> i got up at in5:30 in this g because that's when we got the meage. i just got on me knees and said a prayer. >> reporter: the pain and emptiness still lingers a year later but his grandparents say they feel closer to tim here at arlington national cemetery where he was burie with full annors. >> i wt to go over there and tell me him that then washingto capitals finally won the stanley cup. >> reporter: it hasn't been easy. >> everywhere go, i wear it in his honor. >> reporter: his grandparents know that one day they'll seem again. >> he's always with us. always. >> beautiful piece. beautiful people. >> timothy's mother w

natsot/grasso"yes, we're over here at my aunt's house in irvine, we're ok." frank grasso/homeowner"i told him thank you, we love you. we love you guys, man." natsot/grasso"we love you guys, man. stay safe."frank grasso/homeowner"it's times like these that really open your eyes up to their level and what they do." (ken) a 51-year-old man is being charged with purposely setting the blaze that became known as the holy fire. coming up at eight.. a former baltimore police officer is in more trouble tonight because of a video showing him repeatedly punching a man. plus. a grand jury investigation reveals shocking claims of abuse against the catholic church...involving at least 1- thousand child victims. and next. a bridge collapse kills more than two dozen people in italy. dramatic video of the catastrophe... plus... how the bay area is preparing for similar disasters. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a

it's a 1-1 ball game until ray black serves it up for phillip irvin.he giants loose lose their second straight game. let's ket to concord, high school football. a couple power houses. number 1 country. folsom number 19. hale winging it. touchdown after a scoreless first half. the final 14-0 de la salle off to a great start. friday night and it's time to check this out. fenway park, boston where the red sox win again this time against tampa. that's a heck of a catch from smith to take ay from nunez. jackie bradley, jr. patrolling center field. that's a great catch. the red sox continue to roll at a record pace. matt carpenter deep. collide. hung on to the baseball. netter -- neither were hurt. the brewers take the game. you have to see this. looking like his days at stanford. mccaffrey into the end zone. 71yards for carolina. he had 120 yards from scrimmage. look for him to have a big second year for them. raiders and the niners in action tomorrow. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. and making us your choifor news. find updates at ktvu.com. , almost

you should tell irvin. >> did she ever come back to you and tell you that she did tell irvin? >> she did not. she did not. she would reach out to me, ask me how i'm doing, tell me she was worried, you know, that if i needed anything she was there, asked me if i had gotten a protective order. >> reporter: college football fans reacting to the news. >> this goes behind sports. it's not just about football. it's about doing what's right. >> coach meyer issued a statement through the university that reads in part, i agree that being on leave during this inquiry will facilitate its completion. i eagerly look forward to the resolution of this matter. he also addressed the charges last week after the firing of the assistant coach. >> i was never told about anything, never anything came to light. i never had any conversation about it, so i know nothing about that. >> reporter: all these people have all this information, yet irvin meyer somehow doesn't know about this, i find that impossible to believe. smith's lawyer said in a statement, that zack wants to be as honest and transparent

according to host: let's go to dave who is calling from irvine, california. you are on the air. caller: i would like to make a comment. i. theght this book all " culture of miracle," and it says there is something in coconut usedthe mcfa's, that are to make coconut oil, used to kill a superbug where the drug is resistant to enter matter of fact, it has to be cold-pressed coconut oil. it is not just kill the fungus, t helps prevent kidney kidney stones. i am not trying to sell it, but if you read that book, it might save your life. it protects you against the sun, it is good for aging spots. i just wanted to say this. and that lady, there are no a superbug, but a's in the coconut oil will help save your life. host: let's go to tony calling from henrietta, texas on the republican line. caller: i am calling more like a grandfather talking to this grandkids. i hear a lot of emotion on the phone when people are calling about problems. what i am not hearing a lot of times. is people thinking the way they -- times learned kids is people thinking the way they should. we learn as kids do

police say that former uc- irvine student -- impersonated a doctor even gave a medical diagnosis to a in a consulting room on the uci campus. investigators say that he also pretended to be a doctor at the children's hospital of orange county. >> that's scary. if someone tried to treat my kids and they weren't a doctor, that's bad news. >> the suspect was arrested obtuse. he is charged with a felony count and eight misdemeanor counts. polk county, florida say it appears to be a case of "stand your ground." a uber driver fatally shot a man tuesday... after he was cut off and th >>> sheriff's investigators in polk county, florida, say it appears to be a case of stand your ground. an uber driver fatally shot a man tuesday after he was cutted off and threatened on a rural road. investigators say the man who was shot mistakenly said his girlfriend was in the car. >>> a former texas police officer sentenced after murdering an unarmed black teenager. john schiumo reports he is also facing a fine. >>> reporter: roy oliver will spend the flex 15 years in prison for murdering -- the next 15 year

