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. >> reporter: now president biden will sign that bill into law on friday and hit the road to taut it, making his first stop in pennsylvania next tuesday. kristen welker at the white house. thank you. let's break those numbers down now, stephanie ruhle is here. how much and when. >> reporter: 90% of american households should get some form of direct payment. people make less $75,000 will get $1,400 how do you make sure the government knows you are eligible taxes. file them asap if you sign up for direct deposit with the irs, you will get those funds sooner the first batch is expected to go out as early as this month lester >> great tips there. thanks stephanie this comes as vaccinations accelerate with more on that here is tom costello >> reporter: a week after merck agreed to help produce the johnson & johnson vaccine. the government is ordering another 100 million doses to ensure the country has enough later this year. >> a lot can change and we need to be prepared >> reporter: pfizer and moderna increasing vaccine shipments. 50% of americans 65 and older have been vaccinated 90% of

he it taut about a decade. this happens more as we learn about the fbi investigation. from acy potts has more on who investigators are talking to. >> with the fbi investigation of judge brett kavanaugh now officially expanded, will agents interview his third accuser, julie swetnick. >> it wouldn't bother me at all if there is any credibility interview the 13 one. >> swetnick telling the media he touched young women inappropriately. >> i saw him paw on young girls, get a little too handsy touching them in private parts. >> nbc has not verified her story. there are consenties and kavanaugh defies knowing her. also nbc obtained text messages that he was contacted classmates trying to accuse ramirez before she accuse you had him. a mutual friend is trying to get the messages to the fbi. >> she wanted to get out the texts showing that kavanaugh may have been trying to discredit deb by ramirez. >> they are insisteding that it not delay the vote on kavanaugh's nomination. >> let me make it very clear, the time for endless delay and obstruction has come to a close. >> no one i

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also as the multicollapse of the cellular network and road closures during the fire storm taut us a paper road map -- remember those? that is vital. now, gps could be completely ausless. as for the bag itself build is now please. and put it someplace very convenient where you jienly can grab it and go. we'll be tackling more questions about fire insurance, fire debris and victim mortgages coming up at 6:00. in the meantime if you have a question, please call in. the number is 1-888-996-tips, or if you have internet access right now you can get to us online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. raj and janelle back to you. >>> coalesce i'm guessing this a months long process. >> probably a respiratory mask in there. the air quality has been poor so long. >> the wind ramped up the fire danger but sent a lot of smoke away. we are seeing the smoke spill back. as the on shore winds pick up likely it will the tri-valley and east bay see more smoke. one thing we notice as this view showing the smoke leaving the north bay shows looks at the temperatures 79 in the north bay. back to san francisco brown hazy

now the gadget is about to be gone forever. 2001, steve job tauting the ipod holding up 1,000 cd qualityhe touch is the latest. apple no longer makes them. >> remember when we first got those things? >> yes, we had bigger head sets. >> we are back in a moment, we have >>> the warriors arrived in memphis later today without head coach keir. he's out with covid. if the warriors win tomorrow night, they'll advance to the conference finals with the suns or the mavericks. >>> the giants do well wearing these unique jersey. bat of the 4th inning. brandon bell is healthy. the giants beat the rockies tonight, final score, 9-2. the a's playing a double header today. game two is much better. christian with an rbi singles. a's won. >>> a tearful gathering. patrick marlow retiring from the hockey league. usually stoic. he got emotional today when thanking his family. >> to christina and my voice, i want to thank you for all the sacrifices you made over the years. and, all the support you have given me. >> i could not lived up my dream of being a professional hockey player if it was not for you guys.

it's a lesson that students at a south bay high school have been taut. here's tonight's "bay area proud." >> reporter: traveling the halls with delmar high school with jesse ramirez feels less like hanging out with the custodian and more like riding shotgun with the most popular kid in school. >> everybody knows his name. >> reporter: it's as far from jesse's actual high school experience as possible. >> tough times. growing up, it was difficult for me to learn, to retain things. eventually i would just shy away from everyone, because it got to a point where it was embarrassing for me. >> reporter: it was so tough, jesse admits, he even worried about taking the janitor's job here five years ago. worried that the kids might look down on him. but jesse needed the work. it turned out, he says, to be the best decision he ever made. >> working here has like really changed my life. >> reporter: that's because jesse made it a point this time around to be the kind of adult for kids at school that he wishes had been there for him. >> seeing a student, you know, b

