i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. a viral video is fueling a lot of questions and a lot of concern about a mob of people that vandalized a san jose police cruiser with the officer inside. this happened over the weekend at a sideshow near santana row. nbc's damian trujillo has the new details from san jose police headquarters. san jose police said they were unavailable today to talk on camera about the incident. but retired officers who i've spoken to since say they were floored at the way the officer handled the situation. the video is shocking to watch. it shows a handful of people mobbing a san jose police vehicle, as the officer is responding to reports of injuries at an illegal street stunt show. i was utterly shocked and appalled, to watch, san jose police officer be attacked by a mob. the officer was the first on scene just outside santana row, and he was still inside the suv as it was being vandalized. the mayor says he was injured by broken glass. most people we spoke with today said they'd seen the viral vide

thank you for that, janelle, i want to, you know, ask you, are you comfortable with many of the claims which, which in a fascinating way cnn didn't knock back. i mean, there were many demonstrative bull mistruths that president trump laid out there. i mean, one that just glared at me, were abortions after birth? that technically. uh, that would be murder. when you spoke of the tape of freedom con conference recently here in, in georgia. i think it no, i think it was in dc. sorry about that. when we spoke of that conference, recently he made a statement about, you know, abortion, and there were a lot of people there, particularly a lot of hard republicans that believe that we should a federal live abortion in a sense of demanding that it's no longer, you know, eradicating it basically, and so i do think that's something that may touch them. but lastly, the physicality issue. the only reason why we're talking about physicality in this particular raises because president trump can't talk about policy. i mean, sorry to present it by then can't talk about pilot policy. his policies are fail

he just pulled janelle do malone and benjamin alvarez. goober, thank you all. all right, and shifting gears you leaders meeting in brussels have endorsed candidates to fill the blocks top jobs. they've nominated ortho left on the line for a 2nd term as president of the european commission. former portuguese prime minister antonio costa will be the head, the future head rather of the european council. well, as tony and prime minister k, a call us is likely to become the next e use the rather the use next foreign policy chief who about to much solar can serve it from all to a is meanwhile, expected to be elected for a 2nd term as president of the parliament where some of the nominations for top posts have yet to be confirmed in the coming secret ballot. the whole dw correspond to jack park and brussels told us what it will take for ortho left on the line to become president of the european commission for the 2nd time. what you'll need to basically courier enough to support, make sure she gets those votes from her own political party and keep the socialist on line

today we're talking with janelle king, former deputy state director for the georgia republican party and orson porter, political strategist and former white house political director in the clinton administration. or some, let me start with you and ask you, we recently saw the democratic and republican debate president trump and president biden. how do i go for president by a lot, thanks for having me. and no, i think it was a, a tough night for democrats overall. there's really no upside on what happening. and no one expected and regrettably it was, it said to be that the buying team asked for. but what i think you also saw was uh how many people are closely watching, what's going to happen with the selection? and i'm sure when you see the viewership numbers, it will be at a fairly high level. unfortunately, i think what you saw last night on both sides is the frustration is that voters have on whether or not they're actually being listened to. and some of the policies that were brought up and during the debate discussion were never fully discussed or get after or answer. and i think

i'm janelle wang and i'm garvin thomas. the best baseball players of all time, he was a great ambassador to the sport. and while he played ball in san francisco, mays had fans all over the bay area and all over the country. yes to honor this man and his legacy, fans have been leaving flowers at his statue outside oracle park, and that's where nbc bay area sergio quintana spent the day. he joins us live from the ballpark now in sergio. you can see people stopping by all day. yeah, janelle, it's been quite interesting to see. so many people come by it. a pretty steady pace. and you can see right now how so many flowers have been placed here at the statue. we've been watching people come by snapping photos. they've been chatting with each other about willie mays, and they also say that they are obviously mourning his loss, but they're also celebrating his amazing legacy. we say, hey, they saying willie, that typekit is great. one of the last times willie mays rounded the bases at what's now called oracle park was as part of hi

