of the orange order.— the orange order. just very briefl , the orange order. just very briefly. didefly, did we learn - the orange order. just very l briefly, did we learn anything else about the late monica's thoughts on northern ireland? there were some other interesting details. she was said to be very interested in northern ireland and what was happening about the peace process and very optimistic and the possibility of a visit to the possibility of a visit to the republic of ireland was discussed in 2000. the irish government was said to be cautious about that at the time and in fact it will be more than a decade in 2011 when that historic and symbolic visit would take place, which really set a new tone at the time in anglo—irish relations. lots of interesting details in these papers, but nearly 25 years later it still is interesting to hear others' issues of identity and tradition are as delicate here in northern ireland as they were then, more than a quarter of a century ago. than a quarter of a century auo. ., ~' than a quarter of a century auo. ., ~ , ., than a quarter of a

of orange councilmember and city of orange mayor. it's because of his love for neighborhoods and community that he earned the nickname mr. orange. mark's passion was impreuferg community's parks and recreation centers. he oversaw the construction of grijalva sports center, the expansion of the orange library and the acquisition of several other spaces. while many know mark for his strong advocacy, his voice as a singer is less known. he actively participated in his church choir and even sang on stage in park concerts. mark was also known as a harley davidson bike rider. mark, we love you, and your legacy continues. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> address the house for one tet objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. speaker. i can't emphasize enough how important it is for the ag economy, for the security of this country. my own home state of california provides so many of these essential crops

things were still very delicate and throughout the 19905 orange orange order marches in which tens of come out onto the streets of northern ireland to commemorate the historic battle. associated protests and counter protests with those marches would have erupted in violence across northern ireland. it threatened the peace process. so to hear the british monarch describe it as silly marching business can come across as dismissive as to what was a serious situation at the time. i should explain it will raise eyebrows because of the organisation but the orange order is, it is a deeply unionist organisation, meaning it wants northern ireland to remain as part of the uk. it is also a deeply royalist organisation and holds members of the royal family and the monarch in very high regard. so for members of the orange order to hear the queen reportedly dismissed their traditions as silly marching business will be really disappointing for members of the orange order. just very briefly, did we learn anything else about the late monarch's thoughts on northern ireland? there were some other intere

one that actually started producing oranges en masse. >> and having oranges as kind of a business otherackyard. >> it keir simmons la poblacion ya con el ferrocarril habia manera de la fruta y quÉ era posible enviados al norte amÉrica tambiÉn no. >> so the train made it possible for trade. okay, i think we're ready. yeah. >> ahora si you para estamos listos para cocinar. see ya. vamonos. iba. >> this is so fun. i'm just gonna keep picking on my way out. ana grew up near these incredible orange orchards. hi. como estas bienvenida. and she's taking me back to the kitchen where her mom, marta, helped her launch her business. it smells so good. >> vamos a empezar a preparar la conserva de naranja. quÉ es muy tradicional y muy ligero? no todo mundo. la entiende muy bien. porque realmente es la cascara de naranja. >> although they include the zest of the orange, the main ingredient is the thick white pith ahorita. >> ademas de primero le vamos a poner en el agua. >> este viendo con sal para quÉ tal es un poco lo amargo suavizar okay, the pith gives the dessert its sour punch, but the juice do

it's been the privilege of a lifetime to serve orange and los angeles counties in congress. from helping my constituents to passing life-changing legislation, the work we've done has truly mattered. only in america can a first-generation immigrant who speaks english as a third language rise to become a member of this body. when my parents fled communist north korea for freedom in south korea, they never would have imagined that their daughter would be standing here today. on behalf of my beautiful diverse district, my team and i have accomplished a great deal. we've delivered significant funding to improve our orange county beaches through sand replenishment. we've also provided important infrastructure investments to our communities. with expanded health care access by expanding telehealth coverage, and we've met the fight -- led the fate for lowerrer -- fight for lower taxes. and legislation i sponsored on its way to becoming the law to expand language access in telehealth for nonenglish speakers -- non-english speakers and expand mental health support for youth in foster

