it's aware of irvine's safety record.ent, state farm said: "while we do not comment on pending litigation...state farm does not have any direct business relationships with towing providers," including irvine auto towing. vicky: a company with this kind of history, where they're operating without a license, without insurance, should they be shut down? male: yes, they should. vicky: after we started asking questions, chp inspected the tow company's offices in oakland and anaheim, and cited irvine for towing cars on a suspended permit. they also issued two unsatisfactory ratings for other safety issues. jose: i want these guys off the street, you know? companies like that, they have no business being out on the street. vicky: jose preciado says nothing can fill the hole left by lilianna's death, but with law enforcement's limited power, legal action may be the only way to take this tow company off the road. jose: i want justice. we already lost one life. we don't nobody else, you know, to lose no more lives. vicky: we reache

. >> reporter: the colonoscopy developed by doctors at university of california irvine was designed to spot the polyps were all colorectal cancers begin. >> colon cancer is the second leading deaths of deaths in the u.s. >> reporter: it can identify up to 20% more abnormalities than a traditional test. the system uses an algorithm analyzing 98 images per second as a searches for both formed polyps and tissue that could become one. the program shows the results to doctors in real time, during the procedure. >> it may identify a polyp that we otherwise might have missed. >> reporter: in jones case, the test did exactly that. detecting two polyps that were beginning to form on his colon. a potentially life-saving fine. thanks to a smarter scam. chris martinez, cbs news, orange, california. >> doctors at uc irvine are only offering the artificial intelligence colonoscopy one day per week. they hope to make the screening standard. >>> and lift off. take a look at this, cape canaveral was lit up bright and early this morning. nasa launched its atlas 5 rocket into the sky. the rocket quickly

. >> hopped off the train in irvine. weave, like good californians could carpool. turning out people of color and young voters. we head to the local university of california campus. in-n-out burger. do you want to know what they think, here's where you come. >> what do people care about in irvine? >> myself and my friends are minorities, so we're thinking about that. >> enough to flip the district? >> i hope so. >> i think 26,000 kids go to school here. if the democrats can get all of them to vote for them, then the republicans would be in trouble in this district. but i don't know. >> sorry. not to be annoying, we're with nbc news and i'm trying to figure out, anybody here going to vote in the election on november 6th? anybody? anybody? nobody is going to vote? is anybody going to vote in the congressional election in november? you are? thank you. sir, what do you care about? >> what do i care about? >> school. >> what about you? you need to get on this bus? >> yeah. >> what's going to get your vote? >> schools and expenses. >> you're not talking about the issues

he joins me now from irvine. steve, what are you hearing?r: ali, it's a beautiful day in irvine, california. slight prebreeze, perfect for pumpkin picking. this is one of those republican districts that has it typically gone republican but went for hillary clinton in 2016. in other words, a prime target for democrats who are looking to flip key seats in these house races here in crucial california. this is -- you know, you'll find a segment of trump voters here, but this is not necessarily what you would call trump country. so we spoke to a lot of moderate republicans who feel like they constantly have to reconcile with what the president says with their issues and what they believe in. we spoke to parents who have little boys and little girls specifically about this issue that trump brought up about this being a tough time for young men in this "me too" era. this is what we heard from them. >> i'm afraid that it's not necessarily whether they're guilty or not as their character gets judged before anything comes out. and you see the same thi

what do people care about in irvine? of friends are minorities so a lot is minority rights. >> are there enough of you guys to flip the district? >> i hope so. >> i think there's 26,000 kids that go to school here. if the democrats can get all of them to vote for them, then maybe republicans will be in trouble in this district. but i don't know. sorry, not to be annoying, but we're with nbc news and i'm just trying to figure out is anybody here going to vote in the election on november 6th? anybody? anybody? nobody's going to vote? is anybody going to vote in the congressional election in november? you are? thank you. sir, what do you care about? >> what do i care about? >> yes. >> school. >> school. >> what about you? i'll walk you to the bus stop. if you're going to vote, what is the thing that gets your vote? >> probably school and expenses. >> you're not talking about the issues that people talk about on the news all the time, the russia investigation. >> i don't watch news. >> you don't watch that stuff. >> i don't

