she also serves as a member of the irvine city council. she had this to say a little earlier. is pretty intense. it's about as intense as it has been. so here in irvine, we're a bit west of the centre of the storm, so we're not getting hit as hard. but the wind is shaking my house. we have a lot of rain coming down. you definitely know that we're in the middle of a storm. we haven't seen anything of this scope before. but on the other hand, we do have great infrastructure in this area in orange county. we have a lot of drainage channels and flood prevention measures. so we felt pretty good going into it. i am a bit worried. there's this channel behind us that's the main drainage channel for our city. i took this picture several hours ago, and it was the highest i've ever seen it. we've had a lot of rain since then, so i'm watching this channel carefully. this is a once in 100 years storm and we're getting a lot of hundred—year events here. we do know that climate change increases and we could see an intensity of el ninos, and that in turn heats up the pacific ocean to a thresh

robert simmons of irvine, california, the emergency services manager there.ur other big weather story is what's unfolding right now in maui where we have reports of 114 known dead, 1,000 till unaccount for: robert ray is there with the very latest. >> reporter: neil, good morning to you and everyone watching. yes, dead of night here in maui and, indeed, this is still a very active situation as we move to almost two weeks since this fire began and search teams are still on the ground in lahaina, rescue dogs when the sun comes up will continue to search through that town that is, unfortunately, just gone. looking for human ray remains. -- human remains. 114 dead, and that number will likely rise. watch. [background sounds] >> reporter: as the death toll climbs on the island of maui, this is mounting can criticism over the response to these deadly whilefires including a decision made by local officials not to sound disaster sirens. >> do you regret not sounding the sirens? >> i do not. >> reporter: one day after defending that decision, the head of maui's emerge

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it happened at the cook's corners bar not far from irvine.he shooter targeted his estranged wife, shooting her multiple times. >>> as officials on maui work to locate more than 1,000 people still unaccounted for after the devastating wildfires there, a 72-year-old california woman has been identified as one of the victims. terry cook's family says she was traveling alone when her hotel in lahaina was evacuated. the woman from el dorado county left on foot. her family never heard from her again. on sunday, though, cook's remains were recovered. >> when i heard she had left on foot by herself, i know that i shouldn't hold out hope but there was a part of me that just knew. >> the family lost their tahoe home during the 2007 angora fire. cook was the first california victim in the maui fires. >>> if it seems like you lost power at home more often the past few years, odds are, you are correct. >> nbc bay area investigative reporter looks into pg&e's reliability record and found it has gotten worse. and he also uncovered the reason why. >> upset.

there were nine of us and the crew, and we had a fine commander, colonel clarence irvine. we'd waited 34 days quietly of weather conditions, partly because of mechanical difficulties. everything had to be right. we were going to try to make one of the greatest flights, air history, nonstop from here in hawaii over, the north pole, and onto of our 10,000 miles away. the first time ever for such a wide and without refueling we had a few load of more than 12,000 gallons. the heaviest ever carried by a superfortress in combat gear. then we moved and she had helium in her tires to lighten the load. we had a perfect takeoff after a run of 8000 feet and all 551 on a friday we took us across the coast of alaska and, then over the north magnetic pole. the dream board took over the top of the world. she was racing an arctic storm and she no deicing equipment. she every test she had to. she was blazing an air trail over greenland. iceland, france and italy. and then egypt. everybody is pretty tired. and why not? it's sunday now and we left honolulu friday morning. we've been in the a

that's just 20 miles east of irvine.nvestigators say that 6 people were also rushed to the hospital. 5 of them with gunshot wounds will, of course, be following this mass shooting story in southern california, orange county and update you as soon as a new information becomes available >> high stakes hearing between san francisco city leaders and homeless advocates to decide the fate of homeless encampments in the city. although passions are running high before the hearing, the 2 sides may have found some common ground when all is said and done. yeah. big issue here. light of today's hearing on homeless encampments. we get a look at how many are unhoused in san francisco and how many beds are actually available. >> kron four's gayle ong has details. >> as of wednesday, the city of san francisco has a total of more than 3200 guests at the city's 46 sites. the top 3 services include emergency shelter sites, navigation centers and transitional housing it taking advantage it. we are tired of but according to homeless coalitio