and this is it orange country, they don't break.we did it last year had probation for a year, i told you. >> instead of using their real names they called each other bitch. brilliant. tyrus, are people going mess with orange county after seeing the video. >> you have to understand california is different territories of different worlds. orange county is conservative california, our d.a.s show up. they are going to put you under the jail if they can. the problem is in the liberal cities, there's nothing left to steal. all the toothpaste at walgreen's is understand six locks and keys. they decided to migrates and mess with conservative california, and so quote shakespeare they [ bleep ] up. because... [ clapping ] they are going to do time. here is the thing, here is the part that should just drive you insane. they have enough enjoy to understand the laws, they know how the laws work. instead of using that brain power to get a job and better themselves they thought the shop in fact spree of stealing [ bleep ] they didn't need. now the

that sour orange really is. >> yeah. sour orange. and the spices. no wow.hm. >> mhm. >> my mouth is watering now. >> watering me. yeah. >> so i wanted you to try like the normal way. mhm. and also i want you to try my way which is the way we serve it at the restaurant. >> so okay. >> this is beautiful here in his kitchen garden luis grows his produce the same way as the maya these elevated beds are like an ancient method that mayas used to grow herbs. now, i'm sure the ancient maya would feel at home in luis's garden. but what would they think of his breathtaking dining room? but i'm at the heart of the action in the kitchen. >> i'm wondering if i can offer you a glass of rosÉ wine. what? >> yes. yes. >> don't threaten me with a good time salud. cheers. luis is from mexico city, but it's yucatan that's captured his heart. so what was your favorite thing about the cuisine when you moved here? >> cochinita. pibil. >> yes. yeah. this dish? >> yeah. every single birthday. my mom cooked cochinita pibil for my parties. >> really? >> yeah luis has swapped out the

context to the site project site in orange demoing everything within the orange. project site bound by gerold and phelps our site on the corner and existing mid block vehicular entry. also to the north is building 930 existing building there. and then for example c shows the building the existing building across phelps showing the scale of the buildings north gerold across phelps. you can see that here in the site model we built. part of this project is building a kauchls hub for employees. to use this building. so there is employee amenities part of the project. the drawing on the left so the project in orange, again. but it is centraly located for the north and south campus. buildings will be used by anybody on the campus if not excluded to the certain group. and on the right, drawing it shoes building shoes the western end of our project site centrally located between 2 one existing building 930 a people building admin building. building 600 being build now. part of the project approved several years ago and that's an operation's building the western end of the

. >> the smoke was so, so thick, and just like all, everything was just orange, orange, orange. and then the wind picked up. and the wind was just like flying embers everywhere. >> reporter: linda michelle had just minutes to escape. the fire destroying the guesthouse where she lived, but sparing the houses and other buildings on the property. >> just finally relieved, you know, you are thinking for the worst, and you come back, and you're, like, oh, god, there's still something here. >> our thanks to lester for that report. >>> turning now to syria after the toppling of the assad administration. many are searching for their disappeared loved ones. richard engel is in damascus. >> reporter: thousands of syrians came to this prison outside damascus to search for missing relatives. this is where the brutal regime of dictator bashar al assad sent those who dared oppose him to disappear. a man held handfuls of nooses he found, made of cheap nylon cord. some were freshly used and still bloody. what did we do to deserve this, he asked. amnesty international dubbed it a human slaughter

harvest in brazil is impacting orange juice. time being, companies have managed the surge through actions like smaller chocolate bars and trading down to robust coffee or increasing juices like pear in the orange juice blends. these issues can't be fixed by supply, but demand response. with the prices elevated across the board, that has not yet happened, which means we could see higher prices on the horizon. frank. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the one word every investor has to hear today and the stock pick every investor needs to know. >>> the incoming trump administration and potential for the m&a boom and the next guest says the conditions could fuel a favorable deal making boom. stay with us after this break. ugh. stop waiting. start investing. e*trade ® from morgan stanley. business. e*trade ® it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose