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i'm janelle wang.a south san jose neighborhood as police face off with an armed suspect. the swat team and the bomb squad called in to help defuze that situation. nbc bay area's damian trujillo joins us from the neighborhood with what the very latest is right now. coach night drive is back open tonight. neighbors say they had no idea what was going on. worried why there was such a heavy police presence for hours today, a san jose neighborhood looked like it was under siege. police brought out all the heavy equipment from the military style mrap to the bomb squad, and we bring out all special operations personnel just to make sure that public safety is number one. we have a barricaded suspect who is armed and dangerous. all police will say is they were serving a gun violence restraining order on a suspect. that's typically when the da finds probable cause to ask a judge to take all guns away from a person, normally because that person has been deemed dangerous to dangerous to own the weapons. it's part

i'm janelle wang and i'm jessica aguirre.county where that point fire has burned some 1200 acres. it's also injured at least one firefighter. the fire burning near lake sonoma. and fire crews say structures have been destroyed with more threatened. the fire started just after noon yesterday and firefighters have been on scene throughout the night, attacking the fire from the air and from the ground. the fire did grow slowly overnight and containment, though, has increased to 20, the smoke also prompting a spare the air alert across the bay area. nbc bay area's thom jensen is live at santa rosa at cal fire sonoma air attack base, where crews are coordinating that air attack. and tom, what is the plan moving forward? well, jess and janelle, we hope to hear more information about the plan, at least the attack plan on this fire later on tonight. we just saw commander was on this fire leave in that aerial recon aircraft, a grumman g 73, a few hours ago. they just returned, after doing that recon mission over the point fire. retard

janelle, i'm on the corner of calvin avenue and dumbarton avenue. yes. this is the area where firefighters say you need to leave now. the evacuation area has been extended from all the way to dumbarton. everything between this dumbarton, middlefield and the train tracks, all those homes there, there's definitely about 100 homes in that area have been evacuated. and these orders coming down as agencies from all over the peninsula are helping to fight this fire, but also protect the many homes that are in this area. if you don't know this area very well, there is a large costco warehouse. it's right behind a target, a swim school and a county health center. there's a couple of county health centers in this area as well, so it's very populated. it's a busy area of redwood city, north, fair oaks, it seems like a lot of crews, emergency crews are already on scene. do you still see other agencies, scott coming to the area to assist, not coming to the area to assist? yes, we're it's definitely mutual aid. we've seen menlo park, we've seen east palo alto, the co

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but dw, janelle malone is covering the story forrest, janelle, good to see. i mean this story we heard right there from david weiss would be that it had all the sordid details. let's have we would love. but this would not be a new story if 100 bite and we're not the son of the us president. but he is the president side talk to me about the importance of what happened in court today or well, of course. so as you pointed out, this is historical. this is the 1st time that a sitting president child has been convicted of a crime. but as you rightly also say, we're talking about the president's son and not the president himself. so why is this important? it's important because of the very specific political and do this whole situation that this is all happening and so parallel to hunter biden's legal troubles. you also have jo barton's chief political arrival, donald trump, having his own days and court for various offences. and he has accused joe biden of webinar using the justice system against him. now, after today, however, we've learned that this is the same,

when he w, janelle, do alone is covering this story forrest janelle, good to see. i mean this story we heard right there from david weiss would be that it had all the sordid details. a tab boy would love um, but this would not be a new story. if hunter bite and were not assigned to the us president, but he is the president's side. talk to me about the importance of what happened in court today as well, of course. so as you pointed out, this is historical. this is the 1st time that a sitting president child has been convicted of a crime, but as you rightly also say, we're talking about the president's son and not the president himself. so why is this important? it's important because of the very specific political and judicial situation that this is all happening in so parallel to hunter biden's legal troubles. you also have jo barton's chief, political rival, donald trump, having his own days and court for various offences. and he has accused joe biden of webinar using the justice system against him. so after today, however, we've learned that this is the same, jus

