of our beloved irving kristol. before we introduced this winter, i want to turn the microphone over to bill kristol, editor at large. he will speak about his father and his legacy. ladies and gentlemen, bill kristol. [applause] mr. kristol: good evening. it's an honor to join arthur and congratulations to boris johnson on i think the 15th irving kristol award. before that, there was about a quarter century of francis moyer award, always a great stick with group if you look it up. -- great distinguished group if you look at. i remember in 2003, i told my father they voted to change the award from the francis boyer lecture to the irving kristol lecture. my father was not much moved by these kinds of honors, honestly. but that one meant something to him. i remember later on talking to him and saying, don't you feel a little guilty about francis boyer? and my father said no, not really. [laughter] he had a good run. the irving kristol has had a good run, and hopefully it has a few good years and it. but it's a dog eat

welcome to the 2018 annual dinner and irving kristol award.iends and new friends and good food and a beautiful setting to celebrate here at the national building museum a community we have built together. aei is a community of $250 and staff in 1600 supporters and as many of you know we're founded in 1938, 80 years ago, this year. it's our 40th annual dinner. it's amazing. some of you have been to most of them. [laughter] my first aei annual dinner was in 2007 and i was a professor at syracuse university and i was invited as a visiting scholar to attend this wonderful event and my wife esther and i came down from syracuse like country mice and we looked at this crowd and said these are people i only ever see on tv. and we were watching the speaker with binoculars which gives you an idea of what table i got. esther turned to me and said can you imagine hosting this dinner? i said, no chance. america is such a great country and within a year i was president of the american enterprise institute. you never know what life has in store for you. it's

it is being called the irving fire, and it has now spread to 100 acres. it is 10 percent contained this morning. it is expected to grow. here is a map showing exactly where that fire in burning. there are evacuations in place. officials are urging those in the area of mountain king road, portola ave and almao down to barranca ... to leave the area. crews say this fire is difficult to access because of steep terrain. ( james ) breaking overnight news... oakland fire crews are currently working a fire at a homeless encampment. this is a picture of the fire. it was first reported just before 3 this morning in the 22-hundred block of east 12th street. about 30 people were displaced. no word yet on injuries or a cause. ( james ) another big story we are following this morning... 32 - members of street gangs have been indicted on 240 counts ... including credit card fraud. they are suspected in an unusually sophiscated scheme targeting credit card readers from medical and dental offices... some here in the bay area. the charges are against members of the "bully

today at 7:00 eastern, former british foreign secretary boris johnson receives the 2018 irving crystal award at the american enterprise institute's annual dinner. watch live coverage here on c-span2, on-line at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. our prime time programming tonight leads off at 8:00 with the house ways and means committee hearing on several tax cut proposals, dubbed 2.0. you can see that on c-span2, c-span.org or with the c-span radio app. coming up this weekend on book tv. saturday at 8 p.m. eastern. fox news host jeanine pirro has her thoughts on the trump presidency and detractors "liars, leakers and liberals", and i went to the dairy and came out and one of the press people said, janine, there's already an article on what happened at the dairy farm. i said, really what? what did it say? it said nothing that i said, but when alleged that i said x, y and z. and i remember sitting in the car, i didn't realize that it was fake news. but i said, how can i possibly run against someone where the fix is in? it's already rigged. they're saying i said things

(pam) firefighters in the north bay are still battling the irving fire...ls say, they have pin-pointed the cause. and as kron 4's terisa estacio reports -- marin county fire says, once again, p-g-&-e is to blame. terisa estacio reporting, marin county - i am here in marin county near where the irving fire started, pge crews are re-establishing power this as marin county fire announces what they say started the fire... laine hendricks, marin co. spokesperson. marin co fire inspectors have determined it was caused by a downed power line. the irving fire ignited monday night near samual p taylor park in marin's san geronimo valley in western marin. the fire now 80 percent contained. it burned through 152 acres. this is video taken from county fire personnel out on the front lines. water tenders, five engines and four hand crews remain putting out hot spots. the power line - at the focus of the investigation is up near mt. barnabe. cynthia fetherstone, marin resident it was some fire. i was really scared, never scared like that. cynthia evacuated monday night a