you see a lot of red in orange is so, you know, again, read very poor orange.r yellows are moderate. so if you are stuck in that sensitive group, definitely want to stay indoors for the tight made. many of you should be mostly because it's 10 o'clock. but look out for some improvement. looks like we have. it will be moderate still, but not. i don't see the red in the forecast tomorrow. the north bay looks like you'll get a break from that poor air quality. we have a short wave trough that will be helping us out of it. but we still have some mild temperatures and some cloudy skies overnight and into the morning. so here's the future cast model. we do have some big changes on the way in our weather pattern. so this is tonight. saturday night we have cloudy skies and some fog rolling in overnight. you'll see the clouds hang out in the morning and then it looks like by the afternoon we clear out and monday you'll notice the dip into temperatures. look how clear we are on monday. we'll have a bit of some offshore winds and that would help blow a lot of that away fro

and this is orange county. they don't play. that's why extra county. that's where i went to jail last year and had to and got on probation for a year for still on target. >> wow. instead of using their real names, they called each other. brilliant. tyrus. are people going to mess with orange county after seeing this video? >> listen, no one you have to understand california is like different territories of different worlds. orange county is conservative california, which means our da show up. they're going to put you under the jail if they can. so but what the problem is, is that in the liberal cities, there's nothing left to steal. there's no i mean, there's no like all the toothpaste at walgreens is under six locks and keys. so they decided to migrate and start messing with conservative california. and to quote shakespeare, they up because. they're going to do time. and here's the thing. here's the part that should just drive you insane. they have enough knowledge to understand the laws. they know how the laws work. and instead of using that brainpow

well, he made a surprising discovery. orange material amidst all the gray. it was the groundbreaking insights one in total, the apollo astronauts brought more than 380 kilograms of moon. welcome back to us from 6 landing site, the the largest chunk is nick named big muley. like most of the other materials from the apollo emissions. it's, it's a nasa facility in houston labs samples the store in nitrogen to protect them from moist. yeah. the, the lunar samples give her such as glimpses into a fall distant past. but yeah, it is something to do. i put all of the hollows samples allow us to look back about 4400000000 years or time, of course, very close to the formation of the planets. we think earth formed 4500000000 years ago, so that means we're very, very close to seeing what happened in the beginning from prussia. china's chunk of fine flu, deprived, launched in november 2020 its mission to bring some pulse back to us around 5 decade south to the last depaula emission. to talk a tid location was specifically chosen to provide missing data understanding gaps

it's orange park elementary in orange park, florida. mr. speaker, i rise to celebrate orange park elementary school's rise to the top. the department of education recently released their rankings for the 2023-2024 school year and out of 411 schools statewide, clay county's very own orange park elementary was ranked number one. 93% of fourth graders showed impressive learning grades in math last year, as well as 91% of fifth graders, 95% of sixth graders saw the same results. how's that for a report card? and yes, mr. speaker, i am putting their report card on my refrej rater -- refrigerator. i commend all of the teachers and administrators at orange park he will meantry for their -- elementary for their passion and hard work in shaping the future of our great state, our kids. mr. speaker, i ask you and our colleagues to join me in recognizing orange park elementary for the incredible example they set for schools around the country. it's not easy being number one. keep up the great work, orange park, and let's go get 'em. mr. speaker, i yiel

he made a surprising discovery, orange material. amidst all the gray. it was the groundbreaking insights through one vector. in total, the apollo astronauts built more than 380 kilograms of moving. welcome back to us from 6 landing sites, the, the largest chunk is nick named big muley. like most of the other materials from the apollo emissions. it's a to nasa facility in houston lab. some posts are stored in nitrogen to protect them from moist. yeah. the balloonist samples give her such as glimpses into a fall distant past mid. yeah, cuz i'm going to put all of the hollow samples, allow us to look back about 4400000000 years or time, of course, very close to the formation of the planets. we think earth formed 4500000000 years ago. so that means we're very, very close to saying what happened in the beginning from the china is chunk of fine flu, deprived, launched in november 2020 its mission to bring some pulse back to us around 5 decade south to the last depaula emissions the the targeted location was specifically chosen to provide missing data understa