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rachel irvine is the founder of ‘irvine partners' — who represent south african based businesses lookingl is here with me now. making a lot of overtures, the prime minister in africa, what does africa have to offer in terms of trading and investment? the first thing to say is south africa and africa offer so much more than minerals and if we look particularly in a disrupter economy world which were in, africa has services to offer and disruptor economy enable that. our economies are now increasingly sophisticated, five of the fastest—growing economies in the world are in africa. if we look as i mentioned the disruptor companies and economies, if you look at the disruptor is like google and investment into nigeria, google for nigeria, the global ceo was there last year and they did another event this year. they see the potential and the entrepreneurship coming out from africa. another disru ptor, and the entrepreneurship coming out from africa. another disruptor, air b&b, hosting a global african travel summit in cape town in september it soi summit in cape town in september it so i think

two on for philip irvin, he takes geo deep to left,0 4- lead.he nationals getting one back as ryan zimmerman with runners the corr stles, run scores, 4-1. geo could not keep the ball in the yard. in the third, dixon with a solo shoto center, 5-1 cincinnati. deepest part of the park. geo lasts 3 2/3, gives up five earned runs. nats lose the opener 7-1. now six back of the phillies in the east. >>> redskins reaching the midway point of training camp.la they a football game next thursday in foxborough against the patriots. with the exception of the paine injury,o far, so good in richmond. today a little fun, annual fan proosh ation day. usually the largest crowd of camp and they come to see a show fr their football team. fun and games for the redskin fans for sure who made to it richmond today.an the b also on hand to play some of the favorites. that's always fun. after all the fanfare, still at prce to be held. the team opens up their preseason next week against the patriots. th team worked on 11 on 11 situations today. many on hand said it was th

navy game but i overlooked >> reporter: it was their dream to attend the game together one gay, but irvin'sife changed on august 21st of last year. >> timmy was presumed missing along with ten others. >> reporter: tim was onboard the uss mccain, heading to singapore when it collided with a merchant vessel, trapping t sailors inside. >> i got up at 5:30 in the morning because tha got the message. and i just got on my kes and said a prayer. >> reporter: the pain and emptiness still lirngers a year later, but his grand parents say they feel closer to tim here at arlington national cemetery where he was buried with full honors. r there and go o tell him the washington capitals won the stanley cup. >> reporter: i hasn't been easy. >> so everywhere i go, i wear it in his tenor. >> rep but timothy's grandparents know that one day they'll see him again. he's always wit us, always. >> reporter: meagan fitzgerald, news4. >> timothy'snother was japan where they held ceremonies to sailors,e ten fallen including her son. >>> and that's all for "news4 this week." i'm leo harris. we're going to leave you

book by mel irvin paint can called "stand to go armageddon" the united states goes through cycles in terms of progressive reforms, and this documents that period of time, and well worth -- history well worth knowing, informs us about movements today. at bit dry in is prose and not as many -- the main characters in the progressive era, nonetheless a good compendium to understand what that was progress sir era and why is it relevant today. another mystery rite write -- write are is a canadian writer, louise penny, a main character and she has the same setting, the small canadian town, and it's a really great writing, and she has get a great flair for mysteries and characters development, and it's -- once you get into it, you want to read of their books and i read all of her books this last year. liked them that much and going to do the same with jo nes bo. just finish a political biography, a book "the unfinished life of john f. kennedy" but wrote a political biography of franklin room. s -- franklin room. no one has failed the same dilemma na having to respond to the war's economic ca

next inning, bases were loaded again, phillip irvin hit a fly ball to center field. duggar made the catch. throw, not at time. but then what happened? the ball got away and another runner got in to score. here is a 6th inning ball crushed by dilson hererra. three straight wins followed by three straight losses. one quick soccer score, earthquakes and toronto tied at 1-1. wondolowsi did score. not done though, hardly, on a saturday, when we come back, we have more game. nfl, physicality. 49ers made some noise for preseason week two. 49ers empire presence in >> nfl, we are halfway home from the league's preseason. the 49ers deep in the heart of texas tonight. 49er empire presence in houston where we see jimmy garapalo. seen earlier here on channel on he's good. 40-yard play. it would be a 78-yard scoring drive. third in goal. hit slot receiver trent taylor in the back of the end zone. 7-0, san francisco. jimmy g., 136 yards. niners led by three. late in the game. here came the texans. joe webb, 41-yard dart to vincent smith. and that is how the texans beat the niners.