. >> reporter: according to chung, the highly tauted theranos blood testing machine simply did not work. in her testimony she said "you would have the same luck flipping a coin as to whether your results were right or wrong." legal experts say it's not theranos on trial. it's the founder. whether or not she intentionally defrauded investors or ppatient. >> holmes was aware of the technology and the situation financially was not good at theranos as well. >> reporter: with a lot more testimonies ahead. >> i was interested in the proceeds o f the trial and what was being said verses what i have read. >> reporter: we got a little hinge of what's coming up. among the co-workers, erica chung spoke to tyler schultz, another former theranos' employee turned whistle blower. we are expecting to hear from him. scott budman nbc bay area news. >>> today marks the eve of latino month. the demographic now makes up 40% of california's 40 million people. it's not just in california. latino population is growing in several states across the nation. on "nightly news," gabe gutierrez talks to members of th

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. >> peter, let's circle back to that infrastructure law how does the president taut it to the american people. >> reporter: yeah, lester president biden will head to new hampshire tomorrow and the next day to michigan. meanwhile, democrats will have to go it alone to pass his climate and social policy plans with inflation complicating their efforts to get some moderates to back that massive new spending lester >> peter alexander at the white house, thanks >>> tonight the state department is calling a russian missile test in space reckless and irresponsible. that missile targeted an old russian satellite producing debris that threatens americans and others onboard the international space station. andrea mitchell is here now andrea, how is the u.s. responding to this >> reporter: lester, they are furious tonight the secretary of state and the nasa administrator both slamming russia for what they call a reckless antisatellite weapons test saying it has spread a cloud of hundreds of thousands of pieces of space debris smaller than three inches and thousands of larger pieces that will remai

it's been taut by police academies around the country including the bay area for decade. this research shows a suspect with a knife or other sharp object can charge a police officer from 21 feet away and be on top of the officer in less than 2 seconds. by examine the data, the last ten years of fbi and u.s. justice department data and found in the real world this scenario has never, never resulted in the death of a police officer. >> the number of cases we found of somebody with a visible weapon charging at a police officer actually killing the police officer in the united states was zero. >> tonight we take you behind the scenes and see the research first time. it's some of the first time made public. we go to one local police academy where they are changing training to reflect the new reality. all tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news see you then. >> thank you so much stephen. >>> well take a ride with tom brady, sort of. his signature car for sale. that's next. do you know what )s in the tax plan? the moves congress is making that could dramatically impct >>> tonight

. >> reporter: tonight with the port of baltimore as his backdrop, president biden aiming to taut the benefits of the trillion-dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill he's set to sign on monday. >> infrastructure week has finally arrived. >> reporter: but overshadowing it all, a setback for the economy. >> consumer prices remain too high. >> reporter: newly released numbers showing inflation soaring to its highest level in 30 years, up 6.2% over last year. the rise in consumer prices now surging faster than anticipated, including gas prices up 50%. used cars and trucks up 26%, and beef prices up 20%. how does this moment compare to the past 30 years? >> this is the worst it's ever been. >> reporter: tom is the executive chef at a restaurant just a mile from the white house. he says the prices of meat and produce have doubled or even tripled. >> reporter: fryer oil. >> so we went from $40 to fill it to $75. >> reporter: what about the potatoes. >> $29 to $40. >> reporter: he is passing some of those costs on to customers. >> it is hard to look people in the eye. i know you paid $16 for t

. >> reporter: president trump meeting with the president of par guy today and tauting a new trade agreement with china, claiming impeachment has been good for them. >> fund-raising for the republican party has gone through the roof. we're setting records. nobody has ever seen anything like it because the people are disgusted. >> reporter: the president already looking ahead to a republican-run senate trial, during which majority leader mitch mcconnell promises he'll coordinate closely with the white house. >> there is no chance the president is going to be removed from office. >> to come out and say he's closely coordinating with the chief defender, the white house, and that he has already decided that it's not going to happen, i think that is an outrage. >> reporter: democrats and republicans bit early polarized as the final question on whether to impeach president trump heads to the house floor next week. one open question now, how many democrats might vote against impeachment in the full house vote? some moderates from swing states have expressed reservations that voting for impeachment

