tom jensen live in downtown berkeley.

tom jensen is live with the people who decided to stay. they're taking their chances. >> reporter: most people did leave, as you can tell. downtown oroville looks like a ghost town but dm stay behind. either because they didn't have anywhere to go or they felt safe where their homes are. they stayed behind to take care of somebody who couldn't leave. >> reporter: sylvia said she and her dog are staying put. >> it is a big hassle i'm oxygen. >> reporter: her medical equipment is too much to move and set up and the next door neighbor couldn't find a place would be suitable for sylvia so he stayed behind too. >> there were no hotels between her and redding. i figured i would take them to the hotel but there was not. >> reporter: we've this much force coming at them and the threat of a 30-foot wall of water, some people in the oroville area refused to leave. some say they live on high enough ground to avoid even the worst possible flood. some are trying find a place for food. >> we have to go try find some food. we'll be okay. rick perry are l

tom jensen live in downtown berkeley. tom? >> reporter: it might not happen till the summer.hey're still in negotiations, the republican group, the student group at uc berkeley. business owners here in downtown berkeley remember all the damage here. they say iffian op plows comes back, they hope the protesters will remember they're not the enemies. meanwhile, a student with yiannopoulos when the violence broke out says if it happens again, he hopes that police will get a lot tougher on the pro tethers and make more of arrests. when the vandalism uc berkeley called off the event wednesday before milo's speech began. >> the ground was shaking. >> reporter: college republicans member was withian no plus as things got out of control. >> we went together on the balcony and saw the protests. they're throwing fire kraerks and bricks at us. >> now his group is asking him back. the school will allow it if the republican students request another speaking event. >> he says the school, security and police did not do enough to stop the rioting that caused an estimated $100,000 in damages.

"today in the bay's" thom jensen has more about yiannopoulos's possible return and the reaction fromocal business owners who fear another round of protests. >> reporter: when the vandalism started, uc berkeley called awful the meeting. berkeley college republicans member was with yiannopoulos as things got out of control. >> we actually went together on the balcony and saw the protests from below. they were throwing bricks and firecrackers at us. >> reporter: now uc berkeley is asking him to come back. mohammed said the school's security and police did not do enough to stop the rioting that cost an estimated $100,000 in damages. >> since we were assaulted, there was an an unconscious man on the ground beat. this should have never happened. >> reporter: meanwhile business owners say they hope there's no more vandalism if yiannapolis does come back. >> we're a little worried. >> reporter: he says some of his customers who work at the banks and other national chance tell him they are concerned that more protests will lead to more vandalism and worse. >> i think it doesn't help anything.

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> you can't hear that warning enough. thank you. >>> backup the data on your laptop also a good advice but especially important around uc berkeley campus. four laptops have been taken in the last two weeks. two of these have been at cafes near the campus. some of the thefts involve suspects literally ripping them from the owner's hands at the ca cafe. officers told students to be extra careful if they're using their laptop in public and to remind them to make sure they have everything backed up. >> i understand having been a student how important the research is on that laptop. that also brings up the importance of backing up your files, whether you're saving it to the cloud or an external hard drive, make sure you're saving that information. your life isn't worth the cost of the laptop. >> the robbers were carrying guns, no shots fired. no one was injured so far. >>> well despite the all clear, many people in the oroville area are still concerned about their safety. so much so they're staying away for the weekend. emerge

nbc bay area's thom jensen was at the airport for the emotional reunion. >> reporter: they hadn't seenh other for four years. now iman and her 14-year-old sister sarah can't be separated. they had planned to reunite a week ago but after president trump ordered a ban on travel from seven muslim majority countries including yemen iman was stuck at the airport. an immigration lawyer who helped to get her home says she is one of the few who has been able to get out of that airport. >> there are about 240 people still trapped who are not able to board airplanes. iman was able to only because of heroic efforts. >> her father travelled to djibouti with her. >> ahmed thanked the home town and the courts and the people who spoke out against the ban and the people who spoke out to bring his daughter home. speaking in arabic and translated by her dad iman said how happy she was too. her big sister needed no translation. >> i'm finally -- finally happy. [ crying ] >> thom jensen reporting. this morning iman is at home with her entire family including her other sister, who is 2 years old who she ha

