rick boon joins us with the tough assignment for the day opeside the ball park. rick take it away. >> reporter: yeah it's been a tough ray raj and jessia you know this location i'm right here at the players entrance exit. right now the exit who knows coming through here during my live shot i believe a little white johnny. he drove through here in the nice beautiful suv. but the giants fans they want a win. that is the big quest in season. they can't wait to continue this countdown now to the world series. and they're hoping at the end of the season place will be rocking as they walk into another championship. >> baseball in san francisco is always wonderful. >> the time the giants have kicked off a season in san francisco. >> it's a new season every new season is optimistic didn't wint laptop year in a even year let's start odd year tradition. >> some fans have been there for a lot of open zbleers 38-39, season ticket holder 40 years. >> there were many first timers here too feeling the vibe of baseball in san francisco. the first opening day right. >> yeah. >> w

. >> rick boone is there for us this morning. that area, so dangerous, they're not letting you or anyone else get close. >> reporter: yeah, we had to find a very safe zone to even do this live shot. we're going to try to move to another location if we can before this morning continues on. but i just said, very, very dangerous area. the rain is fueling this landslide that's threatening homes, four homes below banning drive. mud from the hill above has almost covered one house, and the ground is very unstable. breaking apart above this landslide. some residents are actually fear that their homes are gone, could be totally gone. they can hear their homes moving. several families have been evacuated. streets in the oakland hills remain closed this morning from the slide that began thursday night, and just ahead, as soon as the light comes up, since it's day break, emergency crews and pg&e crews will be here on the scene to assess the damage a

live in the oakland hills, rick boone, nbc bay area news. >> looks nice and sunny now. thanks very much. storm wreaking havoc especially on the roads. this is the scene on nochb 680 south of mckey. the road was down to one lane because of floodwaters. in l.a. a scary scene near kurtner. this car crashed over on its side. crews trying to work on the clean-up. this just after midnight in the pounding rain. chp says there were only minor injuries in the crash. hail in april in the bay area. this also in san jose. this happened earlier today. steven sent us this video. you can see the pea-sized hail coming down on the street. he was not the only one checking out the rare spring weather. this is a mix of rain and hail also coming down in south san jose. one of our bay area viewers captured this video and sent it in. you can do the same thing. send us your video or pictures. catch up with us on twitter or facebook. >> newly developing story in the east bay. the search is on for a suspect involved in a deadly shooting at a strip mall, the old town center on newark boulevard, p

when we heard the story, a relative boon's daughter was watching and immediately called her. she says that she was over come with emotion. she is a loyal fox5 viewer so tuned in right away and was shocked to see that we were talking about her dad. she recently lost her job. then her home and her storage ended up being repossessed. showed us a cross that she ways every day that contains a little bit of her dad's arybs. the rest were in the box that was lost with the rest of her belongings. mart raised tonight ryan gruber recently lost her husband years and she said she feels it was meant to be that she was the one who found that box. he just passed away this past february and i think he had a hand in it and i've been talking to him and i said you're guys were talking her dad passed away unexpected. he was a chef, mechanic, a redskins guyana funny guy who was always joking. she thinks he would have chalked this up to he was on a little gurney, but now he's back. the weirdest thing is that that was the second time in just a couple of years that that i have done that story. there

. >>> when we heard the story a relative of boone's daughter was watching and meet immediately caught her. she was overcome with eye motion and she's a loyal "fox5" viewer. tuned in right away and was shocked to see we were talking about her dad. she recently lost her job and home and storage ended up being repossessed cross she wears every day and can take her dad's ashes and the rest were in the box that was lost with the rest of her mropingings. marthawhine grubeer lost her husband of 20 years and says she feels it was meant to be that she was the one that found that box. >> he just passed away february i think he had a hand in it and i've been talking to him saying i know you guys are together. and you're going to have a happened in it. and fine the family. >> thank you. >> i'm so glad. >> michael boone's taught said he pass away unexpectedly and she was a chef, mechanic, redskins fan and funny guy who was lus awls joking. the -- he was on a little journey but he was back. >> she feels blessed and wanted me to think everyone to share the story on social media. >>. >> happy hard ti