janelle a lot's going on. 530. we continue our coverage of the investigation surrounding oakland's mayor. just what is the relationship between mayor tao and that family that has become big players in the political world? as we uncover more information surrounding the investigation of mayor tao. what lies ahead for her politically, as well as for the city of oakland? our political analyst, larry gerston, is here to discuss that topic. and firefighters have been battling stubborn fires in northern california all week. the latest on the progress they're making in. welcome back everyone. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang and i'm garvin thomas. let's get right to the latest on the federal investigation surrounding oakland's mayor. one day after the fbi searched her home, there's still no sign of sheng thao, but now her lawyer is talking for the first time. the mayor's attorney, tony brass, says tao has nothing to hide. after federal agents searched her home yesterday, inv

now with our janelle wang, who's been busy all day working on the 5:00 news.dy for a possible covid summer surge. i can attest to that. after four years of dodging the coronavirus , i got it. it's my first day back. oh welcome. i know, i'm so glad i'm recovering and i've tested negative, so i'm good to go. but there is evidence out there in the wastewater that shows a possible covid surge. we talked to public health experts. our robert honda has a report and we're going to tell you about a disturbing case in san jose. police have arrested a behavioral therapist accused of sexually assaulting a young girl with special needs. this therapist also works part time at a local elementary school. why? police believe this wasn't his first alleged assault. all that more coming up at 5:00. all right. looking forward to janelle. thank you. and so nice to have you back. all right. still to come top trending story as voted by you on my instagram poll. also a special honor for one of the greatest athletes out of the bay area the big night aheafor tom brady.d a slow network i

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when he w, janelle, do alone is covering this story forrest, janelle, good to see you. i mean this story we heard right there from david weiss would be that it had all the sordid details. a tab boy would love um, but this would not be a new story if hunter bite and we're not the son of the us president. but he is the president's side. talk to me about the importance of what happened in court today or well, of course. so as you pointed out, this is historical. this is the 1st time that a sitting president child has been convicted of a crime. but as you rightly also say, we're talking about the president's son and not the president himself. so why is this important? it's important because of the very specific political and do this whole situation that this is all happening and so parallel to hunter biden's legal troubles. you also have jo barton's chief political arrival, donald trump, having his own days and court for various offences. and he has accused joe biden of webinar using the justice system against him. now, after today, however, we've learned that this is the s

i'm at the anchor desk now with our janelle wang working on the 5:00 news and janelle, very busy mondayeen for all of us. we're going to continue to follow that massive fire in redwood city. some evacuees returning home after running from the smoke and the embers. we have an update on the fire and the tremendous loss to this community. and county supervisor david canepa will join us live. and a pro-palestinian protest makes its way inside the israeli consulate in san francisco. about 100 people made it into the lobby. demands a cease fire in gaza. police did move in very quickly. we have a reporter on scene. we'll have that and much more coming up at 5:00. all right. we'll see you in a few a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! s

i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. is this the turning point today president biden announced that israel has agreed to a plan to establish a permanent ceasefire in gaza and free the remaining hostages being held by hamas. all this in exchange for hundreds of palestinian prisoners. his announcement comes as dozens of people demonstrated outside of senator alex padilla's office in san francisco. here's nbc's emma goss. organizers of today's pray in tell me they left a letter with senator padilla's staff. they also left this message painted in front of his office, calling for the u.s. to halt further aid to israel. our offer , our minds, our freedom. they marched together from san francisco's ferry building friday morning. faith leaders and worshipers from dozens of congregations representing jewish, muslim, catholic, christian, buddhist and hindu traditions. the main demands we essentially have are we are asking our senator padilla to call for a cease fire, to end any additional arms sales to israel, and to demand an end

i'm janelle wang, and i'm garvin thomas.t 15 people are recovering from bullet wnds tonighafter an oakland juneteenth celebration ended in gunfire. to wrap up as nbc bay area's jodi hernandez reports that that is when things turned terrifying