thank you, michael irvin. thanks to everybody there in lockhart. >> guillermo: hey, jimmy! >> jimmy: yes, what? >> guillermo: i've got to take this to go. >> jimmy: yeah, bring some leftovers for sure. all right. all right, travel safely, guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. you know how many calories are in that brisket? [ laughter ] oh, boy. you know, i mentioned columbus day at the top of the show. columb columbus, i think of all the historical figures. george washington, lincoln. columbus might be the third we learn the most about in elementary school so people should know who he is. there's a lot going on in the country so we decided to combine two of the big things going on right now. we went on the street this afternoon, we asked people what they thought about christopher columbus being nominated to the supreme court. [ laughter ] here's how that went. >> do you agree with congress' controversial decision to confirm donald trump's nominee christopher columbus to the supreme court? >> yeah, i do. >> and why do you? >> i just believe that it was so l

irvin de 59. >> fue un terrible atentado.a y tambiÉn ofreciÓ sus condolencias a la comunidad judÍa de pittsburgh el senador demÓcrata de florida refiriÉndose a la masacre dijo... >> esto es un sÍntoma que mucho odio en este paÍs y agregÓ que un individuo mata a personas en una sinagoga. beatriz: a nivel local comenzÓ frases con la comunidad judÍa se reuniÓ en el templo emmanuel donde se llevÓ a cabo una emotiva ceremonia para recordar a las vÍctimas. asistieron cientos de vÍctimas y el alcalde. desde ayer se supo que las sinagogas aumentaron la seguridad de sus puertas de entrada para evitar otra tragedia impulsada. por el odiola senadora tambiÉn condenÓ la masacre en la sinagoga y ella hablÓ durante una campaÑa florida este domingo en favor de candidatos republicanos. >> el ataque fue motivado por el odio en nuestro paÍs. hay espacio para el odio y cualquiera que sea de la religiÓn una persona o su idioma, o tambiÉn cual sea su partido polÍtico, no podemos tolerar en nuestro paÍs estos actos de violencia, manifestÓ. beatriz:

steve davis at the university california irvine says that the research was partly done to drive the -- drive home the message that climate change is affecting many aspects of our daily lives. >> under the highest scenarios we're talking about an increase of beer prices in the u.s. of around 34% on average. the price for a six pack in the u.s. may go from $11-$12 up to $15-$16. >> previous studies have shown hot chocolate, wine could become scarcer because of global warming. results of the study were out today in the scientific journal nature plants. >>> these numbers are from last night when the wind was blowing really hard and there was a wind advisory. at 70 miles per hour. ind gusts these are all high elevation winds. most of us did notice. if you are up in elevation you did. the high temperatures from today show san francisco at 81, napa 83, 83 san rafael and highs tomorrow will come down. we are a little cooler on the course -- coast. this is typical for this time of year. temperatures tomorrow will be cooler by a few degrees. the windsor coming onshore a little bit and models ar

they work at the uc medical centers in san francisco, davis, san diego, los angeles and irvine as well as medical clinics associated with the hospital's and demanding better play -- better pay and more job security and think the university has been hiring subcontractors to do their work and pay them less money. >> they want to save money. they outsource our jobs. they just say -- they pay $9 or $11 or 16 got -- $16. they don't pay for healthcare, vacation, et cetera. >> you see officials say contracting out services is allowed under the current contract. the current strike is content -- expected to continue through tomorrow night. police are investigating a deadly shooting involving police and a kidnapping suspect monday night. pittsburgh police say the man used a gun to kidnap his estranged wife and baby from home and carolyn drive. a family friend tried to stop him and was shot in the neck. police were called and they chased the suspect to concord and back to another house on west tenth street in pittsburgh. the woman and the baby managed to escape pick the man ran into the house whe

john irvine of independent television news, is there. ep>> rter: the lorry has reached the end of thed. but then so has the road. this collapse has become a sobering seafront spectacle for the residents of palu. today they turned out in force for what's left of their coast road to bear witns to the and to the destruction wrought from thospunches from land and sea. but this also kept them outdoors and away from homes either destroyed or not trusted any more. rossalyn and i are walking on what remains of her six-foot high garden wall. it was swept away by the tsunami and the house behind it obliterated. "i am heartbroken and have no tears left to cry," she told me. adding she was grateful her mother and son, the only two at home at the time, are still alive-- albeit in hospital. it was here that most of the fatalities occurred. people who just fled shaking buildings were stumbbout outside giving thanks they'd survivedhe quake, when suddenly they were pummeled by the three ves that rolled in. but inland there tere many lethreats as well. this is the pitubo neighborhood, and it was consum