it's in that orange color right there. areas like bodega bay all the way down into stinson beach heading into friday evening and early saturday morning. wind gusts can get anywhere up to around 70mph, and that exact same advisory stretches along the coast down south, close to pacifica and half moon bay into our saturday morning forecast, too. we'll get to that in just a second, though. i want to show you what happened for us in the overnight hours. we had that huge storm system sweep throughout the bay area, and within the past couple of hours, we've been continuing to see on and off showers in the forecast for us. here's what's going to happen as we head into the afternoon, though. more showers expected into the evening hours tonight. we'll continue to watch the rain kind of trickle in and out of the forecast for us all the way into dinnertime hours tonight, with a little bit more of a blanket of showers. if you zoom in a little bit closer, you'll see that anywhere from the east bay up into the north bay and along the pen

. >> the smoke was so, so thick and everything was orange, orange, orange. and the wind picked up. and the wind was flying embers everywhere. >> at least seven structures have been destroyed and eight others damaged. more than 1500 firefighters are assigned to that fire. >>> let's turn to nbc meteorologist angie lassman. soow was the forecast looking? will the firefighters get any help from the weather? >> this morning not a whole lot of improvements. by later today we will see additional improvements when it comes to the weather that is going to help the firefighters tackle that. 9 million people under the red flag warnings. those are going to stay in place even through this evening as conditions improve. we'll still be dealing with low humidity levels and gusty winds. this is from santa clarita to riverside. this is going to help for the conditions to battle the fire, but in the meantime, here's what we're expecting, 30 mile-per-hour-plus winds in places like simi valley and malibu. meanwhile, across the east, we've got flood alerts, winter alerts and wind alerts from the same sy

but the orange shows anywhere from 500 to 5000 customers without power.last check are around four this afternoon. pg&e says these are unplanned outages due to the storm. they say when able, their crews will inspect and make repairs. also new this morning we are hearing there's a downed power line in san jose on white road and martin avenue. we will continue to follow the cleanup of that and you can track the rain. the snow. this morning we had thunder and lightning all on the go. just download our free nbc bay area app that will get you the latest updates from our storm ranger. it's our exclusive doppler radar and any updates from our team of meteorologists. and we want to take you back to that breaking news this morning. police need your help finding a missing teenager. an amber alert was issued overnight for this girl you see on your screen. she is 17 year old jasmine carrera. bravo. california highway patrol tells us she was abducted yesterday from san jose. she is hispanic, about five foot two, and we're told right now she has pink hair and brown eyes

keith morrison (voiceover): the orange county investigators took a close look at that interview. ed was questioned. he had answers. of the questions he couldn't answer, he was very agreeable to help in any way he could. he expressed that. he even agreed to do some homework that was given to him to get some more materials that the laguna beach police department had asked him to. he was being very cooperative. keith morrison (voiceover): but ed shin, the man who made such a good impression, presented a good case, had a secret, lots of secrets. coming up, high stakes and risky business. ed shin was a man with a past. i remember thinking, he's not who i thought he was. keith morrison (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! power's out! comcast business has got you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in conn

everything was orange, orange, orange, and then the wind picked up and the wind was just, like, flying embers everywhere. >> reporter: linda michelle had just minutes to escape. the fire destroying the guest house where she lived, but sparing the horses and other buildings on the property. >> finally, relief, you know? you're thinking for the worse. and you come back and you're like, oh, god, there is still something here. >> reporter: so many families on high alert tonight. the red flag warning remains in effect until tomorrow evening. >>> the fallen assad regime and families are trying to find out the fate of missing loved ones. richard engel takes us ininside one of syria's prisons. >> reporter: thousands of syrians came here outside of this prison outside to damascus to search for missing relatives. this is where the brutal regime of bashar al assad sent those who dared to oppose him to disappear. a man held handful of nooses he found made of cheap nylon cord. some were freshly used and still bloody. what did we do to deserve this? he asked that. amnesty international dubbed it a h