thom jensen. >>> a call to action by bay area teachers today gathering at a conference in san jose urginggress to reject betsy devos. devos has been an advocate for charter schools but she's never worked for, attended for even send her children to public schools. the lack of experience concerns members. cta. >> she's not qualified, has had no experience in public education and we're totally against someone leading a state that has no experience. >> more than a thousand educators showed up at the conference today. they're asking lawmakers to protect students and their education. >>> there's nothing like a mom's comfort to get you amped up for the super bowl. tom brady posted this photo on his instagram page showing him with his mom and dad. the caption read sandwich kiss for mom at picture day. go pats. brady hoped his mom would be able to attend his seventh appearance. tomorrow she will be rooting for her son in person. more super bowl coverage coming up in a few minutes. >> helping me be more fierce knowing his mom is watching the game. >> for super bowl viewing plans there's changing we

live from sfo, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. that wasn't the only reunion at sfo today. a couple who hasn't seen each other in a few months, since october. one of them, an iranian woman, has been suspect in italy since the ban went into effect. she was able to return to american soil and see her boyfriend today. >> now i feel good. everything is okay. but i had a terrible week last week. it was terrible. >>> well, president trump's immigration ban is still on hold because the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco declined to immediately reinstate it today. the president is not taking the court rulings lightly. today the white house vowed to fight any opposition, saying it will prevail for the safety of the country. vice president mike pence says he believes a majority of americans are grateful that president trump is taking decisive action to protect the country. >> we're very confident the president's operating within his authority as president both under the constitution and under clear statutory law. >> now, the whi

in marys ville, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> rough night for so many people tonight.wift water rescue team from the men low fire district heading to chico should there be mass flooding. they packed boats,s jet skis, rescue gear and took off to get to the fairgrounds near chico. that is where the staging area is for evacuees tonight. they are tasked with repg to rescue people from the water in case of widespread flooding. >> they have extensive swift water one and two training some trained in the ustian of helicopter, they've done helicopter training. and others are boat operators, jet ski operators, air boat operators. they have a variety of skills on the team. >> now, some of the team members have experienced responding to flooding in yuba city from 1997. that's when they rescued 12 people from the water. menlo park fire district chief says the last time all the swift water teams in the state were sent to a large scale rescue was during helicopter katrina. that was in 2005. >> coming up, more guns sold in california than ever before. >> and many are pinpointing a new

moved to georgia for eight years and when i came back i felt like i went from the flintstones to the jensen'sit was a totally different world and i was totally unprepared for it because i do not keep up with the changes as they went and because of that was unable to find housing. the place where i stayed at before which was in daly city tripled in rent and a block away from my grandmother's house they told me yes we accept section 8 but for two bedroom it's

jensen i understand about a dozens he's 95-year-old and not able to get up and down the stairs easilynymore the owner has offered in relocating him in the neighborhood at the same rent below-market-rate and voluntarily mr. jensen didn't want this we'll not force him to leave this letter is commit tool not e vicinity him and responsive to the neighbors concern they wouldn't negotiate they want to misrepresent generational project that is exactly what this project is designed for this is family-sized the city's deserve the smaller unit a smaller unit with privacy and escaping is built in planters and we'll put in a permanent irrigation as extra protection no roof deck decks not along the roofs the developers has been sfleft and the fourth floor that everyone is concerned about is barely if at all visible from the street and setback 15 feet from the front as i understand that and one and 15 feet away - 71 feet from the deferring and one and 1 feet from the neighbors across the street. >> thank you very much so this portion of the hearing is closed we'll open up to commissioners questions

we are live in tj, thom jensen, n"nbc bay area news." >>> the latest from the white house, could presidentrump call in the national guard to help deport undocumented immigrants? the associated press has uncovered an internal memo that has the trump administration on damage control. according to the ap, the department of homeland security is considering a proposal to use national guard troops to crack down on immigrants in 11 states, including here in california. now, the white house quickly responding today, saying it was very early draft and that idea was quickly rejected. and then there's russia. calls for an investigation into the trump administration's ties to russia are growing louder tonight. this time republicans are stepping forward. here is nbc bay area's jean elle. >> reporter: you know, this is bigger than water gate. this is fundamental to our democracy. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie spears says the house intelligence committee must take a deep dive into the trump administration's ties to vladimir putin and russia's role in the presidential election. >> if we're going to do

