conservatives or orange county evangelicals.ioning how diverse are the bars? other people of color inside them? what does diversity mean here? in earlpart of my research, i found a book by donald mcgavran, about w to expand your congregation as an angelical in the 1970s. this is what he said. churches have to respect the fact that people like to become christianswithout crossing racial, linguistic or last rriers. what does he mean by that? it kes sense that most chstian spaces, especial churches, are going to be homogeus. yet i do not see that in these christian nightclubs spaces. when they go to the non-dancing bar, they often ndtalk abouthe audience of 200 or 300 people s being half black and half white. this was the 70s. it was a racial binary. a variety of ethnic and age groups who attended. nojust racial diversity. noah's ark, for example creates permanent nights. not one off, one day month. eminent knights geared towards senior citizens. they play 1940s swing music for senior citizens to have noah's ark. and how rupert rea

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in early 1971, orange county safe right. byng at a few photographs that we have of some of these christian nightclubs, and you'll see me searching for more of these christian nightclub photographs in a second. i've come to see that christian nightclubs kind of embraced a sort some more, a conserve it of dress that was often found at other secular nightlife. right. and an effort to keep their disco clubs clean. some christian nightclub owners enforced dress codes, for instance, at the basement in orange in order to keep it clean atmosphere. thbaowners banned a tank. they banned shorts and they banned sanda jesust himself could not go to the basement right now. more cative dress was a staple at christian discos, even at clubs that didn't expl ban certain clothi and i'm just looking at i'm using basically this off of just the what i'm in some of these photographs here. and by the way, i can't be guaranteed. these are often press photographs. can't guarantee that these photographs are not staged for the came and as scholars, we

so and it's not the only lynching in orange county. there was one other one in 1863 in newburgh, new york, very similar circumstances. of course, 1863 is the draft riots in new york city. this precipitated it. but i think it was sort of a a microcosm of the bigger problem that the draft riots were later going to become. so port jervis has the distinction of the only lynching post 1865 post-civil war. so the people involved three people, and this is where it gets a little confusing because we have lena mcmann at the top. lena mcmann is our victim of the sexual assault. and we'll talk a little bit about the you know, we have robert lewis. he's the man who is lynched for his alleged transgression against lena mcmann. and then we have p.j. foley, who is one of lena's suitors, if you will, a spurned lover who is accused of instigating the sexual assault. so let's talk first of all, robert lewis. first of all, early on in my research, i realized that's not even his name, robert lewis wasn't his name. the man's men remembered by an alias for

but wisconsin does not have an orange county. so eric celebrated when roe was overturned. he says he is 100% pro-life. meanwhile, i am leading the effort to restore reproductive freedoms with the women's health protection act. health care is the issue that brought me to public service. my opponent would reverse and repeal the affordable care act in its entirety, kick millions off their health insurance. living without health insurance through my youth and childhood illness is why i got into this fight in the first place. i wrote the provision in the affordable care act that allows young people to stay on their parent's health insurance until they turn 26. that was my provision and i will never stop fighting until all americans have quality affordable health care, no matter where they live. on the economy, eric wants to cut social security and medicare while giving new tax breaks to the ultra-wealthy and well-connected, just like himself. as your senator, i will always fight to bring down costs and to make sure that multimillionaires like my opponent pay their fair share. a

a $3 billion bank, he owns a $7 million mansion in laguna beach and he has been named one of orange county's orange county wisconsin and. >> the campaign also pointed to past remarks that are not sitting well with the key voting block. dairy farmers. >> they don't clock out at 5:00 or care if it is the weekend, that means we keep working. >> look at that whole toil. >>> a california banker criticizing farmers. >> we know what that is. >> i am tammy baldwin and i approve this message. >> today, a new report finds kamala harris has closed the gap with donald trump among wisconsin voters, according to polls taken since joe biden dropped out. the senior director for emerson college poehling told wisconsin public radio, what we are seeing is voters under the age of 50, independence and ethnic minorities, especially african- american voters are swinging back toward the democratic party. joining us now is senator tammy baldwin, democrat of wisconsin who is running for her third term. it is always great to see you. thank you for being here. we just talked about the polling shifting in wisconsin. are

