and jodie i. the kremlin has said that foreign journalists can keep working there that they're safe. you believe that to be true? we have very little confidence that that's the case. as we see a reporter who is a reporter for the wall street journal, whom the journal have come out very strongly in defense of has been detained on spying charges. and this is a classic trope of authoritarian regimes is to use of national security laws. to go after journalists who are doing the work of journalism, which is to expose the wrongdoing of governments to exposing that governments would rather keep hidden from us. mhm yeah, and you're right. i mean, it's a pattern we've seen from other authoritarian regimes, which is in china in iran. question now about what's best to do now? of course, the wall street journal his family, his colleagues want to get him home. what is the most hopeful path for girls? kovic? is it a prisoner exchange? what is the best path path forward? well, we need immediately to see a couple

thank you, jodi.s are saying it's likely we will continue to seet( landslides and downed tre. we know the ground ise1 saturat, but what exactly does that mean, and how can we look for trouble spots in our owne joining us now, dr. laura sullivan ñrgreen, professor and chair of the department of civil and environmental engineering at san jose state. nice to have you on the program. just in layman's terms qhere, w heare1 the ground is saturated, but whyok are all these treesok falling? what causes it to fall? >> so the trees get their stability from the root network going throughout the soil. and these trees are hit by these strong winds that we had, they just don't get the strength from the soil to prevent the toppling that we're seeing. >> is there a way to spot ife1 tree is inw3 danger of falling down? i know speaking personally, i have a bunch of trees near my house. canfá youujjz atçó it without bg an arborist and say, okay, this might come down? >> well, we know our trees have had a lot of stress b

. >> jodie foster directed it. george clooney, i believe, was starring in it.no worries whatsoever. just kill it." i'm like, "all right. this is my guy. i'm going to kill it for this guy." >> jimmy: yes. [ light laughter ] >> but what i didn't know was, they were waiting for one more person. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> and that last person showed up about two minutes later, and it was jodie foster. now, for me -- yeah, "ooh." for me, it was, like -- [ light laughter ] -- same reaction. "ooh, aw man, now it's jodie foster in the room." and i'm, you know, big fan. her work speaks for itself. >> jimmy: she's the best. >> i get up in this room, jimmy, oh, my god. all right, it started off good. 'cause, you know -- then i caught a brain fart. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> from there, i couldn't remember a thing. [ light laughter ] so, it gets worse though. i start sweating. [ light laughter ] i have a little mini anxiety attack. start sweating crazy. so, now i'm looking for anything in the room to dry myself off with. [ laughter ] the guy has a box of kleenex. >> jimmy: yeah-huh.

here's jodi hernandez from mt. diablo. >> reporter: i'm at the summit of mt. diablo standing in the most snow they've had here in 22 years. it is windy, it is cold. but it is absolutely beautiful. >> so the snow started thursday night, friday morning. we got quite an accumulation overnight. >> reporter: the supervising state park police officer cameron morrison has been working at mt. diablo since 2001. and he never has seen this much snow on the mountain. 16 to 18 inches have come down so far. >> a lot of pictures have been taken. a lot of people had a great time and made a lot of great memories. >> awesome. >> the summit is close to traffic. but then he and his son samuel made the two-mile trek on foot. they say every bit worth it. >> i think it is absolutely beautiful. i've never seen anything like it. i love increment weather in general. so seeing something like this is definitely a lifetime of memories. >> reporter: these guys hiked up with their snow boards. they said they definitely got in some good turns. >> we just had to take chance and come see how

jodi: yes, this is really donald trump's playbook. as you may recall, he said he was going to be arrested a week and a half ago and he wasn't, but now he is saying the same kind of thing he did say when he claimed he would be arrested. he is saying is it's a political witchhunt, and he is leveling blame at the district attorney in manhattan, saying that this is politically motivated, they are out to get him, and they want to stop his campaign for president, that he is the front runner. we are also hearing from supporters of donald trump saying the same thing, leveling a lot of criticism at the da in manhattan, saying this was a case that is politically motivated. it is, of course, alleging that he paid hush money to pornography star stormy daniels and that he falsified documents in that payment. haidi: his rival, ron desantis of the republican, coming out saying the weaponization of the legal system to advance a political agenda turns the rule of law on its head, that is it's un-american. how will this play out in his base? jack: clea

