a legitimate hero of world war ii, irvine julian. thank you.: a true american hero becomes a social media star after his shout out, donald trump's keep america great rally and the video of the 100-year-old world war ii veteran irvine julian receiving 5 million views online. joining the online is irvine and his friend stephen. we appreciate it. we are having a little bit of trouble with the technology this morning, help us out. let us know what that moment meant to both of you. >> it was incredible. it all started with the video that got all the views. when it went viral, the guys who helped my dad, carrying him down had twitter on their phones and the next minute donald trump junior retweeted it out and that was a big thing. what is going on in the next thing, potus tweeting out, coming in on air force one and saw what was going on and it was incredible. heather: everybody read tweeting it and shouting go usa thanking your dad for his service. how do you end up there to begin with? how did this happen? >> i have been to trump rallies before and

steve patterson, nbc news, irvine, california.fore we go, last week we brought you the story of jon bon jovi and his wife dorothea opening a new restaurant to help college students who can't afford food. there is a lot more to that interview, including how he got to the top. you can find it at nbcnews.com/thedrink and also as a podcast. that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. lester holt is with you tomorrow. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, have a great night. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, have a great night. xxxx >>> right now at 6:00, coronavirus in the bay area tonight. officials are on high alert. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening everyone, i am terry mcsweeney. it is a race to stop the deadly vir virus. two new cases, one in santa clara. china confirmed 57 more people have died from the virus. that brings the death toll to more than 361. yesterday one person died in the philippines and that's the first death outside of china. more than 17,000 people worldwide have been infected and the

he is a legitimate great hero, irvine julian, irvine, thank you. >> great moment, donald trump praising world war ii veteran in phoenix who was carried in by fellow rally goers. 2020 democrats spent their night trading blows on the divisive debate stage. was better fit to unite this country? it was two drastically different scenes, joining me to weigh in from trump's 2020 advisory board, thank you for joining us. what about that. let's talk about donald trump and his high approval ratings which match is february 2017 levels, 51.one% disapprove but 46% approve of the job donald trump is doing in this is following the impeachment effort and everything else. >> it is a testament to the impeachment, the three impeachment process that ripped this country apart and when we talk about bringing the country together, the love and the patriotism and the energy these rallies bring, it really is a phenomenon of the modern political era. on a wednesday night in phoenix, arizona you have 67,000 americans waiting 48 hours to see the president of the united states speak about all the great result he ha

in fact, this is from the irvine so, club. >> stephen: okay, irvine, california? is the first year -- >> stephen: where are you in this? you looked but i cannot find you in this collection. >> all the way-- is that-- yeah, there i am. >> stephen: that's you? >> tall drink of water there. ( laughter ) and if we can get-- can we get in a little closer to show off the muscle definition of my leg? >> stephen: there you go. >> look at that. >> stephen: like a newborn colt. >> yup. shorts pulled up nice and tight and high. shirt tucked in. >> stephen: got to. got to. >> i was going to be a professional soccer player. >> stephen: were you really? >>en then i played so much soccr and i became the field goal kicker of our high school team and i was going to try to-- that's a pretty good action shot right there. >> stephen: that's daddy haunches right there. >> "mr. automatic" they called me. >> stephen: how many yards out? how many yards out are we here? >> that's an extra point. i think. what is that? >> stephen: i don't know. >> 20 yards. >> stephen: i don't know. good s

he brought it here to mactavish jewellers in irvine. >> why not? it will be my pleasure. so he got me the mold. >> reporter: then an unexpected surprise for eaton who thought he was just visiting the store. >> i really had very little to say. i was totally speechless. this gentleman had my ring. >> reporter: the 89-year-old said it is rare to find people as kind as the ones who came together for this moment. >> i had the good fortune to find a police officer who took things seriously and realized i was upset. he went far beyond his normal call of duty. >> reporter: abc7 news. >> wow! >> so thoughtful. he could have said, sorry. we'll keep an eye out for it. >> it restores your faith in humanity to think that a few strangers would come together and really go above and beyond to try to help this man out. >> and to be happy to help him. >> just a fantastic story. >> it is. well, thank you so much for joining taste for this edition of abc7 news at 4:00. >> i thougin that moment. illiant we have not said one word tonight about race. not one word. are you kidding me? the heart