it is being called the irving fire, and it has now spread to 100 acres. it is 10 percent contained this morning. it is expected to grow. here is a map showing exactly where that fire in burning. there are evacuations in place. officials are urging those in the area of mountain king road, portola avenue and almao down to barranca ... to leave the area. crews say this fire is difficult to access because of steep terrain. ( robin ) i'm here with john shrable who is looking at the conditions the firefighters are facing this morning. john. continued sunshine today as the bay area will again see temperatures peaking just continued sunshine today as the bay area will again see temperatures peaking just slightly above average for this time of year. highs this afternoon will range from the 50's and 60's along the coast to the 70's and 80's inland. expect a noticeable cool down into wednesday as a trough pushes in overnight. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond brid

the irving fire broke out last night. it has blackened 115 acres. planes were spotted near samuel p. taylor state park. that's officer francis drake boulevard. evacuations went out immediately for some neighbors near forest knolls and la gunitas. kpix5's emily turner joins us now live. >> reporter: you can see smoke rising up behind those trees as the wind pick up in these afternoon hours. we do now know just in the last half hour that some of the folks who have been evacuated are allowed home, though they may not have power. pg&e is working on that. it hasn't been an easy day for marin county firefighters trying to control the irving fire near la ganitas. >> most of the terrain is super steep we can't even get the dozers into. crews have been working hard all summer. we're trying to get crews to put it in. >> reporter: firefighters managed to stop forward progress, which is another good sign, but the fire threatens about 150 homes. jean barronsmeyer had to evacuate hers last night. >> when you're 86 years old, it's scary, but you do what you have t

the irving fire broke out last night at samuel p taylor state park.his is new video this morning from the fire lines. the fire is up to 100 acres. crews are dealing with steep terrain in the area, but containment is up to 10%. 20 to 30 buildings are threatened. evacuees are being directed toward the school. smoky conditions are being reported. >>> a revamped emergency alert system that grew out of last year's wine country wildfire is being tested in sonoma county. one of the fire survivors biggest complaints was the lack of communication from officials last year. the county has updated its emergency notification system to use a combination of calls, text comments all for the worse. the calls were made last night between 6:00 and 8:00, but not everyone got the call. >> does it surprise you that you didn't get the call? >> a little bit. like any new system, there are going to be flaws. hopefully they will work them out before it needs to be used. >> tomorrow, and the test will activate alarms on cell phones. this it will sound like an amber alert. the c

(ken) firefighters in the north bay are still battling the irving fire... but officials say they have pin-pointed the cause. as kron 4's terisa estacio reports-- marin county fire says p-g-&-e is to blame. terisa estacio reporting, marin county - i am here in marin county near where the irving fire started, pge crews are re-establishing power this as marin county fire announces what they say started the fire... laine hendricks, marin co. spokesperson. marin co fire inspectors have determined it was caused by a downed power line. the irving fire ignited monday night near samual p taylor park in marin's san geronimo valley in western marin. the fire now 80 percent contained. it burned through 152 acres. this is video taken from county fire personnel out on the front lines. water tenders, five engines and four hand crews remain putting out hot spots. the power line - at the focus of the investigation is up near mt. barnabe. cynthia fetherstone, marin resident it was some fire. i was really scared, never scared like that. cynthia evacuated monday night as she s

so, you know, you should -- >> got your point, irving. >> with all due respect, irving, i emphatically disagree with the comparison. we're talking about a situation where someone was carrying on activity as an adult, the most heinous kinds of crimes. he was essentially living two lives. brett kavanaugh has been an exemplary public servant. ted bundy wasn't. he didn't hold office. he wasn't a federal judge who had gone through confirmation. ted bundy never went through as far as i know a single fbi background check rather than six background checks. :: him. >> host: the charges about what happened turn out to be true should brett kavanaugh still get the lifetime appointment went. >> i will not answer the hypothetical question because i don't think at this stage, we know it will not be proven. her best recollection and he will say i deny. he's not denying an episode happened that he is the perpetrator. i do not want to criticize or attack the accuser but i hope there is spared is to everyone involved in the process. what do kids say that's not fair? >> test fairness because talking about

live update from the fire lines of what's being called the irving fire.s good news tonight as firefighters work to gain control of the planes. >> that's all coming up at five. thank you, frank. >>> next on the four on 2, lucky to be alive. a boy takes a fall out of history house, and onto a need to skewer. and, he lives to tell the tale. >> all i can remember is laughing and crying, and cheering. and just the support of my friends and family. it's powerful. >>> a missouri father says his sun is lucky to be alive after falling face first onto a meet skewer. it happened over the weekend, when 10-year-old xavier miller fell from history house after a swarm of bees started to attack him. now, the skewer was about one foot long and nearly went all the way through to the back of xavier's had. >> it missed his brain. and missed his brainstem. and missed the nurse, everything that is valuable in your head, it missed everything. >> just incredible. the surgery there took hours but ultimately was successful. xavier is expected to be released from the hospital in th

welcome to the 2018 dinner of the irving kristol award.we're here tonight in this beautiful setting to celebrate a t the national building museum, a community we have built together. aei is a community of scholars 250 and staff and 1600 supporters. we were founded in 1938, 80 years ago this year. this is our 40th annual dinner. amazing.