let's go down to our debate coverage team and his poll in our washington bureau, janelle, to malone and a democratic watch party in dc and benjamin alvarez group or who is that a republican watch party also in washington dc reading. so you all, you know, so let's begin with you. what did americans watching this debate? see tonight they actually saw the sitting president losing it big time and basically putting the democratic party in a panic mode. i mean, the main objective providing tonight was to demonstrate just a couple of ability it to being fit for office, but it just struggled immensely throughout these uh, 90 minutes. i think it's fair to describe it as a huge the saucer as he fades not only to restore confidence, he was re, i'm able to respond to basic questions like, for example, the crushing crucial topic, abortion rights and, and rob of focusing on a boy are these important topics for the democratic voters. he wasn't really able to hold his a thoughts together. so this debate isn't only sisters of the attention away from the bathing the lice. donald trump presented. i'd real

let's go down to our debate coverage team, anus poll in our washington bureau, janelle do malone and a democratic watch party in dc. and benjamin alvarez group or who is that a republican watch party also in washington dc reading. so you all, you know, so let's begin with you. what did americans watching this debate see tonight they actually saw the sitting president losing it, big time and basically putting the democratic party in a panic mode. i mean, the main objective providing tonight was to demonstrate just a couple of ability to being fit for office, but he just struggles immensely throughout these uh, 90 minutes. i think it's fair to describe it as a huge the saucer as he fades not only to restore confidence, he was re, i'm able to respond to basic questions like for example, of acrostic crucial topics, abortion rights and, and rob of focusing on a boy. these important topics for the democratic voters, he wasn't really able to hold his a thoughts together. so this debate hasn't only shifted the attention away from debating the lice. donald trump presented, but really also spa

i'm janelle wang. first the federal trial, now the state. paul pelosi, the husband of house speaker emerita nancy pelosi, takes the stand again and faces his attacker, the man already convicted once for assaulting him with a hammer . nbc bay area's robert honda was in court as paul pelosi took the stand and has the latest from san francisco. it was a pretty tense scene today when the victim came in to testify against his attacker in court, but now the attention on the attacker is not about whether he did it. but why. 82 year old paul pelosi walked slowly but steadily as he entered san francisco superior court to take the stand in the state trial. a 44 year old david de pap, during questioning by prosecutor sean connolly, pelosi explained how on october 28th, 2022, about 2:30 a.m, he woke up to see a large man standing by his bed with a hammer and zip ties. he identified the pap as the intruder. pelosi testified the conversation went like this. the pap asked, where's nancy? pelosi responded, she's not here. to which the pap replied, i'm going

i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. they're already working. san francisco leaders say a new network of newly installed automated cameras is leading to arrests and hundreds more cameras are expected to be up and running by next month. here's nbc's christy smith right now. about 100 automated license plate reader cameras are installed in san francisco, and 300 more are coming and while some see that technology as a good first step, others have raised concerns. they are very indistinct and they blend into the background. automated license plate reader cameras are up in san francisco and already getting results at willow on the green in the inner sunset, alex sinclair sees it this way. i think here, using technology to be able to track evidence. cross county borders is an intelligent move. 100 are installed now up and running around the city. 300 more should be operational by july. i think this is the first step to a holistic approach. it's very clear from a on the on the ground mindset that it's not just about catching organized crime, it's also

well you know, remember this name, listen, janelle, his name is, thomas heylman. now, you haven't heard of thomas heylman? most people haven't. he was 16 years old last summer when he broke michael phelps's age group record. now you know that name, right? wow. you're going to remember that name. i will remember now only the first and second winners of each event will advance and represent team usa in paris. and of course, yatch the us olympic trials right here on nbc, bay area and peacock. our coverage begins tomorrow. i love the pride, the excitement. i could feel it. all right. thank you so much for watching. we are back with nbc bay area news at 4:30 right after the break.