philip irvin test center. is a with a tag. score but posey can't find it and so scooter jeanette scoots home from third and that winds up being two runs on a fly ball out to center. the kind of season for the giants, seven nothing read in the seventh. >>> here's a scheduled cork you don't seem -- see too often. teams made in preseason that will face-off in week one of the regular season. it makes for some pretty vanilla football rams and raiders of the la coliseum. the raiders used to make their homes down there. the fans still sporting the rater flight. this is not much excitement though. neither one of them played in this game. third-quarter gross role with the third three are touch makes a 16 to 6 la . fourth-quarter ej manual to griff whalen former stanford cardinal. tenured connection. but the rams when 19 to sifting -- 19 to 50. will have the highlights of houston and texas tonight. >>> thank you so much for making us your choice for news. we will see you later. >> have a good night. ♪ ♪ let's go, buddy. school time. oh,

berkeley, los angeles, san diego, and irvine. stanford ranks fifth overall. the top schools, quote, deliver a superior education at an affordable price, enabling graduates to avoid heavy debt and succeed in the work place. >> a warning from the fbi. sophisticated hackers about to carry out a worldwide scheme targeting atms. how banks are trying to protect your accounts. >> google wants to move in. residents don't want to move out. what happened at a heatedos or google's proposed mega development. >> the oakland a's are >>> it is 5:00 a.m. good morning to you. thanks for joining us on this tuesday, august 14th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. drew tuma in for mike nicco today. nice to see you. >>. we're waking up to a lot of fog in most spots. live doppler seven tracking it all for you. you see a lot of gray, that's the cloud cover. the fog right along the coastline. early on this morning, typical august pattern. it is cloudy. outside we go. exploratorium camera, the skyline is chopped in half in san francisco. your

guest: it is a research collaboration run by myself and the professor at the university , we have aia irvine long-running research study. we survey people who file bankruptcy. .e collect their court records it gives us an insight on the bankruptcy system, filing a crib see, an insight on what is happening in american households. host: the question is why, why are we seeing this trend? there's lots of reasons. , we can in our paper document the trends happened. we ask people why they filed bankruptcy. people over the age of 65 will .ell us they have medical debt a lot of bankruptcy filers have that. we see income decline, which is not surprising. one thing that stands out with is aver 65 population third say one of the reasons they file bankruptcy is they try to help out a family member or close friend financially. thatis a fairly big number is different than the under 65 population. research, ther retirement crisis in america, our taper well in that water research about shifting of risked individuals. costss more out-of-pocket associated with health care. less financial security with retirem

we're over here at my aunt's house in irvine. know, thank you, we love you, we love you guys, man. >> we love you guys, man. stay safe. >> it's what we all do, you know. i mean, all of the firefighters, that's what we do. we take pride in what we do. and i think that we all think the same. >> reporter: only occasionally do residents get a chance to meet the firefighters who did so much for them, but among the ashes, signs of appreciation always go up for a job well done. john blackstone, cbs news, shasta, california. >> that's simply amazing. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," twitter co-founder ed williams tells us how and why he regularly takes a break from technology. >>> plus, new research highlights how sexism and a woman's birthplace affects just how much money she makes and her job title. >>> and a dna test leads one father to a daughter that he never knew he had! we were there for the emotional family reunion. >> hi! >> that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have

allegedly gave advice to a patient complaining of a growth on his neck at university of california irvineter he tried to get access to mental health unit, they called the police. >> he wasn't really wearing a doctor's robe, he was wearing around his neck a stethoscope. >> reporter: so, he looked like a doctor? >> oh, absolutely. >> matthew, did you treat patients? >> reporter: this case, eerily similar to that of florida teen in 2011, then 17-year-old scheidt posed as a physican's assistant for a month. >> dressed in his scrubs, even had the terminology. >> reporter: he was sentenced to a year in jail. tom, tonight, he faces 11 years behind bars if convicted. and authorities admit it's possible that he interacted with other patients, so they're asking for anybody who had contact with him to come forward. tom? >> will carr for us tonight. will, thank you. >>> and one more headline tonight from the white house. president trump canceling pay raises for nearly 2 million civilian federal employees. the president sending a letter to the house and to the senate, warning the raises will add billi

