executive producer, eric rich, is leaving nbc bay area, that is him in the center and that is him winning- deserved but he began working as a producer for weekend it shows at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00, six years ago he came back to the weekends as executive producers, he is now making a move into the pr world but you may not see his face on screen, but he has produced some of the most important breaking news stories of all times. we will miss him. we were talking the other day about how we started together so many years ago. now we are all grown up. >> when i moved here for the job he was the first person i saw, i had to come and give him my keys. >> he has been an integral part. good luck eric. we will miss you. >> we are coming up, count down to the warriors championship parade continues. >> that's right. tens of thousands expected here on market street later this rning, what you nemoed >>> right now at 5:00, looking live in san francisco, people are probably sleeping bay for the big parade, it is about to change in a matter of hours. we will celebrate the golden state warriors championship

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hey, rich. >> reporter: good afternoon, eric. it's already shaking up this race.ue in this campaign. republican incumbent senator mike lee, he's got a statement out on the ruling, quote: the national nightmare of rojas ended, we can take heart the supreme court has recognized that roe v. wade and its progeny belong next to plessy v. ferguson and dread scott verse sanford in the anti-canon of supreme court history. those are 19th century court decisions the that sided with slave owners and jim crow statutes. lee is running in a republican primary tuesday. his main gop challenger says lee is extreme on the issue and is using it to appeal to the republican base. if lee emerges from that republican primary, he'll face independent evan mcmullin, a former c ia agent, also a former congressional republican aide who has the backing of the state democratic party. mcmullin says there are more constructive ways to addressing abortion without overturning roe v. wade while knocking lee's statements about decision. [no audio] okay, well, what he said there -- anyway, he critici

our executive producer eric rich about to start a new chapter in his career. take a look. he's in the center there in the green sweatshirt. he has been with nbc bay area for 17 years. you've seen his work, a lot of it. working as a producer on our weekend shows, and then moved back over to weekdays. six years ago came back to weekends as our executive producer. he's making the move to public relations, and i'm not saying good-bye. we're going to miss him. we're going to mission him all the best. he is responsible for some of the content we put on the air here at nbc bay area. you may not know him, but you know his work. >> so passionate, so hard- working >> he is. >> we are going to miss him a lot, and like you said, it's >>> i say, are you out of your

our executive producer eric rich about to start a new chapter in his career. take a look.enter there in the green sweatshirt. he has been with nbc bay area for 17 years. you've seen his work, a lot of it. working as a producer on our weekend shows, and then moved back over to weekdays. six years ago came back to weekends as our executive producer. he's making the move to public relations, and i'm not saying good-bye. we're going to miss him. we're going to mission him all the best. he is responsible for some of the content we put on the air here at nbc bay area. you may not know him, but you know his work. >> so passionate, so hard- working >> he is. >> we are going to miss him a lot, and like you said, it's (light upbeat music) - [graham] this week we're in las vegas with ice cube. (people cheers) the entertainment icon reflects on the challenges of creating his three-on-three basketball league. - we didn't expect this to be a cakewalk or everybody would do it. - [graham] a teenage incident that nearly led him down the wrong path. - me and my friends was going around to k

listen, i have to say i'm rooting for rich strike. i've met ericand we have gotten to know each other. very humble man, from a racing family, humble roots. they didn't get this horse for very much money comparatively speaking. >> carley: you and everyone else rooting for rich strike, who doesn't like an underdog story. janice, thank you so much. >> janice: thank you, ladies. >> carley: turning to this, montana is nearly 1500 miles from the southern border, but it is feeling the impact, the state has seen eight deadly overdoses of fentanyl. the montana attorney general will join us next. >> los angeles woke district attorney george gascon deflecting blame for the rise in crime during his tenure. he argues far left policy is not the problem in l.a. take a look. >> i think people feel their safety compromised. absolutely we have to hold people accountable and we are doing that, we cannot do business like we always have and think we are going to get safer. the problem today, we solved many bad policy and overcriminalize community without looking for th

mark: eric, it is fair to say it is a damaging base for both sides, and perhaps saying being rich andous is not necessarily a recipe for a happy life. eric: yes, i think anyone who is familiar with the real lifestyles of the rich and famous in hollywood is not surprised by some of the excesses. and also, how far it goes when lawyers are drawn into divorce cases. in some cases, we have been strangely witness to having a camera in the courtroom, because it is a defamation case, but we have all been witness to the intense level of divorce therapy, where a couple keeps going at each other. this is hardly the only case in hollywood history. there is always at least one such case going on for this one is unique, one of the biggest stars in the world, or he was. this could bring him back in "pirates of the caribbean," which he was basically pushed out of. so, the stakes were big from a hollywood perspective, big from human interaction and the law on domestic partner abuse, and it is just lascivious and people love to focus on gritty, grimy hollywood stories, for whatever reasons. mark: i am