. >> saw the flames from behind the ridge and they must have been like 50, 100 feel taut >> reporter: the fire started at a home. then spread. forcing more than 25,000 to evacuate injuring two firefighters. >> i'm alive. >> reporter: jean page barely escaped as the flames ripped into her yard, nearly torching her hillside home. >> i was terrified i cried all last night. i -- i was -- because you're never going to get back what you put into it. >> reporter: as the fire spread, win grounded critical air support. it's the latest in a brutal year of historic california wildfires. more than 4 million acres scorched so far. >> we have santa ana conditions and high wind conditions that are promoting really big, fast spreading fire events. >> reporter: nearly 11 million under red flag warnings with the threat expected into the weekend. the latest leg of a now year around fire season keeping residents locked in unending worry steve patterson, nbc news, orange county, california. >>> on the other side of the country, in the northeast, millions are bracing for a powerful nor'easter tonight and t

the ford taut fire. two women trapped in the back seat had to be pulled out one woman has died. the other in critical condition. the speed could have been a factor in the crash. the scary situation in san francisco today when an suv plowed into a building happened about just three hours aigt. on 17th and mission. sf p. d. says the suv hit two other cars before smashing into the building. the building was empty. par metadataics took the driver to the hospital with life threatening injuries. no word on the cause of the crash. >> google about to be at the center of the anti-trust investigation by the justice department. the investigation comes amid speculation from politicians and the public about whether tech giants should be broken up. goolg are google's parent company alphabet made nearly $137 billion in 2018. with 857% of that coming from ads. experts say google controls more than 70% of the search engine market. now it's not clear when the justice department plans to launch its anti-trust investigation. >>> lawyers are in toronto for game 26 the nba finals down one game to not

detectives say what godfrey taut was a joke got him in jail. >> it doesn't matter if someone says i wasou it and post it on social media you committed that crime. >> according to court documents, a search warrant for the instagram account revealed an ip address registered to godfrey's home. during an interview he admitted to the crime and booked at the pasco county jail on $10,000 bond. >> the parents were shocked because they had no idea. and that is another sad reality of what's going on. >> authorities say the high school senior didn't have a disciplinary record before this. but is now charged with solicitation to attempt murder. tonight the school district telling nbc news expulsion will be recommended. >> this young man that quite honestly ruined his life by a simple threat on social media. >> kathy what can parents take away from this. >> in the wake of what happened in the florida community tottenham hotspurs there stressing the importance of engaging with kids on social media activity and asking questions about what they're posting and also who they might be contacting. >> and w

the governor tauting a chp crack down on crime in the east bay. is it going to last? those stories and more coming up on our 7:00 news. >>> up next on nightly news, kansas city, up-to-the-minute details on the super bowl parade shooting and how the chiefs are responding, lester holt is next >>> tonight, the celebration for super bowl champs, the kansas city chiefs, marred by a deadly shooting chiefs fans running for safety after shots are fired at the super bowl victory rally one person dead. as many as 22 people shot and injured among those, 11 children police snipers standing at the ready. three suspects now in custody just moments before travis kelce, patrick mahomes, and their teammates celebrating with a crowd of an estimated 1 million people our team at the scene. >>> also tonight, the standoff in washington, d.c. three police officers shot the suspect barricaded for hours still firing shots. >>> police escorting children to safety the troubling rise in crime in the nation's capital. >>> the top republican warning of a serious national security threat and urging

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it's something she wonders if she could have one day taut jody. >> jodi was a minnesota gal had dreams of going to the twin cities where i worked. we very possibly would have worked together if things had taken a different turn. >> that of course never happened. but finding jodi's body or even her killer still might. giving mere family closure and a reporter the chance to write once and for all, case closed. >> raj i know you guys often ask where do you find these stories i've known caroline 25 years. >> as a reporter. >> we worked together in minnesota. in fact. >> there's a the picture. >> 20 years ago. >> you're a hand some young man. >> back when the hair was -- the hair was all dark. she is an amazing reporter she covered police and the crime beat as well as any reporter i've worked with. and it is no -- it's no surprise to me that she has shone this dedication not just to the facts of the case but to the people involved. >> yeah. >> what ut you said in the story we do get attached to the stories we cover on a nightly basis i can feel for her as well thanks. >> that anchor family

