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and she made a big trying to stop it and everybody said wait a minute what is this place in malibu so yes the forgotten fruit aspect of censorship never really stops and so for example when england was very consumed the 19th century with keeping criticism of the king down, keeping the masses from criticizing the king and the church in particular so there is one example. this guy was an antiquarian bookseller who wrote parodies and wrote some jokes, sort of the book of humor but really taking some hard bites at the ruling class and that the church. so what did the british government to? they put him on trial for seditioust libel. no one had heard of this guy. he was just a guy. well the trial itself brought him fame and before the trial -- actually there were three trials. before the trials were done he was selling thousands and ff of his of copies criticisms of the church. >> and what happened to him? >> they finally gave up. he actually won the trial and you know he didn't set out to be a warrior for a free but that's what he became. >> and i'm thinking about the story of kendall. >>

-- malibu, california, and now you're going to go public by september.nology that you're producing. thank you so much. >> thank you, liz. look forward to it. liz: traeger is still grilling up the green for investors as it enters its first full week of trade. shares jumping another 9.5% on so much the huge jump when it went public last week. even with the threat of new competition from welcome back weber grill coming -- from weber grill coming later this week. not all of the big ipos are smoking today. charlie breaks it on what's really behind the underwhelming performance of some of the highest profile debuts including robinhood. how is this stock doing today? we'll check it all out when the closing bell rings in 17 minutes and we come back. ♪ ♪ at usaa, we've been called too exclusive. because we only serve those who honorably served. all ranks, all branches, and their families. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. this isn't just freight. are we still exclusive? absolutely. these aren't just shipments. they're pro

everybody said what is this place in malibu? all of a sudden -- you know, yes, the forbidden fruit aspect of censorship never really stops, and so when -- for example, england was very consumed in the 19th century with keeping criticism of the king down, keeping the masses from criticizing the king and the church in particular, so there's one example. this this guy who was a book seller, who wrote some parodies, wrote some jokes, sort of a book humor, but taking some hard bites at the ruling class and the church. what did the british government do? they put him on trial for blasphemy, liable, and everything else -- libel and everything else. nobody had heard of him before. he was just a guy. the trial brought him fame. there were three trials. before the trials were done, he was selling thousands and thousands of copies of his criticisms of the church. that was repeated. >> what happened to him? >> they finally gave up. he actually won the trial. >> okay. >> he didn't set out to be a warrior for free speech, but that's what he b

she worked in the paradise fire, malibu, oregon, davenport, helping lay the first stones of recovery. >> we don't promise them miracles. we can't give them back the day before. but we can help them re-imagine what the town will look like. >> reporter: her next stop, the home of kevin goss. >> we don't know everything, but we know everyone who knows everything. >> i need her to help me guide through the different femas and the this, who to contact and all this stuff. i've got enough on my plate just trying to console folks. >> are they communicating with you? >> reporter: for thompson, there is sadness knowing the need for her work won't end soon. >> we know places like greenville, you're going to see on repeat for the next couple of years. >> reporter: sometimes a shoulder. >> house been taken away. >> we are not saviors. we are not heroes. we are wildfire survivors. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> that is so sad that she has all these fires to go back to. just in a couple of years, so many places to visit. >> it's such a terrible situation. pg&e is confirming that windy, dry condi

lucy walker was with crews as they battle deadly fires in malibu and paradise focusing on the toll for firefighters and survivors who ran for their lives. >> most people i know lost everything. >> it kills people, takes people's homes, towns, livelihoods. it's stuff you don't get over. >> reporter: the documentary goes beyond hellish events and images and examines what's causing the fire age saying climate change is just part of it. >> climate change is a performance enhancer. higher temperatures especially at night make it much harder to fight the fires. >>e zeros inonw fikl on la replanned with saplings. >> making fires burn faster and hotter. >> i am not hearing this story any more. >> reporter: she explores controlled burns. >> fire can be our friend or our enemy. >> reporter: when they first arrived here by boat they called it bay of smokes because of fires in the area. she says it's always burned but the native americans knew how to control it. >> prescribed burning where there is a practice of deliberately setting fires as a way of actually living more safely with this landscape