yellen, some orange out there. so all of a sudden the rains begin to ramp up in toward half moon bay pacifica. get into the sunset district in san francisco, seeing moderate to some heavy amounts of rain begin to move in a more that on the way as we've got to really kind of a series of storms that are going to impact a bay area. now to go along with that, the winds beginning to ramp up just a little bit right now along the coastline. you see some 15, 60 mile an hour gusts, even stronger gusts up 4 point race up to 20 miles an hour or so. but overnight tonight we're gonna see those winds get going. in fact, it's going to be a blustery night around the bay area. in fact, the forecast models are picking up on that winds kind of light right now. but watch what happens as we head through the night tonight, right around 3 o'clock in the morning or so. you start to see a lot orange and red out there. some wind gusts, the 30 maybe some 40 mile an hour wind gusts along the coastline that some of the coastal ranges, little b

yeah, orange county, florida.here's everybody i know kind of let's talk about another weird story tonight. you may never look at world the same way. again, a new uc davis suggests that california ground squirrels not only eat nuts and seeds, but they also do this. they hunt kill and small roads. these >> this observation is made of breonna's park in martinez. researchers say they believe ground squirrels have a more flexible diet than previously thought. >> well, in a are 12 th-year of long-term study on this girls at the bridge on u.s. regional park. we have observed 74 cajuns of the squirrels hunting killing, consume competing over california walls. >> so that's scary. scary russia researchers say their study is the first in documenting the species preying on other. >> live meantime, multiple monkey sightings being reported in a florida neighborhood. this is one of them in orange city. police are warning locals not to feed or approach these animals. they have not clarified where the monkey may have come from. wh

>> stephen: like an orange orange or can i go to tangelo?en: have you ever asked someone for their autograph? >> seth: i have heard my parents used to bring us to boston to see shows and i remember we saw "cats." the boxer marvelous marvin hagler was at "cats." >> stephen: how old were you? >> seth: eight, nine. >> stephen: and you rely, i want more of inhalers autograph? >> seth: no. my dad is like, go get his autograph. >> stephen: you were an autograph new will. >> seth: i'm so bummed i lost it because the best place to get a marvelous marvin hagler autograph is on a "cats" playbill. i don't know if you remember, those are two different worlds. >> stephen: what do you think happens when we die? >> seth: i think this is it. >> stephen: meaning the world as we see it? >> seth: yeah. like i don't think there's anything after we die. but that is why you've got to find it here. you can't count on anything after this. you've got to make everything here count. you've got to find heaven here. heaven on earth. [applause] >> stephen: favorite actio

if your oranges don't fill it to the brim, you can add a glass in the center and then add your oranges back in to create a more full look. number four, use those oranges to garnish your holiday cocktails. and number five, use those slices to dress up your holiday tablescape. i love to pair mine with scented pine cones. drew: thank you so much. as always, we make this show for you, so take it with you. [upbeat music] [audio logo] [audio logo] >> person possibly shot in front of the hilton hotel. >> norah: tonight, the urgent hunt for the gunman who murdered the ceo of an insurance giant on the streets of manhattan. what police are learning from this disturbing new video of the brazen attack. >> why are you meeting with house republicans? >> norah: pete hegseth goes on the offensive, as donald trump and his team look at possible replacements for the role of defense secretary. >> they are not going to listen to you until somebody dies. >> norah: and tonight's "eye on america." why a boeing whistle-blower says the aerospace giant is boosting its satellite production at the expense of worke