here's how nasa spokespersonjessica jensen summed up the mission. yes, this is a huge dealfor us.so, super exciting. you are always a little bit nervous. we have run tonnes of tests to ensure that the hold downs released properly and you guys see the strong back throws back in a different way than it used to on pad a0. we have done tons of ground tests, but we have never made it an actual rocket with a payload on top of that. so to watch that happen for the first time was just amazing. i am sure the team will be out celebrating tonight. as of now we are still watching dragon and ensuring it is on its way to the space station safely and it still does checkouts for the next several hours. but all is looking great, we are not expecting any issues. we'll be out tonight if you want to find us. there will be some heavy drinking sure among some of our footballers. hello good evening, the draw has been made for the quarter—finals of the fa cup and lincoln city — after that giant—killing against premier league side burnley yesterday. they could face arsenal at the emirates stadium — if the

logan jensen is a junior at university of wyoming from grabl, wyoming. i first met logan when he was an elected official for boise state and i spent a day with him. he's is double majoring in physics and astron me omy at th university of wyoming. i didn't know that was possible. let alone legal. this is an amazing thing. he's taken advantage of almost all wyoming offers as an undergraduate. as a freshman, he went faculty to uw's infrared telescope learning to operate a major scientific facility and acquiring the skills to analyze digital images. as a sophomore, he led a study at the mount gem observatory site. he'll participate in next summer's total solar eclipse. for those of you not familiar, we're going to have wyoming is going to be the place for the total eclipse. this is, if you're not aware, a big deal. and i have -- i have here in my notes, in your own words, make sure everybody knows how viable this is to tourism. it is a big teal. august 21st, he also serves counselor to junior high youth at exxonmobil bernard harris summer science camp. he's

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> we've been talking about this weather here. among the big concerns tonight is the race against time. will enough repairs be made before the next round of rain comes in. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> thursday is the day when the rainfall starts to return. they still would like to see the water levels drop another 40 feet by the time we get to the storms rolling in. let's take a look specifically at the water levels. at its height it was 902.5 feet. the emergency spillway we all saw yesterday in the video is activated once he get to 901 feet. so where are we in terms of the current level, 894.23. it definitely has gone down but it's debatable on whether they'll get this to drop another 40 feet once the storm systems move in. what are we looking at in terms of the water rate? this possibly dropping another four to five inches each and every hour until the wet weather arrives. the new storm on thursday, four different storms over the next eight days could bring us anywhere from 3 to 4 inches of wet weather

officials say some of his aides were having with russian in tell jensen officials? >> the best that i've heard, i think both he and the vice-president say they were not aware that that happened and i don't have any reason to question that. but everybody will be better off when we can get this behind us one way -- with all the facts out there and move forward. >> when iran tested a ballistic missile, michael flynn was then the national security advisor. he went into the briefing room and he said iran is on notice. this week when north korea launched a missile, president trump made a statement, but now russia has launched a missile. there is a russian ship off the coast of connecticut, russian planes are buzzing a u.s. destroyer. why the silence from president trump on what russia is doing to the u.s. right now? >> you know, the president spent the last few days with the prime minister of japan, the prime minister of israel, those meetings both i think have gone well. i'm not in a position to question what he's saying. i think a point you did make we should emphasize

. >> ace hardware employee bill jensen heeded the call to leave, but soon found himself in limbo. >> you're stuck until you get the all clear to come back and then you're on pins and needles until they do or don't call again. it's business as usual until something else comes up. >> but it's great to be back. >> everybody has stories, where they were, where they came back to and whether or not they have to go again. >> bill worried about his shop where folks gathered to play chess. >> i have stuff in here that's irreplaceable. and this is my livelihood. >> there was a lot of traffic today in oroville, a contrast to yesterday's mostly deserted streets. but not everyone is back, not by a long shot. >> i think it's going to take a while for that because a lot of people aren't coming back. what they're doing up there, that's -- trying to fix it now, not a lot of people are sure that it's going to cure it for now. they're going to wait. >> old-timers tell me that the dam probably saved oroville this week. because back in the 1950s before the dam was ever built, the feather river would floo