john irvine of independent television news reports from one such place. >> reporter: a look down a street that a ship came up. she surfed the tsunami, more an 1200 tons riding the wave and plowing into the fishing village of wani. 13 crew weretin board at the , and one of them described how after feeling the ship t shudder duri earthquake, they saw water retreat from the shoreline. knowing that meant a tsunami, they ran to the bridge, the highest point on the shi then they could only look down in horror as villagemped were swamped by the violent surge of water. they heard screams but powerless to help. since friday, access to wani hau been dif so nothing in the way of aid has reached here yet and people feel let down. whatev help is at hand in the disaster zone, it always seems to be destined for somewre else. of all the vessels washed ashore here, it is perhaps this small one that is the best indicatorow of the sheer of the tsunami. you e when disaster struck, this boat was lying on the sea bed whe it sank three years ago. fishing villages likthis will need a lot of assistance. after suc

john irvine of independent television news reports from hard-hit palu. >> reporter: it's a room with a view-- of some of the worst earthquake devastation ever seen. the neighborhood of balaroa has ceased to exist. to wipe it out, the earthqua moved a mountain or at least half of one and it fell upon this affluent part of palu city. where there had been neat streets leading to a decorative me,oshere is now complete destruction. 900 families had their world fall apart. were consumed by the land on which they lived. this is a satellite picture of balaroa before the quake. this image shows the district today. it's scenes like this that uade the powers that be issue the statement "the death toll is likely to rise." what's happened to is neigorhood is one of the mai reasons that the indonesian government is predicting the rsath toll from this double dose of natural disasill run into thousands.nr hia and a relative have e to look for his wife, but he holds out no great hope odef ever seeing her agai or alive. "after the first tremor i told her to get our two children out of the house," he s

irvine and other institutions says the production of barley is likely to drop substantially because ofughts and extremism heat. barley is a key ingredient in beer, that means average beer prices -- get this -- could double. >> trevor: they're trying so hard to get people to care about climate change. ( laughter ) if you tell americans in ten years the marshall islands will be underquarter, no one cares, but tell them the beer is endangered, they will march in the streets! let's see how his new supreme court justice feels about that now! double the price?! double the price?! ( cheers and applause ) and i'm not going to lie, i like this new approach. i think climate change is so big that what scientists need to do is find out things people likely care about. you should go, like, rising temperatures are going to block wi-fi signals, or rising temperatures are going to make men's erections softer. every man will say, no more coal! in other news, anyone who knows me knows i'm crazy about budgets. if you find me at a party, best believe we're talking federal expenditures for that fiscal year

>> i hope so. >> there are about 26,000 kids that go to school here at uc irvine.e republicans will be in trouble in this district, but i don't know. not to be annoying, but we're with nbc news. is anybody here going to vote in the election on november 6th? anybody? anybody? nobody's going to vote? is anybody going to vote in the congressional election in november? you are. thank you. sir. what do you care about? >> school. >> what about you? so if you were going to vote, what is the thing that's going to get your vote? >> probably school and expenses. >> you're not talking about the issues that people talk about on the news, the russia investigation. >> i don't watch news. >> you don't watch that stuff. are you registered to vote? >> not yet. >> how old are you? >> 18. >> this could be your first election. >> yeah. >> ultimately you could decide whether or not the house of representatives is in democratic or republican control. are you thinking about all that? >> not currently. maybe if i took more time to get informed about what's going on right now in politics.