rick boon fe for nbc bay area. >> let's take a look at this home that burned in los altos. the firefighters battled the flames about three hours ago. our nbc bay area chopper was there for the aftermath. they have not said what caused it or if there were any injuries. >>> also a fire in oakland and this one is deadly. firefighters put out the flames on a two-story unit. it's not that far from oakland zoo. firefighters say once they were able to get inside the building they found a man dead on the second floor. everyone else got out okay. no word on the cause but investigators say it does not seem suspicious. >>> in redwood city a rekindled fire in el camino real. they put it down for the second time. firefighters say the flames first broke out yesterday evening and then smolder and reignited early this morning. one woman whose family lived in home said it was a shock to hear it was on fire a second time. >> they started getting call around 3:00 a.m. another fire had started, and they came back to that. >> no one was injured, the cause so far is unknown. >>> well, highway 10

>> every day. >> that boy, that elderly couple. >> every day. >> reporter: the boone, north carolinais now under new ownership. in a statement to abc news tonight about the michigan hotel poisoning, jeannie williams said in part, "i was both infuriated and heartbroken. i simply do not know how many more tragedies must occur before actions are taken to ensure this never happens again." it's all the more disturbing because many carbon monoxide detectors sell for under $30. dr. linda weaver has been warning about the dangers of carbon monoxide in hotels for years. >> the reason a hotel is particularly dangerous is really because of the sheer number of people who could be there. >> reporter: incredibly, only 15 states have laws or regulations requiring carbon monoxide detectors in hotels. there is no federal law. and michigan is one of those states. but it only requires them for hotels built after december 2009. records show that the niles quality inn and suites was built in 2000. >> this is a portable alarm, self-contained. take the alarm with you. because i'm not sure the hotel industr

rick boone, nbc bay area news. >>> a couple of nights to government rick, thank you very much. new details about this protest in berkeley h yesterday and that turned violent, and people are still looking for the people involved in the fight between the supporters and the opponents of president trump, and investigators are saying that they

when we aired the story a relative of boone's dau called her. she says that she was overcome with emotion. she is a loyal fox5 viewer so nupd right away and shocked to see we were talking about her dad. she recently lost her job then her home and her storage ended up being repossessed. she showed us a cross she wears every day that contains little bit of her dad's ashes. and the rest were in the box that was lost with the rest of her belongings. and martha ryangrubeer recently lost her husband of 20 years and says, she feels it was meant to be that she was the one who found that box. >> he just pass away in february. so i think he had a happened in it. and i've been talking to him saying i know you guys are together. and you're going to have a hand in it and find the family. >> thank you. >> so i'm so glad. >> michael boone's daughter tempromandibular joint syndrome us her dad passed away unexpectedly 3 years ago she ways chef, mechanic, redskins fan and funny guy who was always joking and she shiz they would he was on a little journey but now h

. >> rick boone is near that damage. some people have to find a place to go tonight. >> reporter: that's what they are trying to figure out. they have been doing that since last night. now tonight. yeah, could be another week if not longer peggy and terry. as this is a big clean up for the residents who are really concerned that the worst is yet to dam. >> there are a lot of trees around here and there is a lot of water that's been coming down. we love the trees but this is scary. >> reporter: crews try to save a house after a tree fell on thornhill drive in oakland smashing a home with a family inside a block away. >> they were picking up everything. they were loading up a couple of cars. they had a little baby they were happy didn't get hit. >> reporter: the next door neighbor say it happened early saturday morning, around 3:50. the house, which is on a hill, still standing but the damage inside a total loss. neighbors say it isn't the first time a tree has crashed into homes on their treat. >> the tree apparently fell