speaker pelosi is back home today at san francisco to taut that $1.9 trillion rescue plan. tom jensen was there and able to ask her about the greatest challenges facing the bay area and the rest of america as the nation tries to move forward and heal post pandemic. >>> the main focus of speaker nancy pelosi's visit to chinatown, vaccination efforts. a clinic that relied on funds from the president's recently passed american rescue plan act. >> we want to make sure that the rescue package is successful in what it set out to do. >> reporter: the american rescue plan includes more than $7.5 billion for community health centers like the northeast medical services which will receive $11 million of that money. >> this funding is especially important for our work to care for and protect the vulnerable asian seniors who have been targeted in recent months by hate. >> reporter: the speaker also applauding president biden for addressing hate crimes early on. she urged members of asian american and pacific islander communities to document attacks. >> write it down so we have proof tha

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president biden recently tauted 24/7 operations here as a way to ease the backlog. >> today's announcementthe potential to be a game changer. >> but so far workers say not much has changed. greg ponce de leon has been a crane operator for 25 years, telling us dock workers who have been on the job throughout the pandemic stand ready to move cargo around the clock, but they have been given few orders to do so. >> since they have announced 24/7, have your workers' lives changed appreciably? >> no, they have not. >> he says there is no shortage of workers at the local dispatch hall union leaders stressing dock workers are available 24/7, but it's not up to them when they're called to work is it frustrating to you that so much attention on the supply chain is coming here on the ports? >> yes, it is. this is not an l.a. long beach problem this is greater than that other ports in the supply chain need to be in tune with working 24/7. >> the next link, trains and trucks, moving all those goods out of the ports drivers like alvarez who says sometimes he waits all day for a single containerin line.

this year than in 2020, the president's covid response facing scrutiny just a few months after he tauted big progress. >> we're closer than ever to declaring our independence from a deadly virus. >> reporter: president >> reporter: late tonight the president and vice president saying they had close contact with a staffer who tested positive. so far president biden tested negative. president biden and manchin spoke on sunday night in what two sources describe as a cordial call. they plan to speak again soon lester >> garrett haake near the capitol tonight. thank you. >>> dramatic new details this evening about those kidnapped missionaries in haiti. it wasn't the release that freed the last 12 of them but a daring escape all 16 americans and canadians now safe andrea mitchell spoke exclusively with one of them. >> reporter: tonight the first pictures of the missionaries who escaped from haiti reunited this weekend in florida a spokesman for the church describing their dramatic escape. a group including a 10-month-old baby, a 3-year-old child and two teenagers in the middle of the night. >>

the pennsylvania convention center for a campaign rally, populated by union members biden who often tauts his presidency as the most pro-labor administration in history took the stage to reaffirm his support for america's unions just a day after he received the endorsement of the afl-cio the country's largest union. later today the president will travel to california where he will attend a number of campaign receptions and push his administration's actions on combating climate change. >> brie, thank you. >>> the u.s. celebrates juneteenth today, two years after it was recognized as a federal holiday. over the weekend the country held coast to coast events in honor of the day that commemorates the freedom of enslaved african americans despite the celebrations retired civil rights leader reverend william j. barber ii cautioned americans against acknowledging the holiday with what he called jumping around and drinking, instead saying it should be a day of inquiry and activism. >>> the emancipation proclamation will be a permanent fixture in the national archives rot rotunda. the document wri

. >>> back now with something president trump what has tauted on the campaign trial, opportunity zonesthey're helping more black americans achieve the american dream. but are they working? here's blaine alexander. >> reporter: this small stretch of road in louisville, kentucky has a special distinction. it is one of roughly 8,700 areas in the country known as an opportunity zone. the program was created in 2017, a change in passed law to promote investment in low-income communities. >> we're drawing investment into neglected and underserved communities of america so that all americans, regardless of zip code, have access to the american dream. >> reporter: since then president trump has repeatedly touted it as a benefit to the black community. the biggest claim job creation. >> we created tens of thousands of jobs with opportunity zones. from where you sit, here in your city, do you believe that to be true? >> no. >> reporter: not at all? >> no. >> reporter: jim is a tax lawyer in louisville. he tracks opportunity zone investments and says most of the investments are real estate projec