jodi, thank you so much for being with us.ome of your books have been taken off the shelves? how does that actually happen? >> so in martin county school district, you do not actually have to read the books to challenge them. you do not even have to say what is objectionable in a book to have it removed from a shelf. this is actually true in a lot of florida. so it is worth saying that although 20 of my books happen to be removed this time, this is happening all over florida and the country and most of the people affected are bipoc and lgbtq authors. from what i understand the objection to my books is that they were classified by this one parent as adult romance which is very interesting because i do not write adult romance. in fact, of the books challenged, one is a book called "the story teller" which is about the holocaust and about the rise of facism among ordinary germans. and there is not even a kiss in that book. so i was quite confused and it felt a little ironic that was one of the books banned here. >> you said 20 of

do we need to start speaking out. >> jody pika, we appreciated.h people from my office talk about. and i don't quite understand what it is our why we're expected to fill out brackets. luckily, harry until the here to explain why. and help us with brackets. whatever that means. we (laughter) the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyktu is the first-of-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin. it's like the feeling of finding that outfit psoriasis tried to hide from you. or finding your swimsuit is ready for primetime. [dad] once-daily sotyktu is proven to get more people clearer skin than the leading pill. don't take if you're allergic to sotyktu; serious reactions can occur. sotyktu can lower your ability to fight infections including tb. serious infections, cancers including lymphoma, muscle problems, and changes in certain labs have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection, liver or kidney problems, high triglycerides, or had a vacc

spring in jody should -- let's bring in political news director jodi schneider.g to restrict any contact with china when it comes to providing advanced tech. what else is left? >> this all falls under the $50 billion chips and science act the biden administration is claiming as one of its big victories in terms of helping companies. the big victories at has had in the two years of the administration. what it does is provide grants and other assistance to chipmakers to expand in the u.s. and they are looking at according to people familiar, some restrictions on what would happen to these firms if they try to develop technology in china. if they are getting federal funds of any kind under the chips act, they would be restricted to limited kinds of investments in china. this comes on the heels of other efforts the u.s. has made including banding together with japan and australia in blockading advanced some conductor manufacturers from sending equipment to china. what the u.s. is trying to do is limit the ability of china to compete in this area and have a steady sup

let's bring in jody hernandez. we're seeing a little more like the sierra than contra costa county. >> we're at mt. diablo state park. it is rainy, cold, and there's a lot of snow out here as you can see. the park ranger tells us, this is the most snow they have gotten in 22 years. they haven't seen this much snow since 2001. and you can see people are out enjoying it. folks have been coming out in droves to see the snow. you can see the parking lot here at the juniper parking lot. the parking lot is completely full. today is actually a pretty good day to come up here. we are told over the weekend, it back to two hours to drive up here. but it is a weekday so it is a lot easier to make the drive up. the roads are clear. but the summit is actually closed. you can't drive all the way to the summit. you can see the road blocks here. they did allow us to drive up a little while ago. beautiful up there. about 18 inches of snow. it is windy. again, very, very cold but beautiful to come up here. if you will come up to mt.

here's "today in the bay's" jodi hernandez. >> you're looking at video of a suspect investigators believeg stolen postal keys to steal people's mail. all part of an alarming and growing trend in oakland. >> i've seen a lot in the city of oakland over 22 years. i have never seen it this bad. >> the u.s. postal service says mail carriers are getting robbed and assaulted at a shocking rate. they say the number of attacks on bay area mail carriers has doubled over the last two years, with most of the cases taking place in oakland. >> the locks being shot out of the lovs and people carrying guns and in our letter carrier's faces. it's bad. >> we take this seriously and there's no more important petition. >> the postmaster has sent out letters to everyone in oakland and emeryville asking for the public's help. they want folks to report suspicious activity and help watch out for people who may be looking to rob your mail carrier. >> please watch for signs your carrier may be in danger while in your neighborhood. please share any evidence or information you have. >> i hope the mail carriers are s

jodie hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> still to come, job growth is slowing down in the bay area. how long we'll see a dip and what are some reasons for optimism? >> also, more changes coming to twitter. the new date given for blue check to go away. how much you're willing to pay. >> nice weather today and what can you expect this weekend? temperatures and where we can see wind pick up. the full forecast coming up. stay with us. haveve heart faiailure and still exexperience ununresolved s symptoms? haveve heart faiailure and still exexperience heart fafailure and d seemiy ununrelated sysymptoms haveve heart faiailure and still exexperience like carpapal tunnel s syndro. ...shohortness of f breath... ...irrrregular heaeartbeat... .....and lowerer back painn could meanan somethingng momore seriousus called atattm .....and lowerer back painn a rare,, ununderdiagnososed diseasee that worsesens over titime, soso it's impoportant to recogninize the sigigns. sounund like youou? call your r cardiologigist and ask ababout attr-c-cm. >>> aztec layoffs speed up our overall job growth in the