. >>> head coach irvin meyer has come to an end.ith accept ood plea deal to dismiss criminal trespassesing in connection to his alleged ex-wife. he instead pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and four hours of fines. she areceived a three-year protection order against him. one week from the october 30th trade deadline, the new york giants have traded away first round pick to the sapt said, the giants received from northerly nds, a pair of draft pick said a fourth rounder and a seventh rounder in 2020. and finally in the nba the conclusion of an oover time thriller. the pistons blake griffin is fouled. drive thing to hoop with less thap two second said. he gets the bucket and the one for the lead. griffin finishes with a career high of 50 points in the game. he wads on fewer. >> the nba has had incredible gaums, over time thrillers, fights. it feels like the end of the season. >> but a really exciting game one of the world sear as. it was a lot of fune watch. >>> stull ahead we could be weeks away from another trump/putin summit. an

begins to act in two of the key figures, sam ervin and howard baker, they were from tennessee and irvine a democrat, very conservative. baker was from tennessee, one of the up-and-coming republican republicans in the south. notable that they are both from the south. the investigation begins to reveal more including tape and the practice president declares executive privilege and the court says no. he tries transcripts but that does not work out too well and you have to hear the tapes and he tries reductions from the tape. ultimately congress determines to move towards impeachment, and when that happened, nixon chooses to resign. on top of the economic turmoil of the 1970s, on top of what has happened in vietnam, you have the scandal of watergate. in essence you have a nation wondering, again, what has gone wrong and what has happened with our institution and our economic power. what has happened in the military and what happened diplomatically and why is this not working out? back spiro agnew, replacing him was gerald ford a well-meaning congressman. now ford in 1974 finds himself thrust

the strikers at the uc medical services at san diego, irvine and medical clinics associated with the hospitals. this he wants better pay and more job security. and they say the university has been hiring subcontractors doing some of their work and paying them less money. >>> developing news this morning, in which two more suspicious packages were found went to former vice president joe biden and another was sent to oscar award winner robert de niro. we have more on the developments and this coast to coast bomb square. >> this brings the number of suspicious packages to nine. some have pipe bombs filled with shards of glass. no one has been hurt and none detonated. this looks identical to the others sent this week. it has the same label and a return address to the congresswoman who is the former chair of the democratic committee. >>> and a package intended for biden was intercepted. it was tagged with a message postage due so it was never delivered. >> this terrorist and it is a domestic terrorist, will be found out, i have in doubt about it. >> we're aware of the suspicion devices th

marshawn lynch bruce irvin spent several season in seattle before moving to oakland. sebastian with seattle after spending 17 seasons silver and black. you can watch the game live from london here on sunday morning. starting at 10. the 49ers play the green bay packers and monday night football. the niners have their work cut out for them is there one of the biggest underdogs in week 6. injuries have been the story of the season. the 49ers of lost several players including quarterback tamika and running back. mckinnon. that is something the players and coaches say they will try to overcome in green bay.>> i know we have been through adversity. i know this is the hand we have been adults. there the players and strong enough people to deal with a map and find a way to win. that is what is cool about the nfl no matter what happens. you get a chance to redeem yourself. putting not worry about things we cannot control. like the niners game is a 5:15 monday night on espn. you feel lucky this friday morning. you may want to go to get a lottery ticket. how much the mycommands

the workers are at the uc medical centers in san francisco, davis, san diego, los angeles and irvinecal clinics associated with a house. -- with the hospital. the university has been hiring subcontractors to do some work and paying them less money. >> they want to save money. they outsource our jobs. they pay 9 dollars, $11, $15 per they don't pay for child care or vacation. they do not pay for pension. >> use officials say that contracting out services is allowed under the current union contract and the strike is expected to continue through tomorrow night. >> the first flu -related death of the season reporter. health officials say the person that died was 65 or older. across the country, five of flu -related deaths including the one in california have been reported. public health officials are encouraging everybody to get their flu vaccinations before november 1, noting that it takes two weeks for her to take effect. there were record-breaking 80,000 flu -related deaths nationwide last year. >>> a viral outbreak at a new jersey medical center has left seven children dead and 18 ca

aren't included , the striking workers were at uc medical centers san francisco davis, los angeles, irvinedical clinics associated with the hospitals, they want better pay and they want more job security. >>> a team of arson investigators in oakland looking at the city's latest fire at a building site under construction. 20 members of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms and explosives looking for any evidence that may have been left at the scene, atf agent see it sued -- to send to tell if the fire is connected to other recent construction site fires in the east bay. >> we will treat this investigation independent of other fires, but obviously we are aware there have been other similar fires in the greater oakland area. >>> federal authorities waiting for their investigation to and before the make conclusions, developers and others in the construction industry growing frustrated with the fires continuing. they say some builders spend $50,000 a month on security. >>> a new poll in the race for governor shows the lead over john cost, the poll by the public policy institute found 49%