law enforcement searched the residents of jeffrey irvine. rifles and 20 large capacity magazine is. he's prohibited from having firearms. >>> after fog this morning a nice warm afternoon. lots of 60s and 70s out there. look at the highs. see the one jumping off the map. san jose 69, san francisco 67 degrees. the early report with the storms in florida. you can see all the action on the radar as the storm system moves across the area. possibly severe storms on saturday. by super bowl sunday we're expecting the clouds to clear out. miami with the temperatures in the upper 60s and a bit of a breeze. here's the satellite showing the main storm track. positioned to the north of the bay area. we're locked in the pattern right now. current numbers for the 10:00 hour showing a few upper 40s. san francisco 59, san jose? the 50s. out toward san francisco. overnight patchy fog. partly cloudy skies, areas of fog and temperatures in the 40s to 50 degrees. what will develop is sunday. strong winds, 40 miles an hour. a high wind watch from 4:00 a.m. sunday to 4:00 a.m. on monday. it was warm today

he's an advocacy manager with the syrian campaign a human rights group and joins us on skype from irvine good to have you with us here on al-jazeera sub-saharan figures were hearing 700000 people displaced since december 100000 people since last month i mean these are staggering statistics which you say this is one of the worst humanitarian crises of the ongoing war. absolutely the situation in syria could not be more dire these are the worst numbers that we've seen in 9 years of war we have as you said 700000 people displaced that out of a population of roughly 3 and a half 1000000 half of these people have been displaced from other parts of the country and were living in live under the deescalation agreement of us donna and as the correspondent mentioned turkey has created up servatius points in order to ensure the safety of this the escalation zone but the russian and assad regime forces continually violate the ceasefire agreement the most recent cease fire agreement was reached just less than a month ago and now we're seeing violations happening over the past couple weeks the situati

irvin julian. irvin, thank you.you hear right there. [chanting u.s.a.] steve: two men helped that world war ii hero downstairs and toward the president. that video has gone viral with over 5 million views online. joining us right now are the people in those images. joining us right now as you can see screen right, you've got world war ii navy veteran irvin julian and his son steven julian and screen left one of the guys who helped carry him larry thorpe. good morning. >> good morning. steve: steve, start with you. why did you and your dad want to go to the trump rally? >> we're both trump supporters. my dad -- i have been to the rallies before. and i have worked on his campaign a little bit. when it first ran. and just i wanted to do something special for my dad being 100. so i was going to go after i got the credentials to get v.i.p. seating. and that's what -- where it all started. steve: is your father surprised at all the attention? i mean, the president called him the hottest celebrity in the world. >> that was

steve patterson, nbc news, irvine, california. >> every kid is going to tell his mom, look at >>> thesident trump. closing arguments in the impeachment trial get under way. >>> the race for 2020 finally kicks off today in the hawkeye state. democratic hopefuls prepare for their first showdown in the iowa caucuses >>> quarantining the coronavirus. the drastic new measures put in place to stop the spread of the deadly disease here in the united states. >>> an education in espionage. why the battle to protect our intellectual property from china is being waged on college campuses >>> and they have done it. chiefs are super bowl champions

research found that san francisco has one of the highest monthly cost for gym memberships, san diego and irvine were also in the top 10. >>we just heard from andrew yang who is now out of the race but plenty of others are still in it votes are being counted in new hampshire as we speak in the nation's first primary election will break down the early results with our political analysts. >>and one bay area counties leading the way in processing untested rape kits how santa clara county >>in the south bay santa clara county is leading the way in processing rape kits so they can help solve. >>sexual assault cases faster on for sarah stinson has details. >>santa clara county district attorney ernie announcing concrete success in processing rape kids they're now able to do it within less than 30 days back in 2018 the board of supervisors voted to make this happen at that time it took about 94 days to process kits now the average kid is being produced within 16 days a huge difference and the assault response team says stranger rapes are tested within 5 to 7 days since the board approved funding back i

i think irvin mentioned that we have had 27 amendments on the floor six of which by rand paul. leader mcconnell has day after day week after week month after month refused to put things on the floor to debate. it was laughable that he said impeachment is getting in the way of getting things done. the only thing he's getting done is trying to put all these right-wing judges on the floor that can cast 50 votes. it's laughable that they say they want to get things done but we are always welcome. we want to sit down and bring things to the floor and allow amendments, hallelujah. did you get one yet? go ahead. >> do you have any advice for your caucus about taking the high road? >> we did take the high road. as i said i think we walk with their heads held high. i think the republican caucus is ashamed many of them what they did. >> you mentioned republicans were afraid of the other side. what you think they have to be afraid of next? >> they are always afraid of donald trump. they are always afraid of donald trump. they look back at the last year when the two senators who had the co