live in berkeley rick boone. >> rick keep you where you are just a few blocks from with your our nbc sky ranger is there talking about this a fup minutes ago. there is a police presence there in berkeley next to downtown what's happening here is they're looking for a man possibly armed with a gun in this neighborhood. here is what's happening. this is near downtown berkeley near the downtown b.a.r.t. station close to berkeley high school. this is on ban kroft and alsteen, a lot of plofrz can't as vazing this neighborhood look for this man possibly armed with a gun shelt ner place meaning if you're in the area stay in this door if not in this this area try to avoid the area. you can see some plofrz down below. we're staying on this story throughout the evening as well. also new concerns this evening a man who killed a police officers in paris may not have acted alone. careem jumped out of a car and started firing a machine gun right along the champs elysees. before officers shot and killed him. investigators say he had a criminal history, spent years in prison, tried to attack police

rick boon is live downtown with what they want from city leaders. rick. >> reporter: talk about putting your heart into it. they want landlords to step up and also want to change the city rules so landlords have a proper reason before they do those evictions. you know, this sleep-out and hunger strike has been happening since friday night. this is all a countdown to the tuesday city council meeting when san jose will decide on a just cause protection measure. since 2010 city records show there have been 2000 so-called no cause evictions in the city. this is when a tenant is removed without the landlord providing a reason. the city is considering a new measure that would reduce the causes where renters can be evicted without cause. now the proposal would push landlords into fixing properties and responding faster to tenant complaints. the hunger strikers are getting support to help a lot of people struggling out there. >> and in my love for my community so i'm willing to fast and fast and hold safe to the women of color right now there are the most v

live in redwood city, rick boone, nbc bay area news. >> quite the scene. thanks, rick. >>> the widow of the orlando nightclub gunman is no longer in the bay area. she left the santa rita jail in dublin in the custody of u.s. marshals. we told you yesterday that she would be extradited to florida. she is cused of -- accused of aiding and abetting her husband. she came to the east bay to stay with family in rodeo after the shooting. >>> the first break in 19 years, tonight charges have been filed in one of the biggest cold cases in monterey county history. we are live in the newsroom are late breaking developments in the murder investigation of a teenage girl. >> and the evidence points to a man that was a suspect early on, a convicted rapist and next week he will be charged with murder and kidnapping. the 13-year-old christina williams went missing back in 1998. she was out walking her dog on the sea side neighborhood and never came home. the case gained national attention and the fbi and community searched for her for months and seven months after she went

. >> rick boone is out there. he'll have a live report at 5:30. >>> our team coverage continues this morning. we're going to take you to fremont. >> we were find kris sanchez standing by, where more pg&e crews are about to roll out tens of thousands of people waking up to no power this morning. >> yeah, well, they wouldn't know because they're not watching us right now, but we wanted to show you where we are right here in fremont. we want to show you the gusty winds. we thought a car dealership would be a good spot because they have plenty of flags. you can see them flapping in the wind. it's this kind of high wind and gusty wind that brings dow trees and power lines. that's what happened in los altos last night. this is video of crews checking power lines where a massive tree came down, bringing down a power line. power lines also came down about four miles away. and another massive tree came down over parts of 280, also in los altos. at one point overnight, 167,000 customers from pg&e were without power, bay are

nbc bay area's rick boon is in napa with a cell phone and the new details. >> reporter: yeah, i just talked to neighbors, and they tell me that as they heard those shots you just played there, they ducked for cover. that's what a lot of people on this trestreet, when they heard those bullets. this all began just before 2 che2:00 p.m. officers fired several shots at a reek aft a vehicle after the car first fired at police. neighbors called police after hearing shots near a home. police responded. that's when the altercation happened. it played out directly across the street from west park elementary. the school was placed on ho lockdown, parents showed up, worried, but couldn't get through baugh the streets are shut down. right now some of the streets are still shut down at this hour. what started the initial shooting, still not known tonight, but neighbors once again can't believe what's happened so close to their home. >> always, i saw a couple cops fly down the road. i saw them get out with a gun i wasn't used to seeing, a cop carrying, then maybe ten shots, spread out a little bit