fire fighters in the north bay are still batting the irving fire...t officials say they have pin-pointed the cause. as kron 4's terisa estacio reports-- marin county fire says p-g-&-e is to blame. terisa estacio reporting, marin county - i am here in marin county near where the irving fire started, pge crews are re-establishing power this as marin county fire say start fire... laine hendricks, marin co. spokesperson. marin co fire inspectors have determined it was caused by a downed power line. the irving fire ignited monday night near samual p taylor park in marin's san geronimo valley in western marin. the fire now 80 percent contained. it burned through 152 acres. this is video taken from county fire personnel out on the front lines. water tenders, five engines and four hand crews remain putting out hot spots. the power line - at the focus of the investigation is up near mt. barnabe. cynthia fetherstone, marin resident it was some fire. i was really scared, never scared like that. cynthia evacuated monday night as she says flames roared up on the r

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the irving fire started a couple of o name-- near samuel p taylor state park. crews were able to get exclusive video of the downed power lines that provided-- provided the spark. the fire is 80% contained this evening. we spoke to neighbors who are not surprised that pg&e is getting the blame. julie? >> for the rural community impacted by the irving fire it's probably the best case scenario. no homes were destroyed, everyone got out safely, but now the focus is on the cause. >>>reporter: i'm not surprised. for folks in the north it's becoming status quo.>> another spark by this equipment, in this case, power lines. >> i don't know who's responsible.>> the details are still being investigated. we were just able to narrow it and isolate the-- that the power lines were the cause of the fire. >> this marks the 17th fire blamed on pg&e equipment but in many cases there were no evidence that you-- safety laws were violated. more than 200 lawsuits now blame the company for other wildfires and potential liability is as much as $17 billion. >> it's a given that the girl

all evacuation orders have been lifted for the irving fire... burning in western marin near lagunitis and samuel p. taylor state park. and all roads have reopened. containment on this fire is up to 45- percent. flames have burned 152 acres. fortunately... no buildings are damaged. the cause of this fire is under investigation. ( darya ) the snell fire -- burning in napa county -- is now 60 percent contained. this fire has burned nearly 25-hundred acres since it started on saturday. this is video from over the weekend. all evacuation orders and road closures have been lifted in the area... just southeast of middletown. there are still 11-hundred firefighters working the fire... but cal fire does ánot expect this one to grow in size. investigators are still trying to figure out this fire. ( james ) new this morning... the housing crisis in the bay area is only getting worse. a new report shows that available housing in the bay area only increased by about 15-thousand units in 2017... according to the association of bay area governments... that num

families were told to get out just an hour after the "irving fire" started in marin county.hange in protocol for cal fire. they say the population boom is creating extra traffic in the country ... which can be dangerous in the event of a raging fire. <"remote areas one lane are hard to get to, we need people out of the way, the quicker they get out the better "><"we will evacuate sooner than later. it's definatley deadly couple of fire seasons and we're not going to take any chances on lives its not worth it."> (lydia) cal fire wants people to know we are entering the most dangerous time of the fire season and when they call for evacuations you should take it seriously. ( james ) t top floor of the salesforce tower is now open. the ohana floor has a breath taking view of san francisco from above. salesforce c-e-o marc benioff says the public will soon be invited up free of charge. skylight holes were cut into the ceiling of the top floor.. so during the day natural light will pour in and then at night you can see the stars through the structure as the l-e-d's reflect