this is janelle's video. she's on a ride opened yesterday. as you can see, lots of things to do. she must have dropped her camera. must have dropped her camera. oh my god. yeah. i was like, it's risky to hold your phone while on a ride, but aside from the carnaval rides, you know, folks also had a great time watching the pig races. yeah, that's pretty cool. that's right. the greased pig races. all right. it was a great day for a whole lot of things. unfortunately, it was also a really bad day for fighting fires and crews in a couple of areas in this in the bay area are doing that. you know, the temperatures haven't been that bad, but the wind speeds have been strong the last couple of afternoons. we're seeing it right now and we're about to add a lot of heat and low humidity moving forward into the workweek forecast. let's take you outside san francisco. still breezy. you got low clouds waiting to move in and high clouds above. stay tuned. 830 tonight might have a pretty sunset around the bay area those high clouds come in chilly around oakland for now, but 80 will be in reach ar

i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. affordable homes go up in flames and intense eight alarm fire has destroyed an affordable housing project that was under construction. and you can see it for miles. all the smoke. this fire started around 10:00 this morning. and as of this hour, the building is still smoldering and crews will be on scene for the next 24 hours to watch for any hot spots. the construction site is located right on middlefield road. this is a big artery in redwood city. it's right next to the caltrain tracks. flames quickly engulfed this 179 unit building. you see multiple stories there, and air quality advisory has also been issued due to the heavy smoke with winds expected to push the smoke it already did down into san jose, across the peninsula and into the south bay wind also blew embers around the surrounding neighborhood here, and many were told to evacuate immediately. they said that they were going to move to the safe zone, one more block down that way. but i told them i'm not leaving because this

i'm janelle wang, and i'm garvin thomas. at least 15 people are recovering from bullet wnds tonighafter an oakland juneteenth celebration ended in gunfire. to wrap up as nbc bay area's jodi hernandez reports that that is when things turned terrifying. i'm just, you know, walking around enjoying the festival of juneteenth on a normal, nice day . but 27 year old dejonique maddox fun day celebrating juneteenth with family ended like this. no, they shooting at each other. gunfire erupted as dejonique headed back to her car parked on grand avenue, sending hundreds ducking for cover so i couldn't make it to my car. i had to run for my life. we have everything from minor gunshot or flesh wounds to the loss of fingers, to some of the individuals still being in critical condition. oakland police chief floyd mitchell says the violence began when about 20 vehicles initiated an illegal sideshow, shortly after fights erupted in the street and nfire broke out, the chief says several officers were also attacked while aiding the victims, so

i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. a lot of concern and frustration in richmond after three people were killed. excuse me. two people were killed in less than ten hours. the gunfire started yesterday near the iron triangle for people in. all were shot. two of them died. hours later, a separate shooting. here's nbc's christy smith. well, my work has called me. david rodriguez was alerted by his workers yesterday as gunfire rang out near the intersection of seventh and pennsylvania avenue in richmond's iron triangle neighborhood. he'd have to go to other place, but he cannot leave because they close the street and they both end. rodriguez was not there, but his truck was, he says. it was hit twice by bullets. very quiet area, but the thing is, that incident, you know, it happened. richmond police say one person died at the scene. three other victims arrived at a hospital where one more person was pronounced dead. published reports suggest one of those killed was a pregnant woman, but police have not confirmed that claim.

well, you know, remember this name, listen, janelle, his name is, thomas heylman.ow, you haven't heard of thomas heylman? most people haven't. he was 16 years old last summer when he broke michael phelps's age group record. now, you know that name, right? only the first and second place winners of each event will advance. and represent team usa in paris. you can watch the trials right here on nbc, bay area and peacock starting tomorrow. that's going to be fun. up next, this is no joke. the pope and 100 comedians walk into the vatican. we'll tell you about the punch line later. we'll tell you why so many famous, famous norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? from around the wor