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. >> he just got his driver's license, a big old smile on his face. yeah, he had the world in his hands and he was ready to do anything. >> reporter: now jaden's family is faced with the unthinkable, planning his funeral. >> home all morning trying to make arrangements to have a 16-year-old buried. it's tragic and there's no words that can explain how horrible it is. no words. >> reporter: he was fatally stabbed in a montgomery high school classroom yesterday morning when police say he and his friend got into an altercation with a freshman who pulled out a knife. he was stabbed in the chest and back. his friend in the hand. >> right now they're trying to re-create exactly what happened in the classroom leading up and during the stabbing. >> i want to make it very clear that the school and the school district failed my son and they failed jaden and failed the rest of the students that attend this school. >> reporter: maria cervantes' son cruz was the other boy wounded. she says she complained weeks ago when the same boy tried jumping her son. she says

reporting live, i'm jodi hernandez. >> thanks so much. well, if your power is on right now, consider yourself lucky because more than a quarter million customers are in the dark. just take a look at this outage map here, you can see the downed power lines causing a ton of outages across the bay with the hardest hit area in the south bay. take a closer look of some of those numbers. 300,000 customers in total without power. 130,000 of them are in the east day. make sure to download our nbc bay area app to have the latest forecast at your fingertips. very helpful. it is a great resource for any alerts you need. and it is free. >>> what remains of silicon valley bank is now the subject of a justice department investigation. our business and tech reporter scott budman has been tracking this story nonstop since last week. he joins us with the latest. we're all as consumers and ceos watching the bank. now the feds are not just giving them money but watching how we got to this spot. >> the justice department looking into, among other things, svb

reggie: remember when jodi watley completely read this woman? dear member that?to not record my performance. she would not stop. she took her phone. kumasi: she was close enough to take her phone. drew: she was up in her face. reggie: she was up in her face and disregarding her. drew: that is how you get a cease and desist. kumasi: reggie: it was. it was rude. drew: she was like not today. reggie: not this evening. drew: let's look at this rainfall stat. san francisco has now received more than 30 inches of rain. our water year begins october 1. that does beat the winter of 2016 and 2017. you have to go back to that strong el niÑo winter of 1997 to 1998 to find a five month period that is wetter than what we just went through. more than 40 inches of rain fell over those five months. this has been a winter that has been rainy, it has been windy, rain is still falling. a level one this morning. slick travel is the biggest concern as light rain exits the region. reggie: i just that real love. that is mary j. drew: i was going to say. reggie: jodi watley is new l she

i such as jodie, i -- a nurse in ealin: ? ., such as jodie, i -- a nurse in ealing?opped contributing to my pension- _ ealing? i have stopped contributing to my pension- l — ealing? i have stopped contributing to my pension. i could _ ealing? i have stopped contributing to my pension. i could easily - ealing? i have stopped contributing to my pension. i could easily get i ealing? i have stopped contributing to my pension. i could easily get to the bottom of two overdrafts because the bottom of two overdrafts because the contribution was so large and the contribution was so large and the price of everything is outpacing what i was earning. like, myjob is literally taking care of people on a daily basis and i'm worried i will not be able to take care of myself. the official line from government is there will be no new money for public sector pay in this budget, despite some strikes being timed to coincide with the big day. the budget will though deal with a problem in the pension system that led to early retirement of thousands of highly qualified doctors, by considera

in santa rosa, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> the city of san jose says it has completed its investigation into that video that showed a bikini clad woman stepping out of a fire truck and right into a san jose strip club. the video went viral, sparked an international investigation. it's been five months of asking questions. now the city has provided an update. the update appears to lead to more questions. in a statement today the city said quote it's completed its investigation and is in the process of taking appropriate action based on the results of that investigation. but the city isn't saying what their investigation uncovered or exactly what action they planned to take. we continue to push for specifics. now we'll bring you an update as soon as we get them. >>> you might have heard of this term, farm to table, what about farm to school, a contra costa county middle school is doing it, and attracting high profile attention. betty reed was showing off the farm-to-school program for the u.s. agriculture secretary, tom vilsack. the usda is highlighting this program as an ex