bring your own brigade and filmmaker lucy walker was with them as they battled deadly fires in both malibu and paradise focusing on the told the both firefighters and survivors who ran for their lives. >> most of the people i know lost everything. >> it kills people and takes people's homes and towns and livelihoods and things we're building and stuff you don't get over. >> reporter: it goes beyond the hellish events and images and examines what is causing the so- called fire age saying climate change is just part of it. >> yes, it is a performance enhancer with the higher temperatures especially at night makes it much harder to fight these fires. >> reporter: she is euros and on how fires spread more quickly over land logged and replanted with saplings. >> logging operations are making fires burn faster and hotter. >> reporter: she explores controlled burns practiced by native americans for centuries. >> fire can be our friend or enemy. >> reporter: she points out when europeans first arrived here by boat in los angeles they called it the bay of smokes because the fires in the area. she s

. >> since i've lived in malibu for the last 45 years. i used to come to venice all the time and it is gone down so bad with the homeless issue that you don't even want to walk down the street and nobody wants to come here. this has to change. >> and jenner is ending the day in orange county. >> with us in a week until recall ballots hit mailboxes the california republican party is targeting hispanic voters in an effort to get more people to vote. governor newsome out of office. this comes after our recent inside california politics poll show that the majority of hispanics would vote to recall newsom on force. ashley zavala has an exclusive look at how the party is hoping to accomplish this. >> dozens of california gop volunteers gathered for a virtual workshop thursday the focus build relationships and gain support for governor gavin newsom's recall from latino voters with this governor camp by is the people of california and the movement that's been created by his failed leadership. the group plans to spend the next month in gauging wit

things can get tough in malibu. when you made a million dollars an episode. it's tough.k. >> when you look at a debate that happened in the '80s. bill buckley and the aids crisis he said all people with hiv should be tattooed. others said that is ridiculous am we are moving towards that here and i don't like it. >> laura: the biden administration working to require all foreigners who come here to be vaccinated. i mentioned this earlier. now we will get mike pompeo's take on this and why this is not a wonderful idea. >> laura: democrats seem jealous about the other way other countries do. in australia the military is patrolling the streets to enforce the locked am. 300 troops were sent to cities to help police monitor home quarantine for coronavirus patients and set up road blocks. the troops will help the police on a door-to-door search to check if people who contracted covid are isolating. in germany they are banned from even protesting covid dictates. thousands showed up in berlin anyway. here's how they were met. police used pepper spray to break up the crowd. 600 wer

school district facing backlash from parents after saying it would draw students blood, santa monica malibu unified school district changing language on a testing consent form after parents spoke out. and official telling fox news and never intended to do one test calling its inclusion on the form and oversight. carley: a texas house committee could decide to boost spending as border patrol agents worn they are blown away by the crisis and are getting burned out. we are going to have congressman michael burgess join us on that front when "fox and friends first" returns. >> coffee shop closing its doors because of homeless crisis. >> the owner of uptown espresso, good morning, our understanding is this was a thriving institution in seattle and something changed and you are closing up. what was the thing that changed? >> it didn't all of a sudden happen. in 2016 the homelessness around seattle had taken shape in a professional manner. the coffee bar started in 1984 but it was successful to the extent the original owner had expanded to eight locations. we acquired it a couple years ago and one