. >>> law enforcement searched the residence of 57-year-old jeffrey irvine.a staggering amount of guns including four ar 15 style assault rifles. nine handguns, 10 rifles and approximately 500 rounds of ammunition. this man is prohibitive from having firearms. he posted a bond and is no longer in jail. >>> santa rosa police officers are back on duty after shooting a suspect holding an umbrella. authorities yesterday release body cam video of the december 7th incident. it started when officers responded to a 911 call when a person appeared to have a rifle. he pointed a long black object at officers causing the officer to fire three shots. >> the suspect was holding in object that was believed to be a rifle he was shouldering it and had a recoil motion pointed at cars. none of the suspects shots hit anyone. >> we are one day away from the super bowl here on fox. final preparations underway in miami. that's where we find reporter ray bogan. i would imagine miami got a little more crowded in the last 24 hours good morning. >>> good morning it's a beautiful day an

high-paying jobs along with it, donald trump is in phoenix honoring world war ii vets like julian irvinars old, great supporters helped him to take a front seat spot right there at the trump rally, that is what makes america great and that is what we are voting for in november to keep america great. rob: a really cool moment. the are in see statement in las vegas, today's democrat party, futurist socialist policies, the democrat field is so wide open shows how truly weak it is. there are to be fair a number of candidates trying to be more moderate in this race but it is interesting what they say about how split the party is. that has to be good news for your camp. >> democrats are in complete disarray. when you take out the more the past three years it was russia and then ukraine and look at what is left of the democrat party, party that is eating itself, a socialist millionaire arguing about killing millions of healthcare jobs versus a big government billionaire trying to buy away the election but wants to kill off all the coal miners jobs. there is not a lot of debate going on in the

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story from ken and rahmani he's the advocacy manager at the syrian campaign and joins us live from irvinecalifornia kids have you with us we have a rapidly deteriorating situation in it lead but particularly for the civilians who are trapped in the middle of this with nowhere to flee what is your organization calling for. right now our organization is calling for an immediate end to the hostilities which have been waged by the assad regime and the russian government since april of last year turkey obviously is now involved because it is trying to deter and stop this horrible offensive by the assad regime which by the way has resulted in 1000000 people forced to flee their homes these are civilians more than half are women and children in fact there are over half a 1000000 children who have been forced out of their homes just in the past 2 months the u.n. has said that this is the worst humanitarian crisis since 2011 and that we are now facing a possibility in which there might be more syrians outside of syria than inside the country because of these continued hostilities so what we're cal

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research found that san francisco is one of the highest monthly cost for gym memberships, san diego and irvine were also in the top 10. >>well congress could become the new referee for college force california as you likely know already passed a law this as nc double a players can make endorsements or merchandise without risking their school scholarships are the eligibility and dozens of other states could follow in california's lead. jesse to know reports on the debate going on in washington today over a federal standard. >>the nc double a is late to this game senator richard blumenthal says the nca which makes about a billion dollars a year has dropped the ball. >>and should be compensating student athletes the president's state of college sports is exploited to make the nca act faster blumenthal wants more states to pass laws like california's allowing athletes to profit off their names images and likenesses of these humid with the national college players association is behind many of these proposals college athletes shouldn't be forced to sacrifice their economic freedom and rights human

regime group that campaigns for a free and peaceful syria thank you so much for joining us there from irvine california a very divided u.n. security council here do you have any confidence the toll that the solution to this crisis can be resolved politically or indeed at the u.n. . 1st of all we need to be very clear about what's happening right now in this is not a conflict between turkey and russia and the assad regime this is an all out genocidal assault by the assad regime against its own people turkey has stepped in in order to protect a deescalation zone that was agreed to by russia and the assad regime they are not there to fight against those countries and the regime in its quest to retake every every bit of territory of syria even when the people have rejected the regime has bombed 71 hospitals and put them out of service in a very short amount of time because the displacement of 1000000 people this is a catastrophe of historic proportions and to answer your question i have no confidence in a political solution because for the past 9 years we're coming up on the 9th anniversary the