the striking workers are at the uc medical centers in san francisco, davis, san diego, and irvine as well as medical clinics associated with the hospital's. the workers want better pay and more job security and save the university has been hiring subcontractors to do some of their work and paying them less money. >> they want to save money and they outsource our job and they just say $9, $11 or $16. they don't pay for insurance or vacation. >> you see officials say contracting out services is allowed under the current union contract. the strike is expected to continue through tomorrow morning. >>> we now know there was just one winning ticket for the $1.5 billion mega millions jackpot drawing last night. lottery officials say that ticket was sold in south carolina which means we may never know who bought the lucky ticket. south carolina is one of eight states where lottery winners can remain anonymous. the jackpot is the largest ever. the winning numbers five, 28, 62, 65 and 70 and the mega ball another five. across the country there were a total of 36 second-place tickets with five

marshawn lynch and bruce irvin spent several seasons in seattle before moving to oakland and sebastian janikowski kick for seattle after spending 17 seasons after the raiders. they can watch the game live from london right here on ktvu fox 2. the early game starting at 10. struck the 49ers plane the green bay packers monday night football. and we know the niners will have the worst cutout. is there one of the biggest underdogs coming into week 6. injuries have been the story of the season 49ers. that lost several players, including the quarterback jimmy grapple and running back and jerick mckinnon. it is something they niners and coach kyle shanahan will try to overcome in green bay. south carolina we have been the people in our organization. i think we have the players. in the clear strong enough people who can deal with it who can man up and find a way to win. that is coal what -- what is cool about the nfl. no matter what happens you have a chance to redeem yourself. we plan to man up and come to work.>> you've got to keep at it. the game is a 5:15 monday night on espn. >>> this wee

blake irvin live at the white house with more on this story.eporter: liz, this is as lengthy of an investigation as you will see. it essentially boils down to two things. one image of president trump is a self-made billionaire is far from reality and they're a serious tax questions more importantly because of it. the times citing confidential tax reforms and interviews. it states that the president's father, fred trump had pumped money offense direction from his earliest days. by age three. he was earning $230,000 a year. he was a millionaire by age eight. at the time he was 17 his father had given a part ownership of a 52 unit apartment building. the times raises the possibility is being transferred from father to son of an underrepresented or unreported. president trump participated in dubious tax games during the 1990s including instances of outright fraud to greatly increase the fortune he received from his parents and investigation by "the new york times." he released a statement which reads in part "the new york times" allegations of frau

the striking worst -- workers are at the uc medical center and san francisco, davis, san diego and irvine, as well as medical clinics associated with the hospitals. they want better pay and more job security and say the university has been hiring subcontractors to do some of their work and paying them less money. >> they want to save money. they outsource our job. they just pay $9 or $11 or $15. they don't pay for healthcare. they don't pay for vacation and they don't pay for their pension. >> you see officials say contracting out services is allowed under the current union contract and the strike is expected to continue through tomorrow night. >>> a judge in pennsylvania rejected bill cosby's bid for new trial, following his felony sexual assault conviction pick the decision came yesterday from the same judge who presided over his trial earlier this year. he is serving a 3-10-year prison term after a jury convicted him of drugging and molesting a woman at his home in 2004. cosby's lawyer called the sentence unnecessarily harsh and trial unfair. his wife camille cosby is leading the effor

striking workers are at the uc medical centers in san francisco, davis, san diego, los angeles and irvine. as well as medical clinics associated with those hospitals. the workers want better pay and more job security. they also say that the university has been hiring subcontractors to do some of their work and paying them less money. that is a look at just some of the top stories that we are working on. >>> proposition a has become one of the most expensive measures and for evidence has taken over and it would cap the revenue of kidney dialysis clinics. each side has opposing views on how to affect the people in california. ktvu teamed up with san francisco-based by the bay to go through the commercial . heather holmes reports on the controversy. >> yes on 8 because kidney patients deserve that? join medical professionals and experts. direct proper a is specific to dialysis clinics which serve nearly 1 million kidney disease patients in california every year. if passed the measure would limit the clinics revenue. it would require them to issue refunds for anything exceeding that limit. if