so here political science and psychology at uc irvine.g to the polling, primary voters are waving off concerns about trump's legal troubles. it seems the more indictment outs, the better his poll numbers. professor, are you there? it appears as though we're having a connection issue with the professor. hopefully we can get back to that really important conversation, something that we're all kind of looking at as we await that decision in georgia, potential decision as the grand jury continues to meet, weighing potential charges against the former president. so stay with us as we try to reconnect with the professor there at uc irvine. all right. hopefully we can do that soon. we will move along, though, here . and attorney for hunter biden says one part of the plea agreement he reached remains valid, despite the deal derailing and the prosecutor's new status as special counsel, the attorneys filed court documents arguing an agreement sparing him prosecution on a felony gun charge is still in place, even though the plea deal on misdemeanor

but irvin also asked the very important question, why watergate?ran that wonderful senate committee and investigation of nixon said why watergate? it is a lust for political power. now, that's the connection. i'm sorry, but in the case of trump, it's not just political power, it's personal power. everything is mine. >> that's an important point, bob woodward. thank you for being the excellent journalist that you are. >> thank you. >>> the man responsible for a fatal mass shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue receives the death penalty. we'll have a report from pennsylvania when we come back. [music playing] subject 1: cancer is a long journey. it's overwhelming, but you just haveo put your mind to it and fight. subjt 2: it doesn't feel good because you can't play outside with other cldren. subject 3: as a parent, it is your job to protect your family. but here is something that i cannot do. i cannot fix this. i don't know if my daughter is going to be able to walk. i don't know if she's going to make it till tomorrow. [music playing] interviewer: you

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it is a popular biker bar but 20 miles east of irvine. as of right now, we know 3 victims were killed. the gunman also killed by deputies. 6 other people were injured. 5 of them needing a treatment for gunshot wounds. tonight, we're learning a california woman. northern california woman was one of the victims killed when that wildfire destroyed luh-high-nuh. >> authorities say 72 year-old theresa cook is the first tourist to be identified among the 115 people that were killed. she's believed to be from pines outside of sacramento. 10's of dozens of bodies are still unaccounted for. to help identify those who are unaccounted for. hawaii officials are urging families of people who are missing to give dna samples. the fbi says it has a list of roughly 1000 people unaccounted for, but they have collected dna from. >> only 104 families. it is believed some bodies were cremated by the intense heat. that would mean no bones left to identify. authorities say about 3 quarters of the remains tested for dna so far have given usable results. >> the s

noisily and unplanned and hit the straw some only about 900 thousand dollars of jewels in the city of irvine in the state of california. about 100,000 dollars worth of goods were imported from a chain store in los angeles. business owners are complaining about the weak response of the police. a store in san francisco, another city in california, kentucky chicken al war attila, and one of the reasons for their departure is the increase in crime in some states. also recorded in a poll in memphis, tennessee, 70 the percentage of citizens said that it is more or less likely that they will become a victim of crime. it does not matter. from last year to this year, violent crimes of house theft and cutting have increased by about one third. theft in alleys and streets has increased by two thirds. it is equal to the sed and sima news agency. box body at 4 o'clock. dad can't buy the device. there is no hassle. with the versatile food processor, we can prepare the best foods easily and in a very short time. chop the best foods or grate vegetables in a very short time. it will be eaten for you and you

convenience store goods right on the pump which could have a major impact on pitstop revenues robert irvineyou so much for being here tell us more about the system and how automation can change the game for fueling this industry. i imagine while you are filling up, maybe they feel they don't have time. now it will seemed like a seamless process. >> it is really easy. just like restaurants you can order your hamburger, your hotdog, your sausage, your chips , your coffee, your tea right at the pump. by the time you put your number into the pump itself you will get a text saying your food is ready, your coffee is ready, you walk in, pick it up and you walk out. i think this is the future. automation is the future. we look at the restaurant industry, any other industry, you see this technology more and more. our customers instant gratification and this gives just that. it also helps the individual person or the owner of the gas station make more money and retail. we don't make that much money on gas, it is all on the retail sales. >> how long does it take to roll something like this out? when c