. >>> the irving fire caused some powerlines to go down. it's not clear where the line came down but the irving fire has burned 152 acres and is 65% contained. evacuation orders have been ordered and about 150 homes have been threatened. many people will go to the community center and we are told many of the residents may not have power until later this afternoon. >>> a three-year-old is in critical condition after a shooting that happened just outside the bay area. >> the toddler was inside her own home when someone shot from the street. pager rivera spent the morning speaking with investigators and so far they do not think anyone in the home was actually targeted. trickle a three-year-old toddler is in critical condition after shots rang out. they were going through the evidence and speaking to witnesses. i want to show you what this look like last night around 9:30 last night. gunfire rang out in this community and deputies arrived on scene and learned that a three-year-old child was transported to the hospital by someone in a private ca

it is being called the irving fire, and it has now spread to 15 acres...it is zero percent contained.20o 30 structures are threatened at structures are 20 to 30 structures are threatened at this time. that fire is expected to grow, the conditions are very dry right now.this is in west marin between lagunitas and pt. reyes station.(pam)officials are urging those in the area of mountain kind road, portola ave and almao down to barranca to leave the area and head to lagunitas school for more information.crews say this fire is difficult to access because of steep terrain. residents in fairfax and san geronimo are being warned that smoke from this fire could impact the area. (pam)tonght-- the (pam) area.area.impact the this fire could smoke from this fire could impact the area. (pam)tonght-- the silver and black back in action at the oakland coliseum.... the raiders are hosting the rams... in what could be the last season opener in oakland... (ken) the raiders are set to play in a new stadium in vegas in two years.. next year is still up in the air. kron4's j-r stone is live at the coliseum

(grant) as of a little earlier this evening...all evacuation orders were lifted for the irving fire...burning in western marin near lagunitis and samuel p taylor state park... however more than 50 households are without power. this is video from last night when there was no containment and there was concern this could spread to homes. within the hour...marin fire tweeted out that containment is up to 45 percent. the fire has burned at least 152 acres....but no structures damaged. but again, people are back home...though some of them are without power because of the fire. all roads are back open. the cause is being investigated. and the snell fire, burning in napa county...is now 60 percent contained...aft er burning nearly 25-hundred acres since it started on saturday. this is video from over the weekend....when there were towering flames. towering n there were towering flames. all evacuation orders and road closures have also been lifted in that area...jsut south-east of middletown. there are still 11-hundred people working the fire...and cal fire does not expect this one to grow in

the irving fire has burned more than 100 acres in samuel p. taylor state park. today marks 17 years since the 9/11 terror attacks. this is a last look at the commemoration ceremony in new york city. right now loved ones are reading the names of the nearly 3,000 people killed that day. >>> number three, live now to shanksville, pennsylvania, where president trump is about to speak this morning to mark the september 11th anniversary at the flight 93 memorial. flight 93 was bound for sfo but hijackers forced the plane to divert. >>> number four, hurricane florence is gaining strength. the category 4 storm expected to make landfall on thursday in north carolina. president trump has approved an emergency declaration for the state. >>> number five, we'll keep an eye on that. we'll also keep an eye on olivia that will hit maui directly tomorrow. hazy due to the smoke to the north. y.dvisory are all c tt and. sigalert on the southbound side of 880 just before 16th avenue. that was a crash involving a motorcycle and a few other vehicles. that's the good news. the bad new

(pam) the "irving fire" in marin county last week, prompted evacuation orders just an hour from the time the wildfire started. the quick orders by officials this fire season ... got people wondering whether cal-fire is changing its evacuation protocol. kron 4's gabe slate talked with cal- fire.. he has the details. sound from - amy head, cal fire spokeswoman"we will evacuate sooner than later to save lives, these fires now are so intense and moving fast, and with what happened last year we don't want to wait" cal fire spokeswoman amy head says the early evacuation orders of the irving fire that were sent out just one hour after the fire started on september 10th near samuel p. taylor state park in marin county is the new normal you can blame the population boom here creating extra traffic, the drought which has ripened the vegetation into wildfire fuel, and the amount of people moving out into the country living in the woods among the hard to navigate narrow windy country roads. sound from - amy head, cal fire spokeswoman "remote areas one lane are hard to get to, we need people out of t

the irving fire started outside of the park around 7:00 last night and quickly advanced toward dozens of homes. >> we stood there and it was, you know, 100 feet high. right up there in the hill. it was terrifying. >> reporter: evacuations ordered just after 9:00 p.m. 100 people came here to the community center. did you sleep here? >> i did. >> reporter: did you get any sleep? >> not much. >> reporter: firefighters worked on steep irn kleins throughout the night. >> there's heavy brush. >> reporter: only 100 of them made it here, leaving engine companies doing double duty. >> they're having to hold the hose and cut the lines. the going was slow. >> reporter: today, the manpower doubled, but they're exhausted. >> they drove through the night and got three hours of sleep after working all day yesterday and they're working through the day today. that's all we have. >> reporter: the people are thankful. >> our hearts go out to them. they were out there saving our wonderful community. >> reporter: the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> classes were canceled at the schools becaus