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give the students what they want and what they paid for and it is inappropriate bullying. >> rick boone, nbc bay area news. >>> in the middst of all of thi, a new announcement from milo that he is planning to return for a speech. protestors said they plan to stop both speeches, quote, by any means necessary. >>> it is 7:12. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, train tracks to nowhere. the bay area community at odds over whether to move the abandoned rail that's gone unused for 80ers. >>> happy earth day. we are already starting to see a few scattered clouds. i'll have a closer look at your cooler saturday forecast, plus when can we expect the next chance of rain in the bay area? all that coming up just after the break. stay with us. . >>> welcome back. it's 7:15. beautiful skies over san jose on this earth day. at 9:00 this morning in san jose is the autism speaks walk and our own carrie hall will be emceeing that event. >>> now to a daring cliff rescue. this man was stuck on this cliff in san francisco. the php brought in their helicopter, harnessed the man and lifte

rick boone nbc bay area news stra. >> there is a lot excited opening day thank you rick. >>> back to buster posey. no signs of concussion that's the official report right now. but that could change in about 40 minutes from now colin revoken continues our coverage from the ball park with clubhouse reaction. >>> it's not raining people want to dig out from last week's mudslide in the oakland hills, chuck cope la details what's holding them back. >> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. the blue sky is ending with showers near the coastline. who has the best chance of rain and how high winds get. >> chaos in the classroom investigators release new details about a murder suicide at a southern california elementary school. jt ito r nsro:annma inantcla cod >>> just into the newsroom an innature in santa claira county custody plunged to his death in the elmwood correctional facility the question is did he jump or pushed. investigators say so far all indications so far are he intentionally jumped from the second story tier of the common area. investigators not releasing the name until family is no

pretty scary. >> reporter: rick boone, nbc bay area news. >>> new tonight, an earthquake rattles parts of the east bay. a 3.8 magnitude quake rattled contra costa county at 6:30 this evening, nine miles east of the community of black hawk. people from stockton could feel it out there as well. so far, no word on any damage or injuries. >>> now to complete coverage of the president's first 100 days in office. instead of attending the white house correspondents' dinner tonight, president trump launched a scathing attack against the media during a rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania, and also talked about what he's accomplished during his first 100 days. nbc bay area's marianne favro is here now with more on the speech mr. trump delivered. mary ann, it took a while for him to get the speech done, just under an hour. >> yes, the president spoke before supporters if harrisburg and attacked what he called fake news. he said he will continue his efforts to build a wall and go after sanctuary cities that he accused of shielding dangerous criminals. >> reporter: he launched into his list of accomp

boone who passed away in 2014 at the age of 61. the woman wasn't anyone to find any contact information for his family so she reached out to us. a relative was watching and she says she was overcome with emotion. she is a loyal fox 5 viewer so tuned in right away and was shocked to see that we were talking about her dad. she recently lost her job, then her home and her storage ended up being repossessed. she showed us a cross that wears every day that contains a little bit of her dad's ashes. the rest were in a box that was lost with the rest of her belongings. martha recently lost her husband of 20 years and says she feels it was meant to be that she was the one who found that box. >> he just passed away in february so i think he had a hand in it. and i've been talking to him saying i know you guys are together and you're going to have a hand in it and find the family. >> thank you. >> i'm so glad. >> michael boone's daughter tells us her dad passed away unexpectedly three years ago. she says he was a chef, a mechanic, a redskins

rick boon is live in san francisco tonight with the details. rick? >> reporter: hey, peggy, this could all come down to the wire, this as tomorrow it could be a showdown in washington, d.c. as gorsuch's name comes up on the senate judiciary committee for a vote. this as folks in the bay area are delivering the judge a direct message. >> i am honored, and i am humbled. >> reporter: 49-year-old colorado bay federal judge neil gorsuch could beginning a lifetime appointment to the u.s. supreme court by friday. sunday the senate republican leader said the victory is already a done deal. >> what i can tell you is that neil gorsuch will be confirmed this week. how that happens depends on our democratic friends. >> reporter: eight democrats need to vote with republicans for a clear win, but experts say it's unlikely. >> if they try to filibuster and invoke the nuclear option, that will change the way superior supreme court justices are voted on forever. so the democrats and republicans both have a lot at stake. >> reporter: inside the nuclear option, it woul