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he's went in front in the sixth brant rooker goes opposite field against irvin that's homer number 19two on oakland. the a's held that lead until the nationals tied the game with a run in the eighth. the sent lucas airsick out to try and keep it tied in the ninth. that lasted for one pitch cuba. ruiz hit the first pitch. he he saw from airsick and that's where it landed. it's a 3 to 2 walk off for washington, which makes it two in a row over the a's, who fall to 33 and 84. well, the principals won't play much, if at all, but tomorrow we'll get our first look at the 49 ers and raiders 2023 version. when the two teams meet in an exhibition game. they have held joint practices this week leading up to the game and there's plenty of familiarity on new year's day, the raiders saw brock purdy have one of the best days of his brief career when the 49 ers beat the raiders in a shootout. pretty not expected to see action tomorrow. the raiders might want to see their new starter, jimmy garoppolo, get some reps with his new team. it's getting harder and harder to make any conclusions about nfl pr

the head of uk2 equity research at waiver 10 investment managers and chris irvin.me to you both. how do you assess these inflation numbers falling? >> well, they are moving in the right direction. the main thing that i think we should look at is what is actually changing for us in our purses? month on month, inflation went down like 0.4%. there are some prices falling, it is a start but we had a long way to go. >> we mentioned the core inflation is still high. can you explain what that is and how it impacts us? >> yes, so core inflation have not changed month on month -- had not changed month on month. what they are trying to do is take out some ofhose paths that are quite volatile in prices out to get some kind of sustainable level. they take out a lot of things we buy every day. food, energy, but also tobacco and alcohol. that is the core cpi. if you take out the daily goods, you tend to be more biased towards the services sector. as was mentioned beforehand, this was up 1% month on month. it is a bit difficult to assess what this means because there is seasonali

behind the claim that we are not doing this right. 1400 people solved captcha puzzles as part of a uc irvinehe bots were more accurate than the people and they were faster. the bots solved the tests 100% of the time, according to the study, and they did it in less than a second. it takes us mere mortal 15 seconds to do the same thing and we only got the test right 50 to 84% of the time. >> maybe that is the test! >> it is never for anything important. not like banking permissions. it is like i clicked on an ad headline to ge to

behind the claim that we are not doing this right. 1400 people solved captcha puzzles as part of a uc irvineut the bots were more accurate than the people and they were faster. the bots solved the tests 100% of the time, according to the study, and they did it in less than a second. it takes us mere mortal 15 seconds to do the same thing and we only got the test right 50 to 84% of the time. >> maybe that is the test! >> it is never for anything important. not like banking permissions. it is like i clicked on an ad headline to ge to a gossip site. >> for some reason those just really grinds my gears. >> i am with john mulaney on this one. >> have a >> play ball! baseball fans from coast to coast gearing up for opening day! >> this season will look a little different thanks to some new rules. >> the new changes speed up the game and add some more excitement to america's past time.

the rampage unfolded last night in a remote area just east of irvine.eople died before responding deputies killed the gunman. six more victims are in the hospital. this morning the top pros koort confirms the shooter is a former ventura police officer. sources close to the investigation also say the shooter may have been targeting his wife. >>> new this midday the man recently convicted in the 1996 murder of kristen smart is in the hospital after being attacked in prison. that's according to his attorney. prison authorities in coal inga will only confirm paul flores is in serious condition at a nearby hospital and the incident is under investigation. there are no details on his specific injuries. jurors convicted him of killing smart who was last seen on the cal-poly san luis obispo campus. her body was never found. >> we have a better idea on when former president donald trump might surrender to law enforcement today. scott mcgrew joins us now. scott, there is a new warning for pilots to avoid the area around the atlanta jail. >> exactly. that gives us

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they take care of the museum and there, not just regular shelling , both irvin himself and neighboringstill subjected to regular shelling. where, on a pedestal, a former oryol peasant firmly holds a jackhammer walking towards immortality olga mokhova anastasia popova valery savelyev is a typical novorossia. that's all we wanted tell. kirill vyshinsky was with you today. see you soon. as a very young man, he joined the ukrainian galician army. there, they were trained as scouts for saboteurs. and, of course, monsters, the holocaust in lvov was organized by the ukrainians, 6,000 service people were destroyed, they were used in anti-soviet activities. dear friends, viewers of the russia 24 channel , i am pleased to invite you to watch reruns of our programs while we are on vacation. i look forward to seeing you. the ships of the russian fleet inflicted a missile a strike on the port infrastructure facility, which was used by the armed forces, the ministry of defense reported about this. in addition, the military department notes that the russian troops repelled enemy attacks in five direc