whole foods you may pay more but you're he supposed to get more and when it comes to meat whole foods tauts high quality and high standards for humanly raised meat. critics say the company is falling sort of its promises. we obtained the usda inspection reports for iowa rabbit that's where whole foods gets its rabbit meat. they found rabbits in crate. they also found fecal smears on the back tail area of rabbits in their final rinse and raised concerns about contamination. we also reviewed what are believed to be internal sales figures showing the actual demand for rabbit meat may not be as high as whole foods suggested. >> whole foods is a trend setting grocery store. if they create a demand for a new meat that's going to happen across the board. >> whole foods declined to comment for our story but in a statement iowa rabbit said we proud blie produce rabbit and take pride in our animal care and food safety practices which we are confident are among the best in the nation. tonight at 11:00 see more of what the inspection reports reveal and how they contrast with the whole foods mission. wi

. >> shepherd introduced several early bays at the magic theet ner sefrts and 80s even taut at uc dave zblies new at 11:00 a high profile mountain view company is trying to learn more about depression and wants 25,000 to help with the project. the at home dna testing company called 23-me to determine how brains bipartisan disorders. process the company is recruiting 25,000 people for this study that lasts about nine months. >>> a new crew helping clean up san jose a photo at a time it let's you directly tell city crews what needs fixing. the mayor says the they don't have the staff to handle the complaints. you see pot hole or grafty or illegal dumping open the app pick the service and send it right to workers. >> jeff ranieri already three steps ahead with his own nbc bay area weather app you should have helped the city of san jose with this. >> i do what i can when i can. >> tagging the sflunz so busy tracking the heat and more coming our way. we have increased temperatures a few more degrees. we'll get you the moirkt climate forecast. and the story continues to be the high pressure

. >> reporter: tonight the president will taut a booming economy. still, his own administration is facing vacancies. take a look at the front rows from last year's state of the union. eight of those cabinet officials gone, including the u.n. ambassador, attorney general, and secretary of state. many of their replacements temporary. some republicans now sounding the alarm. >> i really want to get them all filled, and i made that very clear to the president. and we need to do that. >> reporter: and it's not just cabinet level officials. more than two years into his presidency, just over half of president trump's nonmilitary executive branch nominations have been confirmed. compared to 77% under president obama at the same time. and key posts like chief of staff, defense secretary, and ag are still filled by someone in an acting role. >> i like acting, because i can move so quickly. it gives me more flexibility. >> reporter: but the president's allies argue that strategy undercuts his mission. >> when they're temporary, the import of their words and th

expected to receive the pfizer vaccine this month as governor newsom shared this video on twitter, tauting the approval of the vaccine by a group of professionals in the west coast. >> 17 member panel unanimously recommending distribution of the pfizer vaccine. they reviewed the safety and efficacy. >> reporter: healthcare workers and long-term care facilities are the first group eligible for these vaccinations. >> having two vaccine trials close and finalized and on the cusp of being approved within 11 months is unprecedented. >> dr. rutherford calls this historic, decreasing the amount of patients being taken in from long-term care facilities who are now prioritized when it comes to vaccination. >> those are two things you will see right off the bat, it will stabilize and ease the pressure on icu beds. confirming the arrival time for the vaccine may be difficult. fedex and ups not revealing any details. it is all about protecting the supply chain, something cyber thieves already targeted. >> they want to keep this a secret, they don't want to give anyone knowledge of where shipment is go

twitter, the president tried to steer attention back to his claims, a bias against him at the fbi tautingmccabe. racing the clock to retire with full benefits, 90 days to go. wow, fbi lawyer, james baker reassigned. they say baker was moved out of the fbi's general counsel office and new director, christopher wray assembles his own team. >> the trump administration is considering a plan to reduce illegal immigration by separating parents from children while being detained. the rational is for proper punishment. it will stop people from trying to enter the country in the first place. >> dissuade parents from trusting themselves and children, smugglers. they are heartless and treat human beings like merchandise. >> ripping a child from a mother's arms is never a compassionate act. no policy is going to deter a mother asking to save her child's life. >> advocates of the enforcement say it's a necessary step, but immigrant rights groups say it's cruel. >>> palestinians are making last minute preparations in the city of beth helehem ahead of christ. there are posters denouncing the decision by