our jodi hernandez is at the hospital speaking with the family. >>> and a sigh of relief coming from silicon valley bank deposit holders after news that the bank was bought came down overnight. our business and tech reporter scott budman is going to join us later in our show with what this means and if people should feel their money is actually safe. >>> but first, let's talk about new details that are emerging about a deadly police shooting in san jose. the suspect is accused of breaking into a home last week, using a machete to hold a mother and her two children hostage. well, today police explained 3ñ the man's motives and what led them to shoot. ian cull joins us now. ian, my goodness, when i heard about this, such a horrifying situation for that family. what are you learning today? >> so we covered this last wednesday night, thursday during the day. and then today the police chief really laid out more about what happened. they also released some pictures of the scene and the weapons they say eliobert gonzalez-rocha was armed with, including a machete and a gun. rocha broke into

nbc's jodi hernandez reports students there at montgomery have some clear demands now for the school district. >> no justice, no peace! >> reporter: on their first day back, students at santa rosa's montgomery high school walked out of class to explain how angry, scared, and hurt they are. their classmate, jayden pienta, was stabbed to death by another student last week. >> i just don't want to come back anymore. i'm not coming back. the only reason i showed up is because i had a meeting. i'm not coming back. >> reporter: 16-year-old pedroso tow says he can't bear to return at all. pedro was with jay den as he lay dying. he called jayden's dad so the two could talk before his friend passed out. >> he just go to explain what the situation was and what happened. that's all. and then he -- he lost consciousness for a bit, so i had to give the phone to somebody else, and i -- i had to help him get up. >> reporter: parents say change is a must. some want the district to bring back school resource officers. >> for the fact that they could be there for them at any time, i believe that if th

our jodi hernandez was there for today's student walkout. she's going to join us in about 30 minutes with more. >>> tomorrow the case against a former san francisco police officer accused of killing a man is set to be dismissed. that's why today the family of that man killed held a rally to urge the california attorney general to take over this case. family and friends of kieto o'neill gathered outside the california state office building in san francisco. they want california attorney general rob banta to take over the case against former sfpd officer, christopher somoya. body cam video shows he shot at o'neill inside a police cruiser during a chase killing him. san francisco district attorney's office says they don't have enough evidence to prove this case and claims her predecessor filed charges for political reasons. at today's rally, o'neill's family announced they had secured a meeting with attorney general rob banta about this case. >> i'm hoping he will take it, the minimum, ask the judge for more time. >> sergio quintana has been tr

let's get to jodi snyder in washington. in the aftermath of this, you are seen in the united states and europe. what do we know about what the ftse is looking to discover here? >> tomorrow will start the first of two days of hearings in congress into what happened at svb and at signature bank. this follows last week's hearings on tiktok. what they will be looking that is what did we know, what did the fdic see as the reasons for this? we did hear from martin gruenberg, the chairman of the fdic, saying these two institutions were allowed to fail and they are managers' conduct. they are also hearing from michael barr saying the same thing, that he sees this as a failure of management. they will hit this very hard. svb waited too long to tackle this and the overdue actions sparked the uninsured depositor run which led to the bank's failure. so tough words about management. we will see what kinds of questions they get tomorrow. this will be lawmakers' first chance to question them about the failures. kathleen: tell us about the

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shery: let us bring in jodi schneider. was this a different message from what we heard at the senate hearing a day earlier? >> i think they were leading up to this in the senate hearing. may be the house lawmakers asked them more directly, michael barr, who is the supervision at the fed and also is conducting the review into what happened, what led up to the failure of silicon valley bank and why it was not caught earlier. he said it should have been caught earlier and there were a lot of speeches by lawmakers in the senate and the house today around the question saying that when he came out and said it. that was a really direct acknowledgment we have had from the regulators that they were failures not only in management but also in oversight and supervision. haidi: what did the fed's bar actually acknowledge? >> they were not looking enough, they did not catch this enough, there were signs and they should have seen those signs and acted on those signs. i was left of the questioning of today and yesterday. why was this not