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they brought clothes for him to change in so he doesn't have to appear before this judge in that orange prison jumpsuit. he is now wearing street clothes. and that hearing, as i said, is now underway. um, so just one other thing i want to read here from our producer there inside, who says that he came into custody at approximately 1 p.m. he was transported to the southern district of new york, which is the courthouse behind me, by nypd personnel. and then the fbi. and so the fbi took him into custody. and so we are here today. um, they also said that prosecutors are now saying that the victim's family has been notified, so they are aware of these federal charges. we know that the manhattan da's office has been in touch with them. and now federal prosecutors here from the southern district of new york and the fbi, as well, are in touch with them. and so that hearing, as i said, is now underway. and so we await for what happens here. really, the key here also is that we're going to get to hear from his attorneys, hopefully in some, you know, in more with more information, more in depth th

i live on social security and a veterans agent orange, ok? here are some facts i want to share with brad. he's big on facts. tell me if i'm wrong, please, both of you, i will get off the phone, but i want to give you a couple of facts that i see. i lost 20% of my fixed income in the last four years. that's a fact, ok? that's $2000. 2000 that i donated to homeless and veterans and to help people, you know, deal with announcer: we now take you live to the white house where president biden and first lady jill biden are hosting a hanukkah holiday reception, here on c-span. ♪ >> good evening, everyone. nice to see you all. on behalf of president biden, first lady jill biden, and my wife, vice president harris, welcome to the white house, and happy pre-hanukkah. and to the president and first lady, thank you so much for your friendship, your kindness, and your support over the last four years. kamala and i are very grateful and we love you so much. just looking around room and i see so many familiar faces. i'm reminded when i first came into this r

then you knew it was over at the orange bowl because that was january 1. you had the parade and then you had the rose bowl and the orange bowl. then you went to work. that's the holiday season. now it's more difficult than that. after the bowl games then you have the nfl. that goes into the first week of february. >> super bowl and all that. >> now the whole thing is extended to what i call an early winter holiday. the question becomes you can't celebrate everything it seems. we just get overwhelmed. there are great things about it. coming in today, i was on davis street. there are one of the high rises with the great big red christmas balls. you go into embarcadero one and the christmas trees are up and christmas carols are going on. i am saying wait a minute, how many more days do we have? the think the danger is we become overwhelmed and exhausted by the pace of this. so i am going to suggest that we have to take a step back and pick and choose with where to begin all that. i thought what we would do is look at some particular customs that we have and t

to oranges. they have come here to show their support. it symbolic. as we talk, let me tell those who have joined us we have had another sentencing, this is one of the very youngest men on trial, only 22 years old when he went to dominique pelicot�*s house, he was a video and pornography addict, he is described as solitary, socially awkward, he went to the house to attack gisele pelicot six times, he has been sentenced to 13 years in prison. it is lower than the 16 years that prosecutors had asked for. i am being told that the children of gisele pelicot in particular david and caroline look unhappy with that sentencing. i am caroline look unhappy with that sentencing. iam hearing caroline look unhappy with that sentencing. i am hearing that the sentencing of some of these men is lower than what the prosecutors had asked for. we cannot look into the mind of thejudge, we will get explanations later. the judge, we will get explanations later. that must happen impact on the family. they seem very exh

as has been well reported, are pretty treacherous all around the coast at the moment with the red, orangele bit too quickly perhaps. and then you lose grip on the roads. and that could be very, very dangerous. so if you can, stay at home — that is the message, or postpone your journey until the worst of the weather has passed. earlier on, we spoke to the water safety manager at the rnli, ross macleod. he explained what he is witnessing at the moment. so the conditions, as has been well reported, are pretty treacherous all around the coast at the moment with the red, orange and yellow wind and rain warnings. so it's definitely a weekend for putting up the christmas decorations, spending time with family and certainly not taking any unnecessary risks around the coast. there's big seas out there, so people are at risk of getting swept into the water. and at this time of year, the water can be quite treacherous. so we're really encouraging people to avoid the coastline for the next 48 hours or so. but also, if you do find yourself down there and you do find yourself in difficulty, there's a c