>> yeah, we're over here at my aunt's house in irvine, we're okay. >> i told him, you know, thank you, we love you. >> we love you guys, man. >> oh, we love you guys, man, stay safe. >> wow, the power of technology there, the holy fire is now 72% contained. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast. >>> our cooler weather is certainly helping the firefighters around the state. but the heat is going to come back. let me show you live doppler 7. the fog has pulled away about everywhere today. the monsoon moisture is resulting in some strong thunderstorms in southern california. seeing some thunderstorms in the sierra right now, most of those pretty much out of the tahoe/yosemite area. but they are accompanied by rain and could see hail there. gusts to 28 in fairfield right now out of the southwest, but still a sea breeze, gusting to 26 in san francisco. and we're going to hang onto the sea breeze as we head into tomorrow. just a little bit weaker, which will allow those temperatures to come up a few more degrees, esecially away from the coastline. here's a live picture from our emeryv

one from the united nations, an american that is a law professor at the university of california irvine, special repertoire on freedom of expression, and the special repertoire of the inter-american commission on human rights, which again the united states is a party to, issued a joint statement condemning u.s. president donald trump's repeated attacks on the free press, urging him and his administration to seek efforts to undermine the media's role of holding government accountable, honest, and transparent. it said these attacks are encountered to the obligations to respect press freedom and international human rights law, and we're especially concerned that these attacks increase the risk of journalists being targeted with violence. if you have followed the last "theeeks of columnists in washington post" and "new york times" and all over the place, journalists are getting more and more concerned about this. after the shooting a few weeks which was theis, largest deliberate killing of journalists in the history of the country, they were targeted not for political reasons, but certainly

>> yeah, we're over here at my aunt's house in irvine. we're okay.k you, we love you, we love you guys, man." we love you guys, man. stay safe. e> it's what we all do, all the firefighters, that's what we do, we take pride in what we do. i think we all think the same. >> reporter: only occasionally do residents get a chance to meet the firefighters who did so much for them. but among the ashes, signs of appreciation always go up for a job well done. john blackstone, cbs news, shasta, california. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news." for tonight, i'm jeff glor. tod night. we'll see you tomorrow. there you go. u aptioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org improvements-- and fast. evening, i' >>> now at 6:00 san francisco's mayor puts the sfmta on notice demanding significant improvements and fast. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm juliette goodrich. mayor london breed says the agency needs to shape up and she now has put her concerns in writing. kpix5 political reporter melissa caen on what the mayor wants

we do not excellent on pending litigation state farm does not have direct relationships including irvine towing. they did not respond to our request for comments. the chp inspected in oakland and gave it an unsats factory rating. the company has 90 days. for now it is still towing. see our report now online. >> if you a story you can give them a call, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >> making history, forced to start a controversial new program, the hurdle the state was still makes. >>> nine years after a girl died, the man who police just arrested and what they are expected to tell us in hours. >>> and the emergency protection for some father or motholks in . why some may have to fork over cash. today in the bay continues right now. it is running cooler in napa. still catching fog there. definitely not throughout the entire coastline. there are a couple on the coastline. >> you have to turn on this spotlight. it reflects. that's the way it works. that's over here. there is the bay bridge. the metering lights are on. a little bit of the slowing. we are looking at con

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>> yeah, we're at my aunt's house in irvine. we're okay. >> i told him thank you. we love you. you guys, man. >> we love you guys, man. stay safe. >> that's what we all do. all the firefighters. that's what we do. we take pride in what we do and i think that we all think the same. >> reporter: only occasionally do residents get a chance to meet the firefighters who did so much for them. but among the ashes, signs of appreciation always go up for a job well done. john blackstone, cbs news, shasta, california. >> that is the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, thes. for others, check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> hi, everyone and welcome to the cbs overnight news. i'm demarco morgan. the vatican is speaking out on the child sex abuse scandal that's tarnished the catholic church. pope francis condemned what he called the atrocities of pedophile priests. as for the victims, the pope said, quote, we abandoned them. jan crawford has the story.