>> barbra streisand objected very much to some pictures of the place in malibu and she made a big stinking to stop it. everybody said what is this place. the forbidden fruit aspect of censorship never really stops and nothing like keeping the masses criticizing the king and the church in particular. so, there is one example, this antiquarian bookseller who wrote some parodies and jokes, sort of a book of humor but taking some bites. so what did the british government do, they put him on trial for judicious libel and everything else. no one had heard of this guy before him. the trials itself brought him and there were three trials. before they were done he was selling thousands and thousands of copies of his criticisms of the church. >> what happened to him? >> he actually won the trial. he didn't set out to be a war a year for free speech, but that's what he became. >> he didn't win in the sense but it was a case of a boomerang effect. talk about him a little bit. in the early 16th century he was a scholar that again was at oxford and cambridge and went through the illegal translation o

things can get tough in malibu and when you made $1 million an episode it is tough so we will cut herk at a debate that happened in the 80s, bill buckley when the aids crisis was breaking, he said all people with hiv should be identified and tattooed. others said that's ridiculous. we are moving toward something like that and i don't like it. >> great to see you tonight. the biden administration working to require all foreigners who come here to be vaccinated. i mentioned this earlier but now we get mike pompeo's take on this and why this is not a wonderful idea. >> laura: d team democrats seem jealous about the way other countries do things. they love europe's high gas prices and in the what others are doing on the covid friend. in australia the military is patrolling the streets, 300 troops has be sent australia's largest city to help overstretched police monitor home quarantine for coronavirus patients and potentially set up roadblocks and help on a door-to-door search to check if people who contracted covid are isolated. dystopian? you bet. in germany they are banned from protesti

barbara streisand objected very much to having -- there were some aerial pictures of her place in malibu and she was trying to stop it and everybody said what is this place? are forbidden fruit aspect of censorship never really stopped. for example and wind was very consumed in the 19th century with keeping criticism of the king down, criticizing the king in the church in particular so here's one example. an antiquarian bookseller wrote some parody and wrote some jokes sort of the book of humor. what does the british government to? they put them on trial for seditious libel. he was just a guy. the trial itself brought him fame and before the -- text that there were three trials and before the trials were done he was selling thousands and thousands of copies. that was repeated in 100 different ways. >> so what happened to him? >> i finally gave up. he didn't set out to be a warrior for free speech but that's what he became. >> he didn't when but what he was trying to do -- it was a case of the boomerang effect. talk about him a little bit. >> let's start with tyndale being termed by the b

my house in malibu. under my bed i had a rattlesnake . rattlesnake is very scary.a kitchen knife in broomstick in took tape in i reached under there and now i'm going to get letters. >> forward them to me. i will defend him. >> you just lost all the followers you got rid. >> l, i have 5,000 followers. >> i haven't made myself look a the video yet. >> this is not an a venomous da chris. >> how do you know that. >> i know this is a diamond python in i felt one before, so because i like snakes. i dig it. but, you should have a bag you should also have a snake book, that's how you handle a snake i with a snake hook to avoid getting bitten. went again, don't bother with snakes, it you might get bit in then your arm drops off. >> in then you don't want that. >> one last thing is up next. ♪ 3 (man) go on, girl, go on and get help! that's it, girl! [heartwarming music] (man) ah! (burke) smart dog. with farmers crashassist, our signal app can tell when you've been in a crash and can send help, if you want it. . . of some world-class bakers. lookin' at you nance. gotta refre

>> as far as her objective, there were aerial pictures of her place in malibu and she needed to try to solve it, everybody said wait a minute, what is this the forbidden fruit aspect of censorship never really stopped so for example, england was consumed in the 19thns century with the keeping criticism of theng king, keeping the masses criticizing 13 the church in particular so here's one example, there is this guy is a bookseller who wrote some parities, some jokes, a book of humor but taking hard bites at them so what did the british government do? they put him on trial. no one had heard of his this guy before him, he is just a guy. well, the trial itself brought him in before the trial, there were actually three trials. the trials were done, selling thousands and thousands of copies of his criticisms of the church. >> what happened to him? >> they finally gave f up he actually won the trial. he didn't set out to be a warrior for free speech but that's what he became. >> thinking about the story of tendo. >> perfect. >> talk a little bit about him because he didn't win in the sense t