. >>> on the fire watch, we know the cause of the irving fire. the blaze scorched 152 achors and -- acres and still burning three days later. it is 90% contained. downed pd and e power lines sparked the flames. >>> in shasta, the delta fire burned 58,000 ache ergs. the fire -- acres. the fire continues to rage. other 3,000 firefighters were deployed to fight the fires. i. -5 is open with limited traffic control. and some evacuation ordered were liflted. -- lifted. now the fire is only 17% contained. >>> and crews responded to this crash on the bay bridge. chopper 5 captured the video. you can see a person on the road just east of the hair son street off-ramp. the lanes are reopened. >>> and pittsburgh police and emergency personnel on the scene of a rollover crash. police say the driver swerved to avoid hitting a deer and caused the bmw to roll over. the driver sufshed minor injuries. >>> new information on a deadly shooting spree in bakers field. that story is coming up. ooting rampage s >>> six people including the suspected gunman are dead a s

they evacuated last night because of the irving fire. >> everything is on foot right now. it's too steep for dozers to operate. so we've got hand crews and engine companies putting in hose line and cutting brush from the fuels. >> reporter: marin fire says the cause is still under investigation, but we found this scene in the area fire officials say the blaze started. you can see pg&e crews handling downed power lines. firefighters are spooling line and a pole without any power line at all. crews will fight the flames into tomorrow digging containment lines making sure it doesn't jump the ridge and burn into the neighborhoods on the other side. marin county just inspected these homes in the san geronimo valley this summer. only about 60% of them were compliant with state regulations for defensible space. the fire threatened about 150 of those homes and as long as the winds calm down and the humidities come up, firefighters say this will simply be a not so subtle reminder to get fire wise. >> we have a lot of urban interface and a lot of fuels. citizens need to stay prepare

. >> reporter: the irving fire started monday night near the town of lagunitas. the fire charred 152 acres and threatened as many as 150 homes. investigators say it started at the base of mount barnaby, near a popular hiking trail. >> the marin county fire department investigators have determined the cause of the irving fire to be a downed power line. >> reporter: but marin county spokeswoman lanie hendricks says why that pg&e line went down is still under investigation. pg&e maps show a power outage at arroyo road and portola avenue in lagunitas, not long after the power started. it knocked out power to a nearby fire lookout station as well as communication towers. in a statement, pg&e called the results preliminary. >> and said -- >> we are monitoring fire conditions from our wildfire safety operations center in san francisco 24/7 to determine what if any additional threat the fire may pose to oures last october. also under scrutiny is pg&e's use of reclosers. reclosers sent jolts of power to check ons on temporary. but if the line is on the ground the surge ca

year we don't want to wait" cal fire spokeswoman amy head says the early evacuation orders of the irving fire that were sent out just one hour after the fire started on september 10th near samuel p. taylor state park in marin county is the new normal you can blame the population boom here creating extra traffic, the drought which has ripened the vegetation into wildfire fuel, and the amount of people moving out into the country living in the woods among the hard to navigate narrow windy country roads. sound from - amy head, cal fire spokeswoman "remote areas one lane are hard to get to, we need people out of the way, the quicker they get out the better " and cal fire wants people to know we are entering the most dangerous time of the fire season and when they call for evacuations you should take it seriously sound from - amy head, cal fire spokeswoman "september october indian summer the heat is coming and the winds and this when it gets bad and scary and people should be ready for a big wildfire and ready to evacuate " gabe slate kron 4 news. gabe slate to evacuate " wildfire and ready

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so, -- host: got your point, irving. all due respect, i emphatically disagree with the comparison we are talking about, a situation where a person was caring out the most heinous crimes and living two lives. brett kavanaugh has been an exemplary public servant. ted bundy wasn't and he did not hold office and was not a federal judge that went through confirmation. ted bundy never went through, as far as i know, a single fbi background check, let alone six. the real rent kavanaugh -- brett kavanaugh is the one we saw in the hearings and has generated -- not generated, but people came up spontaneously who went to high school with him, young mothers, said this is not the character of brett kavanaugh. this is not who we knew in high school. just accepting the possibility of the argument that let's just look at the high school episode, what we are hearing is to bits to his character, even in high school. it is a character that has continued for decades. turn out to charges be true, should he get a lifetime appointment to the s