all of it completely in oversight because you have classified stuff, or it's handled in the in tell jensen committee. we have to do everything we can to get to the bottom of the question that i presented. and it should be a full investigation. it should be about the relationship between anybody in the trump campaign and russia, the government, and russian intelligence agencies. i think it's also fair to consider the leaks. but i've got to say this. my fear is that some of this information may be leaked by folks because they fear that the investigation is not moving at the pace at which it should. and, so, there is a danger if people feel like there is no other way for it to get out, then they're going to force it out. >> and you say a look at the leaks may be fair. i also wonder looking at the other side, you seem sympathetic to people who are leaking based on what they're leaking. on the other side of this, if you were to imagine that democrats were in charge of both chambers of congress and the president was democratic and there were leaks coming out that were counter to that president,

council, he took off the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and the chairman of the overall intell jensenmunity, director of national intelligence. i think that is reckless and my legislation would put those individuals both back on. he would have them only as needed. put them both back on as permanent members. if you want to put somebody that's not traditionally an appointee, your political svengali, get approval. >> thank you so much. always appreciate it, sir. >> thank you, jake. >> president trump says iran is, quote, not behaving. is he setting himself up for his own red line moment? that story next. then he almost died in 2015 from a suspected poisoning. now could history be repeating itself for this putin critic? stay with us. across new york state, from long island to buffalo, from rochester to the hudson valley, from albany to utica, creative business incentives, infrastructure investment, university partnerships, and the lowest taxes in decades are creating a stronger economy and the right environment in new york state for business to thrive. let us help grow your company's tomo

of that, much more this hour with our guests including the senior democrat in the house enit will jensen committee congressman adam schiff. our correspondents and our expert analysts they are also standing by. let's begin with our senior diplomatic correspondent michelle kosinski at the state department. michelle, there is confusion over the president's foreign policy. >> hi, wolf. today it was action against iran. iran is now saying it will resip row indicate. but this follows a week of rapid fire tough talk on foreign policy and mixed signals. especially when you compare some of these latest statements with prior things president trump has said. is he for or against israeli settlement? is he still thinking about lifting some sanctions against russia or not? at times it seems like foreign policy could be shifting, but at this point it's still unclear what those policies are. what exactly is the trump doctrine and where will it go? >>> a week of fist shaking at iran over its ballistic missile program ends with action. >> they're not behaving. >> reporter: today sanctions. on 25 people an

a portfolio manager at jensen quality management.have on this the story behind facebook, that white line, revenue per user, continuing to climb. you also have daily active users, that blue line moving higher and monthly active users moving higher. can this unbelievable chart with these numbers coming from facebook continue in the next few years? the near termt in and facebook itself has said that. they expect revenue growth to slow down in the second half of this year and their expenses are going to go up. that means the incredible property -- profitability of this company is going to be pitched, a little bit. alix: 84% of their ad revenue now comes from mobile. is there more of the pie, or will we see a shift in who is winning that game? >> it will be fascinating to watch this fight between the television industry and companies like facebook and google. facebook already captures a significant share of ad revenue in the u.s., digital at revenue along with google the issue for them is going to be to keep growing, they need to find new

moved to georgia for eight years and when i came back i felt like i went from the flintstones to the jensen'sit was a totally different world and i was totally unprepared for it because i do not keep up with the changes as they went and because of that was unable to find housing. the place where i stayed at before which was in daly city tripled in rent and a block away from my grandmother's house they told me yes we accept section 8 but for two bedroom it's $4800. $4800? so, i mean there are other-there are not. i wish they could be here. send me a text message that their great opposition to this developers actions who will also be in contact with commissioner against this project. the entire hayes valley is cultural resource to not only san francisco but to me that my grandson and her son-in-law and her daughter and our family across the country who come to visit, who stay there, who in times of need like me who stay in my grandmother's house. i mean it's like putting a brick wall in front of a window. you just stare out and i see nothing good so i think there are other places that it would