janelle a lot's going on. 530.inue our coverage of the investigation surrounding oakland's mayor. just what is the relationship between mayor tao and that family that has become big players in the political world? as we uncover more information surrounding the investigation of mayor tao. what lies ahead for her politically, as well as for the city of oakland? our political analyst, larry gerston, is here to discuss that topic. and firefighters have been battling stubborn fires in northern california all week. the latest on the progress they're making in. welcome back everyone. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm janelle wang and i'm garvin thomas. let's get right to the latest on the federal investigation surrounding oakland's mayor. one day after the fbi searched her home, there's still no sign of sheng thao, but now her lawyer is talking for the first time. the mayor's attorney, tony brass, says tao has nothing to hide. after federal agents searched her home yesterday, investigato

more fighting for him. >> janelle was worried for another reason.complicated. >> i taught fifth grade. i know how hard it is to teach somebody something. you have to repeat it over and over again. i am concerned about that. >> as it turned out, the jury reached a quick verdict. the judge read the decision allowed. >> we the jury find the defendant jerry lynn burns guilty of the charge of murder in the 1st degree. >> how did he take it? >> i think he was shocked. he was expecting to come home. >> i was surprised at the verdict. i had a hard time believing the jury sat down and yvonne reviewed the case. >> three hours. >> not even three. >> i couldn't believe they came back with the verdict they did. >> outside the courthouse, john and janelle . >> i wish my parents could be here to see this. >> we left cedar rapids but cedar rapids never left us. >> i could feel the pressure of 40 years and countless police officers that worked on the case. i felt like we as a team had finally done justice for the martinko family. >> jerry burns was sentenced to life

to explore this all, jeanette and let's hari a palestinian american activist and storyteller, mitzi janelle time, a climate justice activist from the philippines and kyle polanko, digital creative, i'm kind of found a feminist on instagram. ladies, thank you so much for joining us today. kind can i start with you, you run a platform with literally millions of follow is looking at feminist issues. how do you keep people engaged with the struggle which is not even, you know, going away anytime soon? i, as i like to say that we on a mission to meet people where they're at, when feminist got started, we went, you know, we went from $1000000.00 to $6000000.00 entirely organically in 2020. and we asked ourselves if this magazine was to exist today, where would it live? and it would probably be on instagram. today we reach over 25000000 global feminist around the world. each month, there are instagram our tick tock, our website, our newsletter, or gene and our events. and we like to say that we're the global hub for interest extra time and is i'm, we're amplifying the voices of the change makers a

i'm janelle, and she also said in that clip, it's the relationships that keep pos involved. and all that i did implants, how you yourself to rate your content. yeah, so i take my community that i've built online very seriously. i. i make a point to get to know the people that i am communicating with online, either in my personal life or develop personal relationships with them through these applications. and like i said before, it's important that you nourish those communities and those members because you guys are going to be in it together for a very long time when, when people lose that personal aspect to a cause. and that's when they tend to get this interested. so um, for me personally it's, it's helps letting people into my life a little bit and to get to know me as a human being. because when they've learned to love me as a person and understand who i am as a person, it's almost like they've learned to love my cause for palestine by default. and so it's, it's like any, any friendship you have to, you have to care to it. you have to care for it and you have to give to

i'm janelle, and she also said in that clip, it's the relationships that keep pos involved. and does that idea implants? how you yourself to rate your content. yeah, so i take my community that i built online very seriously. so i make a point to get to know the people that i am communicating with online, either in my personal life or, and develop personal relationships with them through these applications. and like i said before, it's important that you nourish those communities and those numbers because you guys are going to be in it together for a very long time when, when people lose that personal aspect to a cause. and that's when they tend to get this interest. and so for me personally it's, it's helps letting people into my life a little bit and to get to know me as a human being. because when they've learned to love me as a person and understand who i am as a person, it's almost like they've learned to love my costs for palestine by default. and so it's, it's like any, any friendship you have to, you have to care to it. you have to care for it and you have to give to