you can see the flames here as the irving fire burns deep in the terrain near samuel p. taylor park. the brushfire began around 7:00 p.m. last night, already forcing more than 100 nearby residents to evacuate. >> as you were sitting right where i'm standing, it was -- flames were, you know, 100 feet high. >> reporter: you can count dave court as one of these evacuees. dave is also the executive director of the san engineer on me valley community center, serving as the primary shelter for evacuees. >> you really go into work mode. you almost say, hey, i've got a job to do, and we're here to serve our community. >> reporter: now court says about 100 evacuees showed up last night. next door to the center is lagunitas elementary school. they cancelled today due to the impact of the fire. they say the school is unharmed, but many staff and students were forced to evacuate their homes. >> i think it's a good idea, just for precaution. the air quality is bad. they have to take those measures. >> reporter: meanwhile, fire crews are being briefed this morning on the challenges ah

. >>> cal fire calling this the irving fire,'s burned 100 acres and 35% contained. we've received word that all evacuation orders have been lifted. the fire broke out last night. a nearby school was closed today as a precaution. >> i think it's a good idea. the air quality's bad, you know, they have to take those measures. >> cal fire has stepped in, helping marin county firefight that blaze. >>> this ominous image sums up hurricane florence. the massive hurricane is barrelling toward the carolinas and virginia, sure to leave damage and flooding in its wake. as the category four storm closes in, up to 1 million people spent the day evacuating. president trump has already issued a state of emergency for north and south carolina as well as virginia. fema officials are mostly worried about flooding. more than 20 inches of rain is expected. die might a despite all the dire warnings, some people refuse to leave. >> if it's your time, it's your time. >> if they want you to get out, you have to get out. it's going to be impossible for anybody to get in there. it's going to

you can track hurricane florence and find updates as lie storm hits on our website, as cws mada the irving fire beg at samuel b taylor state park. the fire department says it has burned 152 acres and is 45% contained. there are no reports of any injuries. utility crews are working to restore -- restore power and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> we are learning of the latest plan to build the navigation center for the homeless. this is blocks from a popular tourist area. the mayor signed off on the site but as our reporter explains, not everyone is happy about it. >> reporter: the newest navigation center for the homeless will be built here on what is now a city owned parking lot. the lot at kearney and bay has no businesses in the immediate area but it is only three blocks from pier 39, an international tourist attraction. >> this is to bring people was shopping carts and people who are sleeping in embarcadero plaza off the street and into the shelter. >> reporter: the shelters have helped in other parts of the city and they are hoping it will make a difference here.

today at 7:00 eastern former british foreign secretary boris johnson receives 2018 irving crystal award at the american enterprise institute annual dinner, watch live coverage on c-span2 online at c-span.org or you can listen with the c-span radio app. our prime time programming tonight leads off at 8:00 with the how ways and means committee, tax reform 2.0, you can see that tonight at 8:00 on eastern on c-span2, c-span.org or c-span radio app. >> members of the hispanic caucus took part of immigration policy that looked at legislative efforts to revise the daca program and pass comprehensive immigration reform. corporate executives and a union representative on the panel talked about the relationship between immigration and the economy, cbs news correspondent moderated the half-hour event. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ron estrada, senior president for corporate and social responsibility at univision. [applause] [speaking in spanish] >> how is everyone doing? closing, let's get louder than this. [cheers and applause] >> there we go. >> normally i like to say to get everyone f

the so-called irving fire broke out. this is video from the fire lines . it is up to 100 acres. the crews are dealing with steep terrain and attainment is up to 10%. 20 to 30 buildings are being threatened. evacuees are being directed to the school. anne makovec is headed to the scene and will have a live report later in the newscast. >>> the first test of a major overall to the emergency alert system in sonoma county. estate investigation criticize the county's decision not to use mass cell phone alerts during last october's wildfires. more on the changes that could saveives in future disasters. >> reporter: officials are calling more than 300,000 folds that they are testing the alert system. tom storm says that an emergency alert 11 months ago, when a massive wildfire was ravaging his neighborhood, would have been very helpful. >> you remember, the fire was moving fast. any time at all would have gotten us moving sooner. >> reporter: he now lives in an rv just a few yards from where his house burned to the ground. >> i would not have waited as long as i did and ended up with j