some legislation towards say the could be a big boon for businesses. trish: a battle is brewing in washington over one of the most controversial proposals in the tax reform proposal. it happens to be a border adjustment tax. it would strip away any tax break for american companies that import goods from other countries. gash * this week house ways and means committee chair kevin brady told stuart varney yes thinks it's a good they can for american business. >> this is what our competitors use to defeat us. one of the biggest advantage of bored adjust built is to get rid of the incentives for american companies to keep moving jobs and manufacturing overseas. trish: , steve, i saw you shake your head. steve require's a 20% sales tax that could hit the very people who elected donald trump. they don't need to do it. by putting in that tax, they defeat -- trish: you are thinking companies will keep importing these goods from overseas. steve: the supply chains are complex. a car, even if it's put together in the united states will go up a couple thousand par

rick boone joyce us.s is a mess as you know is they coming to cal or not. >> that's an interesting question raj. yeah, she according to her team -- she will be here on the 27th. but according to the university that's not going to happen. because of that her team says they're going to take cal to court. a bay area spokesperson for arraign coulter says her client is being punished by berkeley for being a conservative. >> and she is not being allowed to speak in the same way and manner as other student groups are allowed to bring speakers. >> coulter had an april 27th scheduled speech set. but this week the university first cancelled the speech then tried to move the date to may 2nd siting safety and security reasons. coulter's attorneys responded with the four-page letter threatening legal action if the date is moved. now student want coulter banned altogether. >> this is not a free speech issue. >> those calling for ban say coulter would bring nothing but chaos and violence similar to the near riot before

some legislation towards say the could be a big boon for businesses. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. the biggest week wow, watchathon has netflix? hey, drop a beat... [ beatboxing throughout ] show me orange is the new black. wait, no bloodline. how about bojack? luke cage. oh, dj tanner. maybe show me lilyhammer. mmm, show me last chance u. on second thought, maybe pompidou. narcos, fearless, cooked, the crown. marco polo, lost & found. grace and frankie, hemlock grove. season one of... show me house of cards. xfinity watchathon week starts april 3. get unlimited access to all of netflix and more, free with xfinity on demand. trish: a battle is brewing in washington over one of the most controversial proposals in the tax reform proposal. it happens to be a border adjustment tax. it would strip away any tax break for american companies that import goods from othe

it would be a boon for the life insurance companies. a relief for the people that had the student loan. government entities can be formed in order to do this. airlineetired from an they sold my retirement to private benefit guaranty corporation in my retirement was cut into third. i know government entities can before to do this. host: that is the last call on the topic. one quick tweet from jodi says when four years cost you over 15 years of payback it was not worth it. that is the last thought on that topic to another edition of this program comes tomorrow at 7:00. 'sn't forget president obama town hall featured at noon and watch it on c-span and go to your website for more information. we will see you back here tomorrow. thanks for watching. ♪

. >> reporter: this is how kent boone's morning begins, family just escaped. >> i was like please don't jump. just take your time. >> he is talking about the mom on this third story balcony , dangling her baby. >> reporter: they were coming down i was grabbing the baby. >> you grabbed the baby. >> yeah. you got fo do what you got to do; right? . >> the baby was passed down. but we needed more clarity as kamil tells the story. >> i will tell you what happened. i was up this morning and heard two banks. i heard the lady screaming help me. i saw the family up on the ball on >> what were you saying before that. >> i said somebody call 911. >> and that's when kent called first responders. no one seriously hurt largely because of these two. >> i saw them hanging off the balcony. she said catch my daughter. and i said you guys got to come out. >> you grabbed the baby? >> yeah, i grabbed them so they could get out. >> the medics rushed two people to the hospital. while the fire wreaked havoc, the family is safe tonight. >> i was like get out of there. let's get out of there. >> get away from th