he owns his seven million dollar ocean view mansion and he has actually been named one of orange county'ss three years in a row. folks, we have a green county. we have a brown county. we do not have an orange county in wisconsin. and. >> the senator's campaign has as pointed to past remarks by her opponent that are not exactly sitting well with a key voting block in wisconsin. dairy farmers. >> they don't clock out at 5:00 or care if it is the weekend. that means we keep working too. >> so when eric hovde says farmers don't work off, that pieces me off. >> look at the physical toil that it would take on your body. now you are largely driving around a tractor. >> a california banker criticizing wisconsin farmers for not working hard? we know what that is. >> eric hovde, what the hell is wrong with this guy? >> i'm tammy baldwin and i approve this message. >> as for the presidential race in wisconsin, kamala harris has closed the polling gap with trump among wisconsin voters according to polls taken since president joe biden dropped out of the race. a senior director told wisconsin public r

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did you interview his grandson, jeff, who's now the president of the orange county business? and if you did, what did you from jeff? i've tried stories with jeff and and actually last time i saw jeff was here in the east room for the ed royce symposium through cal state fullerton. and. and and it's interesting to listen to jeff talk to talk about his grandfather's interaction with richard nixon and you know, i think it was it was kenny ball had heard open heart surgery and richard nixon had called him when he heard he was recovering at home and kenny balls wife said that she almost dropped the phone when, you know, richard nixon said, hi, i'm calling to check on kenny. you know, she thought herself, my my gosh you know he's got much going on and he's he's he's calling to check on an old friend from whittier college. but it really reflects the type of man. richard nixon was in the middle, sir good evening. thank you very much. this is very enlightening and welcome to yorba linda. thank you. as an eight year old summer of 74, i remember sitting on my grandfather's floor watchin

. >> that this is claudia in mind the executive director of the orange county -- of california and we want to support the system that we have. we want to support the persona president. >> i'm from philadelphia pennsylvania. the most important issue this election is the woman's right to to choose but i remember when i was in high school the difference between who became a teenage mom and who didn't was who had -- and that's how those decisions were made. abortion should be safe legal and free. ..

congressman correa from orange county, california. i just want to say this is about democracy, about american democracy. we have a campaign, an election for president, and for other elected offices throughout the country. we want our candidates to speak their minds, to make their opinions, their thoughts known to the american public, to the voters. we don't want them to be afraid to speak their minds. we want to make sure we get to the bottom of this, make sure this does not repeat itself again. that our candidates are safe so that our democracy is safe. thank you very much. mr. kelly: thanks, lou. representative david joyce from ohio. mr. joyce: thank you, chairman kelly and ranking member crow and all my colleagues here. i look forward to working with all of them using their background and their expertise to establish the facts so we can make judgments based upon those facts and deliver to the american people the answers that they deserve. thank you. congresswoman houlahan from pennsylvania. ms. houlahan: thank you, again, to the ch

cat and curious cat had to be rescued from a car tire spare tire heard meowing outside a home in orange county. the person who found the kitten one to the fire department ask for help and they're very nice about it. they came to the rescue first. they tried soap and water that didn't work. then they used a special type of saw they protected the kittens had with the big spoon. it eventually was freed. firefighters gave a bath were just hoping it got back to its owners. and that's it for kron. 4 news at 11. you can always find the latest news on our website. kron 4 dot com. thank you for joining us. have a good night. introducing togo's new barbecue beef sandwich. it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one today. >> in just 2 short weeks, kamala harris has gone from running mate on a losing ticket to candidate for president and now has clinched her party's nomination in a tie race. but it only gets harder

among them, the briseno of orange county. i'm so excited. i got to tell you, that's how she feels about california is very own kamala harris becoming the democratic party's nominee for president. she's vibrate. she's dynamic. she's courageous and we are feeding off of >> that courage. i'm just very enthusiastic. i'm passionate. 19 year-old stanford university student christian figaro is one of the youngest delegates. he says the next generation of democrats like him believe the momentum. >> is on their side. young democrats are just fired up and ready like myself to support vice president harris. i yeah, at least for for myself, i was very enthusiastic and very passionate about supporting president biden and his reelection campaign. >> but i think now what we're seeing is just a complete new wave and shift to people who are democrats, non democrats, just young people, all of a sudden getting so passionate and so excited to elect a harris. the first woman president, but california republicans believe harris momentum will soon fizzle out. thin