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nbc's janelle griffith is following this for us.s through what more we know about this. >> yes, chris, so last night, i spoke to the man who recorded the video. he said that he was on a bus when he came upon police beating this man. and he was so disturbed by what he witnessed, he described it as an injustice, and he said he felt compelled to start recording. now, it's important to note that the seattle police department hasn't said much about the incident at all. i have asked them repeatedly about the condition of the man who was beaten, and they have ignored my requests. they have not identified the two officers involved or confirmed whether they're on administrative leave while the beating is investigated. but the office of police accountability is aware of the video, and they are looking into it. >> but the man who you spoke to who took the video, he saw essentially what we saw. he doesn't know what happened leading up to it or what might have precipitated what we're seeing? >> exactly. he said he came upon the beating. it was a

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i think me through janelle right, savannah? yeah. any fight your voice? mr. konica? let me take hold of it for a moment. i'm a single piece going off here with the all t studio, most likely motion you on the big screen. and i see that you're moving, so even though you wait, this is why you popping up and down. that's why i personal habits. i just can't remain still and wait list this. i always like to jump or fly around a little bit waiting list. this is a marvelous thing. you can do whatever you want with your body. you can spin, turn any which way do pushups, and so on. and makes you want to feel around like a child. would it be too presumptuous on my thoughts? because i almost you to show us some of the things you just mentioned to i'm wearing shorts on the i ss. if you don't mind looking at them, i can do a somersault. we don't mind the tools the find a way, rucker's sharma, the 1st indian cosmonaut also has a question for the i assess crews bouncing before i went up, i saw the phone with michael collins that said that and, and he's one of the guys who been on th

i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. they're already working. san francisco leaders say a new network of newly installed automated cameras is leading to arrests and hundreds more cameras are expectbe

janelle mcdaniel is a special ed teacher, now helps students here find mindfulness and calm. like the chicken soup and the vicks vapor rub. we're not the ambulance, we're not the doctors, but we can take them in. we can hopefully get them to a level where they feel calm and safe and then when needed, we can then get them to higher level of care. the district has partnered with the latino commission, a local counseling center that provides a school therapist to whom hilda was referred. i started to notice a like a change in the panic attacks that were coming in less. i was able to be more productive with my classwork. and so that's when i'm like, this is working and it's good for me. and it gave you hope. yeah, the mental health crisis among the nation's students has grown, but the crisis in rural schools is especially pronounced. overstretched teachers who don't stay. an opioid epidemic and families often living in poverty. i think financially there's a big burden on our students. a lot of our students are working to help pay bills and to help provide food. um, a lot of our s

i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. san jose is trying to move forward and blaze this trail. the bay area's biggest city wants a solution to the affordable housing crisis. san jose is now the first city in california to allow people to sell their adus. nbc's ian cull talked with realtors about how this could all work. california have been able to rent out those granny flats known as adus for years, but now the city of san jose will allow people to sell them separate from their larger property. ab 1033 passed in the legislature last year, giving cities the green light. and this week, san jose became the first to sign on to the idea. mayor matt mahan believes it will help with the area's long running housing crisis, but they've become an incredibly popular option. they've become one of the most common permit types for new home construction. they're arguably the most accessible form of home ownership available , and this just creates another another option. the sale would follow the same rules for selling a condo. the two parties would have to form a homeowners association and c

our thanks to janelle finch for that report. >>> and thanks to you for starting your morning and yourm frances rivera. have a great monday. see you back here early tomorrow morning. wildfires engulf the west, infernos across california scorched thousands of acres and even forced evacuations near los angeles. why this coue

i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. we begin with the high stakes showdown. big oil against environmentalists in contra costa county. there's a grassroots effort to tax chevron, which is one of the area's largest employers. this new tax could cost chevron millions of dollars. here's nbc's thom jensen as chevron refines nearly 250,000 barrels of oil per day at its richmond refinery. now, local groups who say the refineries process and