nbc bay area's rick boone joins us from redwood city and from the peninsula to china, this iso china, this is getting a lot of attention. >> i was in the court clerk's office this morning when her attorney actually handed over the check to the san mateo county court and they say it is money that she had to borrow to get out of jail. 1--year-old tiffany li out of jail for the first time in almost a year. this after posting $35 million bail, the highest in san mateo county, the eighth largest in the nation. >> a very extended group of family members and business associates of my client and her mother put up their homes and their business buildings for this. >> reporter: her bail is broken down between $4 million in cash and $60 million in property and equity. >> the amount of money should not dictate the public interest. >> she's accused of arranging the murder of her ex boyfriend over a custody battle for the two children. >> nothing is right about it at all. it's very difficult time for his mom and family. >> reporter: his body was found along a sonoma county road in may 2016. >> righ

jeanie williams and her 11-year-old son jeffrey checked into room 225 at the best western in boon, north: but that particular room had a deadly secret. a carbon monoxide leak from a faulty pool heater just below. >> my last vision i have of him is just sitting on the edge of the bed and him holding the ipad and playing a game. >> reporter: sometime in the night jeannie wakes up. feeling sick, she crawls to the bathroom and realizes she should call 911. but her phone is in the other room. >> and i'm thinking i've just got to get to my phone. and i remember trying to get to the door and i couldn't. and then that's the last thing i remember. >> reporter: the next morning a hotel employee comes to the room and discovers jeannie and jeffrey. >> i've got two bodies and i need some help now. >> are they breathing? are they awake? >> no. no. they're not. >> next i remember is waking up in the hospital room. i couldn't talk. i guess that was from being in a coma. >> reporter: her husband delivers the devastating news. their son jeffrey has died. >> and then he just kept telling me be strong, i ne

they are critical of ending the amt and death tax, saying it's a boon for wealthy.ncome get stuck with the taxes. what trump plan is major, major tax reform, cutting brackets from seven to three, eliminating special loopholes. we haven't seen anything this thorough going since 1986, 31 years ago when reagan put through his tax plan. david? david: maybe "the new york times" doesn't like it, they would lose one of their loopholes, not being able to deduct state and local taxes which are very high in new york, "new york times." they don't want to lose their special privileges that might be a part of it. >> could be. david: thank you very much, gerri, appreciate it. >> you're welcome. lauren: new jersey around california too. former president barack obama's huge pay day, receiving $400,000 in speaking fees from a wall street bank. you heard it here first from fox business's charlie gasparino. even now senator elizabeth warren is weighing in. >> i was, troubled by that. the influence of money, i describe it as, as snakes that slither through washington. lauren: snakes th

students from three middle schools visited boon state university for a pep rally. it was a reward for lowering their school's truancy rate. the program is being called i belong here. the goal is to show students they can be successful through education. >> you belong on a college campus. you belong in places that will see you as a successful and productive citizen of this county. >> i'm going to be the first person to go to college in my family. >> in the three years the middle schools have participated in this program, they've raised their attendance levels from 70 to 90%. what a great message there. yes, you belong in places where people can see you as a successful person. >> so much of succeeding is showing up to begin with. >>> speaking of that, the nation's premiere science and technology laboratory is right in prince george's laboratory. they hosted a brick your daughter and sons to work. count on me. this is the paint branch high school rotc. i want to extend evelyn bond big thank you for inviting me. we think of the army as troops on the ground and we are s

rick boon, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of misery for those commuters. thank you very much. still ahead, a day that changed our nation's history forever. talking about 25 years later. the los angeles riots that happened in 1992. feels like yesterday really. >> yeah. >>> the popular netflix show that becomes the center of a major security breach. forever. on april 29-th , 1992lo >>> 25 years ago today a scene in l.a. that changed our country forever. april 29, 1992, l.a. became the site of the most disstrucktive civil disturbance, the beating of rodney king, the acquittal of the officers and the riots that ensued became an emblem of the country's racial divide. our nbc station in los angeles has more. >> reporter: to properly tell her granddaughters about the l.a. riots she brought them to the l.a. peace parade. but there's one piece of history she left out. >> i was hand in hand slipping, falling, taking food, taking liquor. >> reporter: one of the stores 21-year-old hayes broke into was tom's in florence. while conducting the interviews at the parade we discovered the owner