patricia got pregnant with the couple's daughter, jody while living on base but moved before she wasnoma and has been told it is a terminal prognosis. >> when you become overwhelmed with guilt over the fact that why is this happening to my daughter? let it happen to me rick not her. >> i don't want her to feel guilty. that's where my dad was stationed when this was happening. >> the navy started to make contact with some folks but no one has had any claims settled. >> bill: what a story. thank you for being on that today. >> dana: really important story. i'm glad we were able to get that in. quite a week, quite a day. >> do we end on a high note? >> a family in southern california looking for their missing dog. he was gone for 17 days. thankfully someone spotted him on a ring door well during a snowstorm. dog lovers caught him and returned him to his owner. he is super happy to be returned to his family. >> bill: 17 days is too long. >> dana: 17 minutes with my dog. complete and total panic attack. at least there is a good outcome there. >> bill: have a good weekend. >> dana: happy w

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i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> we are following news following a high-profile case that has captivated much of the country. a jury found alex murdaugh guilty of killing his wife and son. prosecutors argued the well-known south carolina lawyer murdered them to gain pity and distract from financial crimes that were threatening his reputation. the jury deliberated for only three hours before deciding murdaugh killed his wife and youngest son in june of 2021. he will be sentenced tomorrow morning. he faces 30 years to life in prison without parole. >> he attacked a man over a hot dog, police say, and now arrested. video of that assault outside the s.a.p. center went viral. the vendor is relieved as are other sellers nervous about the assault. damian trujillo is at s.a.p. with the latest for us. >> reporter: it happened after a concert here outside s.a.p. tonight the man police arrested yesterday is out on bail. this video of a south bay street vendor being attacked made it onto several social media platforms and immediately went viral. he said he was upset he bought six hot dogs

here is nbc bay area's jodi hernandez. [ bleep ] >> reporter: this is a video that's turning heads and raising questions. a bus driver confronting an unruly passenger and then dragging her off a marin transit bus by the hair. san rafael police say the bus driver claims it all started before the video was rolling when the passenger spit at her and threw objects including one that cracked the bus' windshield. police say the driver cleared the bus and locked the woman inside as she waited for security. the security guard failed to de-escalate things and apparently that's when the driver took matters into her own hands. >> we understand how frustrating it is when you call for help and security and nothing happens. >> reporter: other bus drivers employed by golden gate transit and drive routes for marin transit say they feel for the driver. attacks have gotten out of hand, and they don't believe transit agencies are doing enough to protect them. >> i don't condone what the driver did, but i can tell you that's the problem, and we need better security. we need protection that we're just not

even acclaimed author jodi picoult reached out, telling young, "we have all been there. >> i can't express how grateful i am. it gave me perspective i wish i had before i tweeted, but i do now. >> reporter: we talk a lot about the dangers of social media. this seems like an example of how social media can bring us together >> it really was just thousands of tweets of people saying they had experienced it or it was going to get better and it was just pure kindness on the internet >> reporter: how about that kindness on the internet as for the book, her 22nd published novel -- >> my publisher describes it as "the lost boys" meets "buffy the vampire slayer." >> reporter: for anyone interested, there are signed copies she has a few extra. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> that is "nightly news" for this thursday thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night type 2 diabetes? discscover the o ozempic® tri-zonene. inin my ozempipic® tri-z-zo, i i lowered mymy a1c, cv r r, and lostst some weigight. in studidies, the majorityty of peoplele rea

this is jodi hernandez with the story. >> reporter: the postal service says that the mail carriers arettacked like never before. and attacks in oakland almost every week, and the postal service says they need the public's help. this is a suspect that investigators are believing is using the stolen postal keys to steal mail, all part of a growing trend in oakland. >> i have seen a lot here in the city of oakland in 22 years, but i have never seen it this bad. >> reporter: the u.s. postal service is saying that the mail carriers are getting assaulted and robbed at a shocking rate. they say that the mail carrier assaults are doubling in the last year and mostly in oakland. >> from the locks shot out, and guns being put in the letter carrier's faces, and it is bad. >> we take the robberies and assaults personally. there is no more important mission for us as federal agents. >> reporter: the oakland postmaster has sent out leters to everyone in oakland and emeryville asking for the public's help and they want to look out for the suspicious behavior. >> look out for signs that the carrier is

in santa rosa, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> let's take you outside, give you a live look at the bay bridge in san jose, we had a weekend that had some on and off rain, there was hail, there was snow in the mountains, you can see today it was pretty sunny. that's about to change dramatically, let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. are we talking another atmospheric river, not one but two coming in the seven-day forecast. a look at storm ranger, and mobile doppler. we have activity lingering around. we'll zoom in, a closer look, a heavier downpour around no vae -- novato. this is kind of par for the course as we are looking at two different storms coming down the pipeline for us. now, as we roll through tonight, again, it's just some spotty chances of rain. things are going to pick up and in a big way. once we get to thursday and friday with that first strong storm, then a second one as we roll into early next week. now, i don't want to string you along on this. i want to make sure you see some of these early details on what we could be seeing by thursday and fr