geological survey says the earthquake was felt throughout la county and even as far north as orange county. it stemmed from the whittier narrows fault. so far, there have been at least 22.1 aftershocks. not too bad no one was hurt, but one person did get trapped in an elevator. usgs says the shakealert warnings did go out tonight. a fire is threatening hundreds of homes near the california nevada state line. the gold ranch fire broke out yesterday. the chp says it all started with a car fire that spread into nearby vegetation. we have some video to show you from people driving next to the flames on 80 today. have that for you momentarily. as of right now, only one home has burned, but an estimated 400 others are threatened. here's that video. now a driver getting some video. the truckee fire department says 500 acres have burned and there is zero containment, but help may be on the way. fema has authorized nevada to use federal funds and resources to help fight that fire. still ahead, as the a's get ready to leave the coliseum, a new team is preparing to move in, who will call the stadium

the company officially drop the complaint in orange county today in a courtroom after receiving widespread criticism for trying to force the matter into arbitration rather than go to court. disney had previously claimed that plaintiff agreed to settle out of court when he signed up for a disney plus trial subscription. the man sued disney after his wife suffered a deadly allergic reaction at a restaurant at disney springs said florida's walt disney world. the world's oldest person, has died. this woman reportedly was 117. maria brennan, yes, was born in san francisco in march of 19. 0, 7. her family moved to spain when she was joe. the research group which validates details of people thought to be 110 or older listed bran. yes, as the oldest known person in the world. >> and alzheimer's drug is front and center of a new clinical trial. patients in fresno are taking part in the process. rhett rodriguez was there and talk to those patients. >> monday morning was a milestone moment for karen self and others as they received their first doses of kiss in la at the narrow pain medical center in

coffrin spent just about seven years working tourist oriented policing in the southern california orange county area. he now spends his days consulting with hotels on security. he believes hotel room crimes often happen because travelers don't securely shut their door, making it easy for crooks to slip right in. but coffrin says others use this device. what we see in in room theft, by and large, tends to be somehow some way defeating the door lock. the good news here, coffrin says it's fairly easy for travelers to beat the crooks. all you need is the bathroom hand towel. his favorite trick wrapping the towel around the door handle. so if a thief uses one of these tools, the towel will block it from latching onto the handle. the idea is that you want that hook thing to be able to not get caught in that door, and that's pulling on the towel and not the door. and you can even wrap the handle when you leave the room for the day. coffrin also suggests travelers use a door stop when they're inside the room. so even if a thief manages to unlatch the lock, they'll struggle to push the door open. he say

today orange county sheriff charles blackwood saying he's known alston since he was born. >> he was a troubled child, and he's been involved in criminal activity since he was a juvenile. he's extremely cagey. he is extremely dangerous, and he has nothing to lose. >> reporter: authorities believe they're closing in. >> there are two leads we've got. i'm not going to say what they are that we feel are solid, rock solid, and that's a teaser to the folks out there that know what's going on and know that they were involved in it. we know you, and we're coming for you. >> reporter: priya sridhar, nbc news. >>> still ahead tonight, the new cdc warning, cases of a highly transmissible virus that can harm pregnant women on the rise. a mother's powerful warning tonight. we speak to her from the hospital. the hospital. beforewe my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days. [cough] flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my

. >> reporter: there was cheering too at city of hope orange county cancer center in california.his last day of chemo. [ cheering ] brandon, now cancer-free, moved to tears by the team who helped him be brave during this battle. >> i have some exciting news for you. i am a match! >> no, megan, you're not! >> and this is a phone call jessica haas will never forget. >> i'm excited to be able to do this for you. >> oh my god, i love you so much. thank you. >> reporter: it's the moment she found out her old college sorority sister megan schultz was a match to donate her kidney. jessica, who has chronic kidney disease met megan 18 years ago when they were both members of pi beta phi sorority at ohio state. you both got emotional. what was going through your mind? and what was going through your heart? >> i couldn't believe it. i get a second chance at life because of her. i'm 37. i'll get a longer life with megan's kidney. she is an angel in so many ways. >> reporter: it's a gift also that really in many ways will transcend time. >> being able to show her a little bit of love so that

against using cell phones during the school day including bans in los angeles, cleveland, and orange countystates have enacted statewide cell phone restrictions, florida, louisiana, virginia, and south carolina. california and new york state could soon join that list. while not all parents are on board, the shift comes as research shows phone-free schools can reduce distractions and cyberbullying, enhance focus on learning, and improve student well-being. today the surgeon general warning parents face additional stress managing their children's phone use. >> many are struggling with tech and social media. those are the number one and two causes of stress they cite when they talk about parenting being harder now compared to a generation ago. >> reporter: grace, an eighth grader in framingham, welcomes her school's restrictions. >> you need to see the big picture and see how it really, like, how it helps you learn and how it helps the school. >> reporter: her mother jennifer believes it reduces anxiety and encourages socialization. >> the students are more engaged with each other at recess. t