yeah, janelle, it's been quite interesting to see. so many people come by it. a pretty steady pace. and you can see right now how so many flowers have been placed here at the statue. we've been watching people come by snapping photos. they've been chatting with each other about willie mays, and they also say that they are obviously mourning his loss, but they're also celebrating his amazing legacy. we say, hey, they saying willie, that typekit is great. one of the last times willie mays rounded the bases at what's now called oracle park was as part of his 90th birthday celebration for fans of the giants, seeing mays any time was a special treat that left a lasting impression. i went to the 2007 all-star game as a six year old and got to see him in person, but he was carted around the field and i rewatched that whole game recently on youtube. max colleen was one of many who came to the growing collection of flowers and mementos at the willie mays statue. today. he showed us his 1961 willie mays trading card for san francisco native robert martinez. willie mays was one of the first fa

i'm janelle wang and i'm raj mathai. we begin with the high stakes showdown. big oil against environmentalists in contra costa county. there's a grassroots effort to tax chevron, which is one of the area's largest employers. this new tax could cost chevron millions of dollars. here's nbc's thom jensen as chevron refines nearly 250,000 barrels of oil per day at its richmond refinery. now, local groups who say the refineries process and pollution have caused health issues want to tax every barrel that arrives at the facility for refining, all in an effort to pay for the damage. the groups claim the refinery is done. we're expecting that it could be anywhere from 60 to 90 million. sandy seddon, who grew up near the richmond chevron refinery, says there are too many cases of cancers and asthma in her family and neighbors for there not to be a link, even though medical professionals and health officials have not scientifically linked the two in richmond for as long as i can remember, every time there was a disaster at you know, the refinery, i would end up in the e

janelle, will, and their three kids now, lucy, liam, and wesley. hi! at the plaza with us. >> i've been watching since i was probably their age, so our whole family watches and what better way to share our news with everybody, all at the same time, so -- >> this is so crazy, isn't it? >> and al's still here. you've been watching that long. >> any news to break today? >> no news. >> all right, well, shucks. >> you're from columbia, south carolina, so we know you're good tome. people. what are the folks back in columbia make of all this? what do they say about this? >> they're so excited for us to celebrate with our kids. we have a great community that we're really involved with and they love our kids. really well. >> lucy, you have something sweet on your arm, what's that? >> a bracelet. >> that's so sweet. what's in your hand? >> a bracelet for you. >> oh! >> she came with gifts. >> thank you. that was so sweet. thank you, guys. you guys, i want you to take a look back. this is a picture of all of your kids lined up, wearing "today" show onesies. there

well, jess and janelle, we hope to hear more information about the plan, at least the attack plan on this fire later on tonight. we just saw commander was on this fire leave in that aerial recon aircraft, a grumman g 73, a few hours ago. they just returned, after doing that recon mission over the point fire. retardant bombers were a common sight in the skies over wine country today. they're trying to get fire lines around the point fire before it destroys more land and homes. those bombers are just part of a relentless aerial assault that's been nonstop since the fire started sunday afternoon outside healdsburg. overnight, one firefighter had to be airlifted from the front lines after suffering a non-life threatening injury. despite the constant air and ground attack, the point fire continues to spread, burning reduction of wind strength today, we're able to control it a little quicker. cal fire information officer mario cho says. unfortunately, winds picked up this afternoon and while many homes have more difficult and dangerous. there is that zero zone that would be the defensible

can anybody, janelle right tonight and yeah, i've seen quite your voice that missed the call and let me take over for a moment. i'm a single piece going off here with the all the studio. most guy. i'd be more than you on the big screen and i see that you're moving, even though you'll wait this, why you popping up and down. that's why i personal habits. i just can't remain still in weightlessness. i always like to jump or fly around a little bit waiting list. this is a marvelous thing. you can do whatever you want with your body. you can spin, turn any which way to do pushups, and so on. that makes you want to fall around like a child. would it be too presumptuous on my thoughts? because i almost you to show us some of the things you just mentioned to i'm wearing shorts on the i ss. if you don't mind looking at them, i can do a somersault. we don't mind the tools the find a way. rucker's sharma, the 1st in the in cosmonaut, also has a question for the i assess groups. before i went up i, i saw the phone with michael collins that said that and, and he's one of the guys who been on the