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i asked jody armour, professor of law at the university of southern california, for his response to themany times — doj reports. we had one here in los angeles after the rampart scandal. if you understand rampart, take, oh, la confidential, serpico, wrap them together, along with, oh, any other cop corruption movie you can think of — that does not come close to what rampart was, and yet after the department ofjustice consent decree, we did not have a lot of change in la, and so after ferguson there was a do] investigation, a lot of recommendations. not a lot of change still, so i am worried that these investigations may make good windowdressing, but don't result in real substantive change. now, mr garland said the police's behaviour had a detrimental impact on the public trust. do you think that the trust was high to begin with? well, yeah, that is the problem. the trust has been eroded and undermined for 30 or a0 years, or longer, since especially we have been waging this war on drugs, which has wound up being a war on the black community. breonna taylor, her no—knock raid that she was

jodi hernandez has been tracking the cleanup effort all day for us. she's going to be joining us at 6:00 with a closer look at the damage done and the risks in the days ahead. you're not going to want to miss that. >>> it is still slow on 580 heading eastbound as the evening commute is about to start. two lanes are still closed after a retaining wall collapsed earlier this week. repair crews are out there right now, but the wet weather has been slowing down. crews had to close a third lane earlier today to continue work. caltrans said it's best to, of course, use those alternate routes or the ace train. we're told repairs will continue at least until tomorrow. >>> for the first time in more than 12 days, a lot of people were flooded out of the farming community returned home today. a line of cars waited to get back into town after the evacuation order was lifted. but what most found when they arrived was heartbreaking. mud-filled homes as you see here, cars abandoned in the emergency and now flooded and useless. many say they feel abandoned because st

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here's jodi hernandez. >> reporter: there are scenes like this across the bay area. this tree fell on top of a house and a car. experts warn we could see more. >> we heard a loud bang and seen a flag and a wire fall down. >> reporter: john describes the scary sites and sounds outside his house when a tree came down taking out power lines right along with it. two days later, his neighborhood is still a mess. fallen trees continue to cause worries. >> after the storms, trees continue to fall even after the rain stopped. it's a little -- it's a little scary driving through the hills and just, you know, making sure to watch out. >> it was scary. it was out of -- it really was out of, like, a -- you know, you're in a disaster movie. >> reporter: andrew says he barely made it home from work navigating through downed trees and power lines. only to find a big cyprus tree had come crashing down on his own garage and his family's electric car. crews finally made it out today to clear out the mess. >> cars are still under there and we don't know what the damage is to our garage

, or how he reveals the stories behind some of the arab welds songs and chance for the holy month. jodi, this song touched the hearts of all arrows for amazon songs on al jazeera. and when i hands on celeste's working in asian africa, that be day is where i'd be choosing and editing my own stories in a refugee camp with no electricity. and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has ever faced. and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and compromise. because that's the only way we can try to solve any of these problem is together. that's why they are so important. we make those connections. ah, for me, you as president donald trump is indicted over how small the payment he made to an adult films dawn just before the 2016 presidential election. john calls it political persecution on a witch hunt. his lawyers say they'll fight it out in court. ah, i'm on the inside, this is al jazeera life and joe hall also coming up. we condemned the detention of mr. griggs glitch in the strongest in the strongest terms. con

as nbc bay area's jodi hernandez reports, students are demanding change. >> students, what do we wantwe want it? >> reporter: rattled by this week's violence on school grounds, hundreds of santa rosa high school and middle school students walked out of class this afternoon to show the district they've had enough. >> we need change. we need change. we can't have students dying at school because of violence like this. it is just -- it is incomprehensible how us as students feel, as parents might feel as well. >> reporter: the march comes just days after 16-year-old jaden pienta was stabbed to death and his best friend wounded inside a montgomery high school classroom by a freshman armed with a knife. police also responded to maria curio high school this week on report of a student armed with a gun. a student was arrested and a gun