the accused dressed in an orange jumpsuit handcuffed and surrounded by heavily armed police. and today, we learnt he is now facing federal charges over the killing of brian thompson. the new charges include murder through the use of a firearm, and two stalking charges. they come on top of state—level charges already filed in new york, which include first—degree murder. straight to new york, our correspondent nada tawfik is following the story. no phones in the courtroom as in pennsylvania but what you hearing? in pennsylvania but what you hearin: ? ~ . ., ., hearing? we are waiting for u dates hearing? we are waiting for updates from _ hearing? we are waiting for updates from inside - hearing? we are waiting for updates from inside but - hearing? we are waiting for| updates from inside but this hearing? we are waiting for. updates from inside but this is an official arraignment, as you mentioned luigi mangione already inside with his new york lawyer and as she walked into the courthouse, didn't answer questions but has raised concern these federal judges could have constituti

some areas could creep up into that orange range once again, especially for tomorrow morning. now eventually we could be talking about some rainfall, but we have to wait a few days. we'll talk more about that with your full update in a few minutes. >> okay, we'll see you then. mark. thank you. a teenager has been arrested following a deadly crash in eastern contra costa county. one person died and two others were hurt after a car plowed into a guard booth right outside of a gated community. ktvu bailey o'carroll was on scene in discovery bay and spoke to neighbors who say this isn't the first time that a car has crashed in the area. >> i think i heard the guards yelling, stop, stop, stop! >> one person is dead in discovery bay and two others were hurt late friday night when a hyundai pickup truck barreled into a security guard booth outside the lakes gated community. >> two people injured, one being the driver of the vehicle. the solo solo occupant inside the vehicle and the other was a guard that was on duty here in the guard shack. we also have confirmed one party fatality w

, orange, orange. >> reporter: multimillion dollar homes in jeopardy, some already burned to the groundnts like alec gelis taking matters into their own hands in an effort to save homes. >> the houses can go like dominos, one goes and another can go. it starts with spot fires. >> reporter: celebrities, including cher, according to "the new york times" and dick van dyke among the evacuees. >> rest assured we're going to have a coordinated air and ground assault on this fire for as long as it takes. >> reporter: helicopters and fixed wing aircraft joining efforts of crews on the ground. to tackle these flames, two helicopters are now landing at pepperdine university, collecting water to carry it to the fire. the pepperdine campus narrowly escaping disaster, some 800 students forced to shelter in place in a fire resistant structure, flames visible through library windows. the low humidity, high winds and lots of potential fuel is keeping crews and homeowners on high alert. those santa ana winds are expected to die down later today replaced by a strong on shore breeze coming off the ocean.

using the water every year, which means ground water levels are thinking about expanding all of and orange plantations. need more and more irrigation uh, probably fit. so farmers are drilling deeper and deeper bore holes. been running the risk that eventually all our water resources will run out. because if i'm in austin, exacerbating the problem, drastic changes within the sector. more and more farmers are uploading their agent . olive trees. many are then exported to guitar and even japan before that can happen to centuries old trunks must be meticulously cleaned. the tree is more popular than ever as an ornamental plant in the middle east and asia. the are in place of the old trees, young ones planted close together in rows, intensive all the farming requires less human intervention, more water and more pesticides and produced a significantly higher yields. leading farmers with more profit in their pockets the but there are other gentler approaches the such as organic cultivation without additional irrigation and without pesticides. one tie any are in organic farming. as antonio point i

orange jumpsuit. >> nima was not a criminal. >>> what is next after today's decision by the jury. >>> small business owners in pleasanton worry their safety may be on the line as the city faces a big budget short fall. >> the biggest issue with any business is always safety, safety for my employees and my customers. >> how a newly opened costco could help bail the city out. >>> pg&e is getting a $15 billion loan from the government. will it bring down everyone's increasing utility bills? >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette imbued juliette goodrich. >>> its, the jury found nima momeni guilty. he was acquitted on the more serious charge of premeditated first-degree murder. so, the conviction means a sentence of 16 years to life. cameras were not allowed in the courtroom but sketches show momeni wiping away tears after the verdict was read. lauren toms was in the courtroom and has fraction family members and what is next. >> reporter: juliette, a stunning verdict today. in the words of the judge a solemn day inside of the courtroom as the verdict was read. convicting momeni of mu