there was cheering too at city of hope orange county cancer center in california.on, now cancer free, moved to tears by the team who helped him be brave during this battle. >> i have some exciting news for you. i am a match. >> no, megan, you're not. >> and this is a phone call jessica hobbs will never forget. >> i'm excited to be able to do this for you. >> oh, my god, i love you so much. >> reporter: it's the moment she found out her old college sorority sister megan schultz was a match to donate her kidney. jessica, who has chronic kidney disease, met megan 18 years ago when they were both members of pi beta phi sorority at ohio state. >> on that face time call you both got emotional, what was going through your mind, and what was going through your heart? >> i couldn't believe it. i get a second chance at life because of her. i'm 37, i'll get a longer life with megan's kidney. she's an angel in so many ways. >> it's a gift also that really in many ways will transcend time. >> being able to show her a little bit of love so that she can be healthy and just be her

among them, the briseno of orange county. i'm so excited. got to tell you, that's how she feels about california's very own kamala harris becoming the democratic party's nominee for president. she's vibrate. she's dynamic. she's courageous and we are feeding off of >> that courage. i'm just very enthusiastic. i'm passionate. 19 year-old stanford university student christian figaro is one of the youngest delegates. he says the next generation of democrats like him believe the momentum is on their side. young democrats are just fired up and ready like myself to support vice president harris. i yeah, at least for for myself, i was very enthusiastic and very passionate about supporting president biden and his reelection campaign. >> but i think now what we're seeing is just a complete new wave and shift to people who are democrats. non democrats, just young people just all of a sudden getting so passionate and so excited to elect harris, the first woman president, but california republicans believe harris momentum will soon fizzle out. think the

and david, the orange county sheriff says the armed guards who were transporting alston did not have an opportunity to draw their weapons. as standard procedure, their conduct is now being reviewed as part of this investigation. david? >> david: faith abubey reporting on this tonight. faith, thank you. >>> we turn now to the middle east and israel is on high alert tonight for a possible strike from iran or hezbollah that the white house believes could come at any time. and all of it amid the urgent effort right now for cease-fire talks between israel and hamas, and the renewed effort to get the hostages out. abc's tom soufi burridge from tel aviv. >> reporter: tonight, israel on high alert, trading attacks with hezbollah across the israeli-lebanese border, as they brace for what u.s. officials say could be a more significant iranian-led attack on israel this week. tonight, president biden asked whether iran might hold off its attack if a gaza cease-fire deal is possible. >> that's my expectation, but we'll see. >> reporter: today, biden's middle east envoy, brett mcgurk, rushing to e

the orange county sheriff saying he went to school with alston's father and has known the fugitive since birth. >> he's been involved in criminal activity since he was a juvenile. he's extremely cagey. he's extremely dangerous, and he has nothing to lose. >> reporter: alston was serving a life sentence for killing 1-year-old maleah williams in a random shooting in 2015. her family telling abc news they are "displeased with the department of public safety and their efforts to keep alston in custody, or lack thereof." and david, authorities say a hospital surveillance camera did capture part of alston's escape, but it wasn't enough to show exactly what happened, because the convicted killer was, quote, moving too quickly. david? >> david: faith abubey with us again tonight. thank you, faith. >>> one more note overseas, from russia tonight. reports another u.s. citizen has been arrested in moscow. russian news agencies say joseph tater is accused of attacking a police officer in a hotel. he's been sentenced to 15 days administrative detention. he faces a more serious charge of assaulting an

orange county california firefighters freed a kitten who�*d managed to squeeze itself inside the rim, then a specialised cutting tool to pull the cat out safely. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. humidity levels are beginning to increase now, and we�*re starting to see a thundery breakdown take place across england and wales, certainly after this recent hot spell. so, a thundery day on thursday, some good sunny spells around. yes, it will continue to feel very warm and humid. if you catch some of these torrential downpours, you really will know about it. we�*ll start thursday morning with torrential downpours through central, northern and eastern parts of england. then, into the afternoon as a sunshine comes out, we�*ll see further thunderstorms developing — east wales, the midlands, southern and eastern england. scotland and northern ireland not doing too badly — variable clouds, some sunshine and comfortable conditions there, ranging from 17—23 celsius, but another very warm one across england and wales, 25—29 celsius. as we head through thursday evening, those thundersto