leo, how he reveals the stories behind some of the arab world songs and chunks for the holy month. jodi, this song touched the hearts of all arrows full ramadan songs on al jazeera. we understand the differences, homeless imagines of cultures across the world. so no matter what lucy, when use and kind to pause that matter to you. a mass protests forces wally prime minister benjamin netanyahu to suspend plans to weaken the powers of the judiciary. ah, an organism for on them. and this is al jazeera and live from doha. also coming up . 6 people, including 3 children, are killed in a school shooting and nashville, tennessee, or you and report says there's evidence one sides and libya have committed crimes against humanity targeting civilians and my parents, and a popular crackdown that's belong to the power of gangs and el salvador but has a come at a cost human rights ah, protest against a proposed tradition overhaul is still taking place and israel, their prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been forced to delay his plans to push through legislation. and public opinion has led to a gene

our jodi hernandez spoke with family members outside the hospital, and they say this tragedy never woulde happened if police had not been chasing the stolen car suspect through a residential neighborhood. >> every day he's asking, where's mom? where's mom? where's brother? mom needs help. mom car is broken. that's the memories that he has, that his mom car is broken and that his brother need help in his mouth because he seen his brother bleeding out of his mouth. that's what he remembers. >> he lost his mama. he lost his brother. his daddy will never be the same, never. >> i just want to know when the police will stop chasing people, especially in a residential area, a school zone. >> if it wasn't for the police chasing him, this would not have occurred. >> their heartbreak is palpable. the man police say they were chasing is ralph ellsworth white iii. he's in jail facing two counts of second-degree murder. >> a train hit a truck in the east bay around 4:00 this afternoon. this is at goken road and altamont pass road just east of livermore. the white truck flipped over. chp says there ar

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez begins our coverage in moraga. >> reporter: the rain stopped hours ago, but much of the east bay is still waterlogged, including this pear orchard you can see here. you can see it's turned into a pond. you can also see some little ducks in the distance enjoying it, but i'll tell you it caused some serious problems. interstate 580 in oakland turned into a lake this morning after a night of relentless rain, making the morning commute impossible for some. >> i've never seen anything like that. i think it's kind of scary to say the

harriert dart and jodie burridge miss out, though.e tennis calendar outside of the grand slams — andy murray, dan evans and jack draper will all be in action from tomorrow. cam norrie will also be looking to add a second indian wells title to his name, he won it in 2021. we are back more later on. the british government has introduced controversial new legislation to detain and swiftly deport migrants coming to the country in small boats. the law will ban such migrants seeking asylum after reaching the united kingdom; claims will instead be assessed after deportation. the home secretary, suella braverman, told parliament people wouldn't stop coming until the world knew entering britain illegally would lead to detention and removal. she said the british asylum system had become overwhelmed, and dangerous channel boat crossings had to stop. yesterday's laws are not fit for purpose. so to anyone proposing de facto open borders through unlimited save illegal routes as the alternative, let's be honest. there are 100 million people around t

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez spoke at to the family at children's hospital in oakland. >> her boys werer and to all of us.ixp" i want to say that it's hard. >> reporter: a bay area family is doing their best to hold it together after their loved ones were hit bay stolen car suspect fleeing from police. 31-year-old ryniqueka dowell, a social worker, was killed instantly. her 6-year-old twin boys badly injured. and this afternoon, the family a

leo, how he reveals the stories behind some of the arab world songs and chunks for the holy month. jodi, this song touched the hearts of all arrows, full ramadan songs on al jazeera. ah, israel's prime minister says he won't bow to international pressure after you as president joe biden calls for him to abandon controversial judicial changes. ah, i'm tell mccrae, this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up a blow to opponents of me in mass military government has the party, a former leader unsung suit. she is dissolved migrants and mexico event. their anger, after dozens are killed in a fire as a detention center that is being blamed on then and a show of fire power u. s. and south korean troops conducted a fist large scale in phoebe as the salt trill in years. ah, you as president joe biden, his widen on israel's political crisis, urging prime minister benjamin netanyahu to abandon his plan to over hold. the judiciary didn't yahoo has delayed the changes to the judicial system, following the biggest protests in the nation's history. political opponents say biden's comments are a