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police have since identified the suspect as 30 year-old irvin rivera. they arrested him on saturday on a charge of battery. a sacramento woman has now been charged after a driver and the bay bridge toll plaza. >> walked around naked while firing a gun. sequoyah duncombe sell pleaded not guilty today to charges including shooting at a car and making criminal threats. she is accused of having driven recklessly on eastbound 80 before getting out of her car. firing shots into the air at passing cars and was make it at that point. it happened last tuesday afternoon during rush hour causing a traffic nightmare for commuters trying to get to the east bay. the court has not set bail she is in custody if convicted of all charges she faces more than 22 years in prison. she is expected to be back in court next friday. >> new at 10 tonight. governor gavin newsom is appointed the first director of california's brand new oil watchdog division, ty milled or who previously served as a prosecutor and antitrust expert for the department of justice is set to lead the new

it's about half an hour east of irvine. there was a band playing tonight, and two of its members are among those wounded in the shooting. but they are expected to recover. >> and in an update just about an hour ago, the orange county sheriff's department says the call came in at 7:04 p.m. and deputies arrived two minutes later. now we move to your voice, your vote. >> it was round one for the republic tonight in the first primary debate for the 2024 presidential election. >> eight gop hopefuls squared off against each other. but the looming figure missing from the stage, of course, former president donald trump. >> trump, who is leading in the polls by a wide margin instead countered with a pre-taped interview that aired on x formerly twitter. at the same time tonight, abc news reporter reena roy takes you through the key moments tonight from milwaukee. >> welcome to the first debate of the 2020 for president campaign. >> just as eight republican presidential candidates took the stage in milwaukee to duke it out in the firs

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the chaos played out last night at cook's corner and that bar is east of irvine.ce officer, and he may have been targeting his wife. more information is expected to come out in a news conference later today. >>> city leaders are trying to overturn an order preventing the city from clearing encampments. >> bob, both sides are passionut in their beliefs. >> the coalition on homelessness is suing the city over this issue arguing the city doesn't have a right to remove those people or their belongings without providing adequate shelter or housing. this was the scene yesterday outside the ninth circuit court of appeals, and london breed and city supervisors say it's not a good idea to let anybody sleep on the streets without any recourse, and they point out that the unhoused refuse to use the beds available to them. there are currently 281 open shelter beds and 658 vacancies in permanent supportive housing. >> there has to be accountability. >> what if people refuse to go to them? >> then we need to figure out why are people refusing to go into them? how can we create

in irvine, california, zach on our line for others. caller: hi, how are you guys? host: you are on. caller: i wanted to say, everyone who was talked bad about trump, never talked bad about trump. he is the greatest president of all time. he was the only man who put his foot down. he is not a snake. i love trump. trump, 2020 for. -- 20 tony for. host: what you think about the events this evening? caller: i think the president is not guilty. he's a great man. he's done everything we wanted for this world, for usa, i love trump. trump 2024. host: let's hear from karen in virginia, democrats line. caller: so, they are all saying birds of a flayer -- feather flock together. people who support trump, it's kind of true. i find if you can support a man who is a billionaire, and gets money for being a crook, you have to take a look at your own self. maybe there is an alliance. i am happy that this is happening, it is long overdue. but if you don't do the crime -- if you do the crime, you do the time then you're not american, you're living in a fantasy world. fani it is going to do her thing.

the chaos played out last night at cook's corner, a bar in the remote area east of irvine.nforcement officer. according to sources, he may have been targeting his wife. more details are expected to come out in a news conference later today. >>> former president trump is expected to surrender today to authorities in georgia. he's facing 13 felony counts including a racketeering charge in efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. and it comes as trump makes a last-minute replacement in his legal reputation. several codefendants have already surrendered, which include rudy giuliani who turned himself in yesterday. >>> many parents are fearing the future of san francisco schools, school closures will be on the agenda when school board members meet next tuesday. that news debated last night at a community meeting involving parents. the district is facing a massive budget deficit and staffing issues and lower enrollment. board members are expected to create an advisory committee before any closures are decided. >>> the "today" show starts now, but "today in the bay" con