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nbc bay area's like boone is in pleasant hill with a message volunteers are sending to the thief. >> please reconsider what you've done, and we would appreciate it very much if you would return our truck. >> reporter: volunteers at white pony extra in contra costa say it's no hard feelings to who stole their truck that serves thousands in need daley. >> a few times a week. >> the non-croft group picks up and delivers fresh unused food from restaurants and stores to a long list of charities seven days a week. >> we have a few hours. only one the size of suzy, so it's a problem for us. >> reporter: so now someone put the brakes on their operation when this big refrigerated truck was stolen early easter morning from their lost, a vehicle that would cost $70,000 to replace. >> this is where we process. >> white bone express not only delivers food and clothing and personal items to be distributed so now with one less truck it hurts, but they are trying to make it. >> a lot of hungry people who -- who depend upon our deliveries every day. >> that was rick boon reporting there. this is the

. >> the relationship i talk about it, it's a massive boone for banks. that's just it. >> we're talking about the first 100 days. they got nothing accomplished. if you look at the contract for america, none of the pro-growth initiatives, the deregulation stuff has been towards the environment. it will put all these things that we were making progress and climate change, it will set us back, nothing, nothing arc little dereg lachlths. >> here's the thing, we get major tax reform, infrastructure. >> i didn't tell you that. >> when we return person at a time. >> what i said, i think we get trumponom effects lite. >> that happens by default by the way. this guy has gone opposite on the feds. >> what does it mean? >> some of the programs he is pushing for the palmettoss ultnatalie require deficit spending. >> here's a guy who can chamgs his mind sitting down in ten minutes. >> there is a different sclif in town. >> where have there been successes? telecom, look at charter. supreme court no question. the sec and telecom in general. comcast, you look at these n

rick boone, nbc news. >>> cloudy and a bit muggy today. a live look to the bay and you see the bainbridge. and here comes the rain again. kerry, what's the timeline. >> as we go to the next 12 to 14 hours for the north bay, we'll see the rain moving in again and as we see the storm system, it is a fairly large one and it connects with some subtropical moisture that will bring in some high rainfall for the bay area we can see the rain just offshore so that will be moving in early tomorrow morning for the santa rosa area and farther to the north. and this will have impact for tomorrow night's commute and cloudy skies later in the day. and cloudy skies staying with us all day tomorrow and some gusty winds picking up ahead of the system. look at tomorrow evening at 6:00, that rain starts to roll in. and it gets even heavier as we get into tomorrow night. we will talk more on the timeline and how much rain to expect coming up a little bit later. >>> thank you. carri. track the storm as it comes in. enter your zip code to access your accurate cl

. >> rick boone is near that damage. some people have to find a place to go tonight. >> reporter: that's what they are trying to figure out. they have been doing that since last night. now tonight. yeah, could be another week if not longer peggy and terry. as this is a big clean up for the residents who are really concerned that the worst is yet to dam. >> there are a lot of trees around here and there is a lot of water that's been coming down. we love the trees but this is scary. >> reporter: crews try to save a house after a tree fell on thornhill drive in oakland smashing a home with a family inside a block away. >> they were picking up everything. they were loading up a couple of cars. they had a little baby they were happy didn't get hit. >> reporter: the next door neighbor say it happened early

rick boone, nbc bay area news. >>> a couple of nights to government rick, thank you very much. new details about this protest in berkeley h yesterday and that turned violent, and people are still looking for the people involved in the fight between the supporters and the opponents of president trump, and investigators are saying that they are going through pictures on social media to try to identify suspects. and tom jensen is live in berkeley, and tom, a pk chicturo has punch ad woman in the face, and received a lot of attention. >> it is all over the world, and bshgly pd is going to be look at it if the they have not yet. they have made about 20 arrest, and they are going to social media to look for video and picture, and this video is all over twitter and facebook. watch from the right of the screen as this man steps in, the man in the blue shirt, and he draws back to punch this woman squarely in the face. she is not appearing to look at him. a lot of people have identified the man online, but police have not confirmed the name, so we are not going to be saying it. we have r