edson live in salt lake city, hey rich. >> good afternoon eric. >> mcmullen said there were constructive ending roe versus wade. he is also criticizing comments under mike lee here for what he says is being extreme on the issue in doing so to raise money and when republican primaries. >> it is an appeal to extremism that i believe is very destructive for our country and unnecessary for there is common ground on this issue. most americans are in the middle on this issue. most utah ones are for they are not for either extreme. >> just gotten a response from lee's campaign he said quote in 2016 mcmullen supported justice is willing to overturn roe for 22 version of mcmullen seems to have conveniently flipped to a far different position. suggesting the overturn of the rope wasn't active extremism shows mcmullen's fundamental disconnect with utah and utah law. before he faces mcmullen lee has to clear the republican primary that is here on tuesday. these main gop challengers have also said lee is too extreme on the issue. evan mcmullen has no primary. he is running independent. democrats here

rich edson, thank you very much. eric.rted on calls to cut tariffs to help cool inflation. president biden says he's considering, well, almost just that, easing tariffs on china. would that work? this as tensions rise between beijing and taiwan. author and gatestone institute senior fellow gordon chang is here on that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ well, the stock is bubbling in the pot ♪ ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ [ tires squeal, crash ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive gets you right back to living the dream. now, where were we? [ cheering ] [♪♪] now, where were we? if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. so this is the meta portal plus. a smart video calling device that makes working from home, work. it syncs with your favorite vc apps so you'll never miss a meeting. and ne

i'm rich edison in for eric sean. the bill would include federal grant for more red states to pass red flag laws after horrific state of mass shootings including racist attack in buffalo, new york and massacre of 19 children and two teachers at grade school in uvalde, texas, any new legislation would need at least 60 votes to pass in the senate and simple majority in the house. associate editor of the wall street journal and fox news contributor john busse is standing for analysis but first we go to lucas tomlinson with breaking news. lucas: moments ago the white house putting out a statement from president biden saying that this is a proposal, i want to thank chris murphy especially cornyn synema, there's the word again. does not do everything that i think is needed but reflects important steps in the direction. every day passes more children are at risk to be killed from mass shootings or shootings across the country. in 2020 there were 21,000 murders and after spade of mass shootings, buffalo, uvalde, chattanooga a

rich strike won. martha painted her dad's fingernail and his toes gold and that is happening this weekend. >> carley: i love the piece, ericd seems like such a humble guy. i was reading last year before they owned rich strike he said to the owner of the horse. i watched this horse, i think we should buy this horse that finished last in his first race, he just saw something special in rich strike. what was it like meeting the horse? >> janice: the horse is amazing, very playful. in part of the package you saw eric holding his tongue, it is a fun thing the horse loves. when you go up to him, he is expecting you to hold his tongue. it is fun, a quirk, it is playful. he is running at belmont, this is third in the triple crown. we will not have a win, they have to have all three races, there is so much excitement for america's horse. >> i love race-based saturdays and this weekend is one of them. janice, you look great in a hat, talk to you next hour. >> janice: sounds good. >> carley: she got to hold the horse's tongue, too. it is being called the great resignation, the white house lost two-thirds of press team. we will ask la

. >> will take it back hair rich edson thank you, eric.jersey city, new jersey says yes it is possible that jimmy hoffa is buried in his city as it has been claimed. now some are waiting for the fbi to make the next move there. in an effort to solve the decades-old case that continues to fascinate and to finally bring closer to the iconic mystery and also for the hoffa family. the bureau has been probing claims that hoffa the teamsters labor leader who disappeared in 1975 in detroit, was brought to the spot near what was then a mob connected dump and buried in a barrel. agents from the fbi lead office in detroit and newark were at the site last fall and soon began to dig for the latest in the bureaus determination to consider and act on any credible information after the decades long mystery over office fh bates it's still an active case but vaccination went to that spot. we conduct a ground penetrating radar survey and found buried metal. large pieces, just like barrels there. >> is that metal? >> definitely metal. >> we found several rou