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oakland, 60, malibu 61, palo alto at 60 -- 56, and from wannacry on the you can just see those hazy conditionser some of the interior areas, especially in the valleys today. temperatures in parts of the north bay are in the low 50's, santa rosa, 51. fairfield, concord, livermore right now in the low 60's. we have got a gray start due to the hazy conditions, fog and coastal clouds coming in. another air-quality advisory for today. but we will see improving air quality through the weekend. that onshore flow will bring us less smoke, and it will be as hot inland tomorrow, although moderate air quality is a affective for the next few days. here is a look at air-quality right now, not picking up any readings among the immediate bay area, but i checked purple air, and we have unhealthy to very unhealthy air in the interior part of the state and the sierra nevada, so especially south lake tahoe, i had friends who came back because it was so awful because of their vacation because of the air-quality. still very thick smoke in bay, and the continued onshore flow will be stronger, being better air-quali

. >> julie: then you moved to a -- >> i live in a small community in malibu. >> julie: a small communityn a really beautiful mobile home park. and i've lived there for 20 years. and jay leno genuinely used to make fun of me, like really, and he would never let it go -- >> julie: you know why jay leno was making fun of it, because he wants to know if those mobile homes were mobile. wha good are they if they're not moving? >> they are ostensibly. you could split them in half and put them on the back of a flatbed truck. you could do that. >> julie: they're supposed to drive, you should be able to get in and turn a key, no? >> that's a trailer. you go into a trailer every time in between filming. >> julie: yes, i know. [ laughter ] >> you've been doing this a long time, you don't need me to tell you because you have a big trailer. [ laughter ] >> julie: i thought mobile homes meant it was on wheels and you could turn a key -- >> no, it means that you could pick it up and put it onto a truck with wheels. >> julie: i could do almost anything if i could pick it up and put it on a truck. >> by t

. >> since i've lived in malibu for the last 45 years. i used to come to venice all the time and it is gone down so bad with the homeless issue that you don't even want to walk down the street and nobody wants to come here. this has to change. >> jenner. and during the day in orange county. she has been struggling to gain much traction in the polls. >> with less than a week until recall ballots hit mailboxes. the california republican party is targeting hispanic voters in an effort to get more people to both governor newsom out of office this comes after recent inside california politics poll show that the majority of hispanics would vote to recall newsom kron four's. ashley zavala has an exclusive look at how the party is hoping to accomplish that. >> dozens of california gop volunteers gathered for a virtual workshop thursday the focus build relationships and gain support for governor gavin newsom's recall from latino voters with this governor can't buy is the people of california and the movement that's been created by his failed leade

we have all kinds of celebrity memorabilia, even a malibu grand prix car. this is core cultural heritage. and, you know, all of these vintage neon signs has become such a favorite to the communities all over the united states and europe. our local history is global history and anyone and everyone that visits the valley of elah to museum will find something that they love and take you back to a time when things were more >> gail anderson, for destination, california. >> get your gas tanks filled ready to go. if you scan this qr code with your mobile device. it will take you to our destination. california section on our website. kron 4 dot com there you can find a list of places to go 2 up and down california and other things that you can do all summer long. that does it for us here in this first hour of news live in primetime on kron 4 news at 10 o'clock, though. >> don't go anywhere. kron 4 news at 9 coming your way in just moments. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at noon on anyone walking on the street.

this happened thursday morning along malibu canyon near mulholland attacks like this are rare.in fact, this is the 19th mountain lion attack on record across the state since 1986. >> people who live here say you got to be careful that we've got it everywhere. i mean, it's there. you've got to be just as careful. you got to pay attention. that's why a wildlife officer took his rifle when he went back to the property and lo and behold, the cat lying in wait. >> with that. here's flattened hissing at him. and he just took the opportunity right there and shot it. very scary that there is. if anyone else had gone into yard. there's a really good chance that person would have been attacked. and for the real surprise, the officer looked up and p 54 a cat many know well and her 10 month-old cub. >> staring him right in the eye. that's a story we'll tell you about later since the cats ran off back to the now dead cup. many are criticizing the officers actions. others get it. >> it's unfortunate, but. we're talking about a child. >> children first, tony minute pucci has lived in these mo