this morning >>the crash that i mentioned earlieris now blocky in both directions so northbound 17 irvinee have at least one lane blocked and then on the southbounside leading up to the crash both southbound lanes are that may involve someone that rap to side of one of these vehicles so crews are on scene still working with and now it's causing major delays in both dirtions but especially northbound ich is a commute side you're back up spills all the way through scotts valley and alost into santa cruz, so it's not looking so good right now you may just want to hold off on 17 or cut over to highway to bear creek if you're looking for an alternate your ive time definitely on the rise minutes that is t good to make it out of santa cruz io los gatos and once again southbounall lanes are blocked with stay away fm highway 17 rightnow you can the trip into san francisco, quite busy as expected nothing major going on so no crashes no stalls but very crded back be on west grand and growin because you know it's gonna get heavier. we're looking at a roughly 14 minutes to make it in your okay saving

holocaust memorial newseum's traveling -- museum's traveling exhibition to irvine. i hope you can share with this committee what you hope the exhibit will be able to accomplish. >> i encourage those in d.c. to see it and i will speak in irvine. >> i have seen it twice. >> i now recognize the gentlelady from new mexico. >> thank you for being here today. thank you for your strength, courage, and sacrifice. i would like to honor the man fight ked tirelessly to hate and move the u.n. genocide convention move forward. he also coined the word genocide. he would be proud of everyone of you for carrying on his legacy. , the fbi18 report found victims of anti-hispanic hate crimes increased 21% over the previous year. in my home state of new mexico, hate crimes have increased over 400%. that includes recently the shooting death and beating death of homeless native americans in turkey. -- in albuquerque. in elust, 2019, a gunman paso, texas shot and killed 22 people. minutes before the rampage, the shooter posted an anti-immigrant manifesto and vowed to shoot "as many mexican

>> host of restaurant impossible robert irvine joins us live next. >> let's check in with ed henry for know why i left him. big three hours of news coming at you. new details on the cause of death for young faye swetlik and the involvement of a neighbor and we are getting ready for live news conference with rod blagojevich over the pardon he and others received. we will talk about that with our headliner and ask about reports that william barr may be threatening to resign. join us at the top of the hour. you can actually see taste- trends. since when can we do that? since we started working with bdo. (announcer) people who know, know bdo. these people did, thanks to somnapure. somnapure from force factor helps you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up feeling refreshed. don't be a zombie - get somnapure. available at retailers nationwide. oh no, here comes gthe neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike, i'm so busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have night and weekend appointments too. he's here. bill

holocaust memorial museum traveling exhibition to the university of california irvine and so dr.freedberg, i hope at some point you will be able to share with this committee sort of why that exhibit is so important and what you hope it will be able to accomplish. >> i'll encourage those of you in d.c. see the exhibit here on americans in the holocaust and i will be happy to speak in irvine. >> i've seen it twice and -- >> thank you. >> the time has expired. >> i recognize the gentlewoman from new mexico for questions. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you all so much for being here today and thank you, mr. shaffir for your strength, courage and sacrifice. i would like to make mention and honor the man who worked tirelessly until his death to fight hate and who advocated feverishly to move the u.n. genocide convention forward and he also coined the word "genocide" mr. raphael lemkin. i think he would be proud of every single one of you for carrying on his legacy. thank you for that. in its 2018 report, the fbi found that the number of victims of anti-latino or hispanic hate crimes

holocaust memorial museum's traveling exhibition to the university of californiaa irvine.pe at some point you can share with this committee why that exhibit is so important and what you hope it will be able to accomplish. >> i will encourage those of you in d.c. to see that exhibit here and i'll be happy to come speak in irvine. >> i have seen it twice. >> i now recognize a gentlewoman from new mexico for questions. >> thank you madam chair thank you all for being here>> today. thank you for your strength, courage, and sacrifice. i would first like to make mention and honor the man who worked tirelessly until his death to fight hate. and who advocated feverishly to move the un genocide convention forward. and he also coined the word genocide and that is mr. raphael lincoln. i think he would be proud ofe every single one of you for carrying on his legacy, so thank you forar that. and it's 2018 report, the fbi found that the number of victims of anti- latino or hispanic hate crimes increased by 21% over the previous year. in my home state of newpr mexico, hate crimes have in