boone was 61 years old. and died in july of 2014.cream mated the following month in washington, d.c. so who was michael boone? where did he live? and who did he leave behind? >> ron who recently lost her own husband is hoping someone with the answers to those questions sees this story. >> i searched for hours on the internet looking at obituaries, googling his name different ways. i then reached out on facebook. had friends share it and still haven't had any luck. i recently became a widow in february, um, so i know, you know, i would want my family someone to do the right thing. i'd really like find his family so he can rest in peace. >> lauren demarco, fox news. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. let's take you outside. a good free day to you allento allentown. we're looking ahead to one of the warmest easters ever on record. love to say that. meteorologist scott williams will let us know how warm in 15 seconds. >>> it's looking good for the upcoming holiday weekend. today not bad. temperatures right now look at the num

our reporter rick boon is on the scene. we'll have live updates on our 6:00 newscast.everal officers involved. >>> lester holt is in south korea. nightly news will take us inside the nerve center for all air operations. a place where cameras are usually not allowed. >>> let's get back to jeff and talk about this rain right around the corner for us. >> it does look like heavy rainfall does return as we head into friday. likely by the morning hours. totals three quarters of an inch to one natand a half inches. i'll have a full look at 6:00 p.m. >> thank you. lester holt joins us now from south korea. thanks for tuning in. >> see you back here at 6:00. good night. >>> tonight, chemical attack. children gasping for air, assad blamed for a grisly massacre on his own people. one of the deadliest of its kind in syria's six years civil war. >>> russian investigation diversions, first the wiretap claim without evidence, now the trump administration accuses obama's national security advisor of dirty tricks. susan rice fires back only to nbc news. >>> advertisers revolt on bill o

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i think the people who were treating him, boone think was more professional. he was younger and maybe more recently educated. there was a moment when harding was doing badly and boone diagnosed it better than sawyer. but i don't think anyone admit any malfeasance. i don't think anyone was trying to hurt him or do anything quackish, but there was limited knowledge of the time. we think about how garfield was treated after he was assassinated, it was ridiculous. they basically poisoned him. i think that is what was going on. others may disagree. these stories continue to be debated. yes? >> first of all, thank you very much, it has been very interesting. i had a question about your source material. were the letters that were written by president harding to kerry phillips -- dr. sibley: very steamy. [laughter] >> did you read them and incorporate information from those letters into your book? dr. sibley: i did.

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nbc bay area's rick boon is in napa with a cell phone and the new details. >> reporter: yeah, i just talked to neighbors, and they tell me that as they heard those shots you just played there, they ducked for cover. that's what a lot of people on this trestreet, when they heard those bullets. this all began just before 2 che2:00 p.m. officers fired several shots at a reek aft a vehicle after the car first fired at police. neighbors called police after hearing shots near a home. police responded. that's when the altercation happened. it played out directly across the street from west park elementary. the school was placed on ho lockdown, parents showed up, worried, but couldn't get through baugh the streets are shut

we're live in concord, rick boone for today in the bay. >> thank you very much. >>> it's 6:34 right nowyour monday. violence breaks out in antioch. this morning, police looking for suspects in connection with two shootings. one of which was deadly. a man was shot shortly 9:00 last night at k street on west 7th. that victim did not survive. seven hours before that, a man was shot at cruiser saloon, a bar in antioch on a street, person did survive. >> celebration to terror. a birthday party quickly turning violent in pittsburg over the weekend. police say five people were inski injured when someone opened fire just before midnight on saturday at a home on madeleine street. a group of men tried to get into the party and were asked to leave. that's when one opened fire. five people struck, expected to be okay. officers arrested the gunman at the scene. >> a majority of people in the bay area are in support of more housing, but how people feel about it depends on how old they are. the council found 70% of voters, 18 to 39 years old, support construction of new housing in their neighborhoods.