he of irvine and 53 year-old glen sproul of stan, the shootings happened around 07:00pm wednesday whennvestigators say 59 year-old john snow inc, a retired ventura police sergeant came into the bar, headed straight to his estranged wife and shot her. he continued firing at others inside and outside the bar. in this cell phone video provided by one of the people who was there. you can see people ducking for cover behind cars and also see a sheriff's deputy outside an suv with what looks like a rifle. officials say the violence finally ended when the gunman was killed during a gun battle with 7 sheriff's deputies with the roads around the bar opened friday. we got a closer look at some of the damage left behind both physical and emotional. we want to get our deepest condolences everybody who is involved in this horrific. >> incident. it's on thinkable. the magnitude. the trickle effect. this has everything. our prayers go out to all who were hurt in. and not with us anymore. there are no words there. i've wears for any of this. >> that was chip yost reporting. coming up, how a local bake

it will be moderated by the uc irvine school of law henry weinstein. we have posted most of our september lineup, you can register in the email you will get after tonight program. to tell you more about what is coming up, my friend and colleague, back from vacation, david larry. -- david laher. >> a special welcome to ever live c-span audience, we are pleased to have you with us. it is challenging to come back from vacation and the pleasure of disconnection. that pleasure does not last very long. the daunting issues of our future remains uncertain, that is why we are still here at the 171st broadcast. she also mentioned the next two programs. on september 6 we will have a return visit from lieutenant colonel retired alex -- who will provide insights on foreign policy regarding russia, ukraine and military strategic affairs. he was the head of the european desk of the national security council through a part of the trump administration and served in embassies in moscow and kyiv. he will be talking with larry matthau. we will host experts on millennials

it happened monday afternoon at a busy shopping center in irvine but police say the suspects took offarly $900,000 worth of merchandise. they are still on the loose. police also believe the crew is behind other robberies in the area which of course would stand to reason. >> plenty of cameras in that place. officials in illinois facing backlash for a new law that will allow noncitizens to join the police force. they have lost a lot of cops in chicago over the past two years. in the windy city to understand this. i was i going to work if at all? >> it goes into effect january 1st. it has alarmed a lot of people. people connecting this to the waves of immigrants who are showing up by bus and places like chicago and overwhelming the cities. former mayoral candidate was when they speak up and say allowing noncitizens to enforce laws defies common sense. >> first that comes in, noncitizen. become a police officer. having a right to arrest a citizen's own country. that is totally wrong. >> this is not a situation where someone with a legal status for get a badge and a gun soon as they cross

in irvine, california, three men broad day light stealing $300,000 of jewelry.e the place? are they afraid to go to jail? no. leo terrell is a fox news contributor and lives in california. what is going on? i could have shown ten more videos of similar scenes. it's frightening. >> it's very frightening. fox is the only networks that is broadcasting it. the bottom line is this. no one is afraid to go to jail when they steal. there's no arrests at all. crime is encouraged. what is so amazing, these crimes are not happening at night where they have to break. in it's happening in broad daylight. they can walk in, steal in broad daylight, walk out and and no arrests whatsoever. why? even if they get arrested, they'll be released because of the no bail policy, this is what is happening in progressive cities. all we have gotten from the major is we should stop. it's george soros money that is forming democrats to stand down and allow crime to happen. >> martha: you hear from more and more people, celebrities and folks out there saying we can't live like this. here's an

walter irvin actually ended up living because when he was shot, he played dead. the other one was shot and killed, samuel shepard. they were both handcuffed, as you can see in the photo, and was shot to death. they all died in either prison or on parole as can be convicted criminals. in 2021, 70 years later, a judge exonerated them. the trial was considered a fraud. in closing, there is a two tiered justice system. it does exist. it is not what my republican colleagues want to say it is using your story for. that is not republicans versus democrats. it's black, brown, and poor people versus everyone else. i will not accept one republican politicians like to appropriate the language of the movement for black lives and civil rights that have been a political agenda to defend donald trump. this is the two justice system. this is the two to justice system. we have to continue to fight for a world where this doesn't happen. this case about hunter biden is a case closed. i will close with the question for the chairman. considering the quote, fosters, abuses and misrepr