so i called the irvine police. and then -- >> and what did they say? >> oh, she's 23? okay.well, she might be in -- drinking at the bar, or like you know, it's -- excuse me? >> no, said june. not her daughter. julie was always quick to respond to her texts or phone calls. across town, about 20 miles away from the kibuishis, sam's parents, steve and raquel herr, also worried because they couldn't get hold of sam. >> i thought it was a little odd that when i called his phone, it went directly to the answering service. on saturday. >> steve decided to check on his son. >> so i drove down there and knocked on his door. no answer. and i had the key to his apartment. so i walked in there, and i looked in to turn on the light. the living room looked fine and i said, okay. sam? nobody there. >> and that's when he saw it. >> i was -- what the hell, what's going on here? i freaked out. >>> coming up, a father searching for his son finds something he never expected. >> there's a body in my son's apartment! >> there's a what? >> a body, a dead body. >> a dead body? >> and no one can fin

like irvin berlin my fear is the creator wills band beside her and guide her through the night with the light from above. god was the united states of america and all of the people of this planet. >> thank you. >> thank you and mr. barber. >> sitting in the presence of the mother of the movement we applaud our mother for her courage. [applause] chairman maloney may i stand for an ada issue? >> absolutely. >> i want to thank the chairwoman and ranking member and although congress persons that are here. i've sent in extensively written words to this committee that will be entered to the record. i want to say that even from recent history and the continuing reality of voter suppression there are some things we must know. i have come from south carolina what we have seen in the worst attacks since june 25th details and 13. what is it that we now know? we know that when racist gerrymandering plans can be implemented without proper preclear, instate legislatures and the south and other places will justify and draw racist plans that create super majorities that are, as one judge has said, on c

they say he's a legitimate great hero of world war ii, irvin julian, thank you.rtainly unifying, chris, your reaction? >> 100-year-old navy veteran, absolutely the greatest generation, i was up in manchester, new hampshire at trump rallies, peel are already lined up for colorado rally, they started lining up last night, what's with the energy of the trump rallies because i generally myself don't like standing in the freezing rain in the parking lot like they were in new hampshire and it's because i realized it's a whole tailgate, when the trump supporters come together like this, they cracking beers, selling hats, it's like a fair-ground mentality, this was the president's first trip to arizona during the whole election cycle, new election cycle, he brings out the crowds but not only is he bringing out crowds, it's a data-gathering operation, brad pascal campaign manager said that 70 or so thousand they identified at the rally, 30,000 voters got their information, people who are going to vote this time around, a quarter of them have never voted before, 18% were d

like irvin berlin, my prayer for our country is the creator will stand beside her and guide her throughthe night with a light from above. god bless the united states of america and all the people of this planet. thank you. >> thank you. and reverend barber. >> we are sitting in mother of movement and in my tradition we applaud a mother. [applause] >> for her courage. [applause] >> chairman maloney may i stand, ada issue? >> absolutely. i want to thank you chairwoman and ranking member and all of the congresspersons that are here. i have sent in extensive written words to this committee that have been entered into the record. i want to say that even from recent history and the continuing reality of voter suppression there are some things we must know and i come from north carolina where we have seen the worst attacks since june 25th of 2013. what is it that we now know? we know when race is gerrymandering plans can be implemented without clearance, state legislatures in the south and other places will justify and draw racist plans that create super majorities that are as one judge has sa

host: let's talk to dave, calling from irvine, california on the independent line. good morning.r: good morning. just wanted to make a comment. first of all, you have got to get donald trump out of office. the republicans voted against that. it doesn't matter who, we have to get a democrat in there because trump will get us all killed. he does not care about the american people. all he cares about is more war and tax breaks for the rich and taking over health care. he has not did a thing for these people. i live in california. there are so many homeless people. he is not going to do anything for them. the problem is the republicans went along with donald trump. only one republican said that donald trump should not have been acquitted. and it should have been thrown out of office. that was mitt romney. good.republicans are no if you don't get them out of office, it is going to hurt a lot of people. when trump gets reelected, we will either be in a nuclear war or he will get rid of medicare and social security. you have got to get him out of office. host: let's go to joseph calling