the irving fire has grown to 40 acres in samuel p taylor state park. people living near mt. kioad are being forced out of their homes. this is new video coming in from the fire lines. crews are dealing with very difficult terrain. some 20-30 buildings are threatened. so far, no containment on this fire. evacuees are being directed to a school. we will stay on top of this and bring you more information as we get it >>> cameras are rolling as a muni bus slams into a building on a busy san francisco street. tonight, we are seeing just how close it could have been to a major disaster. it happened this morning in the marina district near lombard and stop -- and scott streets. we have video from several and girls -- several angles. >> reporter: a dash cam happened to be rolling when a muni bus comes down crashing into a white van and shooting sparks into the air. across the street, a hotel camera captures the same thing. but, it is the drycleaner's front window that takes a direct hit. you can see debris falling off the window. >> if the driver has been transported with life- thre

the irving fire has burned 115 acres and is now 45% contained. crews are out tonight watching for hotspots. about 150 homes were threatened last night. many people headed to an emergency shelter that was set up at the san geronimo community center. we're told about 50 of the families who returned home this evening may not have power restored until tomorrow afternoon. >>> an east bay politician plans to spend tonight inside a tiny home. abel guillen moved into the home today in west oakland and said he plans to stay there for a couple days. guillen says nearly 15% of california community college students don't have consistent housing. laney college students helped buil for homes that could help students with no other place to live. the goal is to eventually build enough tiny homes to house a thousand people. >> the answer to homelessness is we know that's really expens takes a long time. in the meantime, we ought to make investments. >> this is not going to be a party spot. this is not going to be a kick back and smoke week and all that stuff. tha

firefighters confirmed these downed lines sparked the irving fire near the state park. it is unclear though what brought the power lines down. pg&e released a statement, we are away of the downed power line as the cause of the fire. we are continuing to work with calfire to understand more about the circumstances of the signing. b.a.r.t. -- >>> b.a.r.t. admits it sent license plate numbers to a database that federal officials could look at. the license plate readers at the station in oakland was reportedly sent a database between january and august of last year. a member of b.a.r.t.'s board of directors said he had no idea the information was being sent to the database until the bay area news group broke the story. >> it is disappointing to me. our values have been around sanctuary and safe transit for individuals. >> the safe transit policy is supposed to prevent employees from taking part in federal immigration laws.'s spokesman released a statement that read in part, the cameras were accidentally activated and we don't know if i see got the information. the policy is

new developments in the irving fire burning in marin county. we've learned a downed pg&e power line started it. the fire broke out in the san geronimo valley monday night. officials lifted evacuation orders yesterday, but many homes are still without power. the fires burned 152 acres. that's a quarter of a square mile, relatively small still at 65% contained. today the san francisco police commission is expected to discuss the case of a headless body found in a soma neighborhood home last month. the homeowner brian egg was reported missing early this summer. last month a body was found in a fish tank in his home and many presume it's that of egg's. last night friends gathered outside the home and his family flew in from florida to be at the vigil. >> this, of course, has been an extremely difficult, confusing and sad time for our family. we have endured a range of fears and emotion over the last couple of months, and we want to thank all the people who haveen support. >> reporter: friends are upset with the police department because officers we

families were told to get out just an hour after the "irving fire" started in marin county. change in protocol. sound from - amy head, cal fire spokeswoman"we will evacuate sooner than later to save lives, these fires now are so intense and moving fast, and with what happened last year we don't want to wait" cal fire spokeswoman amy head says the early evacuation orders of the irving fire that were sent out just one hour after the fire started on september 10th near samuel p. taylor state park in marin county is the new normal you can blame the population boom here creating extra traffic, the drought which has ripened the vegetation into wildfire fuel, and the amount of people moving out into the country living in the woods among the hard to navigate narrow windy country roads. sound from - amy head, cal fire spokeswoman "remote areas one lane are hard to get to, we need people out of the way, the quicker they get out the better " and cal fire wants people to know we are entering the most dangerous time of the fire season and when they call for evacuations you should take it

. >> host: got your point irving. >> guest: with all due respect irving y emphatically disagree with the imharyn. a situation alwhere a person was carrying on activity as an adult. the most heinous kinds of crimes, and essentially living two lives. brett kavanaugh has been an exemplary public servant. ted bundy wasn't. he didn't hold office. he wasn't a federal judge who had gone through confirmation. ted bundy never went through as far as i know a single fbi background check, rather than six backgroundchucks. and so the real brett kavanaugh is the brett kavanaugh we saw in the confirmation hearings, and the real brett kavanaugh is the person who has generated -- not generated. people have came unspontaneously who have gone to high school with him. young women who are now mothers who said this is not the character of brett kavanaugh. this is not who we knew in high school. so just accepting the argument that let's just look at the high school episode. what we're hearing is all these tributes to his character even in high school and it's a character that has continued for these many d