it is just a terrific read from the university of california irvine on his book to her and joined by his own professors who got to know just a skill you quite well over 30 years was an extraordinary friend to georgetown university law center and those welcome to lucky enough to be in his class during that period and generously gave of his time to speak with the class and engage them before the court and it was always a wonderful experience for the first year students. i can't think of anyone who has done more in terms of teaching or engaging or perhaps elsewhere as well. one principal theme seeing himself as a a teacher of young people and law students and those that are just getting involved in the theory and doctrine and speaking to them as to the litigants. so as a long experience here in georgetown and supreme court at the new york times. ten years. congratulations here on the tenth anniversary we are covering the court. and our writings on the court every week during the term and that is indispensable for those of us that follow the court. and to capture what is going on taking

then robert irvine from "worst cooks in america" on food network. hopefully that's not you. well. but before we get to it we'll start with what we're cooking so, gail, what are you going to make? >> i'm making the most delicious sticky drumsticks with real plum sauce.ne wonders where is the plum in the plum sauce? you never know. it comes in the packets. uh-uh. not this. no, this is fresh summer plums at their sweetest for delicious sticky drumsticks you'll want to make every day. >> and, what are you making? >> it's not sticky chicken is just an expensive name for a chicken drumstick. >> yes. >> we're do hoisin sesame ribs on the grill. golden brown, peanut butter, ginger, garlic and, patti labelle, i love you. and rob riggle, come o >> so you've thrown the gauntlet down. let's start cooking here. all right, gail. how do we get started here? >> really simply i'll pour a little bit of canola oil over them, get them ready for the grill. >> okay. >> toss them up, get them exactly. patti knows. see, i don't know about rob but i've got a real chef with me. patti is an experience

in "money" magazine's list of the top colleges, san diego and uc irvine rank second and third behind princeton, behind ucla and cal. stanford is on the list and not only factored in economic excellence but also -- ability. >> i was looking for uc santa barbara where my daughter goes but they're all at the beach. >> and uc davis has a great wine program. >> and agricultural as well. >> wine patient's of agricultural. how did you like that cooldown we had today? >> breezy. >> a little bit more would be okay. >> i will see what i can work up fewer. a look at live doppler 7. we had lingering fog much of the day and along the coastline and a little out over the bay. it will push a bit farther during the overnight hours. 61 degrees in san francisco. 73 in san jose. the inland east bay is warm. concord in the north bay, 77 in santa rosa, 90 at cloverdale. a live view from mt. tam over the bay, you can see the fog beginning a push through the golden gate and the bay. we will see the fog expanding overnight. average temperatures with us tomorrow and warmer pattern developing after midweek. th

there was max bovends, irvin, and others. they were working on quantum and wave mechanics, but also on experimentedal work. on the experimental side the leaders were the chemists auto han and lisa. we see them in the next slide. initially, lisa's progress had been blocked by her gender rather than by her race. hitler's an exaches of -- annexation of austria had to mean she had to flee. auto hahn gave him his mother's diamond engagement ring to finance her journey. they continued to correspond in secret about science and to meet in neutral countries. one of the key topics was an experiment on uranium that hahn had been carrying out with another colleague, fritz strauseman. now, they had created what they firmly believed to be isotopes of radium. however, when they had attempted to use barium as a carrier to radium andract the the use of carrier chemicals to separate out substances produced by a neutron bombardment had by then become a standard technique, they found that they just couldn't separate the barium from the radium. s

philip irvin, good night, game over. drive home safely. solo homer in cinci wins by a score of 2-1. return to the l.a. coliseum for the first time in 24 years. this afternoon's preseason game with the rans. the silver and black still have a lot of fans in los angeles who remember the glory days. what's odd about this game is the raiders and rams will play in the regular season opener, as well. jon gruden on the return to >> it will be pretty good. we have a lot of history, the raiders do in l.a., and i know they're housing two football teams right now, but i have no idea what to expect in life anymore. i just try to -- i just try to hope for the best. >>> panthers and dolphins, preseason nfl action. sanford man, cristian mccaffrey says aloha! a 71-yard touchdown and carolina wins it 27-20. speaking of aloha, opening round of little league world series, they set the record for the longest game in little league history. they were scoreless until aloha means good-bye and he hit it only six minutes before the midnight curfew in pennsylvania, because they're kids. they have to go to slee