it was front page news in the orange county register that sheppard was disinvited.hat is why this complaint of attorney misconduct is so delicious. i don't think they can get rid of me. their dilemma i analyze the stuff. the best way out is to claim a technicality. long ago most of the people are dead, these are not really our memos. because if they hear me out there going to be in tough tough shape i have dozens and dozens and they're all on that website. the real watergate victims have all passed away. there is some thought on an earlier book their heirs could come in and challenge their convictions. but it never came to fruition for this is different this is challenging misconduct by the lawyers themselves so we will see. >> time for one last question here. make it a good one for. >> have always been interested in the role of john dean. what was your impression of him at the very beginning? when he first came to work for the nixon white house? what was your immediate reaction or impression? he is five years older. he was hired into a? what was your immediate reac

it was front page news and they go in the orange county register that shepherd was was disinvited. that's why this complaint of attorney misconduct is so delicious. i don't think they can get rid of me. and they're they're dilemma. this is straight. you know, i analyze this stuff. i stay awake all night. their best way out is to claim a technicality. too long ago. most of the people are dead. we these aren't really our memos because if they hear me out. they're going to be in tough tough shape. i have dozens and dozens of memos and they're all on that website. i'm not playing hide the ball. okay. the real watergate victims have all passed away. there was some thought on an earlier book that their heirs could come in and challenge their convictions, but it never came to fruition, but this is different. this is challenging misconduct by the lawyers themselves. so we'll see we have time for one last question here. make it a good one. i've always been interested in the role of john dean. what was your impression of him at the very beginning? when you first when he first came to work fo

late news and the all new late show tonight starting at 11 on kpix >devin>a nonprofit down in orange countye nonprofit is giving an experience for kids with special needs. we have more on the program. >> reporter: the 7-year-old has cerebral palsy. >> he has a tube in his stomach and suffers from epilepsy as well. >> reporter: he is one of 30 walking down a red carpet on the dana pride for a fishing excursion put on by a nonprofit. >> these trips are all about the kids. >> reporter: 16 years ago he took his son's friend to lunch. he too has cerebral palsy. >> i said jeffrey, let's go do something, what would you like to go and do. he lit up and said i would love to go fishing. >> reporter: he said that moment changed had his life. so clear that a calling was revealed. take a boat load. >> reporter: a year later he chartered a boat, found volunteer angler and took between others on a no cost trip. it has many benefits, out in nature, low impact exercise. and it creates comradery and builds confidence. >> just have fun, if you have a disability and people bully you, just ignore them. >> repor

including bans in los angeles, cleveland and orange county, florida.a and south carolina. california and new york state could soon join that list. while not all parents are on board, the shift comes as research shows phone-free schools can reduce distractions and cyberbullying, enhance focus on learning, and improve student well being. the surgeon general warning parents face additional stress managing their children's phone use. >> many parents are struggling with tech and social media. those are the number one and two causes of stress that parents cite when they talk about parenting being harder now compared to a generation ago. >> reporter: grace, an 8th grader in framingham, welcomes her school's restrictions. >> to see the big picture and how it helps you learn and how it helps the school. >> reporter: her mother believe it is reduces anxiety and encourages socialization. >> students are more engaged with each other at recess, they are actually talking to each other, they are doing activities, rather than kind of going into their own circle and go

away everyone else doing fair to mid linger same for consumer a handful top 1%, that seem doing orange countyyone else really, they say we feel in recession right now, that we have been over a year. so, i think what is going to happen is that those high end companies and consumers are going to start to slow down we saw you know nvidia, you know a little bit disappointing in outlook you know not what everyone expected so that may be the beginning of the leaders, starting to crumble, in which case clear what is going on beneath the surface all along. maria: we have seen changes at surface when it comes to jobs we're watching, to wait for the second read a second quarter gdp any minute out in 10 seconds expectations call for growth 2.8% we will get fed preferred inflation reading july pce report, of course, the jobs numbers, next week will be super important after bureau of labor statistics downgraded all jobs last week telling us 818,000 jobs were no longer created that officially they reported it was let's get police department gdp numbers you been cheryl casone with breaking news right now. c