i'm rich edison in for eric sean.states to pass red flag

eric adams. the much more far left progressive here in new york city. maya wiley. thank you. ultra richghborhood, the white liberal neighborhoods, they voted for her and they're the ones that voted for him. look at who voted to recall boudin. there's the one neighborhood. the rest is blue. >> this is interesting. this is your home territory. how does it get to this point? go ahead. >> greg: a, you only have so much shelf space. >> i talk about this. i'm okay with tackle progress nouns and talking about statues and the offensiveness of holiday decorations. first, get the basic stuff down. what happened is they replaced the basic concerns with these external nonsense. so what happened is they also replaced the real victims, victims of rape, murder, family suffering. whatever -- any crime was replaced with these political identity victims of tik tok politics. the people that claim their feelings are -- that's what they chased. that was probably the big problem. the other thing, i don't know if there's anything more dangerous to a minority population than a white leftist. they can experimen

eric: intense manhunt for prisoners that stapled. that's happening in virginia for those inmates officials say those men walked out of federal correctional facility near rich monday, virginia yesterday morning. they were serving time on gun and drug convictions. marianne. >> i wasn't a daring stape, inmates walked away, security at the camp not as tight as it would have been at a larger maximum security facility. corey branch, tavoris shaw and lamont willis. but the federal bureau of prisons has come you should fire for lack security at similar complexes where it's typical to leave doors unlocked and security cameras not in working order. the u.s. marshal has launched internal probe in the fbi and local law enforcement are involved as well. eric. eric: all right, marianne, thank you. arthel: cdc has cleared the way for children under the age of 5 to get the oh individual 19. roughly 18 million kids will be eligible to receive pfizer and moderna shots. now the biden administration has been gearing up for a big rollout with millions of doses orders for distribution to doctors, hospitals and community health clinics across the country. the vaccines will be ab

rich strike, it's going to be a movie some day. they beat the odds to win the kentucky derby they skipped the preakness because they wanted to get ready for the belmont. ericng up the rail for a stunning 80 to 1 odds. >> has had hit you yet about how special that win was? >> it's just been a whirlwind. we can all go out and work really hard, but it doesn't mean that's going to make us anything special. it's not going to make us all winners. it just means we have a chance. and whenever something good happens, especially if you have had tragedies and bad things, you appreciate it so much more. and you realize what a gift you have been given. and in september, we were given the greatest gift of our lives in richie. i mean, he was not purchased with any intent of being a kersy derby winner. it's emotional to know that september day was going to change everybody's life. all my guys at mercury that take care of this horse, jerri jr. the love these two have for each other. i'm so happy for him. the pictures of him and his dad after the race it makes me tear up. >> janice: tell me about your dad. he was raised by a trainer, right? and have a moment seeing his son

eric b air bnb and hotels. the twist here, though, is that you can check everything out from your phone from checking in to unlocking the front door. we'll explain. rich demuro is here with that. >> for years, hotels ruled the travel scene and then air bnb came along now. a company named sonder is mixing the 2 concepts along with self-service technology to standardize the quality of stays and bring down the cost. >> which brand at this new tech forward chain of places to stay. don't forget to pack your phone and son or is a startup that makes his aspects of air bnb and traditional hotels. sunder is a very tech in a bold design for hospitality company. we visit a location near lax there in more than 30 cities around the world. the biggest difference is that much of the experience is self-service. many locations aren't staffed around the clock. i think you get that that honda mean you kind of get that stay on your own terms. so what if you need something? every sonder has an essential serious. you don't need to go to the front desk to get something that you might need it stocked with extra stuff like towels, coffee and toilet paper. you can also request

number 4, i asked rich donoghue and pat who had previously been my chief of staff to get the department's senior leadership and let them know what was going on, which they did. and then eric hirschman called me to tell me that he was going to the meeting and he would be supporting the department of justice position as well. so i knew that the meeting was on course and that i would have a number of people supportive of the department of justice's approach and not supportive of mr. clark's approach. >> did mr. clark ask you to continue to stay at the department? >> that sunday meeting when he told me that he would be replacing me, he said he asked to see me alone because we usually had me with me and mr. donahue because he thought it would be appropriate to at least offer me that i could stay on as his deputy. i thought that was preposterous. i told him that was nonsensical and that there's no universe that i was going to do that, to stay on and support someone else doing things that were not consistent with what i thought should be done. so i didn't accept that offer. if i can put it that way. >> during that meeting did mr. clark ask you to sign the georgia letter? >> that