so on the tube i see this guy go in behind the senators and whisper in irvin's ear, and it's those big bushy eyebrows of his went, you could see them going up and down. and he wasn't pleased. you could tell that. and he tells this young man something, and the guy leaves. predictably right away the phone rings, and he said i just told the senator what you said and he said if you're not in his office at 1:00, he will have federal marshals pick you up on the street. that's exactly what he said. >> carl stern is outside the senate caucus room. maybe he can tell us more about mr. butterfield and what he is expected to tell this committee. >> there's a lot of speculation. obviously something was cooking as far as what he was going to say because we were deviating from the schedule. >> we believe his testimony will have to do with white house procedures. >> that room was chock full of people, boyfriends with girls standing on their shoulders, people in the window ledges up there, cameras all over the place. >> i'd like to change the usual routine of questioning and ask minority counsel to beg

we have a head quarter in irvine, california that's made over 5,000 voter contacts.tell me the gas tax is a motivating issue for voters, especially in that crucial orange county battleground which you were talking about. at the end of the day republicans do three things. cut taxes, kill terrorists and confirm judges. we do those theupbg three things, we rev up our base and appeal to independents. >> dana: meredith, do you think the gas tax is something that will turn up republican turnout? there are some close races out there. >> hey, dana. thanks for having me. voters are smart enough to distinguish between a state issue and federal issue. and what's more, it's very telling that house republicans like my counter part matt, are relying on state issue instead of talking about the house republican agenda. because there's a reason for that. it's incredibly unpopular. it will increase the cost of healthcare and will increase taxes, federal taxes on middle class families and increase the cost of owning a home. so i think it's quite telling that my counter part is relying

. >> irvine does not caravan of migrants going towards the border. >> they are walking north. president trump says that he will send as many troops as necessary to the u.s. and mexico border to prevent them from entering the united -- united states. he calls it an assault on our country. >> with not caravan you have some very bad people but you have some very bad people. we cannot let that happen to our country. >> this is not going to be easy but there is a lot of people that he is not going to be able to stop everybody. >> the caravan is more than 1000 miles from the u.s. border. it is estimated it will take more than one month to reach the border on foot. >>> president trump in houston campaigning for the texas senator ted cruz. they were bitter rivals in the presidential election. the president told the crowd of 20,000 people that ted cruz has helped his efforts to cut taxes and reducing government regulations. he is in a tough reelection fight against the democrat. >> coming up, making strides against breast cancer. speaking with a doctor about the latest statistics and r

there is a lovely piece byjohn irvine of itv news, and he said there were three times in his career wheree because it gets you know there are other things happening elsewhere, and sometimes it was worse than in northern ireland. the one that got me the most was the omagh bombing. i got home on the wednesday or thursday of that week, the bombing was on the saturday, i spoke to my wife about it when i got home and i burst into tears. that was, i suspect, because our defences were down. the good friday agreement had occurred earlier that year, we thought it was over. and then the worst of all time came along. my piece is not about that, it is about a formative event that happened when i worked for the belfast telegraph in the 1970s. if you see most of the people my age right about events in the 70s. i am from omagh, and of history that was a very low point in my journalistic career, history that was a very low point in myjournalistic career, but the worst for me was four years earlier, a small village between belfast and newcastle in 1994, the world cup was on, the republic of ireland were p

also 69-year-old irvin younger was a greeter at the tree of life synagogue.was known for his infectious smile and handshake. also 87-year-old melvin wax. his greatest passions were his grandson, his judaism and the pittsburgh pirates. according to officials, three people remain hospitalized, including one police officer. >>> well, outfront up next, the president's warning to people who are voting for democrats. >> i think you're all going to lose a lot of money. i hate to say that. >> so is this another scare tactic? >>> plus, one democrat's strategy to win, run as far away from nancy pelosi as possible. so will it work? ♪ when the moon hits your eye ♪ ♪ like a big pizza pie, ♪ that's amore. ♪ when the world seems... ♪ applebee's new neighborhood pastas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. vo: costs are rising.e squeeze. applebee's new neighborhood pastas. it's hard to keep up. in washington, one party is calling the shots and the middle class isn't being heard. we need a new congress that will cut taxes for the middle class, ensure coverage for peopl