moved to georgia for eight years and when i came back i felt like i went from the flintstones to the jensen's. it was a totally different world and i was totally unprepared for it because i do not keep up with the changes as they went and because of that was unable to find housing. the place where i stayed at before which was in daly city tripled in rent and a block away from my grandmother's house they told me yes we accept section 8 but for two bedroom it's $4800. $4800? so, i mean there are other-there are not. i wish they could be here. send me a text message that their great opposition to this developers actions who will also be in contact with commissioner against this project. the entire hayes valley is cultural resource to not only san francisco but to me that my grandson and her son-in-law and her daughter and our family across the country who come to visit, who stay there, who in times of need like me who stay in my grandmother's house. i mean it's like putting a brick wall in front of a window. you just stare out and i see nothing good so i think there are other places that it woul

if you haven't been trained with kim jensen's 700 pages which were outlawed by the f.b.i. for a while because he had clearly explained what f.b.i. agents should be looking for and mr. jensen told me that they banned his information, they struck it, wouldn't allow anybody to be trained under his information that trained people what to look for in a radical islamist, but then they brought it back but only for some of the leaders, the rank and file, for so long under this administration, did not get the benefit of his 700 pages that would help train. why? because care. the council on american islamic relations. who had implications in the holy land foundation trial, the biggest supporter of terrorism ever prosecuted in the united states. convictions all around. in november of 2008. and they should have gone on to prosecute the named co-conspirators and the only reason they didn't is because a new administration came in. khalid chic mohammed, the mastermind -- sheikh mohammed, the mastermind of 9/11, the brutele -- brutal killings of about 3,000 americans and other foreigners,

jensen i understand about a dozens he's 95-year-old and not able to get up and down the stairs easilye the owner has offered in relocating him in the neighborhood at the same rent below-market-rate and voluntarily mr. jensen didn't want this we'll not force him to leave this letter is commit tool not e vicinity him and responsive to the neighbors concern they wouldn't negotiate they want to misrepresent generational project that is exactly what this project is designed for this is family-sized the city's deserve the smaller unit a smaller unit with privacy and escaping is built in planters and we'll put in a permanent irrigation as extra protection no roof deck decks not along the roofs the developers has been sfleft and the fourth floor that everyone is concerned about is barely if at all visible from the street and setback 15 feet from the front as i understand that and one and 15 feet away - 71 feet from the deferring and one and 1 feet from the neighbors across the street. >> thank you very much so this portion of the hearing is closed we'll open up to commissioners questions or c

it's a sector that we typically of not have a lot of exposure to within the jensen quality growth funda mark against the financial sector but more something about how those companies don't necessarily meet our qualification standards for consistency in the revenues and earnings. that maybe this is the time for financials. if it is, that could help the economy but we will just have to see. jonathan: optimism about story of ad then the steeper yield curve. i have not seen that story. will he get that steeper curve? >> i don't see that. the definition of an economist is someone who sees something that works in reality. and questions whether it will work in theory. right now, i like to listen to reality and not theory. the reality is the yield curve has not gotten steeper. you look at jpmorgan, the markets are discounting a factor. record --they are at at a record high. >> anticipating everything that was said, that does mean -- that does not mean it is a buy. if i'm sitting at jpmorgan as an employee, i hate dodd-frank. come on, now i will unwind? look at reality, don't look at their he.

eddie and famika jensen is back. and myself and tawny.ng honest. i love it. i would have said the same thing. yes, i'm stressed. thanks. >> i'm excited to see what the fans think and what people think of the show. and to sort of discover the show as we're creating it and have a new world. we're trying to have more fun with it, with an "ocean's 11" banter between eddie and i. it's fun. >> what happens to tom keen on "the blacklist." he's a dad, a husband. do you vanish? what the heck? >> yes. if there's anybody -- >> i skydive out of a plane into a new show. if there's anybody that understands wanting to understand your origin and identity, is liz with the red of it all. i present this that i need to orphaned. what's the deal with my mother and truth. and she gives me her blessing to figure that out. >> that's nice. supernice. >> a co-host last week, kim cattrall. and i understand that you and kim cattrall locked lips. >> there may have been a little moment. >> there was a moment. >> we should explain, ryan. the very beginning of the show,