rich returns. it■s hard eating healthy. unless you happen to be a dog. .. in two seconds, ericget your competitive offer at opendoor.com stuart: lake george, new york. we are showing it to you because that is where the last remaining howard johnson restaurant just closed its doors. it was once the largest restaurant chain in the country. the hotel change with the same name still has hundreds. abbott will restart baby formula production in michigan this weekend. grady trimble is outside the factory. how long will it take for the formula to hit the store shelves? >> reporter: complicated, they start with a specific formula that wasn't impacted, wasn't part of the voluntary recall. that could hit shelves as early as june 20th but the company has not said when the specific brands that were part of the voluntary recall will be made again and even once they start making it again at this factory it could be up to two months before that hits store shelves. while the plant has been closed abbott has been shipping formula from its facility in ireland. the biden administration arranged fo

four, i asked rich donahue and pat, who was previously my chief of staff, take it the departments senior leadership on a call and let them know what was going on. which they did then, eric called me to tell me that he was going to go to the meeting and that he would be supporting the department of justice position as well. so, i knew that the meeting was on course and that i would have a number of people supportive of the department of justice is approach and not supportive of mr. clark's approach. >> did mr. clark ask you to continue to stay the department? >> that sunday meeting, when he told me that he would be replacing me, he said he had asked to see me alone. usually, he had met with me and mr. donahue. because he thought it would be appropriate in light of what was happening to at least offer me that i could stay on as his deputy. i thought that was preposterous. i told him that was nonsensical. there is no universe where i was going to do that. stay on and support someone else doing things that were not consistent with what i thought should be done. so, i did not accept that offer. i can put it that way. >> during that meeting, did he ask you to sign the georgia

rich mongolia, is strategically located next to the world's largest ev market. ion energy: mongolia's premier battery metals explorer dagen: time for the hot topic buzz. hitting the party scene, new york city mayor ericne nothing for the city in six months, crime surging in new york. mike, what do you make of this? it's not just over the weekend but it was -- he was in la partying with dave chapelle. he went to the met gal la, wearing that jacket. he he was hanging out with like real housewives of new jersey stars. that was one of the shin digs he went to. >> look, bill de blasio was a communist and total and complete idiot and there was so much hope when eric adams came in that a lot of these problems that didn't exist pre-de blasio would get fixed. and all you can see now is here's a guy obsessed with self image, enjoying the perks of the job and doing absolutely nothing to help the average everyday new yorker. dagen: christian, how do you see it? >> you know, this is actually the most impressive thing i've seen about adams in his entire tenure as mayor, imagine the stamina, the guy is 14 years older than i am. i don't think i could be out all night. someone joked in the new york post he works from

all eyes are on rich strike to see if he can pull off another upset after that big win in the kentucky derby. will: joining us live from belmont, new york, is janice dean along with eric. janice: i see is where you get it. how's ritchie doing? >> he's taking a nap. janice: i know what a good nap does, and if he naps well, he might win in the race. [laughter] i've got to tell you, your son speaks so highly of you. what was it like seeing the kentucky derby winsome. >> oh, my gosh, i thought i was going to pass out. janice if: i think america pelt the same way. >> never been -- it's the greatest thrill i've ever had in the my life. only thing i can compare it with is when he was born. i was -- i guess i just turned 17, 18, and i was going around the track that morning, and i felt like i was the luckiest man on earth. janice: oh, my goodness. he loves you so much. this is a family affair for you, right? you've been doing this a long time the, your dad was a trainer, right? >> oh, yeah. he's the reason i'm here. i could have been a painter, a farmer, anything else, but i wanted to be the like him. mis: you put out the bucket and said, go do it. >> yep. every morning, i me

four fix asked rich donahue and pat, who had previously been my chief of staff, to get the senior leadership on a call and let them know what was going on. which they did. and then ericsupporting the justice department position, as well. so i knew that the meeting was on course, and that i would have a number of people supportive of the department of justice's approach, and not supportive of mr. clark's approach. >> did mr. clark ask you to continue to stay at the department? >> that sunday meeting, when he told me that he would be replacing me, he asked to see me alone. he had met with me and mr. donahue, because he thought it would be appropriate in light of what was happening, to at least offer me that i could stay on as his deputy. i thought that was preposterous. i told him that it was nonsensical and there was no universe where i was going to do that, stay on and support someone else doing things that were not consistent with what i should be done. so i didn't accept that offer, if i can put it that way. >> during that meeting, did mr. clark ask you to sign the georgia letter? >> that was on the saturday meeting january 2nd that mr. donahue and i had with him.