. >> host: about a half hour left with ken star, taking your calls, irving in a lot las vega, democrat. >> caller: good morning. my comment is that i hear ken star who is a -- a promoting, kavanaugh's exemplary character but the same thing could be said for ted bundy. well people who knew him, they stood up for his character, even elected officials. they stood up. i'm not saying that kavanaugh is ted bundy, but i'm saying that they did no the real ted bundy. they didn't know him. so you know. >> host: got your point irving. >> guest: with all due respect i emphatically disagree with the comparison we're talking about a situation where someone was carrying on activity as an adult. the most heinous kinds of crimes. and he was essentially living two lives. brett kavanaugh has been an exemplary public servant. ted bundy want. he didn't hold office. he wasn't a federal judge who had gone through confirmation. ted bundy never rewent through as far as i knowa single fbi background check rather than six background checks. and so the real brett kavanaugh is the brett kavanaugh we saw in the con

they speak to this guy irv earle he's an m.d. and he's a professor at the university of washington school of medicine and he's one of the nation's foremost experts diabetes he himself has type one diabetes and he remembers back in the one nine hundred sixty s. he supposed seventy five cents so now it's up to thirteen hundred dollars a month for two vials or whatever you need for that month. but so this cost he's talking about half of patients actually go to canada to get their insulin . obviously canada has a universal health care and they negotiate prices with the pharmaceutical companies so you know there's this crazy idea here in america where trump ran on the he would allow re-importation so he would allow to canada to negotiate prices with pharmaceuticals but we americans can't do that is against our ideology but you can we'll let you go up there. and get their prices but here he says he doesn't blame the drug makers for the price increases exclusively he said there are three companies that make insulin products but the nati

the irving fire broke out in samuel p. taylor state park near lagunitas last night, as we reported. containment is now at 35%. evacuation orders are in place for part of san geronimo valley. the fire department says access in the area is difficult and power lines are down. so it's a bit tricky for them. >> we definitely have noticed the wind picking up today. you probably saw in leslie's shot. especially in the north bay. >> for a look at how this is affecting the fires, we want to touch base with sandhya patel. sandhya? >> and those winds will make it challenging for the fire crews. right now let's take a look at the marin county fire first. 63 degrees. relative humidity 59% because the winds are coming onshore from the west-northwest, gusting to about 224 miles per hour. now the fire conditions near suisun city. it is 81 degrees. relative humidity 25%. but once again, the challenge here for the crews will be those gusty winds. they will remain gusty this evening. right now out of the west at 22 miles an hour. kristen? >> thank you. >>> interstate 5 is open now, but you can expect

(grant) the irving fire is now 90 percent contained. the cal frie website say 152 acre have burned.d out just continuing with mop up and monitering for hot spots. intial reports point to a downed power line being the cause of the fire. a pg&e spokeswoman said the utility company is working with cal fire and the county fire department. the fire department the fire department got their first reports of the fire around seven monday night. (catherine) we're learning more about the shooting spree in bakersfield last night..that left six people dead, including the gunman. he's been been identified as 54-year-old javier casarez...who targeted people at two locations. the kern county sheriff says one of his victims was his estranged wife... investigators -- still trying to figure out the connections to the other four people killed. they think casarez forced petra casarez to come with him to a trucking company where he shot a man....shot and killer her....then chased and killed a second man. the gunman then went to a house where he shot and killed another man and his adult daughter. he was e

all evacuation orders have been lifted for the irving fire... lagunitis and samuel p. taylor state park. and all roads have reopened. containment on this fire is up to 45- percent. flames have burned 152 acres. fortunately... no buildings are damaged. the cause of this fire is under investigation. ( darya ) the snell fire -- burning in napa county -- is now 60 percent contained. this fire has burned nearly 25-hundred acres since it started on saturday. this is video from over the weekend. all evacuation orders and road closures have been lifted in the area... just southeast of middletown. there are still 11-hundred firefighters working the fire... but cal fire does ánot expect this one to grow in size. investigators are still trying to figure out the cause of this fire. ( darya ) happening today... the man accused of driving recklessly and killing a c-h-p officer will be arraigned later this morning. officer kirk greiss was in the middle of a traffic stop on i-80 west in fairfield... when authorities say sean walker crashed his pickup truck into