one of them being tauted as a way to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally unstable. >> and thenhere is the bullet button ban. >> every semiautomatic rifle sold in california is required to have a bullet button. gun manufacturers installed them after california passed its first assault weapons law. a law that required a second step to remove an ammunition magazine. the intent of the law was to make it more difficult to reload. manufacturer's installed the button to comply with the letter of the law. but not the intent. >> do you listen to anybody who was there and they say, it was bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang. of course it was. he had an automatic weapon. >> it's the same at every mass shooting where a rifle is used. they all come with the bullet button. >> i was able to reload the weapon in seconds. i have no training at all. i walked in off the street. >> mark laveen says the quick reloading should be banned. and that's the intent of the bill. >> if we can slow that down. if we can make people take more time to reload bullets. we can stop innocent lives fro

. >> reporter: last week amazon.com tauted its prime day a success. even after low cost walmart roled out a rival sales day. all this competition could mean good things for consumers. >> if jet takes off the way that amazon did, it may take time we could see consumer product prices in general fall. >> meaning low prices and high hopes for shoppers. >> well, the owner of a diner in maine is drawing national attention after yelling at a 2-year-old child in her restaurant. >> the girl was crying in the restaurant and the parents weren't doing anything to stop it she tried to get the parents to quiet the girl down or leave the restaurant. until she decided she had enough. >> i slammed my hands on the counter and told her it had to stop. >> i'm really upset about this. this is not a society i want to raise my child in we need to be fearful taking my daughter out in public. >> the story has now gone viral with the diner's facebook page getting praise and criticism for the owner's actions. the owner says she does not regret yelling at the girl. >> i can see

the president's speech was very similar to a speech delivered last night tauting the economy and jobs, his tough response to china and his commitment to law and order. he also railed against joe biden and the democratic party calling them extremists. >> biden will always do whatever the radical left demands. and if elected, his radical supporters won't just be causing mayhem in the streets. they will be running the department of justice, the department of homeland security and by the way the united states supreme court. >> it's been a turbulent week for the president's campaign where he admits to down playing the seriousness of the coronavirus. we'll have more on that later on in this newscast. >> senator kamala harris is also headed to california. democratic vice presidential candidate due to travel to fresno on tuesday. that's near where the creek fire is raging with very little containment so far. >> the north complex fire has been burning for nearly a month now. and despite better weather conditions, firefighters are finding it very tough to increase containment. tonight the fire

just love this game and i'm playing hard that's how i was taut from day one. >> when popovich refershistory talking about this game in february of 2016 we patch you'llia was a mavericks. >> the play where he took him down and locked his arm in dallas, could have broken his arm. asked david west his current teammate how things wendt. what he zsa-zsa was playing for rrls dallas and he and david got into it. >> tough play, man. tough player. >> if he wasn't your teammate would you be looking at it the same way you think. >> there is no way tp i don't know how to answer that. >> the drama continues tomorrow night for game 2 process. in oakland kohl been resch. >> coming up tonight at 11:00 northern families caught in a growing ep chemical investigate the newest drug hack you probably haven't heard of how it's turning teenage curiosity in a life or death decision. >> before we go tonight something for ink in the seven day forecast. >> you got that right if you missed it earlier check it out tomorrow. spotty chance of a shower. mostly cloudy skies. so partly sunny and 66. then by ds saturd

shooting his wife as she taut the special education students this morning. >> went into the classroom what we understand without saying anything armed with a large kal iber revolver opened fire on his wife. >> teacher smith was killed and two students happened to be behind her were also shot. 8-year-old jonathan martinez died at the hospital. >> theed second student in the classroom that was struck by gunfire is a 9-year-old student i'm not releasing his name at this time oop. i'm told he is stable at the hospital the suspect turned the gun on himself becoming the third fatality. survivors were moved to a local high school to be reunited with family. >> announcer: how grateful all your kids are safe. >> very grateful. >> greatful but still shaken as police try to piece together how and why this happened. at this hour the community is gathering for a prayer sand ridgel at a local church. the school will be shut down the next couple days but the superintendent told us he doesn't know whether it will reopen and thursday that will be up to the counselors after they've assessed the familie