. >> since i've lived in malibu for the last 45 years. i used to come to venice all the time and hit has gone down so bad with the homeless issue that you don't even want to walk down the street and nobody wants to come here. this has to change. >> jenner closing up the day in orange county. she's been running last in the polls among all major republican candidates who are trying to unseat governor gavin newsome in the september recall election. yeah. i recall election now less than a week until recall ballots will hit mailboxes in the california republican party is targeting hispanic voters in an effort to get more folks to vote. governor newsome out of office. this comes after our recent inside california politics poll showed a majority of hispanics surveyed said they would vote to recall newsom kron four's ashley zavala got an exclusive look at how the party is hoping to accomplish this. >> and also dozens of california gop volunteers gathered for a virtual workshop thursday. the focus build relationships and gain support for governor

. >> and it's your fault i couldn't take my helicopter to malibu because it was raining. >> it's yourhat my son screams "don't leave me" every time the nanny drops him off at home. >> it's different when your fault that my wife left me for her tennis coach. >> i do not understand why more people don't want to watch this channel. >> greg: oftentimes the media apocalyptic was will try to scare you by targeting your pocketbook, meaning what will this cost you and prosperity. if due to climate change, the average earthling will only be 436% as well off in 2100 as they are now instead of 450%. that's it, who cares. the difference isn't even enough to pay for one solar panel, which is a bummer because by 2100 we will all be killed by homeless polar bears. except for me. in 2050 i'm planning on having my head placed in a vat of life-saving sustaining chemicals where i will continue to do the show forever. >> hey, everybody, it's greg gutfeld, it's 2050 and i'm living in a jar. this is amazing! no more showers or bathing or food, i just get to sit in this jar of fluid forever. join me. >> gre

powerful surf washed away a section of a beach access road in malibu, swimmers and surfers are beingo use caution as huge waves from a southern swell battered the southern california coastline. los angeles county department of beaches and harbors tweeted these pictures over the weekend showing the ground under westward beach road collapsed. at least 22 people are dead and dozens remain missing after record setting rain caused devastating flooding in tennessee over the weekend up to 17 inches of rain fell in less than 24 hours sweeping away homes cell phone towers and telephone lines. emergency workers been going door to door in search of those missing. thousands of homes remain without power tonight and school has been canceled for the week. >> this lightning strike. it happened at one world trade center in new york city. this slow motion video was captured as the storm already approved approach the city cleanup got underway today across long island. there remain coastal flooding after rainfall and strong winds raise the ocean water levels. for more on henri and the local forecast. w

sean grew up in malibu, california, himself the son of two actors.tially as encouraging as you are of your children? i know there was one scene at the theater where you came off stage very excited. and what did your mother say to you? >> i invited my parents to my first play, and they came back stage afterwards, and she said, you were terrible. you have to go to university and have something to fall back on. she's like other performances better than that one since that time. >> reporter: i hope so. among mom's early favorites penn's unforgettable breakout role as jeff spicolli in "fast times at ridgemont high." the parts got heavier from there. in movies like "the falcon & the snowman" and "colors" and in "dead man walking" which earned penn his first academy award nomination. >> may she touch me? >> yes, she may. dead man walking. >> in 2004 penn won the oscar for best actor for his portrayal of a grief-stricken father in "mystic river." >> my son! >> reporter: what did it mean to have that trophy to your life and to your career? >> the biggest part