general irvin mcdowell, what we know about him? he is a former general because of the first battle of bull run. he is the guy who did not want to go into the battle but lincoln was putting a lot of pressure on him to move and grab the cut -- drive the confederate army away and he launched the attack and it went badly. mcdowell was relieved of command and he places him. mcdowell is put in charge of one of the core of mccullen army and it mcdowell is opposed to joining a richmond. lincoln holds him back but then he starts giving him permission to march overland and had towards richmond. if mcdowell joins his army, this is a big if, scholars orissa with his. if he does, would the extra 30,000 troops does he then capture richmond? or does he figure out new reasons not to attack, we will never know. fact of the matter is that mattel's trips do not make it to richmond and they do not make it to richmond because stonewall jackson is doing things in the valley. he is embarking in his campaign because robert e lee has essentially requested

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. >> reporter: we hopped off the train in irvine so we could car pool with the rest of our team. hopes of winning here hinges in part on turning out people of color and young voters. so we headed to the local university of california campus. in & out burger. if you want to know what california think, this is where you have to come. >> what do people care about? >> myself and my friends are minorities. so a lot into minority rights and stuff. >> reporter: is there enough of you to flip the district? >> i hope so. >> reporter: the bus stop, i think there are 26,000 kids that go to school here. and if the democrats can get all of them to vote for them, then maybe republicans will be in trouble in this district. but i don't know. sorry. not to be annoying. but we're with nbc news. and i'm just trying to figure out, is anybody here going to vote in the election on november 6th? anybody? anybody? nobody's going to vote? is anybody going to vote in the congressional election in november? you are. thank you. sir! what do you care about? >> what do i care about? >> yeah? >> school. >> rep

blake irvin is here with me at the white house. what exactly are we going to see?sident touted the regulatory efforts. a lot of folks will be at that event in the oval office comes to her. this is deregulation day. $23 billion in savings. so the administration says 176 regulations gone from the start versus 14 added. that is a ratio of 12 the one you can do the math. that's what it is. this is something the administration likes to talk about, something the president likes to talk about. signature issues of the administration. either way, cabinet meeting to follow that and i'm told as well the focus there will be deregulation. >> that's basically what it is. white house counsel economics sure kevin hassett. i'm not going to throw your vote on deregulation immediately. i get to that. you're still smiling. i've got to talk deficits. it's gone up $779 billion in the last 12 and yet we've got 4% growth. this isn't supposed to happen. you can't be happy about this. >> is definitely something we are looking at carefully as we formulate the budget. one of the things happen

it is by irvine, a small college campus over there. some chance for young voters turning out and swaying that more to the democrats. that is another when you are going to want to keep drive on as well ask your eyes on as well -- keep your eyes on as well. host: take us to the 50th district. congressman duncan hunter getting a lot of attention that race, trying to hold onto his seat after he was indicted on charges on misusing campaign funds. does it look like he will hold on to that seat? caller: every poll seems to suggest he has a narrow win lead. it is a safe republican seat. by 27 past he won percentage points in 2016, more than any competitive race we are seeing right now. it says a lot that this is even talked about, let alone close. the democrat still has a shot. talked to democratic operatives and political consultants in the state come and they think this is still one that is winnable. we are not seeing -- [no audio] host: that is bryan anderson with "the sacramento bee." we will try to get him back. we continue our discussion

what do people ce about in irvine? and my friends are minorities, so minority rights d stuff. >> reporter: are there enough of you guys to flip the district? >> i hop so. >> reporter: uc irvine, 26,000 kids go to school here. theme democrats get all of to vote for them, maybe the republicans will be in trouble. i don't know. we are with nbc news and i am just trying to figure out is anybody going to vote in t election on november 6th? anybody? anybody? nobody is going to vote? is anybody going to vote in the congressional election in novemb ? thank you, sir. what do you care about? >> what do i care about? school. >> reporter: school. what about you? i'll walk you to the bus stop. if you were going to vote, what is the thing that will get your vote? >> probably school. the expenses. >> reporter: y are not talking out the issues that people talk about, the russia investigation, the supre >> i don't watch that stuff. >> reporter: you don't watch? >> no. >> reporter: are you registered to vote? >> no. >> reporter: how old