the governor also plans to shut down at least two state prisons, work on probation reform and is tauting the state's progress to end the death penalty. >> because one thing we know about our criminal justice system, it's not blind. it discriminates based on the color of your skin, discriminates based on wealth. >> the announcement marks the governor's first action on police use of force following the death of george floyd. >>> once again, people filling the streets and cities across the country last night, this is video from portland. it is the eighth straight night of protests there against racism and police brutality. thousands of people gathered for this peaceful demonstration. >>> and in the nation's capital, demonstrators filled the streets despite strong thunderstorms, but it is nothing compared to what is expected today. city leaders are expecting anywhere between 100 to 200,000 people. the mayor of d.c. also has requested president trump remove federal law enforcement and military presence from the area. >>> also in washington, d.c. yesterday, did you see it? the city renamed par

there you can learn kwhaes being taut to teachers and students and staff. at nbcbayarea.com/we investigate. >> if you have a story for bigad shaben or ernie in else the investigative ut. give us a call directly 1-888-996-tips. >>> a public health emergency, the declaration from president trump but what it means for the opioid epidemic. in the east bay - and ran. it happened last night in pleasant hill-- at the corner of >>> a driver struck an elderly man in the east bay and ran. it happened last night in pleasanton at the corner of gregory lane and contra costa boulevard. polts say a passerby found the 80-year-old bleeding from his head. officers are looking for a car with a damaged headline. >>> america's opioid crisis addressed by the trump administration. each day 142 people lose life to an overdose more than 5,000 people a year. >> we can't allow it to continue. it's time to liber eight our kmaunts >> what i would say to the president on that is, show me the monte. >> nancy pelosi saying the declaration shifts existing funds but provides no new money. i

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. >>> just hours after calling off those raids, the president took to twitter, tauting his planned borderall. a federal appeals court this week debated whether the president can still move forward with that plan. >>> we're learning now details now about the trump's response to iran shooting down a u.s. drone this week. according to several courses briefed on the matter, president trump approved a cyber strike on thursday. the strike was in the works for some time. but then was carried out after tahran destroyed a drone thursday morning. it brought down the military command and control systems but did not harm anyone. military strikes against iran were called off at the last minute thursday night. >>> a memorial service for a fallen officer will happen on thursday. she was killed earlier this week during a domestic violence call. she had only been on the force or about six months. thursday's memorial service will hope in rosedale. sacramento state is holding its own memorial service. >>> a follow up to a destructive fire friday night. the fire is out. but now there is fears that what's lef

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. >> reporter: president obama toured solyndra two years ago to taut his economic stimulus package. the solar company received a half billion federal loan. months later solyndra filed for bankruptcy, hundreds lost their jobs. >> free enterprise means taking money from taxpayers and giving it to his friends. romney called it a huge conflict of interest since executives contributed to the obama campaign. the chair of the democratic party said he's not surprised by the photo-op saying the president in the business of giving out loans. >> the program was established under the department of energy and under the bush administration many grants had gone out and funded a lot of different jobs. >> reporter: he isn't sure why the solyndra experiment failed but warns romney is going down a slippery slope if he wants to start comparing campaign contributors. >> sounds like the gloves are off. >> very much so. romney is now the presumed nominee. >> reporter: 15 minutes after arriving at solyndra, romney left with the secret service. political observers believe he'll be back to keep highlighting

it's a plan he's been tauting on television. >> because of tax and spend policies and liberal leadership, jobs and opportunities are fleeing to places like texas. i'm rick perry, texas is number one for doing -- >> you heard him. the latest commercial. today the governor met privately with tech leaders here in the bay area. perry spent a total of three days in california. his plan is a point of contention between he and our own governor jerry brown. they have been trading bashes over the best way to grow a state's economy. >>> firefighters coming across a reoccurring problem in the bay area as they battled another house fire. inside, an illegal grow discovered by the firefighters. the flames broke out around 8:45 this morning at a home near the san jose country club. fire captain says they got there and discovered marijuana plants growing in all the rooms inside. no one at home. >> reporter: this will be a challenge in the upcoming months. how do you keep your yard looking good while conserving water? the drought is a very real thing. landscapers are dishing out creative ideas and helpfu