if you've got mack and irvin coming off the edges, going to be a nightmare for opposing quarterbacks.o get points at their back will be a big deal. you've got to get some points. i think this offense is capable of scoring at least 21 points a game, you'd think, you get at least 21 to 24 points a game. you say 24 points a game, that's enough to win games in this league if you play good defense. >> beth: you one of the best special teams guysf areas, i ta the commitment and the production they're going to get in the running game, but thinking about as matt was talking about, you know, how you win games in this league, i think this team is going to be a better fourth quarter team. i think on offense their ability to close people out. i think they're going to be a smarter team in those situations. i think defensively they'll be able to close teams out by rushing the passer and creating turnovers. you mentioned rich bisaccia in terms of their ability to cover kicks and field position. i think they've got a better chance to be a better fourth quarter team. we all know in this business, thes

irvine. i completed my seventh summer with project pull. i've had the privilege of working with many city departments. starting in summer, 2012, i worked at the human rights commission, which was my first job. then i worked for public works, followed by the police department in 2014. from the summer of 2015 to the summer of 2017, i worked at the port of san francisco. and finally, this past summer i had the amazing opportunity to work with the san francisco public utilities commission. [applause] >> good afternoon. i would like to thank all of you for providing me the opportunity to speak upon my experience with project pole. my first summer was in 2014 as a college team leader. it was my very first job and as a first-generation college students, it was truly an eye-opening experience. it was through project pull that i was able to envision the future that i wanted for myself and for my family. i remember walking into 525 golden gate avenue with my heart racing cabin everest to be in a professional office setting for the first time. all of

just off the 405 outside of irvine, we find ram's graffiti etags hidden inside drain tunnels. >> traditionallyistraffiti, it tended to be the opposite of this. so not the flowery letters that's associated more with the hip hop culture. white supremacist graffiti traditionally tended to be more just like narrow letters just like the lettering the >> thompson: i'm guessing this is like the new york city influence, like rob rundo bringing this from queens and his upbringing here is my guess. >> i mean it looks that way. >> thompson: sociologist pete simi has studied white supremacists for dec his field research takes him inside dozens of racist groupsry across the cou he i'd describe them as a hybrid of sorts becausere kind of a collage in a way. you know, where they're pullinge er these different ideas and symbols and associations and kind of making their own thing. >> thompson: this is the... >> that's the life rune. >> thompson: how does it get apprriated by the white powe movement? >> it's all about white survival.o >> thompson:is is one that's been in circulation for a long time? >> yeah nat

four of the top seven are uc schools, san diego, irvine, los angeles, and berkeley.d ranks fifth overall. the magazine says the top schools, quote, deliver a superior education at an affordable price, enabling graduates to avoid heavy debt and succeed in the workplace. >> stanford people are not going to be happy than list. >>> how about superiority in forecasting? spencer has that. >> oh, we've got that locked up. we have advancing low clouds and fog right now moving out over the bay. and it will push inland a little bit overnight with overnight lows mainly in the mid- to upper 50s. and then tomorrow we'll have mainly sunny skies by afternoon, although fog will linger at the coast. it will be breezy again. another cooler than average day tomorrow with highs in the coast in the upper 50s. some low to mid-70s around the bay and mid 80s in our inland areas for. week ahead, concord is our indicator. cooler than average through thursday, but temperatures will bounce up into the mid-90s in concord over the weekend. and that's a pattern that many inland areas will see at t

. >> a former irvine student is accused of posing as a doctor and treating a patient in southern californianow he's facing charges. prosecutors say the former student got past security at children's hospital of orange county seven times this year. investigators say he wore a doctor's lab coat and stethoscope and he had the credentials of a uci student. the former student is also accused of pretending to be a doctor on the uci campus where he allegedly diagnosed a patient. >>> this morning nbc news is accused of putting ap stop to reporting on harvey weinstein and his alleged sexual harassment. a former investigative producer at the network said he worked with reporter ronan farrow before an order to stop the story came from the highest levels of nbc. the producer says the handling of the story was a massive breach of journalistic integrity. nbc is firing back saying the reporting was not broadcast ready. "the new yorker" ended up breaking the bombshell story. >>> in the south bay neighbors are fed up after a crime wave in san jose's willow glen neighborhood. last night they demanded action