>> well, this is an attempt at traditional swedish midsommar celebration we did in malibu a couple ofa wholesome party. we're just going to sing some songs and drink some schnapps. >> we want to ask about the movie. your second time playing colonel rick. he, of course, is the guy that has this tough job of trying to keep tabs on the suicide squad but this is a different role, more comedic. how was that for you? >> it was a lot of fun, i mean, it was definitely a bit of a challenge. you know, i haven't been asked to do that many comedic roles before. when people ask haven't you done any comedies before and i say, well, "the killing," so -- [ laughter ] that show, you know, if that's the most comedy you've done, then -- well, you know, when you have a guide and a coach like james gunn, you're in very safe hands so i completely trusted him and he wrote an incredibly funny script and had a much more comedic take on the character flag that i returned to play so, you know, it was a challenge but it was smooth sailing. >> even though you don't do comedy, even in "the killing" you're great at

a mansion in malibu, california boasting it is the golden state's first zero carbon home. have it for the price of $32 million. that's asking. nancy, i'm sure you can negotiate maybe 31 and-a-half million dollars maybe. what do you make of it. >> i thought the story -- first of all, the home is beautiful. i thought the story was interesting. i'm not sure what sustainable timber is. all the appliances are electric. and how do we produce electricity? well, most of it is produced with fossil fuel. i don't know where we draw the line of some of this but i would live there in a heartbeat. i think there's a helicopter pad in the back too. dagen: i would live there if somebody paid for it, rebeccah. >> right, this is the ultimate virtue signaling, dagen, that is, you can signal that you are this great adherence of this religious commitment to environmentalism. but as already pointed out what went into this couldn't have possibly been fantastic for the environment at large. i want to see who the owner is, will they be riding a bicycle or riding in a private jet. dagen: a home buil

. >> a la seÑora satcha: ahora mismo procesan a un grupo de inmigrantes que llega a una playa en malibÚte puente que une manhattan con el bronx. vive mucho repartidores de comida. en la noche se ha convertido en la peligrosa trampa donde muchos de ellos son asaltados. de hecho es una de las rutas de la ciudad de nueva york donde ocurren el mayor nÚmero de crÍmenes. contra estos humildes trabajadores que se ganan la vida llevando comida. >> se ha puesto mÁs peligroso. despuÉs de la pandemia. >> a mi me han robado dos bicicletas. las reportamos pero la policÍa no hace nada. van a investigar pero no hace nada. reportera: a cÉsar solano se le ocurriÓ organizarse para protegerse de los criminales. >> si no lo hacemos nosotros nadie lo va a hacer. estamos viendo los cambios. reportera: desde hace un mes los inmigrantes han estado llegando al puente. esperan hasta formar grupos de 5:00 a 10:00 hombres. antes de atravesarlo de esta manera les es mÁs fÁcil defenderse de los delincuentes. >> ha disminuido un poquito esto. reporteras: los datos que comparten son, sea informaciÓn que le llega todos

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visto paseando con la pareja del momento mientras disfrutaban de una romÁntica cita en las playas de malibÚededor tiene mucho aire seco. va a tener que pelear para intentar de sobrevivir este sistema que se mueve hacia el oeste a 17 millas por hora. miren como ahora estÁ llegando a esa zona. vamos a ver en quÉ consiste el trabajo de ese aviÓn caza huracanes que va camino. aquÍ tenemos el ciclÓn estÁ intentando estar en aguas del caribe. este es uno de los mÁs grandes que tiene el servicio meteorolÓgico. va a intentar lanzar esto que ven abajo. estas ondas meteorolÓgicas para obtener datos de este sistema, incluir en los modelos y asÍ ir mejorando la trayectoria. una trayectoria para este posible ciclÓn tropical que estÁ al sur de puerto rico. llegarÍa este miÉrcoles en la madrugada. luego, alcanzarÍa la repÚblica dominicana. es muy probable que tocando tierra se quede como una onda tropical este miÉrcoles, pero una vez al norte de cuba si pasa por encima podrÍa reactivar. llegarÍa al sur de la florida posiblemente este fin de semana como tormenta tropical. seguiremos estÁ trayectoria en est