. >> a garbage truck driver in orange county, california, is being praised for her heroic actions. she jumped back into her burning truck after it burst into flames and started rolling away, risking her life to pull the emergency brake. two vehicles caught fire, but the driver prevented the truck from barreling down the street and slamming into homes. luckily, she was not hurt. >> in central florida, a bad santa is in trouble with the law. this happened saturday night in citrus hills. police say a biker dressed as saint nick reached more than 120mph while weaving through traffic and avoiding an attempted traffic stop. officers caught up at one point and then he sped off again. police want anyone who recognizes this bad santa to call them. >> only in florida. next, a ski trip that gave dozens of people a lot more adventure than they ever expected. >> they were heading up a mountain in the colorado rockies when their lift, more like gondolas, came to a complete and sudden stop. and for some, it was hours before they were on the ground again. abc's alison kosik with the details. >> th

for that generation but subsequent generation, including those in my generation exposed to agent orange or from my son's generation exposed to toxic burn pit fumes. let me close with this. like our fore bear in world war ii we stood at an infliction point we still stand at an infliction opponent. the decisions we make now or in the next four or five years will determine the course of our future for decades to come. not hyperbole. for decades to come we owe it to the next generation to set that course on a more free, more secure, more just path. to do that hard work, general macarthur said, those years ago, from which a better world for all will come. i want to thank everyone in this room, and i mean this from the bottom of my heart, who dedicate their lives to this nation. and to all those who serve today, to continue the work of protecting our nation. defending our democracy. ensuring that government of, by and for the people long endures. i understand we have a veteran here, i don't see him. i wanted to say hello to him before he leaves. he's 101 years old where is he? [applause] pres

the franklin fire turning the sky orange above malibu. will remind me on that day in 2020 that we recall the entire bay area sky was orange. let's get over to chief meteorologist, paul heggen w more on how the weather is driving this fire. >> reporter: the combination of santa ana winds and very low humidity levels will combine that with the fact that southern california has seen very little rain. most of the rain concentrated northward. this is the vicinity of the franklin fire, lower than 10%. and now as they said, it is going to take a little while longer. you can see the higher gusts outlined in the back there to the hills and the north of malibu. the bigger picture perspective, the outlook for today, outlined an area of critical, even extreme fire danger because of those santa ana winds. this is definitely something they've been watching for the past several days. red flag warnings in effect all over southern california in those driest locations. we're in for more rain. not much of this will make their way unfortunately, but the next

a lot of orange and yellow showing up. there's a lot of orange in the central valley. a lot of that is creeping our way. so we are dealing with our own smoke, but also importing some of this from the central valley. when you come in for a closer look at the south bay. how are they getting off easier here with better air quality down here. they're not really as vulnerable to the gap through the delta, where all that extra stuff is spilling in. they're pulling more of their air in from santa cruz mountains and the south. so it is working out better for them. and we will say good-bye to the imagery, the virtual map. why did we go downhill today? same story we did on saturday. remember what happened on saturday when that air quality was terrible? look at the wind streams. that's today. and look back here. look at this line right here where a good part of this is coming from. we are pulling in the sacramento valley crud. here is how it gets better. tomorrow, watch what happens. to go in line with the rain, the winds will shift dramatically. that's tomorrow. we're going to g

there were dramatic pictures, the accused dressed in an orange jumpsuit, handcuffed, and surrounded bymed police. today we learned he is facing additional federal charges over the killing of brian thompson. those new charges include murder through the use of a firearm and two stocking charges, on top of state-level charges already filed in new york, which include first-degree murder. let's go to the courthouse in new york for correspondent nada tawfik. no phones in the courtroom, as was the case in pennsylvania. what are you hearing? nada: we are waiting for updates from inside, but this is an official arraignment. as you mentioned, luigi mangione already inside with his new york lawyer, and as she walked into the courthouse, she was silent. she didn't answer any questions, christian. she has raised concerns in a statement that these federal charges might have constitutional issues. she says they might be double jeopardy on top of what she described as overreaching state charges. christian, it is clear that officials here in new york want to make an example out of luigi mangione. new y