>> yeah, we're over here at my aunt's house in irvine. we're okay. >> i told him, you know, thank you. we love you. we love you guys, man. >> we love you guys, man. stay safe. >> what a sweet thing to do. the holy fire has burned nearly 23,000 acres. it's 59% contained. >>> crews have managed to safely remove hundreds of gallons of fuel from a commercial fishing boat that ran aground in santa cruz. >> this boat got stuck sunday and started to break apart, spilling about 200 gallons of diesel into the ocean. this is near natural bridges state park. the coast guard says it successfully pumped the rest of the fuel from the boat. at least 620 gallons. >> a new report says five new towers could be built on one booming san francisco block. here's a view, just a block from the newly opened salesforce transit center. it turns out the development wave is now spreading south. according to the san francisco chronicle, five towers are approved or proposed along howard street. the latest one filed last week called for a 350-foot-tall building at 543 h

administrators are willing to stand up for that sometimes my co-author is the with the chancellor at irvine is the co-author with free-speech book. but if they are inciting these issues to speak out there is a perfectly good book. >> if you have some extra money you should buy there's and they are very good about that. >> this goes to a suspicion and at various points to have that effect on speech there is no crisis it is just something where a relatively few extreme provocative guest have been played out by the press and individuals? so there is nothing really here. it isn't all politics of the left foot on the right? >> i think simultaneously people can play that up and they are and they have their reasons to exploit these problems on occasion to be provocative and to generate to put people in campus on a also that so campus on a bad a bad light i think that's true but also that some of these things are just more visible so when charles murray was shouted down what god attention is it went viral and that would not have been true. so we are much more aware than we used to be and make it lo

. >> the explanation i just asked david irvin, brian, who worked and knows the president well, friends as a campaign strategist with him. you know, and he said to me, yeah, i think this goes too far. but he also said, well, the president is talking about the fake news. and if you look at the full tweet, yes, the president wrote at the top, fake news hates me, they're the enemy of the people, blah, blah, blah, they can cause war. but come on. i mean, he points to all the major news networks and major newspapers. >> it's a very cynical strategy, trying to divide between good outlets and bad outlets. trump does this sometimes. it's bs, and it should be called out. i think we look at these tweets. think about what's different this time. it is changing. trump's tone is changing. it is getting worse. think about during the campaign. he would call us dishonest. then he started saying fake. then he started saying we're the enemy of the people. now he's using words like disgusting. using words like dangerous and sick. you know, that's dehumanizing language. that's the kind of language he also u

at uc irvine is already doing scholarships scholarships are starting to spread across the universitymy brother is a college president at kentucky wesleyan he is a smaller college. they're putting in gaming as not a varsity but a club sport it's coming everywhere >> well, you were visionary. you told us about it i have to admit i was skeptical. but i was wrong. >> you weren't so skeptical. you've always been a fan >> all right i have but you proselytized it. i bought in that's logitech and president bracken darrell. it's so clearly not done when we look at this, stuff. and yes, i do like these because they fit in my little bag. "mad money" is back after the break. >>> tomorrow, kick off the trading day with "squawk on the street." live from post 9 at the nyse >> it sticks to it the man >> it does >> it stick it to the man. >> that's the first thing i think of stick to it the man every day. >> he agreed with me >> he agreed with me thank you. imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. >> it all starts at 9:00 a.m. >> it all starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. sending your own clubs a

but basically they relied upon the information that had been gathered the year earlier by senator irvine'smittee, and most importantly by the satchel of evidence that the judge allowed the watergate grand jury, including tapes, to be sent to the committee. so the same thing here. the committee is an ongoing investigation right now. it can't start from scratch. but mueller has the ability to write a report, to send evidence, and the house judiciary committee would then launch an investigation. you said the procedure very correctly, ali. but what's going to happen before the house votes is the committee and the judiciary committee will have an investigation and will put the evidence together and consider ta the articles of impeachment. so i think it's inevitable, if the democrats take control of the house, to at leahat there'l least be that investigation. we don't know the outcome, because we don't know what the special prosecutor will produce by way of evidence. michael conway, good to talk to you. >>> up next, a trade war between the united states and china escalates again, as president tr

wildfire in irvine california is growing rapidly, but fire crews are starting to make progress. officials say a blaze that has been -- been burning for 11 days in and around the city of reading is now one third contained. it is the sixth most destructive wildfire in california history. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. lisa: thank you so much, mark. breaking his spirit mexico central bank decided to hold rates at seven and three quarters percent. this is largely in line with analyst expectations. traders were expecting a little bit of a hike because there is concern about accelerating inflation. i want to head over to our mexico bureau and are mexico joins us fromho mexico city. carl is, what was your big take away from this rate decision? carlos: namely that while the bank acknowledged that there was a higher inflation than expected, they are not worried that the weaker peso that they had a year ago will prompt higher inflation. in other